Trunk Crime Arrest of Two Nephews in Soloman Rosenblum Case
New York police hold two nephews of Soloman Rosenblum for aiding in a Windber Pa murder investigation. Bonnie Rosenbloom and daughter Iva tell detectives the slain husband was killed by Alexander Rosenblum. The body found in a trunk near Camden New Jersey is said to be Rosenblum, with motive reported as a family beating.
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Sperlat
Washington Post
New York
Soloman J Rosen- Toom
Windber
Somerset Conty
Jamien
Rosenblonms
Rosen Tims
Alex
McMullen
Uneit
Jos
Ager
Cary
Joseph
Vie
Wn Sis
Irilers
Paltimore
Bonnie Rosenbloon
Iva
Bole Miwr
Cunden
Sapmet J Tosenln
Husland
Alexander Rosen
Windder
Lalcy Abramoitz
Senilor
Te Atest
Sarah Abramoxuz
Josenbloom
Pumphres
Bell Mawr
Alexander
Xa Besenbloom
Rosenbloom murder suspect tied to Windber case
District Attorney John Lewis calls for a $100 reward for the arrest of Alexander Rosenbloom charged in the Windber murder. Warrants issued for Alexander and family members as detectives link sightings in Mount Ephraim to the case. Witnesses identify photos and hear a companion refer to the man as Alea.
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Alexander Rosenbloom
F. J. Rosenbloom
Eva Rosenbloom
Joseph
Louis Egler
New York
Camden
Rosenbloom
Windber
Mount Ephraim
Mount Ephriam
Elder Rosenbloom
Alea
New England Republican Conference Sets Vermont Maine Push
National committee chairman Frank Hitchcock declares strong Republican majorities in New England ahead of Vermont and Maine elections. Leaders from Connecticut Maine Massachusetts Vermont outline campaign plans with Burling and Borah among speakers. a statewide push aims to extend the national ticket to the Western states.
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New England
Frank H Hitchook
National Committee
England
Hitchcock
Vermont
Maine
Hiitchcock
Boston
Crane
Massachusetts
Chartes F. Brooker
Connecticut
E Hotel Touraire
Brooker
Michael Kenealy
George Hinman
John F Mill
Byrd Boyd
Frank H Briggs
Senator Crane
George H Doty
P Langtry
James W Brock
Frank C Williams
Darle S Kinsley
Hayes Hammond
Snell Smith
Washington
Hammond
Campass
Igans
Hitencock
Borah
Idaho
Burrows
Leslie M Shaw
Iowa
Taft
Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Hitchcock Jeff Begton
Portland
Nebraska Voters Read Bryan Victory As Republican Strength Grows
Nebraska Democrats organize volunteers and appeal to Republicans while Republicans, led by Gov Sheldon, highlight their record and program. The piece notes Bryan’s home-state popularity challenged by a strong Republican machine, farm prosperity, and diverse nonpartisan groups shaping the 1908 race dynamics.
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Sheldon
Bryan
Bryans
Parker
Supreme Court
Nebraska
State Railroad Commission
Illinois
Toledo
Baltimore
Ohio
S. R
Deop Eon
Potomac
Taft
Duel Ends in Dallas Murder Over Family Trouble
In an eastern Dallas suburb, Augustus Emmatt Davis shot and killed D A Jarratt in a duel over family troubles. Davis, jailed on murder charges, claims only one could live. They fired at about 180 feet, Davis with a double barreled shotgun loaded with buckshot and Jarratt with a .45 pistol. Both weapons were fired until empty. Each man was about two years old.
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Washington Post
Dallas
Tex
Augus—Emmatt Davis
Jarratt
Davis
Bavis
Masked Desperado Steals From Yellowstone Tourists
A lone highwayman robbed seven tourist coaches in Yellowstone Park between Old Faithful Inn and Yellowstone Inn, taking valuables and four coach horses. He fled toward Jackson Hole, masked and about 50, with soldiers alerted from Fort Yellowstone and Thumb Station. Expansion of pursuit along the West Gallatin line was expected, as settlers and forest rangers monitored routes.
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St Paul Minn
Northern Pacific Railroad
Yellowstone Park
Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone Inn
Jackson Hole
Thumb Station
West Gallatin River
Park
Fort Yellowstone
Big Strings
Asheton
Yellowstone Pa
Noth
Wado Springs
West Gallatin
Zoldiers
Judge Quits Hargis Trial In Feud Murder Case
Jackson Ky Aug 24 Circuit Judge J P Adams declined to preside over the Beech Harris murder case against his father Judge James Hargis and vacated the bench. He said he had prosecuted Hargis in Breathitt county feud killings while serving as Commonwealth's attorney. Acting Gov Cox to appoint a special judge as order is sent. Crowded courtroom but no trouble is expected.
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Jackson
Beech Harris
James Hargis
J. P. Adams
Adams
Hargis
Breathitt
Commonwealth
Cox
Crison
Bryan letter to unemployed conference platform remedies
New York on August 2 0 (Aug 2) William J Bryan sent a letter to Alexander Law secretary of the metropolitan committee of the unemployed. He said he could not attend the second conference of the unemployed in New York from September 2 to October 2. Bryan sent a copy of the Democratic platform stating remedies he believed should be applied to current conditions.
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Hitchcock
New York
Chicago
Colorado Springs
United States
New England
William J Bryan
Alexander Law
Metcal
Seed Ince
Bryan
Notable Life Tragedy Sheds Light on Self as Enmity
Arthur D Adams, 35, a bookbinder at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, was found dead by gas in his Salt Lake City wife Delia Adams' death weighing on him. He left notes directing his burial and possessions, and cited self blame as his motive, while relatives in Utah reported the wife's death and funeral.
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Arthur D. Adams
Salt Lake City
Arthur D Adams
Charleston
Twelfth Street Northwest
Adams
Albert Basdekian
Arthur DA
Delia Adams
Utah
Little Is
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Mra Etta Edmons
Basdekian
First Precinct
Maclay
Glazebrook
Anne S Adams
Delia Good
Anna S Adams
A. L. Penbing
Monroe Street
City
Arthur
Adama
A. L. Thomas
Lake City
A. D Adams
Adam
George Sutherland
Arthur L Thomas
National Union and Tookbinders' Union
Anns
Adems
B Street
Frightened by quakes caused by rotten strata in Virginia
Report from Richmond and surrounding counties on August 24 describes two distinct earthquake shocks felt morning and night. Residents fled homes as tremors shook furniture but officials say no genuine earthquake occurred, attributing the events to disintegration of rotten granite along a local fault.
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Washington Post
Richmond
L B
Siras
Wirmma Passenger and Power Company
Silioquarter
Chesterfield County
Prince Edward
Powhatan
Amena
Mecklenburg
Weather Bureau
Coast and Geodetic Survey Observatory
Virginia
Barred Hotels For Colored Elks Convention In St Paul
Signs reading H and R Association appeared in entrances of leading restaurants and hotels as the colored Elks convention opens in St Paul Auditorium. Records show an agreement with the Hotel and Restaurant Keepers Association to pay for use of the venue in exchange for directing visitors to avoid placarded venues.
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St Paul, Minn
National Convention of Colored Elks
St Paul
H and R. Association
Keenera’ Association
Colored Elks
Two men arraigned on counterfeit quarter charges
Lucilen P. Tull of New York and Richard W. Meacham of Dayton Ohio faced arraignment in Detroit on counterfeit quarter fraud charges after allegedly passing bad coins. Meacham claimed the money came via a joke involving a young woman who knew the coins were bad, tied to gas meter deposits with New Amsterdam Gas Co. Tull also said the scheme was a joke.
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Detroit
New York
Richard W. Meacham
Dayton
Ohio
Meacham
New Amsterdam Gas Company
Tull
Hafid Proclaimed Sultan as Moroccan Quiet Holds
Reports from Paris and Tangier indicate Mulai Hafid was proclaimed sultan of Morocco without incident. Hafid’s partisans vow to protect Europeans in Morocco, as France and Spain consider reexamining the Moroccan question with European powers supporting a peaceable transition and potential financial aid to Hafid to stabilize the country. Tangier natives quietly approve the move and the French and American observers note the broad popular will for Hafid.
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Paris
M Regault
Morocco
Mulat Hafid
Mulat ‘Hafd
le Liberte
France
Spain
Temps
Mulal Hafid
State Department
Philip
Tangier
Sundey
Mulai Hafid
Beig
Fes
Occult and diabolical plot fuels $50,000 suit in Chicago
J H Migneron sues P year Brosseau alleging occult influence lured his wife Dame Denault from Montreal to Chicago. He claims Brosseau harmed his reputation, induced Dame Denault to visit evil places, and sought to ruin him. He seeks $50,000 in damages and $90,000 total.
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Dame Migneron
Chicago
Brosseau
Windy City
J H Migneron
Migneron
Montreal
Mme Denault
Canada
Clean Bill for Jerome Dice Throwing and Charges Thrown Out
Albany Aug 24 William Travers Jerome district attorney of New York county is acquitted of charges brought by William King seeking his removal. Commissioner Hand reports exonerating Jerome saying he discharged duties with zeal and public good motive. Accusations included failures to prosecute jury fixing false testimony in street railway cases delayed prosecutions against life insurance crimes and a suspected conspiracy over Metropolitan Street Railway. Testimony described dinners and promises of immunity and a dollar a throw incident involving Delphin Delmes and Allen Ryan after Thaw case remarks.
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Washington Post
Albany
N. F
William Travers Jerome
New York County
William
King
New York
Richard L. Hand
Hughes
Jerome
Commissioner Hand
Lfe-Insurance Companient
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
The
Stone
City Club
B. R. Thomas
Morse
Thomas
Delphin M Delmes
Gee
Allen 4
Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Franklin Street
Sternburg dies in Heidelberg after long illness
Baron Speck von Sternburg German ambassador to the United States died in Heidelberg Hotel Victoria from lung inflammation. His wife Miss Lillian Langham was with him. The couple had traveled from Hamburg to consult a skin specialist on a lupus misdiagnosed as cancer. Funeral arrangements unclear. possible burial near Dresden. Emperor William expressed deep sympathy to the baroness.
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Hamburg
Heldelberg
Germany
Speck von Sternburg
United States
Victoria
Baron von
Baron von Sternburg
India
Washington
Berlin
Emperor Willam
Dresden
Baroness von Sternburg
William
Wilelm Berlin
Foreign Office
Heidetbhers
Hermann von Hatzfeldts Widenburg
Roosevelt
Prince von Buelow
Count von Goetzen
Herr von Reichenau
Brazil
Baron Miummn von Schwarzenstein
Japa
German East Africa
May Stanley Lay
Baltimore
Loney Herr von Reichenau
Guatemala
Chile
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