Grand jury probes fake bucket shop deals in city
The grand jury opened an investigation at 11 yesterday with Secret Service officer Klinke the first witness. It examined records from last Friday's raid and heard that immunity talks may slow further action as district attorney Given weighs options while some firms had offered immunity to end their old transactions. Municipal authorities plan more arrests if violators persist.
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Grand Jury
Secret Service
Omcer Klinke
District Attorney 5
I¢ Ty
Given
Ius Poliuy
Permasonts
Murder of a colored man on the Philadelphia and Reading tracks
May Lynch, a colored man in Southesquenna county, was shot on the Philadelphia and Reading line at night. Three shots hit Police Officer George Echurnan in distinct locations. Echurnan survived briefly, died minutes later after reporting the assailant was a negro. A wounded man later identified as the suspect was found in a lumber yard and taken toward Allentown amid threats of lynching.
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Southesquenna Co
George’ Echurnan
Philadelphis
Reading Teal
Aight
Schuman
Megto
Ives
Easton Jatt
Fusion
Bethlehem
Clicens Sladesd
Allentown
Bellevue
Community seeks ghoul clue in grave desecration case
A New York lawyer and church trustees spearhead a manhunt after the grave of Margaret Tunwind is vandalized. An autopsy revealed suspected theft of body parts while footprints show two suspects entered from nearby country paths. a reward is promised for information leading to arrests.
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Margaret Tunwind
Grant B Schiey
Spicopal
Hichar Ladaburs
New York
Ja Chutman
Walt
John Murmer Xaperin
Ve Cempery
Margaret
Enich
Elena
Farsay
Uo Citran
Wittll
Harmer
Attack on Cohn prompts police hunt in Revere
A brutal assault on Leo Cohn at his Broadway clothing factory left him unconscious and robbed. Police, led by Commissioner Wood, launched a major manhunt with a large force after three assailants were believed to know his business arrangements and used a cane during the attack.
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Dowrfomn & Fleime
Iernard Co Mn
Wood
Allon
Revere
Cohn
Gollard & Company
Tweltin
Broadway
Mystery in Assault at Aqueduct Bridges Emergency Ward
A well dressed man and a young woman sought care at Emergency Hospital after alleged assault near the Aqueduct Bridges end. The man claimed multiple names and addresses that proved fictitious, while both suffered facial injuries and shock. police report indicate the pair avoided giving true identities.
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Virgina
Aqueduct
Roosevelt for Digging On Commission Hears He Upholds Canal Expenditures
The President approved Col Goethals request to continue canal expenditures beyond the pro rata monthly allowance for the year ending June 30 1916. The commission said more work than expected can be funded until next July with a deficiency to be covered by Congress.
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Canal Commission
Uret Congress
Tady Col Goethals
Secretary of War
Rogers
Commission
James Carrigo Free Release Five Others Held
Victims James Carrigo and his mother Mrs Mary Carrigo say an unidentified assailant attacked them at their home 1208 Half Street Southeast while Joseph Carrigo was wounded defending his mother. Police acknowledge a family feud motive and have arrested several innocents while investigating the case. Carrigo defends his family and denies beer at home, describing the attacker as a stocky man about 175 pounds with a dark complexion.
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James Carrico
Mary Carrieo
Joseph
Robert Jenks
Firth Precince
Aftar
Carrico
Providence Hospital
Joseph Aleo
Impu
Jose Sarey
Asault
Currie
Tua
Sudden Pittsurgh Visitor Dies Before Wedding Plans
Pittsburgh scene stunned by the sudden death of Charles Lyon a Baltimore resident and Jamestown NY couple Miss Hewsie Margaret Bitag and Charion L Flaccus Jr the two families involved were astonished by the elopement rumors. Lyon died at 7 am in a relative's home after asthma attack. Funeral arrangements set for Baltimore and Washington, with services led by Rev Louis Stern before burial in Baltimore.
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Anne Pittsburg
Jamestown
Hewsie
Margaret Bitag
Charion L Flaccus Jr
Pittsburg
Morris Zyon
Baltimore
Oresident
Washington
Pittabure
Charles Goldsmith
George
Calvert Street
Lyon
Biles
Murray Hill Avenue
Ajercom
Charla le Placeua
Mr Goldsmith
Stratford Avenue
L Flaccus Glass Company
Land
Sran
New York City
Pitsburg
Langbergh & Broth
Taft Speech in Columbus Stirs Bryan Response
Lincoln Nebr August 26 Bryan replies to Taft speech at Columbus Ohio. Bryan argues Taft misrepresents him and avoids clear reform positions. He criticizes Taft on railroad policy and trusts, notes Taft favors government by injunction but avoids firm tariff reforms, arbitration, or senator election by the people.
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Lincoln Nebr
William J Bryan
Taft
Columbus
Ohio
Jay
Bryan
Ww Trust
Volveg
Pitch & Combing
Tom Weewuse
Nediewa
Amee Bence
Bryans
Becauen
Taft Speech Tour Through Missouri Cities
Secretary William H Taft delivered speeches in Joplin Webb City Carthage and Springfield Missouri during a Lone trip by air and train. Crowds greeted him in Claremore Tulsa and Joplin with thousands listening at Central Park Springfield. Taft reiterated Ohio speech themes and concluded with a reception at the Colonial Inn and remarks by Senator Warner.
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Talla
Joplin
Webbert
Carthage
Springfield
Secestary
William H Taft
Toplin
Oklahoma
Claremore
Tulsa
Meee
Taft
Missouri
Kansas
Taft Waa
Webb City
Jaener
Raft
Barten
Springfeld
Springftield
Rersone
Central Park
Columbus
Ohio
Taft Fa
Warner Arti
Policeman Stabbed as Assailant Shot by Witness
A police officer was stabbed during an incident on Virginia Avenue and E Street. Eugene Bell allegedly shot the assailant after the attack, while officer Auran’s notebook notes aided the response. Police report the wound may be life threatening and under investigation.
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Strobel
Eugene Bell
Virginia Avenue
E Street
Auran
Hum
Aurans Ify
Porket
Iara
White Esidete
Micie Ehik
Twelfth Street
Thia Joreing
Insane Woman Kills Attendant at Lincoln Sanitarium
August night at Bailey Sanitarium where an inmate, held handcuffed for frenzy, escaped and seized carbolic acid. She threw a large quantity into the attendant’s eyes nose and mouth, causing a painful death. The deceased man served at the sanitarium and had faced delusions about attempting to tell relatives.
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Scottanum
Lincoln
Jay Guilogly
Bailey Sanmtarium
Train Collision Kills Two in Norfolk and Western Accident
A head on crash between Norfolk and Western freight trains near Barden early today killed conductor Robert Gilmore of this city and engineer J C Purdy of Batavia Ohio and seriously injured six trainmen. A relief train arrived with supplies while engineers CY Smith and William Nichola and fireman C Werkman, all from this city, were among the injured.
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Portsmouth
Robert Gilmore
J.C Purdy
Batavia
Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Barden
CY Smith
Willam Nichola
C Werkman
Logan W VY suspect in Kemp case is captured at Logan
Detective McNamee identifies a Logan W VY man as a likely Kemp imitation after arrest Sunday night. He asserts the prisoner resembles Kemp but denies being him, then releases him after an hour of questioning. The incident drew a boisterous crowd and police ordered arrests for disorderly conduct.
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Washington
Charleston
Holden
Logan
Arthur Kemp
McNamee
Washington Police Force
McNames
Morrow
Orlock
Sheri Moore
Coon An Me Namea
Kemp
Conversa
Ion
Weehington
Sherif Moore
Agene Bella Neers
Old
Sheri Maars
Hell
Jsald
McNamees
Vecter
Negroca
Virginia Avenue
Boma
Logan W Va
Gtrobel
Aaran
Svonding
Metropolitan
Senna Fee
Tre Growf
Nefioet Ie Abey
Logrn
Soran
Slowiy
Strobel
Fairbanks Man Severed Arm In Engine Yard Incident
Bravens twenty eight years old, a brakeman, had his right arm severed near the shoulder and skull contused after a switch engine struck him in the North Attilijamento yard. He was taken to Casualty Hospital and later listed in serious condition. The accident occurred while he was preparing an engine for Sacramento bound service as national irrigation congress opened.
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Airl
Nesta
Charles Butler
Ernest White Ang
Mary Fortney
Gald Phe
Fifteenth Street
Cor Hicu
Nod
Casualty
Sacramento
Baltimore
Ohio
North Attilijamento
Capitol
D Streets
Chicago
Vica Preament
Stevens
Charles W Fairoanke
Quincy Street
Cwiton National Irrigation Congress
Ee Xaim
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported From Europe to New York
Reports list multiple ocean steamship movements from Glasgow Bremen Hamburg and Bremen to New York with several vessels name d for routes via Cherborne and Boulogne including arrivals expected in August and early September. The Vienna report notes the anticipated visit of the German emperor to the Houmatian court likely at end of August or in spring. Swedish and Nova Scotia connections appear in the dispatch with dockings planned in New York.
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Bremen
New York
Por Tusedey Petrioi
Hamburg
Trinity Church Seeks New Leader as Grin Heads to Chicago
Rev Alfred W Grin, longtime curate in charge of downtown Trinity Church, accepts the rectorship of St Peter's Church Chicago and will depart next month for his new charge. Eev A W Gaffin remains in charge of downtown work.
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Eev
A. W. Gaffin
Chicago
New York
Alfred W Grin
Trinity Church
Et Peter'a
Cadets Parade at Jamestown Exhibition Draws Crowd
About 400 cadets from Culver Military Academy showcased arms maneuvers at the White Lot in Jamestown. Assistant Secretary of the Navy Newberry reviewed the display as a crowd of around 1000 watched. Cadets, in duck tunics, rode Black Horse troopers and included three infantry companies.
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Culver Miliary Academy
Newberry
Cleveland
Ohio
LP Gignilliat
Academs
Thomas Gignilliat
Hunt Glaycock
Grainer Grank
McNagney Noble
Kennedy
Prot
Marion
United States Naval Academy
Chase
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Annapolis
Quiver
Naval Academy
Cagera
Mount Vernon
Ctv
Cadets Clash With Revenue Cutter Captain on Street
A Revenue Cutter Captain attempting to push through Culver Military Academy cadets marching up Fourteenth Street was knocked to the sidewalk and trampled. Police on scene failed to halt the cadets who dispersed into a hotel after the incident leaving the captain uninjured but irate.
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Cross Park
Tooman Ross
United States Revenue Cutter
Sere
Culver Military Academy
Fourteenth Streets
ED Attt House
Wopombo
Larrick
Wolfe
First Precinct
Fourteenth Street
Bhblut House
Tatler
Ross
Pans St
Firet
Youire
Savaral
Cadats
Consular Service Changes and Appointments
The State Department announced numerous consular shifts. Albert R Morawets becomes consul general at large of Central and South America. Others move: Church Howe to Montreal, William Harrison Stadley to Manchester, Allert R Moranets to Bahia, Michira M Bartleman to Madrid, Tobn W Ofinea to Montevideo, Frederick Wooding to Newcastle NS W, James B Miller to Calais, Merrill G neth to Matamoras, Augustus Ko Ingham to Calais, Victor B Unhalme to Acapulco, Lonn A Lathrop to Cardiff, Clarence A Miller to Matamores, William H Stobertson to Gothenburg, Samuel T Lee to Nogales, Cavin F Smith to Zanathar, Jacob & Conner to Bale, Nathanze BE Stewart to Castelamars, William P Worden to Bristol, James Long to Patras, Edward Nathan to Tatras, Rex Hanne to Quoque, Arthur Cheney to Messina, Hernenay De Soto to Maria, Thomas W. Voetter to Saltillo, Henry D Raker to Habut, Almar F Dickson to St Pierre, Elrold A Weldon to Consular Lexte.
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State Department
Church Howe
Montreal
Manchester
William Harrison Stadley
Tilnois
Allert R Moranets
Arizona
Bahia
Central and
South America
Michira M Bartleman
Massachusetts
Madrid
Ofinea
Indiana
Consi
Montevideo
Santos
Frederick Wooding
Filinoia
Newcastle
James B Miller
Calain
Odeasa
Merrill G
California
Bristol
Cardin
Glarence
Miller
Missouri
Matamores
Willim H Stobertson
Virginia
Gothenburs
Samuel T Lee
Michigan
Nogales
Cavin F Smith
Pennsylvania
Zanathar
Jacob & Conner
Iowa
Conpal
Bale ' Nathanze
Stewart
Georgia
Castelamars
William P Worden
James ¥ Long
Patras
Edward
Nathan
Cones
Tatras
Rex Hanne
Calfarmia
Amor
Tqulque
Arthu & Cheney
Connastiout
Reichenburg
Messina
Hernenay de Soto
Weather Conditions Across Regions Suppress Storm Threats
Weather Bureau reports varied conditions from the Atlantic coast to the Midwest with scattered showers and moderate temperatures. Forecasters expect warm to cool trends with southeasterly winds on the Lower Mississippi Valley and improving conditions along the East, while European forecasters warn of unsettled systems offshore.
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Pt Agelenttere Weather Bureau
Washington
Alanie Coast
Yalno
Plorda Aleaa
Dakotsssbracka
Kanes
Preston Arlis
Owe Wisconsin
Smlancer
New Fingland
Dale Atlantis
South Atlantic
Gulf
Morteast
Leves
Wearentay
Upper Lakes
Grene Bank
Royal couple betrothed in high society circles
Court circles report an engagement soon for Prince George of Greece and Princess Napoleon Bonaparte grandniece of Prince Roland Boraperte. Dallas Aug. 6. Herring, alleging family troubles, attacked a victim at his Arlington home before surrendering in Dallas after the assault.
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Pace George
Greece
Pricess Y
Napoleon Bonaparte
Rome
Prince George
The
Powers
Crete
Princs
Roland Boraperte
Dallas
Ayiington Herring
Herring
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