Dutch Show Fight Question One of Honor
Dutch diplomats discuss Venezuela crisis with Castro and Brazil backed by Queen Wilhelmina. Hague sources say arbitration rejected. Netherlands plans to wait but ready to act, including naval prep at Caribbean yards by late August. Caracas reports warn of a potential U S rupture and increased isolation of diplomats.
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Venezuelan unrest threats loom from Curacao孤
French subjects in Venezuela lack protection as Curacao faces ruin from isolation after mobs attacked Castro's consul. Castro plans a quiet push inland while alarmists await a Dutch fleet and speculate on his next moves.
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Minneapolis brewer killed in Cottagewood train crash
John Gluck a wealthy Minneapolis brewer and his wife were killed at Cottagewood Lake Minnetonka when their auto collided with a Minneapolis and St. Louis train. Mrs Edward Lebaire of New York and her two year old daughter injured may die. Gluck pinned under wreckage as fire broke out.
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Vancouver Island forest fires threaten settlements and lumber camps
Forest fires on Vancouver Island spread in all directions. In Kokillah district twenty square miles blaze as 80 scattered ranchers face unknown fate. Bowen Island eastern side alight and Bowen Island area under fire. Kimberly Sullivan Moyie Ryan fires force back firing and warnings of heavy rain needed to halt destruction.
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Young Wild West teen captured after deadly shooting
Raymond Allen styled himself Young Wild West and with accomplices allegedly terrorized Cayuga County residents. He was captured in Alica and returned to Port Byron to face charges for allegedly shooting John Jetty in a close range shotgun strike. James Allen, a male companion, was arrested in Clyde revealing Raymond worked for a local drug dealer in Luca. Othel Lyons, a girl who camped with the Allen pair, reportedly confessed she stood nearby when the shotgun fired.
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Women in Directoire Gowns at State Fair
Columbus Ohio Aug 19 Twenty young women from Philadelphia will stroll around the State fair grounds during the fair under Miss Anna Delaney directions. They will wear genuine directoire gowns slit to the knee. Excursion fares: $100 to Harpers Perry Martinsburg $135 to Berkeley Springs $2.00 to Cumberland. Return special train leaves Union Station 8 15 a m Sunday Aug 23.
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Ohio Safe for Taft Democrats Divided Over Johnson Defection
Ohio will back Taft according to Cleveland and Columbus dispatches. Tom Johnson’s Denver defeat splits Democrats, Harmon questioned by Republicans while Foraker and Dick support Taft. Liquor issue looms large with county option and brewery influence shaping campaign lines across the state.
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Austria May Grant Diet Status of Provinces Discussed
Vienna reports stir over Bosnia and Herzegovina gaining a constitutional diet. Rumors of annexation on Emperor Francis Joseph's birthday proved unfounded as Austro Hungary weighs reforms to satisfy occupied provinces. Baron Aehrenthal and Sir Charles Hardinge discussed Turkish affairs amid budget deliberations.
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Voisin Comments On Wright Aeroplane For Sport Use
Paris August 19 Gabriel Voisin local aeroplane maker says the Wright machine in use by Wilbur Wright at Le Mans is admirable for sport but impractical commercially due to its large size and difficult control. He predicts French triplanes will succeed by stability and expects a new 60 horsepower aircraft for Henry Farman to fly six miles soon.
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French aeroplanist Legagneux wins third prize flight
Paris August 19 The young aeroplanist Legagneux won the French Aero Club third prize by a twelve second flight covering 520 feet The machine designed by American engineer Octave Chanute features tandem running wheels instead of side by side A special word was issued on some gate city Virginia fire destroys residence of Moreil twelve miles west of here Claude Swan gon Morells three year old son cremated
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Gov grants pardons for Night Rider victims’ cases in Kentucky
Governor Willson issued full pardons to Walter Duncan, convicted of shooting Newt Hazlett, and to Riley Harrold indicted as an accessory, citing immunity offers to those who killed while defending lives or property against Night Riders. Both men are prominent farmers. Hazlett was shot while riding alone. he was reportedly a Night Rider leader.
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Art objects seized from Mrs Chadbourne as household goods
United States customs officials in Chicago seized tapestries paintings statuary and armor valued at 8000 belonging to Mrs Jack Gardner of Boston and imported under the guise of household goods for Mrs Emily Hockwell Crane Chadbourne of Boston. After discovery of a higher value of 80000 penalties totaling 70000 were fixed and may be pursued by the district attorney.
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Cliff Dwellings Found in Sierra Madre by Henry C Lipper
American archaeologist Henry C Lipper reports cliff dwelling discoveries in western Sierra Madre Mexico near Gerabato Creek and Rio Chico. Structures feature stone mud cement walls 5 inches thick one to three stories high with tiny rooms about 21 by 42 inches and doors 21 inches high. Findings suggest cliff dwellers were small people.
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Insanity in Hains case looms over Annis murder inquest
In Queens through Long Island City court, a packed inquest into the death of William E Annis heard a coroner's jury find Captain Peter Conover Hanna Jr the slayer and that Thornton Jenkins Hains aided and abetted. The jury urged holding both defendants without bail as emotions ran high and defense plans emerged including potential insanity pleas.
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Death Mystery in Water as Wealthy Teenager Is Found
Faith Davis 16, heir to fortunes, was found dead in a reservoir after disappearing Friday. Autopsy shows foul play with no water in lungs. A prominent young man, linked by a passerby sighting with his arm around her waist, is sought as a suspect amid local detective zeal. Grandniece of William Marsh Rice, her case echoes Patrick Sing Sing links.
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Southern New Yorkers Form Democratic Campaign Club
About 60 Southerners met to form a Democratic campaign club to support national and state tickets. Temporary chairman John R Dunlap led the gathering with notable attendees including Col John C Calhoun Judge Charles Moore William Hepburn Russell Ernest Bright Wilson Harvey Watterson Col James A Gray and Phelan Beale. The group plans to align for Bryan and shift former supporters onto the bandwagon.
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Lusitania Lowers Record With 650 Knots In 24 Hours
Ocean records for the fastest day’s run were lowered by the Consolidated company turbine steamer Lusitania. A wireless dispatch from off Cape Hater reported 50 knots in the 24 hours from noon Sunday to noon Monday, August 17, surpassing the prior record of 647 knots set in July.
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New Hope of Life Practical Value Shown
Washington doctors discuss Dr White’s emergency heart massage on John Algin Dent, a 12 year old revived after his organs stopped during knee surgery. While death seemed imminent, surgeons debate vivisection, heart massage promise, and permanent recovery as experts cite Kent and Clarence Minor cases and caution limits.
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