Democracy cheers as Bryan points party way at Garden
A vast Madison Square Garden crowd greets William Jennings Bryan with cheers as he arrives to speak on government ownership of railroads. Hearst is acclaimed in the box, and the audience halts for Bryan’s proposed policies while noting socialist critique.
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Harry W. Walker
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Mr Johnson
William Randolph Hearst
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DEFECTS IN DREADNOUGHT REPORTS OF PLATES WITHOUT REVETS
London reports circulate alleging faulty workmanship on British battleships. The Montagu was said to have rivet defects after striking rocks near Lundy Island, denied by authorities. The Daily Mail cites a Portsmouth correspondent accusing the Dreadnought of imperfect rivets and incomplete joints, noting dismissals and a dry dock inspection.
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England
London
Lundy Island
Daily Mail
Portsmouth
Gays
Nine coal dealers sue railroads for over half a million
In Philadelphia nine retail coal dealers filed suits seeking more than 200000 in damages alleging discrimination and preferential treatment for favored coal corporations by railroads following Interstate Commerce Commission investigations. Pennsylvania Railroad Company is named as the principal defendant with officials denying knowledge of the suits. The actions allege a conspiracy to bias demurrage charge collections.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Iegal
Pennsylvania, Railroad Company
Smts
Price of coal not to soar in 0 of ice myth debunked
Philadelphia Coal Exchange officers deny a $7 per ton coal price rise. James Walker, president, says the tale has no foundation and discussions have not occurred. Charles Scull, secretary, agrees. Investigators William Gray and Joseph Patterson say reports are ready for District Attorney Bell but will not discuss specifics.
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Washinga Post
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Coal Exchange
James Walker
E .Change
Charles C Scull
William 4 Gray
Joseph M Patterson
Bell
Beil
Mayor Grose Removed in City Council Impeachment
William W Grose was impeached and removed as mayor by the city council this afternoon. John Tegart and Charles Poutch of the board of public works were also removed. City Clerk Eugene Brisby became acting mayor and appointed a new public works board amid controversy over a $229,000 sewage system project cited as the cause.
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William W Grose
John Tegart
Charles Poutch
Board of Public Works
Ofice
Eugene Brisby
Brisby
Board of Works
Republicans Need the House Lodge Sees Major Goal in Essex Club Talk
Boston mass August 20 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge told Essex Club members that Republican control of the House is vital for stable industry and prudent legislation. He emphasized electing strong Republicans this year and criticized Democrats for rushing to nominate a president.
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Senutor Lodge
Philadelphia steamer crew struck by cholera fever aboard Elswick Lodge
The crew of the Elswick Lodge captained by Drabner aboard the Augan helmed steamer left Tampico August 7 and reached Norfolk last Monday. Fever appeared after departing Norfolk and the vessel is now in quarantine ninety miles below Philadelphia at the Delaware Breakwater.
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Hares
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Norfolk
Bell Held to Contract by National Commission
Cincinnati August 3 The National Baseball Commission refused to strike Pitcher Bell from the Brooklyn reserve list. Bell claimed unfair treatment by Brooklyn and said he would not play for that club. The commission ruled he was drafted by Brooklyn and that he ignored his contract. Bell now plays in the outlaw league.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission Today
Bell
Arrested in Greensboro in murder of Lynchburg brakeman
A suspect in the Lynchburg murder of Brakeman Moody was captured in Greensboro and jailed by local detectives after weeks of investigation. Another Black man involved remains at large. The report also notes travel ads for Atlantic City trips from Baltimore, with schedules and prices included.
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Lynchburg
Greensboro
Greensbooro NC
Jim Mosser
Moody
Yankees Man Gun For Cuba Decisive Battle Near Campo Florido
Havana reports a major clash as government troops push toward Guerra near Campo Florido. Rebels suffer heavy losses, with 40 killed cited and matériel seized. Betancourt arrested amid staff dissension as U.S. officers lead new Cuban corps. Americans warned to expect further measures to protect property and lives.
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Guerra
Betancourt
Theaty
Iicinity
Manicaragua
Tobacco
Santa Clara Province
Kaffenburgh & Sons
Easter
Manicaragua Tobacco Company
Boston
Santa Clara City
Pino Guerra
Puerto Cortez
San Juan de Martinez
Pinar del Rio
Pino Guering
Col Betancourt
Havana
Bendes
Guer Ya
Guanes
Arana
Calixto Garcia
Fishery Dispute Narrowed Over Newfoundland Rights
In St Johns Newfoundland on August 30 it is understood that American fishermen now acknowledge Newfoundland authority to require entry and clearance at customs, payment of rents, and compliance with marine regulations in Newfoundland waters, even where treaty rights exist. The shift narrows the dispute to whether Americans can use purse seines.
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St Johns
Newfoundland
City sealer issues ultimatum to packers on weight
Chicago August 3 City Sealer Joseph Grein today issued an ultimatum to butter and lard dealers, urging full weight in every package. The ordinance prescribes a fine of 60 cents per short package, with hundreds of prosecutions possible. Dealers have until next Tuesday to repack all items in their possession.
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Chicago
Joseph Grein
Earthquake Fire Injuries Rise at Valparaiso Hospitals
Ambulance stations and hospitals in Valparaiso care for 4 600 injured from the earthquakes and subsequent fires. Mme von der Lund, wife of Col von der Lund the German instructor of Chilean troops, died today from the injuries she received.
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Sanhagy
Lule
Valparaiso
Mme von der Lund
Col. von der Lund
One killed three injured in Toledo automobile crash
Imogene Reynolds milliner died while three others were seriously hurt when an automobile struck a freight train about three miles south of Toledo shortly after midnight. Burton Cremble, prominent Toledo businessman and manager for the Toledo Motor Car Company, is among the seriously injured. The car was said to be traveling at high speed when it hit a Terminal Belt train across the Maumee River road near Day Havex. Three harness races and a running event were held at Brightwood Driving Club.
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Toledo
Imogene Reynolds
Milliner
Burton
Bankers Death Reveals Embezzlement Ties at Trust Firm
In Bryn Mawr area a defunct Real Estate Trust Company faced revelations that its president Frank Hipple embezzled funds and financed Miss Wright Select School for Ladies. Coroner admitted delaying death facts to prevent runs. receiver Earle outlined schemes, possible asset backed by names worth $150000, and a plan to reorganize with creditors taking preferred stock.
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Earle
Miss Wright
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Ms Son
F Wharton Ehnsle
Moss Wight
Corpner
Berle
Realstate Trust Company
Marte
Ggmn
Glasgow
Consioeration
Chile Hit by Severe Earthquake and Aftershocks
A severe earthquake was felt tonight in Tacna and Arica Chile with sixteen weaker shocks following. Reduced rail fares to Toronto offered for a lodge meeting in Toronto with round trips on September 13 14 35 and 16, return by September 4, tickets via Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Atlantic City
Cape Max
Wildwood
Ocean City
Rio de Taneirie
Tacna
Arica
Chile
Toronto
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Ont
Washington flyer in wreck injures two firemen
Pennsylvan ia Railroad fuel train from Philadelphia and Washington collided with a switch engine near Ebenezer Buffalo NY today at high speed. The switch engine was demolished and two locomotives pulling the passenger train damaged. Engineer Potter was seriously scalded and Engineer Rans Perry of a passenger engine injured but not seriously. No passengers hurt.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Washington
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Potter
Engieer Ransperry
Paralyzed Youth Reach Dies After Cure Becomes Fatal
Onridge reports the death of 19 year old James A Reach who was paralyzed and then cured, but later shot by a policeman. The story notes paralysis improved briefly before his death, with medical and police involvement surrounding the incident.
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Onridge
James A Reach
Reach
Roach
Warning by Woman Prevents Elopement in Washington
Miss Bertha Steinbach, from New York, arrived to stop Arthur Hermann from eloping with Miss Matilde Bachler of Fourteenth Street Northwest. Hermann allegedly had two wives and used funds from Bachler for travel and arrangements. Police at the Tenth Precinct arrested Hermann after Steinbach and Bachler pursued action and communications.
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Bachier
Europe
Matilde Bachler
Fourteenth Street
Arthur Hermann
Pennsylvania Avenue
Brigegrom
Tenth Precinct
Bertha Stemnbach
Hermann
Paris
Vienna
Austria
Brooklyn
Harmann
Mies Stelbach
Miss Bachler
Miss Steinbach
Washington
Miss Stermbach
Hermann Noel Bachler
Green
Touth
Kertheimer
Demsal
Sam
Paiadelphia
Lnroritect
Kellogg Buide
Misa Bachlér
Boardman
Men Involved In Puckett Frauds Deny Confession
District Attorney says Miss Eulalie E Puckett admitted guilt in attempting a $6000 loan on Mrs Fannie Songes Perry property and named loans to other owners. Attorney says she may plea insanity. she denies confessing to police, hints at conspiracy involving prominent lenders and a real estate ring.
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Fannie Songes Perry
William E Ambrose
Miss Puckett
Given
Wiss Puckett
P Street
Lester & Price
Kingsley
American National Bank
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Gen Boynton
Herbert A Gil Caywood
Mrs Perry
Burry Edwards
Perry George Spaggs Perry
Perry
Mr Given
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