Dutch Show Fight Question One of Honor
Diplomatic circles report the Hague and Caracas tensions over Venezuela and Holland. Netherlands seeks to avoid arbitration, preparing for possible ultimatum to President Castro. Queen Wilhelmina opposed rush to war, naval preparations accelerated, August 22 arrival of minister Teis may influence next steps. Alarms grow as Caracas isolation limits communications with foreign envoys and France hands Venezuela interests to Brazil’s Lorene Ferreira.
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CIA
Cabl
Washington Post
Hague
Dipomar
Holland
Venegueli
Council
Coministers
Op Om Tin Midnizit
van Swinderennis
Wilhelmini
Netherlands
Castro
Xeneguela
Tasheen
Castre
Caracao
Venezuela
France
M Lorene Ferreira
Brazil
Castro Plans Interior Move as Curacao Faces Isolation
The report notes French subjects in Venezuela lacking protection while Curacao suffers from commercial isolation imposed by Gen. Castro in response to a mob attack on his consul. Castro is reportedly preparing for a potential inland expedition as alarms grow over the Dutch island’s fate.
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Venezuela
Curacao
Castro
Castro Ie
Killed at Cottagewood Crossing in Train Collision
John Gluck a Minneapolis brewer and his wife died when their car was struck by a train near Cottagewood at Lake Minnetonka. Mrs Edward Lebaire of New York and her 2-year-old daughter were injured. Mrs Lebaire is Gluck's sister-in-law. The car was hurled against a building and caught fire. Gluck was killed instantly and pinned under the wreckage.
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Minneapolia
Minn
John Gluck
Minneapolis
Cottagewood
Lake Minnetonka
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Edward Lebaire
New York City
Lebaire
Gluck
Pirus
Forest fires threaten Vancouver Island settlements and ranchers
Telegram reports flames spread across 20 square miles in Kokillah district with 80-person settlement scattered and fate unknown. Bowen Island eastern side aflame as rain hoped to halt fires. Kimberly Sullivan Moyie Ryan areas all under threat with several camps wiped out and timberlands burned.
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Winnipeg
Vancouver Island
Kokillah
Goldsteam
Bowen Island
Kimberly
Sullivan
Boy Desperado Captured as Young Wild West Shootings Taint Utica
Raymond Allen styled himself Young Wild West and with a male companion allegedly terrorized Port Byron Cayuga County by shooting an aged recluse, John Jetty, from close range. James Allen, his male companion not related, was arrested in Clyde. a female ally, Othel Lyons, is said to have confessed she stood nearby when the shotgun blast occurred.
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Pecal
Washington Post
Utica
Raymond Alien
Degorado
Port Byron
Cayuga County
Alica
Allen
James Allen
Clyde
Raymond
Luca Raymond Allen
John Jetty
Jetty
Othel Lyons
Raymond Allen
McIntyre
Wains
R. T Hains
Boston
John P Hains
Weldon
CG Percy
Queens County
Long Island City
Ave
McIntre
David Hannegan
Solomon Mann
Hannegan
State fair to feature directoire gowns display by Philadelphia women
Columbus Ohio. August 19. Twenty young women from Philadelphia will model directoire gowns at the State fair grounds during the fair under Miss Anna Delaney. They will wear the genuine article slit to the knee. Excursion prices: $100 to Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg, $135 to Berkeley Springs, $2.00 to Cumberland. Return special train leaves Union Station at 8:15 a m Sunday Aug 23.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Agriculture
Philadelphia
Anna Delaney
Smimore
Harpers Perry
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Cumberland
Union Station
Ohio Safe for Taft Democrats Divided Over County Option
Special from Columbus Ohio Aug 19 Ohio will stand by Taft in the presidential contest. Foraker and Dick back original Taft men. Democrats focus on state tickets and liquor issue. Johnson of Cleveland defects oppose Bryan, aids Harmon. Taft campaign directed by Hitchcock and Vorys with strong Ohio organization. Republicans united in opposition to liquor reforms while Harmon faces brewery ties and anti saloon groups. Foraker unlikely to run. Burton or Daugherty potential successors discussed.
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Cleveland
Harmon
National
Taft
Foraker
Washington
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Bryan
Kern
Tom Johnson
Leveland
Denver
Will
Wth Judson
Jonson
Poliics
Johnsons
Frank Hitchcock
Arthur I Vory
Voys
National Committee
Varys
Cincinnati
State Committee
Andrew J. Harris
Personal Liberty League
Allance
United German Societies
Harris
Antisaloon League
David Lo Rockwell
Rockwell
Senator Foraker
Roosevelt
Theodore E Burton
Harry Daugherty
Charles F Taft
My ‘Vorys
Watts
Republican National
Buckeye
Austria May Grant Diet Status of Dependent Provinces
Vienna reports rumors that Bosnia and Herzegovina, part of the Austro Hungarian empire, would proclaim annexation on Emperor Francis Joseph’s birthday. Officials expect steps toward a constitutional form and a diet for representative government, with discussions ongoing among Austro Hungarian leaders and ministers.
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Vienna
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austro Hungary
Francis Joseph
Baron von Aehrenthal
Charles Hardinge
Foreign Offiece
Edward
Austria
Voisin Sees Wright Plane For Sport Not Practical
Paris August 19 Gabriel Voisin local aeroplane maker says the Wright machine used by Wilbur Wright near Le Mans is admirable for sport but not practical or commercial due to its size and difficult turns. He expects stability from French triplanes and a new 60 horsepower craft for Henry Farman capable of about 6 miles flight.
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Paris
Gabriel Voisin
Wilbur Wright
Dayton
Olio
le Mans
M ‘Voisin
Voisin
Henry Farman
French Aeroplanist Wins Third Prize in Flight
Paris August 19 The young aeroplanist Legagneux won the French Aero Club third prize for a 520 feet flight in twelve seconds The design by American engineer Octave Chanute of Chicago features tandem running wheels rather than side by side Special word was asust on Gate City Virginia August 19 A fire destroyed the residence of Moreil twelve miles west of here Claude Swan gon three year old son of Morell was cremated
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Paris
Legagneux
Aero Club
Octave Chanute
Chicago
Come Gate City
Moreil
Claude Swangon
Morell
Immunity for Night Riders case prompts pardons
Kentucky Governor Willson granted full pardons to Walter Duncan and Riley Harrold, both prominent farmers, in a bid to offer immunity to those who killed while defending life or property against Night Riders. Duncan had been convicted of shooting Newt Hazlett in Jacksonville in June and Harrold faced an accessories indictment. Both men were praised as brave for upholding liberty and repressing crime.
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Fri Fort
Hiadech
Guv Willson
Walter Duncan
Newt Hazlett
Jacksonville
Riley Harrola
Hazlett
Duncan
Harrold
Art treasures seized amid misvalued imports in Chicago case
United States customs seized tapestries paintings statuary and armor valued at 8000 for Mrs Jack Gardner Boston alleging the goods were entered as household goods for Mrs Emily Hockwell Crane Chadbourne of Chicago. Investigation expanded after real value surfaced at 80000 with penalties of 70000 paid. disposition pending. Chicago Aug 19.
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Chadbourne
Chicago
United States
Jack” Gardner
Boston
Gardners
Back Bay
Goeda
Emily Hockwell Crane Chadbourne
Mra Gardner
Customs
Customs Department
Sims
Gardner
John
Isabella Stuart Gardner
Fenway
Rxport
Henry W Swift
Mather
Cliff Dwellings Found by Explorer in Sierra Madre
Spectalto The Washington Port Chihuahua Mexico Aug 19 Henry C lipper an American archaeologist exploring the Sierra Madre reports discovery of cliff dwellings in remote western Chihuahua. One house on Gerabato Creek has 80 rooms with 5 inch thick walls and 21 by 42 inch doorways suggesting small builders. Similar dwellings lie on the Rio Chico and near Guaynapa built of stone mud cement with overhanging roofs and one to three stories.
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Spectalto
Washington
Chihuahua
Mexico
Henry Clipper
Sierra Madre
Flipper
Inquest Verdict on Annis Murder Read in Queens Court
A coroner’s inquest into the death of William E Annis found Capt Peter Conover Hanna Jr as the killer and named Thornton Jenkins Hains as an accomplice. The jury urged both defendants be held without bail. applause erupted before the coroner restored order.
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Coronet
T. Jenkins
Annis
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Hains
Capt. Hains
Sid
Mrs Annis
Mrs Hains
Mrs Annia
Washington Post
New York
Eard
Peter C Hains
T Jenkins Haims
Willlan E Annis
Torrey
John F Mcintyre
Couinty
Capt Haing
Tur
Pida
Charles H Roberts
Bay Side Yacht Club
Walter C ‘Frey
Willam E. Annis
Peter Conover Hanna, Jr
Thornton Jenkins Caine
Ambler
Death mystery surrounds Faith Davis missing teen heiress
Special to The Washington Post Palmer Mass Aug 19. Faith Davis 16, heir to wealth and fortunes, was found dead in a reservoir. Autopsy shows foul play, no water in lungs. Grandniece of William Marsh Rice, linked by rumor to Albert T Patrick murder case. Police pursue a prominent local suitor amid hints of a secret romance. Witness Mrs Mary Lelands recalls seeing Faith with a young man on Saturday afternoon, arm around her waist, both smiling.
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Washington Post
Palmer Mass
Faith Davis
Miss Davis
William Marsh Rice
Texas
Albert T Patrick
Sing Sing
Dleath
Weil
Mies Davis
Mary Lelands
Warren Road
Mise Davis
Southern New Yorkers Form Democratic Campaign Club
About 60 Southerners met in New York to form a Democratic campaign club allied with national and state tickets. Temporary chair John R Dunlap led the gathering with notable figures present such as Col John C Calhoun, Judge Charles Moore, Harvey Watterson, and Phelan Beale. The group aims to attract many who supported Bryan last election to join the current effort.
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Washington
New York
Wiliam Herman Black
John R Dunlap
National Democratic Club
John C Calhoun
The
Southern Railway
Charles’ Moore
William Hepburn Russell
Ernest Bright Wilson
House of Representatives
Tennessee
Harvey Watterson
Henry Watterson
James A Gray
Queens County
Phelan Beale
Columbia University
Democratic Club
Black
Russell
Ryan
Bryan
Lusitania Lowers Record At Sea Voyage East
The Lusitania reports a new record run for the day, reaching 650 knots in 24 hours. Capt. said the turbine steamer covered the 24 hour period from noon Sunday to noon Monday, August 17, off Cape Hat, surpassing the prior 647 knot mark set earlier.
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New York
Consrol Company
Lusitania
Cape Hate
Lusitania Sala
New Hope of Life Restores Boy After Heart Massage
Washington doctors report remarkable case at Emergency Hospital where Charles W White revived John Algin Dent, 12, during knee operation by massaging the heart after his organs ceased. While Dent later died of knee infection, physicians say heart massage shows promise and may aid future surgeries. Dr W C Carr and Dr George Tully Marehall weigh benefits and limits, noting three live examples and contrasting it with vivisection debates.
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Washington
Emergency Hospital
Charles W White
John Algin Dent
Dent
White
Soung Dent
Willam C Carr
L Street
Orthwest
Rodney Rose
Whites
Kent
Clarence Minor
Minor
George Tully Marehall
Georgetown University Medical School
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Caracas
Wilhelm
M de Teis
Cstro
Netez
la Guaira
Monroe
Zn Sre Teress
Carat
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Venzucia
Tartas
Nevous
Castros
Ben
Beig
Te Guaira
Venegusla
John Brewer
Brewer and Wife
Vancouver
Moyie
Boy Desperado
Young Wild West
Democrats
Wright
Aeroplanist
Lad
Light Riders
Kentucky
Treasury Department
Tardner
Boston Customs
Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum
Mia Gardner
Knox
Gardner Museum
Secretary of the Treasury
Coolidge
Department
Lima
Haing
Major Hains
Solomon
Mann
Poughkeepsie Insane Asylum
T Jenking Haing
Jim
Percy
Joseph A Shay
Darrin
Beverly NJ
Reuben
Gen Hains
New Jersey
William E Anms
Flushing
Lake
Patrick
Dryan Club
Dine
W. C. Carr
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