Grand Duke Under Fire in Krasnoye-Selo Guard Camp
Imperial guards fired upon Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolayevich during a review at Krasnoye-Selo. Aimed bullets and blank rounds caused a panic before ceasefire commands. an IG inquiry and arrests followed. Suspected sharpshooters from elite corps and one year volunteers are under scrutiny amid alleged post-Parliament ammunition shortages.
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St Petersburg
Grand Duke
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Corner
National Defence
Imperial Guards
Krasnoye-Selo
Nicholas
Imke Nicholas
Seminoy
Plot Said Behind Grand Duke Assassination Attempt
The AP reports speculation by an official that pullet firings were by accident, but many guardsmen allegedly conspired to strike at the grand duke during the blessing ceremony. The incident prompted the Emperor to cancel plans to visit Krasnoye-Selo with his Imperial Guards.
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Ent
Associated Press
Ald De-Camp
Winter Palace
Neva
Krasnoye-Selo
Child Hero Saves His Sister on Long Island Dock
Special to The Washington Post from Greenport Long Island Aug 11 A seven year old Vernon Marshman leapt into a rowboat to rescue his three year old sister Mamie who fell from a dock into fifteen feet of water He pulled her to the boat kept her above water until they reached shore and a crowd gathered An effort will be made to secure a medal from the volunteer life saving service for the boy hero.
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Washington Post
Greenport
Long Island
Vernon Marshman
Mamie
Lunatic Marquis Townshend Case Ends In Calm Verdict
London coverage reports a jury ruling Marquis Townshend is not insane to manage his affairs, while finding him unsound mentally. The trial reveals alleged undue influence by Robbins and a planned American heiress marriage, with financial maneuvers and a broker contract exposing motives behind the union. The proceedings include dramatic testimony and witty exchanges as the marchioness defended her husband’s sanity.
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Marquis
Robbins
London
Marquis Townshend
Townshend
Marchioness
Sutherst
Somerset House
Dunne
Bucknill
Sutherkla
Fredo
Mureuis
Marehioness
New School Read Appoints Esteemed Educator Superintendent
Dr William Estabrook Chancellor of Paterson N J has been chosen by Washington DC board to lead the district public schools. Fifty candidates were considered with eight local educators evaluated before unanimity on Chancellor as the best fit and the man to start immediate reform. He will arrive tomorrow for a formal reception in the Franklin School building and begin reorganizing operations at once.
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William Estabrook
Paterson
N. I
Wee-ington
Washington
Board of Education
Franklin School
Ema
IC Streats
Committee On
Barton W. Eyermann
Sai
Nce
Chengellar
G. ‘W. Baird
Chancellor
Evermann
City of Washington
Aee
Ikavel
Enor
District of Columbia
America
Teavier
Tn. William
N. J
Wiliam
District’ of Columbia
Narton W. Evermakn
Longworths End Tour Aboard Sylph at Sagamore
New York Aug 1 Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth completed their moonlit cross Atlantic voyage, transferring from the St Paul to the yacht Sylph off Oyster Bay. Health officers and deputies supervised the transfer as Longworth and his wife prepared for a brief stay before returning to Washington and Cincinnati and resuming duties.
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Washington
New York
Aug
Nicholas Longworth
St. Paul
Bylph
Oyster Bay
Long~worth
Mr. Longworth
Lieut. Bulmer
St Paul
Longworths
Lotworth
Longworth
California
Washington-Simset
J. Poston
Gen
Pa Ave
Nad
The
Oyster
Nicholas “Longworth
Longsworths
Roosevelt Pier
Roosevelt
THREE BURNED ON COLLIER Lighting Match On Deck Explosion
Aug 11 The tug Tormentor bound from Norfolk to New Bedford collided with a gas caused blast on deck. Two men Andrew Deterle and Neils Olson were severely burned, Miss Davis stewardess also burned. They were taken to an infirmary in New Brighton.
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New York
Casale
Fe City
Cassie
Warge
Tormentor
Norfolk
Bedford
Angrew Deterle
Boston
Neils Olson
Miss Davis
Aves
New
Brighton
Treasury to Get Bad Bills in St Louis Collection
Secret Service official in St Louis takes possession of Edward Moses private collection of counterfeit and valueless bills. More than 310 notes, some over fifty years old, are to be inventoried and forwarded to the Treasury in Washington. Moses died recently after years as a bank teller.
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Secret Service
Moses
St.Louis
St. Louis
Les
Pinpot
United States
Secret Service Office
Edward
Laclede National Bank
Colombian Generals Trapped in Panama Coup Plot
Seventeen former Colombian generals are detained by Panama and Mexican authorities amid a revolutionary conspiracy. Prisoners, said to threaten the republic, await deportation as authorities report conditions returning to normal and secretive arrests under the interior ministry.
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Aumexicaiy
Hamed Ruiz ‘Bandoval
Panama
Arias
Liteéral
Republic
Pariama
Governor Detained by Police During Stop in Transit
A garbled report describes Governor Pennyacker waiting at a station area near Main and Swoils streets. An officer intervened when a man with his head down lingered on steps at the Fenn Triet Company Building. The governor, recognized by Patrolman Warren, assured officers that all was in order and continued to his Collegeville trip. A Baltimore and Ohio sleeping car advert appears alongside.
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Main
Hahd
Panama
Collegeville
Ns. Schwenksville- Home
Grainlta
Gtaps
Fenn
Triet“Company
Trust Company
Aad
Warren
Becker Held as Vagrant in Brooklyn Court
Alexander J. Halter a Brooklyn broker faced Brooklyn Police Court on a conspiracy charge and fugitive from justice claim. The Philadelphia warrant cited Thompson stock dealings. Magristrates shifted to vagrancy. Halter pleaded not guilty and posted 3000 dollars bail for a hearing next Tuesday.
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New York
Alexander J. Halter
Brooklyn
Isaae W. ‘Hopson
Philadelphia
Halter
Thompson
Ind
Hero Foreman Dies Trying to Save Men in Tunnel Blast
New York August 11. Foreman Michael O Connor sacrificed his life to save co workers after a heavy blast in the MCAdoo tunnel under the Hudson. Two laborers were seriously injured as rock and splinters flew. O Connor tried to stamp out a burning fuse and shouted for others to run. He died near the blast site. Coyne and Belous were injured but survived.
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New York
Mcadoo
Hudson River
Jersey City
Michael. O'Connor
O’connor
O'Connor
Coyne
Don- Belous
Tate
St Wrabelle
Epi
Writ of Habeas Corpus in Franchise Contest
Judge John L. Mullins sets aside a habeas writ issued by Judge Palmer in the Lindsey contempt case. Four men jailed for refusing to testify in the franchise election contest remain in custody under Sheriff Nesbit until brought to the criminal court. Prisoners named include Henry W. Doherty, George N. Ordway, Fred A. Williams, and John Cooke Jr.
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Shea District Court
Ben B. Lindsey
Sherif Nesbit
Mullins
Palmer
Henry VW. Doherty
Denver Gas and Electric Company
George N. Ordway
The
Elections Commission
Fred A. Willams
John Cooke, Jr
Federal jury reconvenes on conspiracy charge at Jamestown
Aug 11 Buffalo reports United States Attorney Brown said no evidence supported conspiracy indictments against Standard Oil Company and no charge would be warranted. He did not know what Washington would present when the jury reconvenes on August 24, and he doubted a trial before the November Buffalo term.
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vBuffalo
N.Y
Jamestown
United States
Brown
Washington
Buffalo
Socialists Nominate Louisville Reporter for Congress
In Louisville Kentucky last night Charles Dobbs, a local newspaperman, was nominated by the Socialists of the Fifth district. The convention passed resolutions of sympathy for William Haywood, a Socialist candidate for governor of Colorado, and for Pettibone and St John of the Western Federation of Miners, who are jailed in Idaho on charges related to former senator’s assassination. Congressional primaries in Memphis feature a race between Gen. Gears W. Gordon and W. Apperson. Also advertised are low-rate trips to Mexico City and Rehoboth Beach via Southern Railway, plus winter tours to California with full accommodations aboard.
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Louieville
Charles Dobbs
Louisville
Congress
Socialiete
William “D. Haywood
Colorado
Mover, Pettibone
St. John
Western Federation of Miners
Idaho
Gomaligtyy
Anenberz
Memphis
Tenn
Tenth Congressional District
Gears W. Gordon
W. Apperson
Man Dies in Police Station Cell From Alcoholic Flailure
A 45 year old Bluefield contractor W P Totten died in a Sixth precinct DC police cell after drunkenness. He was found lying on the floor during a routine check by station keeper Hanley and Dr Suter pronounced death from alcoholic gastritis. Inspector Boardman said officers followed standard procedure with multiple checks and there is no current basis for blame. coroner Nevitt identified the body and arrangements were made to notify relatives.
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W. P. Totten
Bluefield
W.a
Sixth Precinct
Totten
Metropolitan
W. B. Beavers
West Virginia
Heagers
Bea
Yersi
Totteri
Frais
Totter
John Marshall
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Conley
Thomas Hantey
Wrissoner
Hanley
J. F. Potster
Nevitt
Inspector Boardman
Maj Sylvester
Hadeen
Sylvester
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