Two Die as Auto Plunges Over Embankment Near Sylvania
A Toledo report details a Cleveland party led by Charles W. Pohlmann and Rev. George J Vahey being killed when their auto veered into a deep hole and over a steep embankment near the Kiev bridge on Ten Mile Creek, two miles west of Sylvania Ohio. Mrs Pohlmann and Miss Florence Pohlmann escaped with minor injuries. F C Dietzel aided after the crash.
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Sylvania
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Eley
Sylvan
Kiev Bridge
Ten Mile Creek
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South Hoston, Myiss
St. John’s Cathedral
Lisinp Horstmann
St. Golumbkill’s
Mr. Pohlmann
Taflon
Canada
Detroit
Toronto
Niagara
Buffalo
Funeral Directors and Undertakers Across Washington D C
A collage of funeral services listing THOS A COSTELLO GEO P ZURHORST J WILLIAM LEE JOHN R WRIGHT R F HARVEY S SONS W SPEARE FRANK A SPARE WM H SARDO CO THOS S SERGEON MELECHONE all offering embalmers chapels and livery connections with contact numbers and open day and night service. The entries emphasize modern chapels reasonable terms and first class service in the capital area.
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Rmbalmer
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Elow
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Dembalmers
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Edward to visit emperors during London monarch's trip
King Edward plans an annual London visit with famed social duties then travels to Cronberg to meet Emperor William and to Ischl to meet Emperor Francis Joseph. Sir Charles Hardinge will accompany the king on these diplomatic audiences, indicating private yet official character.
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Changes at Russian War Office under Tsarists Reform
Emperor Nicholas I addressing defense council leadership relieves Grand Duke Nicholas Nicolaivitch from president role amid reform plans. Guchkoff criticizes grand dukes’ influence. Serge Michaelovich resigns as artillery inspector. P. Nicholaiviteh and Constantine Constantinovich expected to quit. Army to come under cabinet control.
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Friand
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Denmark Press Faces General Lockout Over Strike
In Copenhagen the typographers and other printing staff have begun a strike, prompting employers to announce a general lockout across departments. If no reconciliation occurs, newspapers are expected to suspend publication for at least a fort night.
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Inferred turmoil as ex-ministers clash in war ministry
Discord fills the war ministry as Mendouh Pasha and Tahsin Pasha clash over past advice on amnesty for political prisoners. Zelshi Pasha, recently dismissed, is detained and reportedly requests a pistol to end his life, while others face mental strain and public duties amid a constitutional shift.
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Revoluttion
Tewhk Pasha
Shah Virtually Prisoner as Tribesmen Seize Tehran Power
dispatches from Teheran report Shah of Persia held in a Teheran camp by tribesmen who demand large sums and bar his departure to Sultanabad. Famine threatens southern Persia, with autumn crisis expected as fighting rages in Tabriz area. Shah’s cavalry clashed and revolutionists suffered heavy losses.
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Outsiders Boost Market Hope Railroads Ready For Crops
The piece notes investor interest from outsiders amid a broad market rise, with money ease and confidence returning. It discusses railroads aiming to handle a large crop movement at lower costs, copper demand rising, and railroad earnings, loans, and bond issues, including a notable first mortgage on the eastern New Mexico line. It mentions potential legal battles over the commodity clause and a high court decision anticipated in October.
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Philadelphia Man Held On Assault Charge In New York
Oliver B. Smith of Philadelphia, staying at the Breslin, is held in Jefferson Market Court on a technical assault charge after allegedly striking Thomas McAvely of 601 Greenwich Street during an automobile outing near Le Roy and crossinal Hudson Street. McAvely was taken to St Vincent's Hospital. Smith, about 25, was paroled until Tuesday morning while police assess the injuries.
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London Stocks Edge Up as Markets Anticipate Export Surge
London week begins with cheer on the stock exchange despite midweek sag. Americans lead the rise while crop reports temper gains. money remains plentiful and sterling weakness is blamed on US commodity exports. Paris eyes labor and tax risks, Ottoman stocks steady, Berlin shows industrial optimism with coal shares rising and some bankers wary of US recovery. strikes and political instability weigh on sentiment.
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Goess Twelve Thousand Miles To Wed In Holland
Wilhelm Cobing a sugar chemist on Hawaiian plantations travels 12000 miles toward Holland to wed a Flemish fiancée. He left the Netherlands eight years ago, declined a local offer, and plans marriage in Holland despite her father initial misgivings. Upon his return to Honolulu Cobing will have logged 24000 miles.
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Insurance Fraud Suspected in Indianapolis Death
Indianapolis August 9 The coroner opened an inquiry into the death of Mrs Mayer Frankel from chloroform poisoning. Investigators learned her husband Jan Klein real name, a tailor, had taken out six life insurance policies on her within two months totaling about 5000 across several companies. Police have not pressed charges but maintain watch.
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The System Exposed by a Lone Ad Writer
A long confession outlines alleged systemic perfidy by financial elites over fifty years. The author claims mastery of schemes to seize public wealth, force burdens on citizens, and manipulate presidents and courts. He vows to dismantle the system from inside and outside official channels.
Forgery Charge Tangles Celluloid Coating Case
William F Campbell is brought back to Buffalo from Chicago and charged with forgery. He allegedly sold celluloid coating tones to merchants in large cities, claiming the formal was owned by the Arlington Company of New Jersey. Detectives traced him through multiple cities as he moved from Buffalo to Chicago.
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