Moro unrest and mutinies reach Mindanao and Catanduanes
Aug 18 dispatches report U S troops likely to strike Bacolod after the murder of two Twenty Seventh Infantry men. Moros attack Camp Vickars, killing two and wounding one as General Chaffee urges decisive action to maintain Moros support. Father McKinnon proposes sending 400 young Filipino priests to U S seminars. Mutinous crew of the Mrs Nermanox murders the chief engineer at Port Viree and wounds several others. a firefight by local constabulary leaves three mutineers dead and more sailors missing.
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Camp Vickars
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D John J. Pershing
Fifteenth Cavalry
Lake Lando
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Zamboanga
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Father McKinnon
Philippines
California
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Island of
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Mortgage loan plan eyed for Philippines and Egypt
Data on government guaranteed small landholder mortgages forwarded to Judge Henry Ide by Charles A. Conant. Plan cites Turkey and Egypt as potential models with a new bank focusing on rural loans and a 3 percent government guaranteed dividend, plus possible tax-collector involvement. Governor Taft and Ide noted as sympathetic to farmer aid.
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New York
Henry €. Ide
Ishones
Charles A. Conant
Philippines
Conant
Turkey
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Philippine Commission
Taft
Ide
Thompson and Claffy Held in Bartholin Murder Case
Oscar Thompson was held to the grand jury for the murder of Mrs. Anna Ri Bartholin in Chicago on August 18. John Claffy, an elderly stableman, was held as an accessory after the fact to the same murder. Thompson also faced this charge. Claffy’s bond was set at $5,000, with no bond fixed for the other defendant.
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Chicago
Oscar Thompson
Anna Ri. Bartholin
John Claffy
Minnie Mitchell
Thompson
Chafy
Prisoners Waive Examination Amid Hunt Sweatbox Controversy
For Shompeen and Coo Thilout Cadipe the examination was waived as they would not accept a plea. both were jailed with no bond sought. Attorneys sought to remove them from Inspector Hunt’s custody and his alleged sweatbox methods. Edward Couwnserman reportedly received a Bartholin letter dated July 11 requesting money as he faced “a heap of trouble.”
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Inspector Hunt
Edward Couwnserman
Bartholin
Parry denies vice presidential bid amid Roosevelts talk
Indianapolis Aug 18 David M Parry president of the National Manufacturers association issues a formal statement denying any candidacy for the Republican nomination for vice president He cites lack of time due to his large manufacturing interests in carriage industry and private enterprises and says reports linking him to the position are without his consent or knowledge
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Indianapolis
David M. Parry
National Manufacturers’ Association
Moosevelt
Creamery Firm Failures Hit Midwest Markets
The Bigio Creamery Company failing on a Saturday leaves about 10 000 creditors, including 8 000 farmers. American Trust and Savings Bank named receiver as assets are around 800 000 dollars and liabilities near 390 000 dollars. The collapse stems from inability to realize on outstanding accounts. The Helen Creamery Company forms the nation’s largest dairy firm via consolidation of many plants.
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Chicago
Bigio Creamery Company
Ilinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
American Trust and Savings Bank
Eleln Creamery Company
United States
Dungeon for Bad Girls in Indiana Drafts Scrutiny
Indianapolis Aug. 18 The dungeon at an Indiana women’s reform school remains in use despite official disapproval. A 16 year old girl endured two days and nights on bread and water in a dim basement cell. Superintendent Sine mily Rhodes says discipline requires the dungeon after an insurrection involving eleven inmates. Eleven wooden cells, seven by four feet, sit in an ventilated dark basement.
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Indianapolis
Woman's Reformatory and Industrial School
Hie Sinemily Rhodes
Lndietes
Board of Control
Farnham Dodges Injunction as Traction Scrutiny Broadens
After a multi county chase in Saginaw Michigan documents were served on B H Farnham of Union Traction and on Detroit Treasurer Perrine who has resigned. Farnham evaded deputies with comic escapes while company officials promise continued work and say the injunction will be contested.
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Saginaw
Mich
B. H. Farnham
Union Traction Company
Farnham
Perrine
Detroit
Parkham
McMillan
Mt. Morris
Traction Company
Paris Deaths In Auto Crash At Chateau Buisson du Mal
Mme Ilourd gatekeeper’s wife reports arriving at the scene to find Charles L Fair and his wife dead with no signs of life but later witnesses faint movement in Mrs Fair’s hand and Fair’s foot. Dr Perriquet says death was instantaneous from severe head wounds in both victims.
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Charles L
Paris
Mme. Ilourd
Chateau Buisson du Mal
Charles L. Fair
Mrs. Fair
Fair
Firmin Wins a Victory in Haiti Conflict
General Jean Jumeau leads Fir minist forces to rout General Alexis Nord's provisional army at St Michel after two days of fighting. Nord's retreat ends with the town burned. Jumeau presses toward St Raphael as Crete a Pierrot lands more troops near Cape Haytien.
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Cape Haytien
Jean Jumeau
Artibonite
St. Michel
Alexis Nord
Provisional Government
Grande Rivere
St. Raphael
Jumeau
Creten-Pierrot
Albert Salmare
Jumean
Puerto Cabello Not Attacked Says Venezuelan Port
Puerto Cabello Venezuela Aug 18 officials report the port has not been captured nor attacked contrary to wartime rumors. Authorities confirm no damage or hostile action occurred at the coastal city and the situation remains calm.
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Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
Cuban Tariff Fight Over $35 Million Loan Details
Washington dispatch outlines Cuba's proposed loan of 35 million dollars to repay revolutionary debts and fund army wages. It contrasts current and proposed tariff increases across many goods including lumber, meat, dairy, and flour, arguing duties aim to raise revenue, aid negotiations with the US, and shield local industries.
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Cuba
Enya
United States
Leen
Ft Fe
Mysterious Murders and Heists Reported Across States
A string of violent incidents and crimes reported August 18 spans Kentucky Oklahoma Texas Nebraska and Illinois. A wife and husband were murdered near Owensesboro with an ax found near the body, while a suspect named Dan Williams remains at large after fleeing from Texas. An Amex cash shipment case unfolds in Perda ville with arrests in Irvington and Falls of Rough. Other items include mining claim disputes in the Wichita mountains, a tennis championship in Sioux City, and political nominations in Nebraska plus a church visit by President Roosevelt and other national updates.
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Jesse Toman
Akhen
Meney
Dan Willams
Duman
Williams
Texas
The Knights and the Battle Against Rheumatism
A historic tale contrasts knights with a foe named rheumatism. The article discusses ancient theories of rheumatism, the shift to blood purification, and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with patient anecdotes from Mrs. P. M. Wheeler and Mrs. Briggs. It urges immediate use and claims health benefits across the body.
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Doctor Pierce
P. M. Wheeler
Ann Place
Bradford
Penna
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Pierce
Mia. C. L. Briggs
Tunnel City
Monroe Co
Wis
Golden Medical Discovery
Jay
Golden
Baseball Scores From Two Daye Viewing For Kase Hall Pennants
Scores recorded across leagues show Brooklyn’s 10 to 4 win over St Louis at St Louis on Saturday, with Chicago and New York topping their opponents 6 to 3 and 4 to 1 respectively on Sunday. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader, and several other matchups across American and Association circuits are listed.
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Kase Hall
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Aug
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Minneapolis
Lavuteville
Louisville
Louteville
Columbus
Milwaukee
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Kansas City
Candy Kills a Girl in Aledo Mystery of Str ychnine Found
Miss Alena Dool of Aledo Illinois died after eating candy given by friend Miss Dunlap. Test results from Rush Medical College indicate strychnine in candy with stomach sample awaiting full analysis. Dunlap also ate candy. no strychnine found in her. Additional notes report Texas fever in cattle near Girard and other assorted late August items from Paris and New York.
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Itimens
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Tis
Alena Dool
Dunlap
Corotter
J. A Patton
Enue
Patton
Miss Dunlap
Girard, Dis
Girard
Alfred & Sample
Dr. L. Co
Fanny
British Admiralty Denies Troop Crowding Claim
The British admiralty rejects allegations that Australian troops from South Africa were overcrowded on their voyage home.
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South Africa
Trade terror from central European states eyed by world leaders
A garbled report discusses a proposed economic barrier policy by central European powers led by Botha De Wet and Pelarey. It mentions German and British officials in London and Cowes, with references to King Edward, the royal yacht Victoria and Albert, and a forecast of broader tariff shifts and possible free trade among European nations. The piece also covers European leaders visiting Britain and other scattered notes on South African figures and a wider conference in Winona with religious educators.
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Tondon
Southempton
Koer
Walcomed
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Mmwarley
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Setutdas
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Alexandra
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