Panorama of the World and Paris Exile Scene
Paris special reports the expulsion of Redemptorist fathers from Les Sables d'Glonne after a siege that drew soldiers and firemen. The barricade was breached, arrests made, and defenders forced from the roof. Other notes mention a Boydstown dam breach near Butler Pa flooding districts, heavy Iowa rains, Alaska delegate debate, a Lake Cleveland suicide, a Wabash wreck near Napoleon Ohio, theater lineups, Indiana National Guard maneuvers, and several local disasters and incidents from across the country.
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Paris
Les Sables d'Glonne
Lella
Elopement of a St. James nun shocks Omaha readers
Sister Maury Louise Shea of St. James convent fled with Omaha carpenter Jolson Johnson after being sent from O’Connor to Omaha to prevent a runaway match. Johnson, once employed to care for convent grounds, pursued her and found work locally. Mother superior had two weeks ago had a man arrested for attempting contact. They are living in Clinton, Nebraska.
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Mary Louies
Omaha
O'Connor
Sister Mary
Johnson
Mary
Clinton, Tews
Woman Dies From Fright At Summer Cottage Attempt
Miss Parker died of fright after sailors from a yacht tried to enter a cottage near Port Washington. The beautiful Greenpoint woman Alice Puget died within an hour when the intruders approached the piazza in the dark. One sailor walked onto the piazza before the group retreated at the sight of a rifle. A physician could not save Miss Parker.
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Jors
Wethersummer
Port Washington
Alice Puget
Greenpoint
Miss Parker
State Wins Telegraph Suit Against Western Union
The State of Minnesota won a suit requiring Western Union Telegraph Company to obtain a Minnesota business license. Judge Simpson sustained the demurrer to the company's answer, upholding the state’s argument that the firm must hold a license and comply with local regulations despite invoking inter state commerce exemptions.
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Wetern Union
Minnesota
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Simpson
Somerby
Western Union
Somerville Inn
Interstate Commerce Inw
Daughters Eloped in New York and Other News
Miss Dorothy Lillian Solomon, daughter of Lillian Snaack, and Abbott Louis Einstein wed quietly in New York on August 7, planning a European honeymoon and an upront apartment stay without their parents knowing. Other items cover a dog attack killing Jacob Wilsey near Lake Carey Illinois, a plot thwarted against King Alfonso of Spain, Bryan’s strength in Nebraska politics, Canadian Arctic expedition, a Northern Pacific Elks Train wreck, Reliance’s America’s Cup win, a dynamite blast killing three, a rescue attempt at Lake Michigan, a Chicago kidnapping sentence, and mixed crop updates from weather reports.
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Dorothy Lillian Solomon
Abbott Louis Einstein
New York
Misa
Dorothy Lilian Solomon
Lillian Snaack
Enjamin PF. Einstein
Jersey C
Europe
Thief returns loot after street car robbery in Chicago
A bank messenger was robbed on a Chicago street car while carrying checks valued at about 65 000 dollars. The thief later restored the checks to the bank after learning no currency was in the valise. Police search followed as a boy left a black satchel at a South Can street restaurant.
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Chicago
George Nelson
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Nelson
Chicago Jonal Bank
Milwaukee Avenue
Milwauk Avenue
Ue Resus
Hume
South Can Street
Milwaukee Ave
Woman rescues children from burning house in storm
Mrs Richard Rolfe saved her three children from a blaze during a thunderstorm in St. Louis then reentered the house to pull her husband from a bed. She found and carried the eldest son Charles, age six, from a stupor on the bed. Neighbors aided her afterward while the family regrouped.
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Richard Rolfe
St. Louis
Charles
Town traps 143 whales at St. Mary's Bay
The village of St. Mary's Bay Newfoundland beaches sees 143 whales stranded. The entire population joins to kill the whales and strip blubber as storm forces the catch to shore. Men, aided by wives and daughters, use axes and tools to reduce the carcasses and salvage oil.
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Mary’s Bay
St. Mary’s Bay
N. F
St. Mary’s Beach
Worry Over Money Ends in Tragic Death in Kansas
Mrs. Lucy Van Herche of Shawnee Kansas suffered a fatal shock from fear of losing cash while traveling to St Paul to visit her son. She misplaced money twice, was helped by neighbors, collapsed, and died next morning as doctors attributed death to worry.
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Kansas
Lucy Ven Ierebe
Shawnee
Kan
St. Paul
Marysville
Adventuressome Girls Fall on Colorado Glacier Near Alice
Two young women Miss Mills from Iowa and Miss Champion of Idaho Springs were climbing Yankee Hill Glacier when Mills slipped and pulled her companion down a 300 foot fall onto rocks. Mills suffered a broken leg as both survived the perilous accident near Alice Colorado.
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Minstap
Colorado
Yankee Hill
Alice
Colo
Miss Milla
Iowa
Miss Champion
Idaho Springs
Miss Mills
Lee
Admiral Krieger Leads Russian Squadron at Constantinople
Rear Admiral Grieger Krieger commands a squadron of Russian warships sent to Constantinople to press the Sultan on reforms in Macedonia. The move aims to prevent further incidents like the murder of the Hussain consul at Stonm Stir. Krieger is described among Russia's crusted admirals and leads the Mediterranean fleet.
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Grieger
Constantinople
Macedonis
Wush
Stonnstir
Krieger
Ele
Conquest of Wheat Fields in Kansas Vast Harvest
A sweeping piece on Kansas wheat harvests describes the 1901 style of bumper yields in the Sunflower State. Kansas leads the nation with a wheat belt spanning thirty counties and Sumner County alone yielding over 1.8 million bushels. Barton County also expands harvesting needs with extra men and horses. The article notes 99 million bushels produced in Kansas in 1901, far surpassing Minnesota and marking Kansas as the leading wheat producer.
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Kansas
Philip Eastman
Union
Nortthern
Sumner County
Maine
New Stampshire
Vermont
Mississippi
Wyoming
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Alabama
New Jersey
Barton County
Sumner
Kansna
Minnesota
Danville Rioter Guilty First Conviction in Jail Attack
Winfield Baker, a leader in the Danville Tennessee jail attack, was found guilty of assault with intent to murder Sheriff Whitlock. He faces a state prison indeterminate sentence from one to fourteen years. The second trial has begun for Baker and nine co defendants on rioting charges. Bessie Armstrong was too ill to appear.
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Winfield Baker
Danville
Whitlock
John W\alton
Edward Hart
Clay Biddle
Adam Murray
William Redwine
Isaac Slade
John Robertson
Thomas Bell
Bessie Armstrong
Railroad activity and conventions loom in western rail networks
The eye of railroading turns to Salt Lake City for the annual convention of Ticket Agents. A territorial charter grants Kansas Central Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad $20 million capital. Plans for a $240000 wagon depot at El Paso are set by general managers. U S railroads report gross earnings of $44 903 891 for the month, up 12.7 percent from last year and 20.2 percent from 1901. The Atchison twelve months to July 30 show gross earnings of $62 350 307, operating expenses $89 427 111, net earnings $28 918 287. The Knoxville and Ohio line buys Knoxville and Bristol and Tennessee Northern for about $250 000 and $400 000. B B Harriman contemplates Coast system links to Astoria and Oregon Beltway connections.
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International Association of Stailway ‘Ticket Agenta
Salt Lake City
Kansas Central, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad Company
el Paso
United States
Atchison
Knoxville and
Ohio
Southern
Knoxville
Bristol
Tennessee Northern
Lafollette Con and Iron Company
B. B. Harriman
Aymilcate
California Northwestern
Astoria
Oregon
Weather Report Forecasts Crop Growth and Rain Needs Across Regions
The weekly weather summary notes warming conditions boosting corn growth nationwide, with rain needed in the central Mississippi and Ohio valleys and drought affecting the Rockies and Pacific coast. Favorable progress in Nebraska and Kansas contrasts with Corn Belt areas awaiting rain to prevent losses. Spring wheat harvests wrap up, with oats and barley in various stages, cotton and tobacco showing mixed conditions, and apples generally declining except in parts of the mid Atlantic.
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Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Ohio
Missouri
Lake Region
South Atlantic
Chic Valley
Texas
Hocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Drauth
Nebraska
Kansas
Ohio Valley
Oregon
Washington
Tennessee
Kentucky
Maryland
Virginia
Middle Atlantic
Taft to Succeed Root as Secretary of War
Taft, the present Governor of the Philippines, will succeed Elihu Root as Secretary of War on January 1. Gen Luke E Wright, current vice governor of the Philippines, will be named governor. President Roosevelt authorized the announcement that Wright accepted the post. Wright, a lifelong Democrat, is praised for his proven executive ability.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Philippines
Lake Wright
William H. Taft
Mr. Hott
Inet
Elilm Toot
William HH. Taft
The
Luke E. Wright
LE. Wright
Cen. Wright
Memphis
Gen. Wright
Provident
Philippine Commission
Gary
William Browani Taft
Elihu Root
Won
Cincinnati
Yale
United States
Sarrigan
Jude
McKinley
Lii
Philippinesc
Bulgarian Turks Massacre War Rumors Surge in Europe
Reports from Monastir and Constantinople claim Bulgarian civilians, including women and children, are being massacred as Bulgarian insurgents retaliate. Turkish forces concentrate along the frontier as rumors of war and possible intervention by Europe circulate, while a Russian squadron watches nearby.
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Sona
Macedonia
Anys
Monastir
Bosiine
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Baucia
American diplomats day engaged to Chamberlain's son
In London reports state that Auster Chamberlain eldest son of Col villa Secretary Joseph Chamberlain is engaged to marry Miss Muriel White daughter of Henry White secretary of the United States embassy. The elder Chamberlain reportedly opposes the match.
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London
Auster Chamberlain
M. P
Col Vial
Joseph Chamberlain
Muriel White
Henry White
United States
Chamberlin
Two Minute Trotter Lou Dillon Breaks World Record
Lou Dillon trotted a mile in two minutes at Rendville, Mass, becoming the new world’s trotting champion and surpassing Crescens in time trials. Owned by C K G Billings of Chicago, she signals a shift toward faster, more robust trotters and may foretell further record reductions.
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Kentville
Dan Patch
Rendville
Mass
Lou Dillon
C. K. G. Billings
Chicago
Meadville
Korea
Maud EB
Maud 8
Abbot
Inter
Crescent
Forres
Flora
Temple Dexter
Goldsmith “Maid Racua
Duiien
S. Alix
Lev Dillon
Stabbings and arrests headline variegated crime notes
A mixed set of readable items reports Finley Nelson age 10 dying after a stabbing at a Dycraville church festival and Jesse Hudnall age 15 among casualties. Other items mention legal actions, embezzlement charges, a bankruptcy filing, a poisoning arrest, grasshopper migration, Kansas rural letter carrier meeting, a bank postmaster shooting, and various cultural notes.
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New Onenes
Finley Nelson
Dycraville
Ohio
Jesse Hudnall
Supreme Court of the
State of Washington
George Creighton
New York
Townsend & Waddell
Riverside Canal Company
Leavenworth
Kan
Harry Simpson
Ashland
Montana
Kansas
Emporia Rept
Reama Station
Misa Kate Augusta Qazi
Paris
France
Andrew. Carnegie
Dublin
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