Cripple Creek Strike Halts Ore Shipments Across District
A Western Federation of Miners contingent sparked a district wide strike in Cripple Creek Colorado, shutting down most mines shipping ore to United States Reduction and Refining mills. Over 3,000 miners walked off, threatening further stops at American Smelting and Refining facilities unless an eight hour day is granted.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Western Federation of Miners
United States Reduction and Refining Company
Stratton
Portland
el Paso
Strong
Gold King
United States Refining and Reduction Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colorado City
Florence
Mill Trust
Mill Men’s Union
Standard Mill
Standard
Attempt to Assassinate the French Premier in Marseilles
An attacker fired two shots at Premier Combes as he rode from a banquet in Marseilles. The premier was unharmed. the shooter, San Vaire Picolo, claimed to speak Italian with poor French and denied firing the pistol. Police detained him and noted possible anarchist links among suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Gombes
Friendly Society of Teachers
Pellatun
Martine
Tienri Brisson
M. Combes
San Vaire Picolo
Picola
Humbert Trial Draws Crowd as Wife Disrupts Court
Paris witnesses the Humbert case with Mme Theresa Humbert dominating proceedings at the Palais de Justice. Judge Bonnet pushes ahead with questions to Frederick Humbert while the accused woman challenges impartiality and shouts lies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Humbert
Paris
Humbert
Palais de Justice
Mme
Bonnet
Frederick Humbert
Theresa Rising
Mme. Humbert
Canning Factory Blown Up Near Portsmouth
A Rutland area canning factory was blown to pieces at noon injuring about a dozen workers including Don Mutchler and Dale Rawlins. The blast killed three people identified as Said Near, and two other workers.
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Portsmouth
Humphreys and Hogan’s Canning Factory
Rutland
Here
Don Mutchler
Dale Rawlins
Workman
English View Of Disorders In The Balkan States
London August 10 British officials view the Balkan situation as more serious as Russia presses for reparations for the Monastir consul murder. A diplomat says the Czar will avoid war and inform Austria and other Berlin treaty signatories of plans before acting. In Parliament Mr. Balfour cites complications and calls for Europe to back Russia and Austria, noting revolutionary bands and Turkish actions complicate the Macedonian crisis.
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London
Balkan
Monastir
Turkey
Russia
Austria
Berlin
Macedonia
House of Ommons
Balfour
Avaq Uni
Europe
Rusaia
Brice
Vienna
M. Rostkovoski
Krushevyo
Bustle Found After Loss on Train Ride
Union Pacific officials received word that the missing bustle sewn with $7,500 by Mrs. Lucy Van Cerke of Shawnee has been found. She had thought it dropped from a train near St. Paul and rushed home to save it from being burned as junk by new tenants.
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St. Paul
Union Pacific
Lucy van Cerke
Shawnee
Governor Terrell backs Roosevelt on lynching action
Georgia Governor Terrell endorsed President Roosevelts stance urging prompt trials for lynching offenders. He said the law must be upheld and speedy trials can deter mob violence, noting rising northern lynchings and comparatively few in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Terrell
Roosevelt
Durbin
Indiana
Temporary Insanity Ends in Fatal Duel of Spouse
Kent Stow, 24, son of F D Stow, Merchan ts Dispatch manager, shot his wife Pauline in the head and then killed himself at 50 Richmond Avenue. The couple had a year old infant left with his parents. Mrs Stow died instantly. Kent was found unconscious, said to be suffering temporary insanity from fever.
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Buffalo
Kent Stow
F. D. Stow
Merchants’ Dispatch Transportation Company
Richmond Avenue
Stow
Pauline
Stowa
Bullet Found After Garfield Shooting Narrows Injury
Spokane Washington October bullet found pressing against the spinal column following a Sunday morning shooting at Garfield. Thomas Turnbow underwent a surgical operation and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Thomas Turnbow
Garfield
J. E. Brown
Turnbow
Man Starves Five Days Hidden Aboard Ocean Liner
William Langelle survived nearly five days without food or drink after secretively stowing away in the Cedric at Liverpool. He pried open a mid ship hatch with a jack knife and hid among merchandise until the ship’s seven days out prompted discovery by the crew. He subsisted on biscuits, rum, then four raw onions after cutting into a bound crate before being found and treated by the ship’s surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Langelle
Cedric
Liverpool
Langelle
Haddock
Langzelle
Ile
Martin Gang of Outlaws in Osage Nation Fight
Five Martin gang members killed in a chase with a posse in the Osage Indian Nation. Deputy Macshal Haines wounded but improving. two gang members died whose names are not yet known. The gang had robbed travelers and stations, and a City Marshal Cross of Geary was killed in related crimes.
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Hennessy
Cross
Geary
Hopeton
Twenty Men Die in Caneto Factory Boiler Blast
New York dispatch reports twenty men killed and wounded Saturday by a boiler explosion at the Santa Rita cotton factory in Caneto Peru. Financial loss is not known.
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New York
Santa Rita
Caneto
New York Herald
Lima
Peru
Colonel Williams returns from year long Philippine campaign
Col. Constant Williams of the twenty sixth United States infantry comes home on the Logan after a three year Philippines tour. He relinquished command in the Thirty second district of the Southern Luzon department and helped force General Belarmino's surrender while directing field operations. Williams has forty two years of Army service, beginning as a private in 1861 with the Thirty List Pennsylvania volunteers.
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San Francisco
Constant Williams
Twenty-Sixth
United States Infantry
Logan
Philippines
Lauzon
Belarmino
Williams
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Lost Memory In 12 Year Old Boy After Head Injury
New York August 10 Bernard Cohen a twelve year old boy recently discharged from a hospital where he lingered between life and death for five weeks has lost memory and speech. Doctors say he must relearn talking after a brain bleed from a falling stone fractured his skull. An operation revealed the memory and speech loss though he has learned several words and is expected to recover the faculties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bernard Cohen
Cohen
Race horse Chuctanunda Injured and Retired
New York reports Chuctanunda known as King of Sprinters broke down in the off foreleg while training at Saratoga and will be retired. The horse, owned by Atholair Sanford of Amsterdam, N Y, had a celebratory season ending with public cheers and tributes in Amsterdam.
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New York
Chuctanunda
Saratoga
Chustsnunda
Ahilioraire Sanford
Amsterdam
N. Y
Airship Man Annoyed Moves Experiments to Clifton Beach
Prof Langley and his assistant Manly relocate the Langley airship team from Widewater to Clifton Beach eight miles away to escape criticism from Truxton Beale and club members. Reporters intend to track the experiments from the new site eight miles from a telegraph station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Washington, D. Cu
Widewater
Truxton Beale
P. Langley
Manly
Clifton Beach
Langley
Worm Disease Spreads Among Ruhr Miners
Berlin reports inadequate efforts to curb tropical worm disease among Essen district miners. New cases found in Fran ziska and Dergmann colonies in the Ruhr region. The illness has affected about 20 600 Westphalian miners and is fatal, afflicting those with little sun exposure.
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Berlin
Essen
Franziska
Dergmann
Ruhr
Kilauea Volcano Reawakens After Lava Slide
Honolulu reports Kilauea on Hawaii has resumed activity after its crater lava slide. Smoke rises from the mountain and intense underground heat is again evident near the crater.
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Honolulu
Kilauea
Island of
Hawaii
Refuses to Tell Her Name After Suicide Attempt
Chicago, Aug 10. With recovery chances declining, the young woman who tried to take her life at the Auditorium yesterday refuses to reveal her identity. Authorities know only the name Mrs Henry Glover on her hotel register. she is thought to be formerly Miss Marie Gordon of Montgomery Alabama, and her husband is reportedly a New Orleans resident.
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Chicago
Auditorium
Henry Glover
Marie Gordon
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Casino Fire Destroys Trouville Gambling House
A Trouville Deauville casino burned after a ceiling fire caused by an electric short. Patrons fled as flames swept the building, roof collapsed, and furnishings flooded the beach. Proceeds say proprietors lost about 100000. The theatre and concert hall survived. Baron de Rothschild aided efforts.
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New York
New York Herald
Trouville
France
Hotel de Paris
M. Fischoff
Messieurs
Pantc
la Touque
Baron Kenri de Rothschild
Czar Demands Punishment Over Monastir Murder
St Petersburg reports the Czar calls for full punishment of the Turkish murderers and all officials responsible for the killing of Russian Consul Rostkovoski at Monastir. The incident follows a second Macedonian consul murder and sparks diplomatic tension with Turkey.
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St. Petersburg
Monastir
D’armes
M. Rostkovoski
Macedonia
Foreign Office
Constantinople
Count Lamsdorf
Gen D’arme
Insurgents Kill Turkish Soldiers in Macedonia Turmoil
News from Constantinople and Salonica report insurgent actions across Macedonia. Rebels seized Krushevo near Monastir killing 62 Turkish soldiers, raising a red flag and threatening border stability as fighting spreads north of Monastir. officials deny full frontier crossings.
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Constantinople
M. Rostkovoski
Macedonia
Monastir
Amonastir
Datal
August Sth
Durbin Replies to Roosevelt Letter on Evansville Mob
Governor Durbin telegrams sincere approval of President Roosevelt’s call to curb crime. He notes the urging should mobilize public sentiment and press officials, writers, clergy, and teachers to unite against crimes and ensure law is free of delay. He says the president’s words press home responsibility beyond officials, potentially averting a threat to the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Durbin
Roosevelt
Evansville
Crimea
Jetham White Trial Opens With Defense Argument
In Cynthiana on August 10 Judge Lafferty opened the first day of the trial with defense arguments. Georgetown on the same date Frank Cecil, a Bell county witness who testified strongly against Caleb Powers, faced cross examination and stuck to his story despite questioning.
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Cynthiana
Lafferty
Georgetown
Frank Cecil
Bell County
Gavn
Caleb Powers
Balwidar
Chapter misread items in Chicago receivership case
A Chicago report indicates a receiver was appointed for Charles W. Dempeter and Ces manufacturers over $60,000 in liabilities and $19,000 in assets. The case involves a sale of a concern linked to a meat processing or packing house.
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Chicago
Charles W. Dempeter
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Humberts
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Sime
Theresa
Romain D’aurignac
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Martin
Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Mitchel
Osage Indian Agency
Pawhuska
Bennett
Haines
Mississippi River
Czar
Belgrade
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Rus
Ihussein Hilmi Pasha
Yemen
Arabia
M. Rostkowoski
AM. Rostkovoski
Provinea
Jie
Mogil
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Salonica
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Kailar
Anatolia
Tushi Pasha
Zibovche
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