Suf fragettes drenched at Oyster Bay as vote march is halted
Four suffragettes led by Mrs Borrmann Wells reached Oyster Bay to address President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill but heavy rain and Secret Service guards halted plans. The group paraded, distributed literature, and rode to the president’s grounds before being turned away. Rain ended the open air attempt as villagers watched with mixed interest.
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New Grisis in Turkey Minister Here in Danger
Mehmed Ali Bey, serving as minister to the United States, is reported relieved of duties. The sultan accepted resignations and named Jemalledin Sifendi and Kaimil Pasha to form a new ministry. Fehmi Pasha and other ex-ministers were arrested amid public jeers. A separate report says the sultan was struck in the chest but escaped injury when his mail coat blocked the blow.
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Federal Courts Clash Over Railroad Rate Increases In Georgia
United States Circuit Judge Pardee dissolved Judge Speer’s restraining order, allowing Southern Railway, Louisville and Nashville and others to implement higher freight rates in Georgia while the case proceeds. The Interstate Commerce Commission has a Georgia shippers’ complaint against railroads seeking to raise rates, viewed as restraint of trade. Senator Culberson plans to protest the August 10 Texas rate increase, with Texas and Oklahoma rail officials present.
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Mutilated body found in canal shocks Chicago police
Investigation unfolds after legs and trunk of a 14 year old Greek boy are found in the Michigan and Tilindis canal near the Santa Fe bridge. Coroner rejects medical prank theory as police probe disappearance from his home several days earlier.
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Bomb Used to Hasten Sale in Chicago Saloon
A dynamite blast ripped the saloon of Jacob Telser at 170 Larrabee Street early today, injuring none of Telser’s family who live above. Police seek suspected extortionists tied to threats after Telser refused to sell to an Italian. the saloon sits amid Chicago’s Italian neighborhood on the North Side.
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Diamond Loot Recovered From Train Hold-Up
Diamonds and gold plate seized after a Pittsburg train robbery. Officials say $1,500 in gold plate belonging to John M. Ney & Co. was recovered, with earlier reports of thousands in diamonds and up to $60,000 to $200,000 taken. Official statements note modest cash plunder, while unofficial tallies vary widely.
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Dream Death: Woman Leaps From Hospital Window
In Richmond Virginia Miss Beulah Connell, a Memorial Hospital patient recovering from typhoid, was terrified by a dream and leaped from a second story window to the ground below. She died soon after, with injuries reported as severe.
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Bryan Campaign Visit Highlights Minnesota Support
Frank Lynch and B Nelson traveled to Fairview at the request of Mr Bryan to drum up support for Gov Johnson and the Democratic ticket. Lynch urged loyalty to Bryan, said Minnesota Democrats are for Bryan and invited Bryan to address the Minnesota State Fair with no admission charge. The article previews Bryan's upcoming speeches on Shall the People Rule and The Measure of Rewards, and outlines his campaign funding appeals and tariff, trusts, and bank issues.
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Bryan Expects to Win Says to Mack in New York
National Democratic Chairman Mack reports William J. Bryan expresses pleasure at campaign progress and belief he will win the presidency. Mack says Bryan is aiding the campaign and that state committees will direct efforts in the South while Northwest states become debatable. Plans for a nationwide tour and Bryan's itinerary are to be announced after the nomination notification.
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Landslide for Bristow as early returns favor Bristow for U S Senate
Early returns from yesterday's primaries in Kansas suggest a landslide for Joseph L. Bristow to win the Republican nomination for U S Senate, with Walter R. Stubbs likely securing the governor’s nomination over Cyrus Leland Jr. and W H Ryan favored for Democratic governor.
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Salina
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Girard
Tiugh P. Farrelly
Wnanute
Bena" Tortal
High church leader Nell dies in New York parish house
The Rev Edward Wallace Nell rector and founder of the Episcopal Church of St Edward the Martyr on East 108th Street died today at the parish house of heart disease linked to a past appendicitis attack. He helped build the church with Commodore Gerry and led the high church movement alongside Bishop Gratton. Nell, fellow of the Society of Science, Literature and Arts of London, authored Faithful Woman and a book of Sermons.
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Washington Post
New York
Edward Wallace Nell
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Fight for 2 000 000 estate unsettled in Paris courts
Nephews of Charles Rubens contest his 1906 Paris will claiming Rubens was really Samuel Woog a Frenchman naturalized in America who made a fortune in diamonds and returned to France. They argue French law should divide the estate, while Schellheimer and Heidelbach assert the will drawn in the United States falls under American law. The case is now before the French courts.
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Charles Ruens
Parle
New York
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Heidelbach
Samuel Woog
Amer
Ica
France
Messrs. Schellheimer
America
Weapon hidden in stocking linked to Hechler case
The revolver used to assault Jacob Hechler was found today by officers hidden in a woman's stocking. The discovery supports the theory of a preplanned attack. Hechler says his wife found Ellerton, a guest, in the room the night of the shooting. Ellerton is held for further examination as Mrs Hechler remains in custody.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Jacob Hechler
Hechler
Ellerton
Bride 61 Bridegroom 62 Meet for Kingston Wedding
Kingston Aug 5 George I Faulkner 62 and Mrs Sarah B E Seymour 61 both of Schuyler Nebr married Monday night after a long romance that began in Ulster County. They had separated years earlier and each remarried, later moving to Schuyler. They renewed contact on the Hudson river steamer Hendrick Hudson and wed after a talk at Watkins Point Park with Rev. Witour B F Stowe officiating.
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Schuyler
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Zeppelin Airship Destroyed By Lightning At Echterdingen
Berlin reports Count von Zeppelin's airship was destroyed by lightning during a thunderstorm near Echterdingen, Stuttgart area, after landing for repairs. Four bystanders injured, Zeppelin unharmed. Crowd in Friedrichshafen learns of the disaster as preparations for a reception turn to mourning.
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Leper wife prompts quarantine plans in Tombstone
Gen D K Wardwell and his leprosy afflicted wife are under quarantine in Tombstone Arizona as health officials and the board of supervisors consider forcing Southern Pacific to move them to Sawtelle California. Wardwell suffers a cancerous eye growth but no leprosy. He intends to accompany his wife if deported to the leper colony.
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Fort Hunt Stormed As Defenders Fend Off Bayonets
Fort Hunt in Fort Washington Maryland was attacked by Confederate forces from James M. Haralson’s unit. Negro militia troops resisted with bayonet and rifle formations while Fort Washington defenders countered, capturing the enemy’s battery and headquater posts in a hard fought night engagement.
Haralson Seeks White House Interview in Uniform
Special to The Washington Post reports James M. Haralson former Naval Academy midshipman dismissed by President Roosevelt on July 38 appeared at Oyster Bay executive office in full uniform seeking a meeting. He was told a President meeting was impossible and advised to see Secretary Newberry. Haralson, inspired by West Point cadet reinstatement talks, pressed for reconsideration, but was rebuffed. Interview talks with Col Hugh L. Scott at Sagamore Hill planned for next Friday were noted with no further comment on the cadet matter.
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Railroad Yard Tragedy Claims Two Workers in Roanoke
Special to The Washington Pass Roanoke Va Aug 5 George Mots of Cincinnati 35 was run down by a freight train in the Norfolk and Western yards and killed instantly He carried a card showing membership in the Cincinnati Theatrical Mechanics Association W H Hudgon N W airbrake inspector 40 married was struck by a shifting engine and both legs were severed He died several hours later in Roanoke yards
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Free Trade Debate Warns of Tariff End in America
London delegates to the Free Trade Congress heard Yale professor William G Sumner critique American protection. He warned protected interests consume each other and predicted tariff revision as a likely near term outcome. He said invention or war could shift production and restore world trade to a common standard. In Maryland, a jury found J W Platt was murdered by an unknown assailant and John Marsh was released.
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Yale University
Free Trade Congress
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Westminster
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