Dead Woman Found Hidden in Trunk in Monte Carlo Case
A couple admits hiding a body from Monte Carlo, claiming the murder was by a jealous suitor. Police report indicates the trunk contained a murdered Swede, 37, tied to a bed. Autopsy and investigations are ongoing, with a Bach Barker under arrest.
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Nocera
Prence
Monte Carlo
London
Gold
Monts Curie
Erie
Nasied Torrese Wim
Naned Barker
Monteuty
Consuls War Over Sailors At San Francisco
Twenty four Chinese crewmen of the German tramp Telosan deserted at sea and were brought before US Commissioner Leacock on charges of illegal presence in the United States. Chinese and German consulates clashed over custody and potential deportation as tensions between the nations rose. The case drew protests from the Chinese consul and warnings from officials in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
China
San Francisco
Chines
Chine
United States
Leacock
Tolosen
Walen
Uke
Hencock
Chinesa
Ghwan
Eacath
Auto Crash Fatal Ties Involving Kulawag And Others
A fatal auto accident near Kulawag claims the life of Kulawag resident plus multiple injured occupants. The crash damaged steering gear causing vehicle control loss and a thirty four ailment led to vanishing injuries for other passengers. Funeral notices follow for several local community members with services in Galway and Mageeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulawag
Sax
Straten
Jons
Kuhuwos
Miss Dongewort
Ifahoken
Nod
di Maure
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Name List
A fragmentary notice lists funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and contact details including THOS A COSTELLO, FRANK GEIER S SONS, JOHN R WRIGHT CO, W R SPEARE, J WILLIS LEE, WM H SARDO CO, GEORGE P ZURHORST, HINDLE BAYLISS, and HINDLE BAYLISS 74 and NW. The text appears as a directory snippet with multiple firms and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Wright Co
Embalpara
Oan
Pewisiees
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Orsl-clase
J. Willism Lee
Aga’ m Ronlede
Avery Ja
Wonsectiog
Od Modern Crematorium
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Funrg AU Diemctong
Enmalarera
George P. Zurhorst
Tsdertamer
Embaler
Hindle & Bayliss
Usdertakers
Cuban Negroes Agitating for Political Power in Cuba
Havana August 6 report from the Washington Post notes rising attention to the black question as Cuban Negroes, notably in San Finar del Rio, organize to gain power and public offices while rejecting alignment with existing parties. Officials fear a potent new force could provoke racial tensions as Americans influence wanes. A memorial has been sent to President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft requesting appointments for Negroes in proportion to their population.
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Speettl Lable
Washington Post
Havana
Blacka Jn Finar del Rio
Republic
Roosevelt
Slaying in Woods Near Dayton Prompts Arrests
The Waubsogten Post reports Anna Markowicz and her escort Abs Cohen were attacked Sunday night in McCabe's Park near the National Soldiers' Home. Cohen died at a hospital. Anna died at the scene. Brothers Harry, Jacob, and sister Bertha Markowitz remain jailed. Sheriff Bees says arrests will continue only with new developments. A finger cover and two handkerchiefs found near the site are being reviewed to solve the case.
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Waubsogten Post
Dayton
Ohio
Bees Aehieves
Anna Markowicz
Abs Cohen
Cohen
McCabe's Park
National Soldiers
Harry
Jacob Markowica
Bertha Markowitz
Mini
Sherif Bees
Mary Markowitz
Markewicz
Coren
Sherif Toes
Woman seeks protection from Gould and Vanderbilt plotters
Mary Quinn, claiming harm from Helen Gould and William K. Vanderbilt, begged Magistrate Corrigan in West Side Court for protection citing loss of her job and family disputes. She threatened violence if denied, and was sent to Bellevue for psychiatric exam after being described as calm but with a violent temper.
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Syeetal
von Washaington
New York
Helen Gould
Wiliam K. Vanderbilt
Coralgan
West Side Court
Mary Quinn
Ben
Fifth Avenue
Martha Weabington Borel
Abe
Tre
Corrigan
Bellevue
Twenty One Surgeons Involved In Long Hospital Case
New York August 6 Bellevue Hospital reported a patient named Alfyah Steward aged twenty five who died after ten years in care. He entered in 1807 with a spine ailment and attracted interest from visiting surgeons and interns as experts believed a cure possible.
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New York
Bellevue
Alfyah Steward
Steward
Intersiea
Suicide at Cathedral Tower In Antwerp Crowd Gasping
A dramatic suicide occurred in Cathedral Square Antwerp when Jroapen Simon a silt merchant leapt from the cathedral tower’s second gallery to a 500 foot fall. The act drew a large crowd and death was instantaneous.
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Antwerp
Avg
Jroapen Simon
Cathedral Square
Cathedral Tower
Licensed to Marry Names and Ages Listed in Fragmented Notice
A damaged OCR notice lists multiple individuals with ages and locations in a licensure matter. Names include Parker, Mundy, Andereen, Keefer, Quarie, Hobbson, Smith, Patterson, Caray, Grey, Felted, Richardeen, Feely, Stevens, White, Johnson, and To e. Locations referenced include Lewisburg Alexandria in Virginia and Boldeburg Pennsylvania, with various ages such as 22 16 38.
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Cusciy Parker
Mall
Dereare AL Moors
Charles S. Mundy
Wiliam Z. Andereen
Lewisburg
W. Ya
Rita V. Keefer
Charles Quarie
Ruth Hobbson
Peron
J.T. Smith Fog
Gorman
Margaret
Patterson
Alexandria
Ree
Wilton J Caray
F Spener
C. Grey
Gorsia
Bianche
B. Felted
Boldeburg
Herbert Richardeen
Tuenien F. Madtery
Edleaheth
A. Can- Rev
Tynailus Feely
Oak Riden
Grace
Stevens
Livingaten
Bari
Richard White
Liviota
P. W. Droramex
Johnson
Kame N. Johnson
George W. Toe
Health Office Record Deaths Reported in Local Notices
Fragmented list shows deaths from Providence and Georgetown hospitals with ages from 2 months to 70 years. Names include Mary Mack, Roger Deatare, Maria Preach, Walter Powell, Hecali Welliams, Leon Williams, George Jonseed, and Leon Williaton among others with hospital affiliations and dates of death or admission.
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Mary A. Mack
Mackey
Dar
Carroll Gates
Cay
T. Grom
Providence Hoayltal
Marusclts Freca
Monte
Maria E. Preach
Raodte Highlanda
Botta, Pyre
A. Com
Thuevax HL Ford
Eliadaig
B.C
Walter Powell
Georgetown University Hospital
Hecali Welliams
Preston's Hospital
Charles Weal
Hope of Empire Dead in Pacific Garden Spot Plan
The long dream of an independent principality on an inland Pacific garden site has ended as the last of an adventurous couple passes away. The project, once seen as a grand seizure of a key garden treasure, is now closed with their death.
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Pacific
Sentiment for Taft noted by Speaker Wadsworth
Boston reports Speaker Wadsworth of New York said sentiment for Secretary Taft exists in the state. He noted friends support for Hughes as a potential candidate and urged respect for President Roosevelt’s refusal of a third term. Wadsworth also disclosed his father will not seek Congress next year.
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Speelan
Boston
Wadsworth
New York Assembly
Lake Sunapee
Roosevelt
New York
Congress
Stamford
Conn
Paronesa
Ava Harden Hickey
Jacques 1
Prince of
Trinidad
Harlen-Hickey
John H. Plagier
Henry M. Flagler
Aries
Jacques
James Harden-Hickey
Anna Flagler
Ught
San Fransisco
Bomk
France
Jesus School
Namur
Leip
Alg
St. Gyr
Triboulet
Kaisers and Czar Parting Ties Amid Naval Parade
Swinemundal Prussia Aug 6 Emperor Nicholas sailed for home aboard the Russian Imperial yacht stampart as a German squadron stood by at Kiel. Emperor William plans Wilhelshohe while Chancellor von Buelow heads to Berlin. Nicholas praised the German fleet maneuvers off Rhinemunde and discussed rebuilding the Russian navy with William, reaffirming centuries of Rhine friendship.
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Swinemundal
Prussia
Emperor Nicholas
Dag
Stampart
Kiel
Hohenzollern
Emperor William
Wilhelshohe
von Buelow
Berlin
Rhinemunde
William
Nicholas
Carnegie Gift of 600000 to King Edward Hospital Fund
Andrew Carnegie has given 600000 to King Edward's hospital fund with instructions that the money be held unconditionally by the Bank of England for use as administrators deem best. The donor urges steadfast reform and notes this is the second largest individual donation since the fund's founding in 1890.
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Tondon
Aug
Andrew Carnegie
King Edward's Hospital
Bank of England
Mr. Carnegie
Sam Lewis
KAISER'S YACHT WINS IN KING'S CUP AT COWES
Meteor II, an American built yacht, wins the King's Cup regatta at Cowes with a forty seven mile course in a fresh breeze. Five boats started on the Old Queen's course as Cetonia and Cariad retire with topmast damage while Brom Bird and Laverock trail. Brynhild finishes second.
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Cowes
Tao
Wien
Royal Yacht Squadron
Queen's Course
James Pender
Brom Bird
Cetonia
Cariad
Laverock
Mstc
Belfast to Have Troops for Strike
Dublin authorized Belfast to summon military force to bolster local police amid a strike. Harbor officials report 50,000 tons of goods diverted from the port in the last two weeks as part of strike disruptions.
PLAN BALLOON BATTALION BRED BY GERMAN WAR MINISTRY
Bern dispatch reports the German war ministry plans to seek Reichstag funding for a new balloon battalion after success of the latest military airship. The unit would be based temporarily at Tagal and later moved to Mets.
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Bern
German War Ministry
Reichstag
Tagal
Mets
Nihilists to Assemble in London Pending Russian Election
London hosts a August gathering linked to the Russian Revolutionary party, termed by supporters as nihilists but described as arch enarchiate by Russian sources. Elections underway across Runain provinces will select delegates, with Siberia contributing to reach about 1200. Eligibility hinges on prior political offenses.
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London
Maasion
Redmond Honored by Irish City of Wexford
On August 6 the city of Wexford granted John E. B. Redmond the freedom of the city in recognition of his parliamentary work for Ireland. The motion was supported by civic leaders despite objections from Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Gemonde who criticized Redmond's policy.
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Wexford
Ireland
John EB. Redmond
House of Commons
Thomas Henry Grattan Gemonde
Redmond
Brazil's Squadron in Storm Dismounted Vessels
Advices from St Thomas report Brazilian squadron arrived after naval review at Hampton Roads. Severe weather damaged several sun shod sails on board the vessels. The fleet, from Jamestown, faced gales that forced dismounting of masts or spars in rough seas.
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Jamestown
Rio Janeiro
St Thomas
Danish West Indies
Hampton Roads
Naval vessel fire and wreck claim three lives
A Stokes Mole fire aboard a British torpedo boat destroyer during a collision near Raleigh North Carolina caused three deaths and several injuries. The wreck left ten freight cars derailed and debris sparked a blaze spreading through the oil. Names include W C Parhem and Jack Resthal among the dead. other victims and injured persons are listed with hometowns.
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Portsmouth
England
Raleigh
N. C
Fine Sonthers
Builders Trade Unions Weigh City Strike Action
A joint meeting of carpenters and bricklayers last night in Washington voted to stand with building trades in a potential strike. Officials said the bricklayers will decide tonight whether to join, and preparations include a contract insisting only union labor be used on future projects.
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United Brotherhood of Carpentera and Joinere
Carpenters
National Rites’ Armory
Tilding Trades of
Washington
Central Labor’ Union
Brighlayers
Fteedting
Seventh Street
Eimployers’ Association
Iil
St Ig
Gmdea
Ita
Bowe
Presce
International Union of Vefeklayers and Stonecutters
It Sa
Tanighe
Wiliam D. Huber
William Gahardt
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Jacob Nussbaum
Joseph Reilly
George W. Crosby
Harry Hollan
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Building -Traca Wechanics’ Council
Council
Messing
Wna
Building Trades
Employers” Association
Wemen Enoud
Girl Beaten and Tied Near Wadsworth
Wadsworth Ohio Aug 6 Anna Kiel twenty seven daughter of a farmer near here was attacked on the way to a street car line by an unknown man. She was bruised cut and tied to a tree before a passerby found her in a critical condition. A tramp was captured hours later but refused to give his name or explain his presence. Excitement runs high as authorities plan to arraign the man for possible indictment.
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Wadsworth
Anna Kiel
Whara
Jinura Inter By & Padserby
Jeannard
Secretary’s Brother Under Fire Over Borrowing Money
Post office Inspector James T. Cortelyou brother of Secretary George B. Cortelyou faced questioning today over borrowing money from Portmaster James Freeman, a Jersey City political boss. The loan was repaid after a reported whitewash of charges by Jersey City Mayor Paxan. Cortelyou plans to explain in Jersey City. Freeman declined to prove improper dealings, and his offer to donate to charity was noted. The matter will be investigated by the Postmaster General.
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Washington Peat
New York
Ofice
James T. Cortelyou
George B. Cortelyou
James Freeman
Kearney
XNI
Cortelyou
Jersey City
Distriot
Freeman
Phildelphis
Iines
Mark M. Paxan
Midland Avenusa
Arlington
Cortelyau
Boat Rockers Fined for Rowboat Incident
A man and a woman were fined by the municipal court after they rocked a rowboat in Weabington Yark on Saturday afternoon. Mrs Annie Finn paid the court costs and George Morrin paid his fine. both promised not to rock a boat again.
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Chicaxa
Weabington Yark
Aurday
Pala
Municapal
Judea Lantey
Annie Finn
George Morrin
Locomotive Worker Killed Crossing Track After 44 Years
Chicago Aug 6 Jamea H Banta an aged engine driver on the Imola Central Trailroad was struck and killed while crossing the track. He had driven or stoked locomotives for forty four years and survived four wrecks. Bonita aged sixty two was killed by a train he had driven for ten years. He had endured explosions and accidents in previous years.
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Chicago
Jamea H. Banta
Imola ‘Centra
Socontoura Grd
Bante
Brita
Ballery
Trains Crash Near Uniontown Injuring Seven
A passenger train collided head on with a freight train near Lemont ten miles north of Uniontown at night. Seven people were injured including Mrs F. Ryan of Morgantown and others from Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. All injured were taken to Conneottsville and none fatally hurt.
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Uniontown
Balators
Ohio
Lemont
F. & Ryan
Morgantown
W. Vai & Ro Wakefield
Cinginnati
George Hurley
Pitteburs
Coonettsville
Hero Now a Cromonal in Reforming Canadian Tale
A fragmentary report from Winnipeg describes a man named Syeat 12 Ths Wenhinton of Manitoba deemed a dangerous criminal by the Wilsall immigration department. He was en route to England and diverted to Quebec by police. The account recalls a Boer War hero who led a British army charge and, after a broken leg, inspired a bold rear-attack that could have altered the battle. Upon returning to England he was celebrated, declined vaudeville offers, and later immigrated to Canada in August. He faced a suspended sentence in February, then was arrested again and jailed at Portage La Prairie to prove his identity and escape to Duberattan with former Africa comrades.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Wilsall Immigration Department
England
Quebec
Coleuxp
Canada
Portage la Prairie
Admirel Japanese Ship Defects Highlight US Naval Boats
In New York Aug 8 the US armored cruisers Tennessee and Washington arrived at Tompkinsville after representing the nation at Bordeaux. Rear Admiral Stockton, retiring in October, led the squadron and praised the Japanese Tsukuba and Chitose during courtesy visits.
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New York
Tennessee
Washington
United States
Bordeaux
Chartery
Tompkinsville
Stockton
Brest
Chitore
America
Stockton Waid
Bureau of ‘Construction
Berty
Louisville Leads Bid for Democratic National Convention
Governor J C W Beckham United States Senators James B McCreary and Thomas H Paynter Louisville Mayor Robert W Bingham and Kentucky legislators urge the Democratic National Committee to hold the Louisville convention in Lewisville citing midway position rich auditorium and ample hotels Henry Watterson chairman of the committee has sent letters to national members extolling Louisville’s desirability for the event.
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Louisville
Louiavilla Ky
Lousvile
J. C. W. Beckham
United States
James B. McCreary
Thomas H. Paynter
Robert W. Bingham
Kintucky
Congress
Lewisville
Loulavile
Kentucky
Henry Watterson
Johnston Wins Short Senate Term in Alabama
Montgomery August 4 two weeks of legislative sessions elect United States Senator to fill late Senator Pettus seat. Joseph F. Johnston chosen for the short term ending in 1915 after caucus support, will assume duties immediately.
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Senator Pettus
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
United States
W. Pettus
Joseph F. Suhneton
Sam Fessenden Quits Campaign Manager Sanction
Stamford Conn Aug 6 Sam Fessenden for more than thirty years a controlling factor in Connecticut politics has announced his retirement from active political life He cites health reasons as the strain of campaigning too strenuous for his health Fessenden rose to national prominence during the Blaine era.
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Bioine
Stamforrd
Conn
Sam Pisrengen
Connecticut
Fessenden
Blaine Cass al
LEE SHUBERT STRICKEN BY HEAT AND OVERWORK
Special to The World reports Lee Shubert head of the Shubert theatrical empire and Hippodrome manager has taken to bed at his New York home due to heat and overwork. Rumors say his illness is serious but colleagues expect a return if health improves. He was directing five productions when exhaustion forced rest and a physician advised cessation of work.
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New York
Lee Shubert
Shubert Theatrical Enterprises
Stera
Parmuer
Hippodrome
Weet Roverty
Ninth Street
Seriou
Hhubert
Lew Gaye
Shubert
Wan
Amine
Howson 1x August 3 1900s Prayer Meeting Tragedy
A scrambled report describes an incident near Lonaview where a team led by Gibson frightened and scattered attendees at a prayer meeting. Gide Gibson, a boy constable, was thrown out and killed. Rev Spivey and other locals were mentioned in unclear terms.
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Howson
Lonaview
Gibson
Gide Gibson
Fire at Coney Island restaurant during Georgia Day reception
Fire broke out in the kitchen during a Georgia Day event at a Coney Island restaurant. Flames damaged the interior, with about 500 damage estimate. Officials held champagne used at a prior Roosevelt reception tied to Georgia in readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Weshington Post
Washington Pont
New York
Norfolk
Coney
T Island
Grossis State Building
President Island
Roosevelt
Georgia
Atlanta
Garsons
Hoke Smith
Gearsis
Chess Park
Surf Avenue
W. N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Sightseers mobbed in Italian Quarter lynching attempt
A mob of several hundred in New York's Italian Quarter attacked a touring auto injuring a boy who died after being run over by the car. Women and men beat the youth on Camogie avenue as others yelled for rope and stones. Police and reinforcements arrived to quell the riot.
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New York
Walter McCracken
Camogie Avenue
Maulig
Tony Pasqueratti
Bald McCracken
Wehiserrs
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John M. Mitchell
Sth Street
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R. Nalley & Son
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Ce Shaffer
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Health Office Record
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King Eddward Hospital Fund
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Belfast
Plan Balloon Battalion
Brazil
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Apter J. T. Cortelyou
Boat Rockers
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Sena
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Cascade Range
Puget Sound
Columbia River
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