Police rescue of Black man from mob amid Chicago violence
In Chicago a Black man, John Brinkley, was saved by police from a mob that had attacked him after a shooting death. Officers fought the crowd with billy clubs as bricks and stones flew, Brinkley fainted at the station and pleaded for a cell. McCarthy’s family faced destitution amid the dispute over stolen chickens.
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Chicago
Fuiche
Podicuwon
Agra
John Brinkley
Waiehasen
Charles McCarthy
Ure Inter
Hobert
Lelam
Mooney A Asouer
Manney
Etragrealeas
Brinkley
Pollerman
Reagan
Lorvor
Lye
McCarthy
Famine Report From Cape Verde Islands Telegraphed
A New York dispatch reports a famine in the Cape Verde Islands as crop failures threaten about 19 000 inhabitants. The correspondent Benia sends word of widespread hunger and potential deaths while conditions are said to be worsened by Portuguese governance and local reports.
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Ow York
Fore
Ita
Benia
Nk Subtinga
Taye Verde Islands
Wren
Inds
Conbroud
Portugese
Evacuation Talks Shift in Manchuria Standoff
London dispatch reports Russia may abandon harsh terms on Manchuria while China regains limited administrative control in three provinces under conditions. Japan notes three events easing tensions as Russia withdraws from Manchuria next month and Japan-Russia negotiations continue for defined rights in Manchuria and Korea.
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Leasar
Tusala
Manchuria
Mith
Aihcore
Japan
Russia
Mantchuria
Corea
Indicted Men in Washington Post Adopts Conspiracy Charge
A grand jury in Washington investigates August W. Machen and George W. Beavers in a postadictment conspiracy case. The obscured text suggests charges tied to a division of salaries and alleged deceit.
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Washington
Pers
Yeatarday
Clurze
August W. Machen
George W. Beavers
Beavers
Washington Delegates to the Irrigation Congress
Governor Metcalf today named Oregon and Washington delegates for the Seventh National Irrigation Congress to meet in Cadynlah September 1 to 28. The Washington roster includes Blanchard of Walla Walla, Baedeker of Anacortes, J. X. Thorne of Seattle, William Edgecombe Pliller of Spokane, Arthur Guan of Waterville, Tilcott of North Takim, and J. D. Comings of Seattle.
Mining Congress Seeks New Cabinet Officer in Mass Meeting
Delegates at the Mining Congress near Leadville debate appointing a new cabinet official. A formal morning session featured welcomes and a postponed afternoon discussion. Resolutions urged action on mining wage law and federal oversight, with reading of the constitution by the American Mining Congress. The meeting adjourned after late afternoon business confined to committee work.
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Uae
Edward VI
Armvo
Denver
Patifsan
United States
Sammy
Eka Venities Coiernen
Andros Povgade
Washington
Priday Anoyning Johny Blatchford
Terry
Chinese Woman Granted Entry to Land in Montreal Case
A Chinese woman was allowed to land in Montreal amid a dispute over a passport and orders. The incident involved a New York newspaper writer and officials from the United States and Montreal authorities. The details show authorities handling the entry under a government order with diplomatic implications.
American warships cleared for action at Beirut
Reports from Beirut and Cairo describe a growing crisis as Christian deaths, looting, and arson spread through Beirut. Consuls urge protection and consider landing troops. American ships prepare to land 500 men while other Allied vessels monitor the unrest and seek to prevent a wider conflict.
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Beirut
Tierlin
Boa
Constantinople
Ansieger
Gomeruies
Visorder
Admiril Cation
President Watching Turks at Beirut and Other Dispatches
President Roosevelt and officials monitor the Turkey situation from Beirut with cautious optimism. Admiral Colby Cofion stands ready to protect Americans as Leupp completes a corruption probe in Oklahoma. Archbishop Teasley sails for Manila to brief the President. Colgate Hoyt invites him to a New York dinner, which he may skip.
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Reoenvéle
Turkey
Lalenaun
Cmttary
Elis
Cofion
Beirut
Americum
Roosevelt
United States
Wiiehaeu
Morton
Ghieapo
Vito Wictiow
Ue Santave
Laeupp
Washington
Lient
Garden Dolumion
Leupp
Gisk
Strike of Seattle Street Railway Men Shuts Cars
Seattle street railway workers strike after union advisory board backs walkout. Most cars halted as 63-member committee debates, with 200 non union workers slated to cover routes. Union demands include recognition, reinstatement, shorter hours, overtime pay, and holiday time.
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Seattle
Wash
Wanh
Aib
Scuttls Electric Company
Streat Haileway
Does This Baby Belong to Jones Case in San Francisco
A fragmented Chicago to San Francisco dispatch reports a baby found in North Beach wrapped in a newspaper with a headline reading Ton, dy Ke Fone, Washington, Arkans. The infant shows signs of strangulation. the report hints at a larger pattern or crime connected to a national committee.
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Chicago
San Friancisen
North Beach Wallen
Arkinans
Proneisen
Arkamans
Dying Lady Falsely Accused in North Carolina Case
Mrs. Janie Stewart Boysen, a Chitaya woman wrongly accused of sharing seals Howe in North Carolina, is dying from nervous shock suffered during a robbery inquiry and subsequent searches. She has battled tuberculosis for years and remains bedridden at White Springs after the incident at Ashville.
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Chienggo
Janie Stewart Boysen
Howe Wert
North Carolina
Mos Howesen
Royeten
Uhiedge
North Shire
Sensation Promised in Postal Frauds
A grand jury in Willington is testing evidence on alleged postal frauds tied to local cases. The report notes claims of complicity and ongoing investigation, with officials promising forthcoming revelations.
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Perkon
Phe Dnpark
Beeinaag
Grand Jury
Tegan Teatlag
Willington
Right to discharge miners likely to be abused
In Wilkes-Barre Wyoming region coal operatives urge scrutiny of the new right to discharge workers, noting foremen may misuse the privilege. The dispute centers on Umpire Wrights decision and its impact on miners and employers, with officials warning of potential unrest and labor tensions.
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Wilkenbarre
Wyoming
Innlewpat
Wright
Tle
Olivia
Ming
Study of canals and waterways in imperial Europe
Berlin reports a U S inquiry into inland waterway systems with emphasis on a planned great canal linking Rhine and Elbe to connect major European rivers. Burton and party toured Russia and Central Europe assessing costs, rail competition, and the shift toward water transport versus rail.
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Europe
Rhins- Wibe
Burton
X. Mahan
United States
Vhey
United Staeg
France
Goroniinynd Perilang
Russia
Ptate
Ite Wiyers
Wei
Western Pacific Feeder Plan For New Transcontinental Line
George L. Dwan, chief engineer, returns from Salt Lake and reports progress on the Western Pacific railroad. The route and construction are underway with a small engineering corps. the Gould system is preparing a feeder line seen as the foregone precursor to a new competing transcontinental railroad.
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San Francisco
Ceph. i
George L. du Wan
Tae Western Pecific Railroad
Sill Lake
Shirtain
Y Tta
Feader
Gould
Greeks Helping Macedonians in New York Campaign
New York Greeks organize to aid the opposition in Macedonia. A committee has raised over 8000 dollars and is sending agents to other cities to mobilize Greek communities. One founder warns that if powers do not intervene within fifty days a force of at least eight hundred Greeks will sail from New York to fight the Turks.
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New York
New York City
Macedonia
Tor
Admission Day Observances Across Regions in Historic Native Alliances
Elites of the Alito coordinate events at Targesete with Garfhe oversight while the Native Kone of the Gallon Wesk hosts annual gatherings. The Native Daughters of the Golden West participate, led by GiLha with many members in attendance. The latest quarter highlights Native Soup involvement and a membership of 000.
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Calitoria
Tony
Alito
Garfhe
al Sandows
Gallon Wesk
GiLha
Var
Newspaper Men Reach Hugo on Westward Trip
Washington correspondents bound for the Irrigation Congress at Ogden tour western Kansas and visit Oakley Cheyenne Wells and Unga. They dine on prairie chickens and attend a cowboy dinner and dance at Hugo. They witness Roosevelt era enthusiasm and plan future reports from Colorado Wyoming and Utah.
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H—Westaday
Washington
Ogden
Missouri River
Oakley
Cheys Vine Wells
Unga
Muga
Roosevelt
Dogen
Taday
Colorado
Wandacl
Wysming
Upah
Sherman Statue Controversy at Army Labor Meeting
The Sherman statue issue was discussed at a September Army committee meeting chaired by General Nelson A. Mary. The panel, including other prominent figures, debated arrangements and the shopmenge slate as cited in official notes.
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Washington
Sep
Toma Corninitese
Gel
Nelvun A. Mary
Ane Aluides
Statue of McKinley Monument Unveiling at Adana
A ceremony marks the unveiling of a McKinley memorial statue in Adana with speakers expected from government and military circles. Officials Ridox and Yoeak Gay Curtin are noted, as memory of President McKinley is honored through a fund drive supporting subscriptions.
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Adana
Ragu Qay
Amoy Ridox
Yoeak
Curtin Hill
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