Riots Quelled as State Guard Suppresses Mob in Springfield
Rioting erupts in Springfield Illinois with mobs of Negro residents and miners. militia surrounds about 30 Negroes near Sixth and Edwards Streets and another group near Fifteenth and Kansas. Police foil attempts to cut telephone and telegraph lines to the city hall as Gen Wells and Gen Sanborn mobilize provisional brigades and arrive with Second Infantry from Chicago. Arsenal crowded with refugees, while a special grand jury is to probe the disturbances and assign responsibility.
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Springfield Riots Strain Guards as Tensions Mount
In Springfield a wave of fear and unrest grips the city after violent race clashes. National Guard forces occupy the capitol area, with two deaths in hospitals and several arrestees. Officials report ringleaders among mobs, arrests of peddlers and aliens, and plans to keep order west of Seventh Street as troops bolster police. Residents fear further lynchings, while rumors of outside plots and armed readiness circulate.
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Hains Brothers Held After Murder Charge In New York
Capt Peter C Hains Jr and his brother Thornton Jenkins Hains were arrested after an alleged fatal shooting at the Bay Side Yacht Club. Both were arraigned in Queens court and held without bail as grand jury action is sought for first degree murder. Their father Brig Gen Peter C Hains and lawyer Percy discussed strategy while the brothers await possible November trial.
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Corrigan Named Auxiliary Bishop in Baltimore Archdiocese
Spécial to The Washington rest Baltimore Md Aug 16 Rev C B Corrigan new vicar general succeeding the late Bishop Alfred E H Curtis to be an auxiliary bishop or assistant to Cardinal Gibbons He will handle archdiocese affairs in the cardinal’s absence Father Corrigan formerly at St Peters Church Baltimore Rector Starr and Rev George Devine are close advisers to the cardinal Starr an able theologian and spokesman for the cardinal in controversies with other denominations
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Lions Kill Entire Family in Mexican Village
Special to The Washington Post reports two mountain lions entered the hut of Her culano Flores in Sedera de Cabello, Jalisco, and killed Flores his wife and two children. Villagers drove off the lions after they had devoured the two children.
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Gem in Bird Nest Found by Brooklyn Girl
Anna Dodge of Brooklyn in Caldwell New Jersey found a blackbird nest in a township woods yesterday containing a diamond ring set with four stones. A jeweler valued the ring at fifty dollars. It is believed the bird carried the ring to the nest by accident.
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Women Bathers Drown In Lake Champlain Bay
Three young women staying near Adams Landing drowned while bathing in Lake Champlain. Lucy Perry and Sarah Disasway of Platteburg New York plus Eliza beth Disasway of Brooklyn were swept into deep water after one stepped into a hole. Two others attempted to help but also went under. Three others were rescued. A confused report also mentions unrelated drownings at Bowery Beach and unnamed locals.
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Auto Upset Near Estellville Dam En Route to Atlantic City
An automobile accident at the Estellville dam injured Adam Shaner of Boyertown Pa his wife and several children while traveling from Ocean City to Atlantic City. The car slid into a steep embankment and turned turtle in a swamp. Mrs Shaner suffered a dislocated shoulder and minor bruises. A son Charles sustained facial injuries and another had a leg injury. all received aid and were taken to a nearby house for treatment before returning to Ocean City.
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Steamer Lina Towed After Engine Trouble Near Cape Iddy
The steamer Lina from Lewes Delaware blew a cylinder head near McCrea Shoals by Cape Iddy and was disabled. The life crew ferried passengers ashore and the vessel was towed to a safe bay.
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Debate With Bryan Calls One Charge False
A Denver platform debate centers on union legality and politician statements. The Manufacturers Association president rejects accusations of outlawing labor while asserting business groups support workers, amid questions about party positions and platform details.
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Banked War of Words Over Bryan Platform Clashes in Trade Debate
Special to The Washington Post details a heated exchange between James W. Van Cleave and William J Bryan regarding labor, tariffs, and banking. Van Cleave argues Bryan’s platform harms manufacturers, labor, and the economy, citing labor rights, boycott concerns, and proposed banking fixes while urging a decisive vote against Bryan in 1908.
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Mystery Trunk Body Found Near Mount Ephraim
In Camden N J on August 16 a man’s body was found wedged inside an old traveling trunk hidden in a ravine near Bell road. Picnickers discovered the trunk. authorities note a breast wound suggesting a shooting and imply the body was placed in the trunk before death. The corpse, about 35, 5 feet 11 inches, wore dark clothes and cuff buttons with imitation opals, found amid straw and old newspapers from Philadelphia. The body was taken to the Camden morgue for further investigation.
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Giant Telescope Invented by Prof Wood At Johns Hopkins
New York report on a novel reflecting telescope using a mercury basin spun by an electric motor. Diameter to be half of Yerkes scale. focal length adjustable by rotation speed. Prof Robert Wood notes surface precision limits stem from machine quality, with a seven inch mirror already tested.
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Mack After Mountain Vote
Chicago reports a Democratic push to swing Northwestern states into the national campaign. Chair Mack plans a Western trip in late September to rally Rocky Mountain leaders, with John H. Atwood coordinating speakers for debatable districts as Martin Lows heads to Buffalo to open the national drive.
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Taft to Go A Fishing Quits Hot Springs Engagement
Taft plans a trip to address 19,600 Republicans from across Virginia in Hot Springs on August 28. He will respond to Bryan and appeal to Southern voters before returning to Cincinnati by September 6.
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Taft Plans Virginia Campaign Tour and Fishing Trip
Taft accepts invitation to Middle Bass Island for a week of fishing before campaign. He will skip Hot Springs events, then return to Cincinnati for two months of front porch campaigning. Virginia Day crowd of 10,000 planned with speeches, rail excursions bringing thousands from Augusta, Highland, Bath, and other counties. Stonewall Brigade Band to perform. Taft attends St. Luke's services and keeps a busy schedule amid regional events.
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Papal honors for Gibbons aides in Rome departure
Cardinal Gibbons left Rome for Switzerland as Pope Pius IX granted domestic prelate appointments to priests from Washington Baltimore and St. Paul. The group includes S T Lee James Mackin George Devine and Willam Starr with Corrigan awaiting a higher badge. Telegram from Merry del Val marks the fortieth bishop consecration anniversary.
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May Not Wed Westinghouse
Pittsburg society buzzes that Miles Violet Brockelbank the English fiancée of George Westinghouse Jr has called off or postponed the wedding amid rumor of a Westinghouse family death and recent financial reverses. Friends say the match may be delayed indefinitely while speculation swirls through Pittsburgh.
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Senator Briggs Saves Life at Railroad Crossing
Senator Frank O Bugas narrowly escaped death when a freight train halted within an inch of his automobile at the East State street crossing. The driver, acting on the senator’s signal, applied the emergency brakes just as the car neared the tracks. The incident, witnessed in Trenton New Jersey, highlights the senator’s coolness under danger.
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