New York Police Hold Two Nephews in Trunk Murder Case
Baltimore detectives released a statement via The Washington Post tying two Rosenbloom nephews to the Windber Pa murder of Solomon Rosenblum. Bonnie Rosenbloom and daughter Iva said the trunk body found near Camden N J is Solomon Rosenblum, killed by son Alexander in Windber. They were arrested after police linked relatives to the crime scene.
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Victum
Father
Camden
N. J
Baltimore
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
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Windder
Lalcy Abramoitz
Senilor
Te Atest
Sarah Abramoxuz
Bell Mawr
Alexander
Xa Besenbloom
Rosenbloom Murder Case In Windber Arrests and Reward
District Attorney John Lewis seeks a $100 reward for the arrest of Alexander Rosenbloom, accused of murdering his father in Windber, Pa. Warrants issued for several Rosenbloom relatives as investigators report sightings of Alexander in Mount Ephraim in 1907 and identify him from photographs and witness testimony.
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F. J. Rosenbloom
Eva Rosenbloom
Joseph
Louis Egler
New York
Camden
Rosenbloom
Windber
Mount Ephraim
Mount Ephriam
Elder Rosenbloom
Alea
New England Republicans Prepare for Vermont Maine Campaigns
National committee chairman Frank H Hitchcock reports strong good shape for the GOP in New England. Vermont voting soon and Maine in two weeks will draw major party speakers and heavy campaigning as Republican leaders predict large Taft majorities.
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Frank H Hitchook
National Committee
England
Hitchcock
Vermont
Maine
Hiitchcock
Boston
Crane
Massachusetts
Chartes F. Brooker
Connecticut
Igans
Hitencock
Borah
Idaho
Burrows
Leslie M Shaw
Iowa
Taft
Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Hitchcock Jeff Begton
Portland
Republicans Hold Nebraska Edge in Bryan Campaign
In Nebraska the Republican party claims strength as it counters Bryan’s nomination appeal. Voters include farmers with rising wealth, railroad workers, and business leaders, while Democrats push for a broad program and fusion with Populists. Leaders report a united Republican front and growing Taft clubs to mobilize support.
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Omaha World Herald
Bryan
the World Herald
Congress
Lincoln
Duel Ends in Dallas Tragedy Over Family Troubles
In an eastern Dallas suburb Davis shot and killed Jarratt after a confrontation over domestic problems. Davis, jailed on murder charges, claims the fight was a duel where one of them had to die. They fired at about 180 feet apart, Davis with a double barreled shotgun and Jarratt with a .45 pistol, both weapons emptied. Both men were young.
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Washington Post
Dallas
Tex
Augus—Emmatt Davis
Jarratt
Davis
Bavis
Masked Desperado Escapes With Booty From Yellowstone Hold Up
A lone highwayman seized seven tourist coaches in Yellowstone Park between Old Faithful Inn and Yellowstone Inn. He stole valuables and four coach horses, heading toward Jackson Hole. The masked bandit, about 50, rode through rough country as soldiers from Fort Yellowstone pursue along West Gallatin and other routes.
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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
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Zoldiers
Judge Quits Hargis Trial in Beech Harris Case
Jackson Ky Aug 24 Circuit Judge J P Adams refused to preside over the murder trial of Beech Harris for his father Judge James Hargis. Adams cited past prosecutions by Hargis ally Word of his refusal to hear the case, and the matter was referred to Acting Gov Cox for a special judge appointment. The courtroom was crowded with interested parties but no trouble was expected.
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Beech Harris
James Hargis
J. P. Adams
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Hargis
Breathitt
Commonwealth
Cox
Crison
Bryan letter to unemployed conference outlines platform remedies
New York August letter from William J Bryan to Alexander Law secretary of the metropolitan committee of the unemployed states he cannot attend the second unemployed conference in the city from September 25 to October 2. Bryan sends a copy of the Democratic platform and says its remedies should be applied to current conditions.
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New York
Chicago
Colorado Springs
United States
New England
William J Bryan
Alexander Law
Metcal
Seed Ince
Bryan
Noted Bookbinder Arias Adams Ends Life Over Grief
Arthur D Adams a 35 year old bookbinder at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing died by gas asphyxiation in his Salt Lake City wife Delia Adams death weighs on him. He left notes instructing disposal of his body and belongings and named relatives in Utah. The rooming house scene on Twelfth Street Northwest was investigated by Albert Basdekian and authorities. death ruled suicide.
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Salt Lake City
Arthur D Adams
Charleston
Twelfth Street Northwest
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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
Rotten Granite Cause Behind Virginia Tremors
Disturbance felt in Chesterfield Powhatan Amelia counties is attributed to rotten granite in a local fault rather than a genuine earthquake. No seismograph recorded the event, with reports of rumbling and shaking as households fled indoors. Authorities and observers note the phenomenon was confined to a small region and lacked seismic waves.
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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 From Some Hotels At Colored Elks Convention
In St Paul Minnesota signs reading H and R Association appeared in windows of leading restaurants and hotels as the national colored Elks convention prepared to open at St Paul Auditorium. Hotel and Restaurant Keepers’ Association had agreed to pay for the auditorium if the reception committee urged visitors to avoid placarded establishments. The local lodge accepted the deal.
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St Paul, Minn
National Convention of Colored Elks
St Paul
H and R. Association
Keenera’ Association
Colored Elks
Used Bogus Money Used To Joke In Fraud Case
Lucilen P. Tull of New York and Richard W. Meacham of Dayton Ohio were arraigned in Detroit on charges of passing counterfeit quarter dollars. Each posted $1000 bail. Meacham said a young woman received bad quarters as a joke and that the money came from gas meters connected to the New Amsterdam Gas Company. Tull claimed the arrangement was a joke and that the young woman knew the money was fake.
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Detroit
New York
Richard W. Meacham
Dayton
Ohio
Meacham
New Amsterdam Gas Company
Tull
Mulai Hafid Proclaimed Sultan of Morocco Amid Calm
Paris reports Mulai Hafid proclaimed sultan without incident while his partisans pledge protection for Europeans. Le Liberte notes France and Spain may seek new Moorish settlement terms under the Algeciras framework. Tangier and Fes officials confirm broad popular support and calls for peaceful governance.
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M Regault
Morocco
Mulat Hafid
Mulat ‘Hafd
le Liberte
France
Spain
Temps
Mulal Hafid
State Department
Philip
Tangier
Sundey
Mulai Hafid
Beig
Fes
Occult accusations flare in $50,000 suit in Chicago
J H Migneron accuses Brosseau of using occult and diabolical influence to lure his wife Dame Denault from Montreal to Chicago. He claims Brosseau manipulated events to ruin his reputation and seeks 10,000 dollars to heal the wounds, with details alleging influence and moral ruin spanning years.
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Chicago
Brosseau
Windy City
J H Migneron
Migneron
Montreal
Mme Denault
Canada
Dame Denault
Dame
Clean Bill for Jerome Thrown Out by Referee
Albany Aug 24 William Travers Jerome district attorney of New York county is acquitted of charges pressed by William J King seeking his removal from office Commissioner Richard L Hand who examined the case filed his report with Gov Hughes exonerating Jerome Hand found Jerome discharged his duties with zeal and ability furthers the public good Accusations included failure to prosecute jury fixing false testimony in street railway cases delays in prosecuting life insurance cases and a supposed criminal conspiracy to divert Metropolitan Street Railway assets A dinner with B R Thomas and a promise of immunity in return for turning state's evidence against Morse was recounted Jerome also described shaking Gee after the Thaw summing up with Allen Ryan son of T F Ryan in a Franklin street restaurant
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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
Death of Baron von Sternburg in Heidelberg
Baron Speck von Sternburg, German ambassador to the United States, died at the Hotel Victoria in Heidelberg from lung inflammation after a long illness believed lupus by Prof Vincenz Czerny. His wife Miss Lillian May Langham, previously of Louisville and Los Angeles, was with him. The foreign office notified Washington that a successor would be discussed with Emperor William, with possible candidates including Count von Goetzen and Herr von Reichenau.
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Speck von Sternburg
United States
Victoria
Baron von
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India
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Dresden
Baroness von Sternburg
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Hamburg
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May Stanley Lay
Baltimore
Loney Herr von Reichenau
Guatemala
Chile
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