Five Arrests Planned in Hartje Conspiracy Case
Five persons face arrest on conspiracy charges tied to the Hartje divorce episode at the Lincoln hotel. Judge Frazer began concluding arguments as the trial nears a fall decision. The defense attacked Hartje and alleged forgeries while prosecutors pressed claims of Mrs Hartje’s behavior and visits to questionable establishments.
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Hartje
Hotel Lincoln
Pitsburg
Aus
Forday
Frazer
Augustus Hartje
Fiveskint
John Marron
Hartje and His Fe Very Much. During Mr. Marron
Nnrrow
Delge Friern
Augustus Hartie
Rolgers
Augustus Tlartle
Meg
Hartie
Jie He - Min
Rodgers
Hestoning
Coadman Mathe
Deeren
Char
Hatel Lincoln
Died Cooming Notice for Miss Mle Gooding
Relatives and friends are invited to attend a funeral at St. Episcopal Church at 10 this morning. The notice mentions a Baltimore event and a memorial service, listing affiliations with Nge No 11464 and AL AML ert member, and notes the death of Bertin and Prince with a memorial at Beltsville.
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Mle. Gooding
Episcopal
Balimore Werh
Exei
Bertin
Hia 1 Gmbh
Ialteay Lado
Pendey
Altimere Pavers
Sr. End
Mrcy
Beltsville
Nereestee
Stier
More Charlie Ross Claim From Mount Holly
Gray headed and aged Joseph Likens, a carpenter for Tomlinson Brothers, says he positively found Charlie Ross, kidnapped in Philadelphia in 1875. He claims Ross now uses the name William Von Hodge, a clerk for the Union Pacific Railroad. Likens recounts the abduction tale and Ross’s alleged reactions in Philadelphia and New Orleans.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Joseph Li Ikens
Tomlinson Brothers
West Washington Strees
Charlie Ross
Philadelph
Ross
William von Hodge
Union Pacino Railroad Company
Tass
New Orleans
Trento
New Brunswick
Mosher
Douglass
Likens
Roass
Philadelphia
Archies Newport Visit Trails Seafaring Trip
Arch Roosevelt son of the President arrived at Newport to enjoy carnival week aboard the spray under Captain Slocum. The voyage from Oyster Bay endured rough weather with Archie helping handle the boat and cook meals. Seaman Obey of the Sylph aided the voyage, and Archie sailed the spray through fog toward Newport Harbor before visiting the torpedo station.
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Synclel
Washington Post
Newport
Archie Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Archie
Cleaves
Slocum
Archle
Seaman Obey
Sylph
Watch Hill
Newport Harbor
Arcaie
Marthas Vineyard
Iowa Democrats plan Bryan tilt at state convention
The conservative wing of Iowa’s Democratic party will control the state convention in Waterloo. They will back William J. Bryan for President as a conservative and shape the platform and committees. Leading gubernatorial hopefuls are George W. Ball Claude Porter and John D. Denison. tarif revisions and freeing certain articles are expected to be demanded.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Bryan
George W. Ball
Iowa City
Claude Porter
Centerville
John D. Denison
Dubuque
Tobacco Chewer Wins Kron Ohio Appointment
Dr Ira A Priest of this city secures a position through a peculiar endorsement. A friend asked about the preacher, and Priest praised him noting his tobacco chewing as a sign of backbone. The exchange ends with the evaluator saying the man who can stand up to the whole Methodist Church is the one desired. Priest once led Bucetel College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kron
Ohio
Ira A. Priest
Methodist Church
Dr. Priest
Buectel College
Maj Joseph McDowell Dead longtime Enquirer manager
Major Joseph McDowell died of heart disease at seventy three. He served thirty six years as business manager of the Cincinnati Enquirer in Cincinnati. Also noted was Gen Joseph McDowell of former Congress membership and a Pittsburg reference to P H Laufman death in Southern Pines.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago
Joseph McDowell
Armer
Congress
Pittsburg
P.H. Laufman
Southern Pines
Mayor Rose Withdraws NominatIon For Congress In Harmony
Lawrener Kans August 6 Manford Schoonover of Garnett Kansas was named by Democrats for Congress in the Second Kansas district. William W Rose mayor of Kansas City Kansas was first nominated but declined the nomination to preserve harmony.
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Congress
Harmony
Lawrener
Kans
Manford Schoonover
Garnett
Kansas
William W. Rose
Kansas City
Maritime Traffic Ledger from Antwerp to New York
Shipping notices report arrivals and departures across Atlantic routes. Vessels including Kronprin Wilhelm and Vaderland moved between New York Antwerp and Genoa Naples while other ships like Princesse Irene and Statenman sailed or arrived via Plymouth and Dover with plans to reach New York or Naples.
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New York
Eeland
Antwerp
Baver
Ive Island
Naples
Sable Island
Oceanic
Liverpool
Plymouth
Kronpring Wilhelz
Salled
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Boulogne
Gibraltar
Sirio wreck tragedy amid crowded voyage and heroism
Reports from Cartagena describe the Italian steamer Sirio sinking off Hermigas Island after an explosion and crowding that led to capsizing. Survivors report heroism by passengers including Carlos Venturini rescuing his family and others. The bishop of San Sucio from Brazil drowned after a passenger forcibly took his life belt. The ship’s captain Giuseppe Paradi, a veteran seaman, perished aboard or near the vessel, with inquiry opened in Madrid.
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Cartagena
Spain
Hermigas Island
Barcelona
Senor Venturini
San Sutclo
Brazil
Hia Weagon
Brigida Morelli
Siria
Guiseppe Paradi
Perseus
Alicante
Gibraltar
Cape Palos
Cape Chain
Shrio
Jio
Ward
Ministry of Finance
Madrid
Genoa
Italy
Ion
Guissepe Paradi
Clark Sells Rich Mines in $2 Million Deal
Senator W A Clark sells Butte and Superior Copper Mining Company properties including Black Rock Niagara and Raymond mines to A W Harriman and Col C H Peake for $1.5 million with eight more mining claims, total price reported at $2 million in Butte Montana on August 6.
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Butte and Superior’ Company
Butte
Mont
W. A. Clark
A. W. Harriman
North Dakkota
C. H.’ Peake
Duluth
Butte and Superior Copper Mining Company
Black Rock
Niagara
Raymond
Jersey Blue
Four John
Philadelphia jewelry theft suspect held on $10,000 bail
Louis Holbert, arrested in Chicago, faced a hearing in Philadelphia today for the alleged robbery of jewelry valued at $10,000 from Edward L. Welsh of Chestnut Hill. He was employed by Welsh and vanished after the May theft, but the jewelry has since been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Holbert
Philadelphia
Chicago
Edward L. Welsh
Chestnut Hill
Holbert
Mr. Welsh
Race for Lipton Cup San Diego yacht race result
The Mischief Skataway won the first of three races for the Sir Thomas Lipton Challenge Cup, twelve miles in 2.91 hours. Mischief II led the flotilla with Monson six seconds behind, Aolts twenty one seconds, Skiddoo four minutes, Mischiefs four minutes thirty seven seconds, and Estrella sixteen minutes twelve seconds.
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San Diego
Cal
Mischief Sk Taway
Monson
Aolts
Mischiefs
Riots in Capetown Strain Police as Unemployed Loot Shops
A Capetown dispatch reports serious riots of unemployed persons. A mob consisting of white and colored men looted many shops and left police almost powerless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Capetown
Roosevelt pledges cabinet help in Ohio campaign
Special to The Washington. Cleveland Ohio August 6 President Roosevelt has promised Senator Dick Cab inet help during the coming campaign in Ohio. The promise was given Dick during his visit last week to Oyster Bay. Dick said so today. The Senator said it has not been settled who the Cabinet orators will be. Dick has also asked Chairman Sherman of the Republican Congressional Committee to assign heavy artillery in Ohio for the campaign and hopes Cannon and a few other big guns will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Ohi
Roosevelt
Ohio
Oyster Bay
Charman Sherman
Republican Congressional Committee
Death from cigar burn seals life of Bethlehem man
Frank Wild seventy one, of Bethlehem Pennsylvania, died in Atlantic City of blood poisoning after a blister from a cigar burn on his lip. The wound formed a week earlier and led to an operation by a doctor. Wild belonged to a prominent Bethlehem family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Frank Wild
Bethlehem
Wild
Oil Inquiry Resumed on Standard Oil Methods and Rates
A federal grand jury in Chicago resumed an investigation into Standard Oil Company methods and discriminatory rail rates. The inquiry focuses on grand junction and East Coast rebates alleged to push competitors out of the market, with railroads entering Chicago drawn into the dispute. Witnesses and officials, including Charles W. Morrison and J J Sullivan, prepare for hearings as the panel nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
United States
Cleveland
Bethen
Grand Junction
Charles W. Morrison
J.J. Sullivan
John S. Miller
B. Morrison
Heigh F. L. Johnson
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy
Morrison
Sullivan
Washington Post
Jamestown
Federal Grand Jury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Short Line Sold and Electric Conversion Planned
At a stockholders meeting the Baltimore and Annapolis Short Line was consolidated with the Maryland Electric Company. The steam road will be electrified and previously authorized a bond issue of 1,000,000 dollars. Maryland Electric Railway will issue 4,000,000 dollars in bonds to fund improvements and extensions, integrating into United Railways system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Baltimore
Baltimore and Annapolis
Here
Annapolis
Maryland Electric Company
Maryland Electric Railway Company
United Railways
Body of A D Kirschner Found Near Covington
The body of A D Kirschner a Columbus Ohio traveling salesman for a New York Baltimore clothing house was found in a Covington Kentucky hillside clump of trees. He apparently killed himself by poison after writing a note blaming drink for wrecking his life. The coroner notified Mrs Kirschner of 405 Donaldson Street Columbus.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
A.D. Kirschner
Columbus
Ohio
Covington
Grink
New York
Baltimore
Digby
Kircchner
Donaldson Street
White
Ohio River
Gom
Goodby
Andrew
Gymnastics Not Rest Discussed At British Association
York readers heard a paper titled The values of rest by Dr Theodore Dyke Ackland was read before the British Association for the Advancement of Science. Dr Bevan Lewis warned that gymnastics do not cure mental fatigue and excessive bicycle riding was linked to bicycle head men chasing records in recent years.
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York
England
Theodore Dyke Acland
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Bevan Lewis
Unrest Across Russia as Leaders Captured in Street Strikes
Reports from St. Petersburg and Moscow describe police capturing the central committee of the Social Democrats, with the government nearing success in crushing rebel leadership. Rail workers hesitate to join the strike, while Odessa shows signs of unrest and peasants prepare for possible disorders after harvest. Shores and fleets report quiet at Sebastopol amid mutinous fears and mounting tensions nationwide.
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Moscow
Odessa
SS Petersburg
Central Committee
Social Democrats
St. Petersburg
Qdassa
Lebanton
London
Sterydloft
Black Sea
Emperor's Meteor Leads In Cowes Regatta Opener
At Cowes Isle of Wight spectators watched a sunny regatta opener under royal auspices. The 40 mile schooner handicap saw Emperors Meteor finish first at 4 49 p m ahead of Clara by 33 minutes 36 seconds with Cetonia fading. The White Heather won the cevacopive toolacs race, but Nyria took the prize by 65 seconds with Kariad third and Navahoe fourth.
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Cowes
Isle
of Wight
Burgeé
Royal London Yacht Club
England
Spain
Emperor William
Claude
T.j.cau~tley
Hett Guilaume
Clara
Miles Kennedy
Sir Jamies Pender
Kariad
R W. N. Young
Cetonid
Cevacopive-Toolacs
Nyria
Navahoe Fou
Awou
Duel Between Generals Andre and De Negrier Stuns Paris
Paris reports a planned pistol duel between Generals Andre and De Negrier, heightened by bitter animosity after accusations of deceit. Seconds Langlois Duchesne Balaman and Chevilland to arrange terms, with the dispute over De Negrier’s request to stay in active service after reaching the age limit following Langson command in Indo China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre
de Negrier
Paris
de’Negrier
Langlois
Duchesne
de ‘Negriet
Langson
Indo-China
Hamburg Line Orders Ship Larger Than Lusitania
Reported today that Harland and Wolff were ordered to build a steamer larger than the Cunard liner Lusitania. The Lusitania measures 790 feet long with 88 feet beam and 60 feet 6 inches depth, displacement around 40,000 tons. In Athens three thousand Laurion miners struck, troops reinforced as fears of trouble rise. In Christiania Herbert J. P. Peirce arrived as the new American Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg-American Line
Belfast
Ireland
Hamburg- American Line
Harland & Wolff
Athens
Greece
Thousaria
Laurion
Dying inspector’s final cry as locomotive pins him
Wilmington Del Aug 6 William J Hall a railroad car inspector died after ten minutes under a shifting engine that pinned him down He cried Hurry boys it’s getting awfully heavy and told his father and brother it is all over Railroad men commend his grit Auction Sale Fine New Furniture and rugs direct from manufacturers Wednesday 10:30 a.m Wilson Mayers 17 and 126
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
William J. Hail
Todds
Hall
Halls
Wilson & Mayers
Court Martial of Lieut Dunn Over Indecent Conduct
Secretary Bonaparte ordered a court martial for Lieut Edward H Dunn USN charged with unbecoming conduct aboard the training ship Independence at San Francisco A female onboard reportedly resisted being taken ashore and the incident drew Navy attention The court of inquiry includes Rear Admiral Merrill M Mil ler and Capts Perkins S Phi lips and A McCrackin with Richard M Cutts acting as judge advocate The case convenes Monday at Mare Island
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Bonaparte
Edward H. Dunn
United States
Mary
Independence
San Francisco
Secretary of the Navy
Department
I Merrill Milter
Charles P. ‘Perkins
Thomas
S. Phélps
Ajekdsder McCrackin
Frank Anderson
Arthur W. Dodd
David M., Potter
Richard M. “Cutts
Marine Corps
Mornday
Madre Island
Navy Trial Postponed Amid Court Martial Flurry
A delayed court martial for Surgeon Pease of the U S Navy opens at Washington Navy Yard with charges tied to promotion and alleged paper irregularities. The case centers on jealousy claims and a drawn out process, with witnesses expected from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
Washington Navy Yard
Saat Fort
Ehates
Witesses
United States
Storm at Fort Harrison Strikes Camp Causes Minor Injuries
A heavy rain and storm hit Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis on Aug. 6, flooding roads and tearing tents. Several visitors suffered minor injuries from falling tents while communications awaited confirmation. rumors of fatalities were denied by Gen. Carter who ordered restraint in reporting injuries and deaths to telegraph outlets.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Michigan National Guard
Fort Benjamin-Harrison
Carter Tornight
Telegraph Hueses
Sitall S
Bell Ends Inspection Tour of Forts in West Visit
Chief Bell completed a western inspection tour and stopped in Indianapolis to inspect Fort Benjamin Harrison. He notes the post is unlikely to be completed by October and may not be ready until next spring, delaying troop redeployment from the Philippines. Medals were awarded to Emile M. Wagner and Harry H. Kittel for life saving for rescuing shipmates overboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostuian
Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrigan
Bell
Emile. M. Wagner
Harry H. Kitstel
Army Orders and Naval Movements From Early 1900s Dispatch
The document lists army orders assigning officers like Second Lieutenant William KH Peek and Captain Charles Jenions, with details of commissions, leave, and special orders dated 1906. It also notes movements of naval vessels visiting multiple ports including Charleston, Boston, New London, and Hampton Roads, plus appointing commanders and mitigated cadet sentences at the Military Academy.
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Beaton
Paull Jones
Victorias Chirleston
Baatos
Mants
Celati
Wolverine
Manttou
Newark
Arkansas
Florida
Dolphin
Denver
New London
Wisconsin
Father and son drown in river near Mount Clamen
Tokn Wilman, a farmer aged thirty years, and his son Albert, aged six, were drowned last night while rowing in the FEnt River. The father capsized the boat while trying to frighten the child, throwing both into twelve feet of water. Mrs. Wilman stood on the riverbank and watched the accident as neither child nor father surfaced after sinking once. Untermyer declines trusteeship for mutual life insurers.
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Mount
Clamen
Wilman
Albert
Fent
Wilmen
Mih
Court Calls IGE Trust Criminal Conspiracy Probe Urged
New York August court actions press grand jury to probe ice trust practices as a criminal conspiracy. Judge Rosalsky appeals to investigate alleged price manipulation and supply restraint harming health and welfare. Indictment expected if acts proven. public interest stressed, district attorney empowered to compel witnesses and papers. Former county auditor Neff sentenced for grand larceny related to cemetery scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Court of General Sessions
Jerome
Ice Trust
Rosalsky
Grand Jury
Dudee Rosalsky
Cheys
Actsi
Abus Moou
Warsaw
John W. Neff
Bultalé
August piano clearance sale features high grade uprights
A local dealer markets an August clearance of used, shopworn, and some new pianos to make space for fall stock. About twenty pianos are offered, including nine high grade uprights in San Domingo mahogany, with features like overstrung bass, laminated bridges, repeating action, carved panels, and copper-wound strings, all guaranteed five years. The dealer anticipates eight carloads of new stock in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickerings
Behr
Teeple
Ieatures
Tieh San.Domingo
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Sirio
Clark
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Maryland Electric System
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Fondon Hill
Covington, Ky
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Muscatel
Tokalon Wine CO
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Peirce
Christiania
Norway
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Wella
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Aal-Tie
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St. Mary's County
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G. M. Thomas
ADM
St. Joseph’s College Station
Paltimore
Maryland
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Isidore
Academy
Ville
Nicaea Pup
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