Bomb Under Carriage Wounds Factory Head
A bomb exploded under the carriage of the Bolgi-Russian factory director at Tov injuring him seriously after a collision between troops and peasants in a Volga province village. Stolypin sought freehand to quell unrest as peasantry threaten revolt. streets cleared for funeral of von Siarkarski. martial law extended. Citywide funeral security in Warsaw as authorities curb disturbances.
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Stolypin
Czar
Volga
von Siarkarski
St. Petersburg
Tov
Patigr
Lefgarchi
Hoang
Liempl
Vanovka
Nsrd
Lars
Want duties suspended Nin chow Aug 20 note
Niuchwang August 20 Japan notifies it will continue Dalny duties after August. The chamber of commerce petitions the consular body to suspend duty collection at Nin chwang pending the termination of March ution customs. The chamber maintains the present combat threatens Nin chwang's existence.
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Niuchwang
Japan
Dalny Aga Freugatom
Lr Cie
Chamber of Conmeres
Ninchwang
Chamber of “Commerce
Viscount Hayashi For Foreign Affairs On Temporary Leave
A historic note reports Viscount Hayashi on leave due to health reasons. Premier Maye plans to act as foreign minister during this temporary change, with no political reruns anticipated in the foreign ministry transition.
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Saionst
Tonga
Biesntiong
Visenant Taitater
No Drago Conference Report Denied by Britain
London Aug reports from Rome claiming U six powers discuss Deng doctrine are denied by British officials. They say no exchange of views has occurred and Britain sees no objection to the topic being discussed at The Hague conference. Also noted: weekly earthquake report records eight quakes last week, highest on record. Cardinal Richiloe sympathies cited. Alfonso signs Modus Vivendi with United States. Chinese diplomat recall asked, Chinese action denied by Shanghai correspondents.
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London
Effies
Great Biritain
Rome
Wikh
Shanghai
Minister Suggests Recall to Safeguard China Interests
The minister did not request recall but suggested to the government that China’s interests be better protected by a minister fluent in English, a condition not met by I Vang Ta Hata.
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China
Jesuits to Choose Chief at Rome Conclave
Delegates arrive in Rome to elect a new general of the Society of Jesus. The election on September 1 follows the vacancy since May when Father Martin died. Potential candidate Father Rudolph Meyer, long active in America, garners interest as a rare Anglo-Saxon candidate amid a history of Italian Spanish and German generals. The process mirrors a papal conclave with secrecy and seclusion.
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Rome
Congregation of the Society of Jesus
Society
Martin
Jesuis
Rugguere Fredd
Rudolph Meyer
St. Louis
Acon
Maurice Meschler
John Joseph Delatorre
Father Fine
Meyer
America
Jesuits
Ambassadors and Generals Host U S Flier Ceremony
Ambassador Tower presented Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Barry and party to War Minister von Einem and General von Moltke in Berlin today. The group then attended the Emperor's palace ceremony, raised flags on staffs and met His Majesty who spoke with Gen. Barry and Brig. Gen. Duvail. Edwin V. Morgan arrived as American Minister to Cuba and dined with Gen. Barry.
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Berlin
Ambassador Tower
Thomas H. Bar
Minister von Einem
Sia von Moltke
Barry
William P. Duvail
Edwin V. Morgan
Cuba
Gen. Barry
Thackara
Morgan
Revenge, says Greger in Brittany castle theft case
Paris aug twenty countercharges arise as Alexander Greger denies stealing a Gamond Ting from Countess Roderiec du Poivies during a castle visit. He rejects any acquittal and signals further action. Greger claims Count Rodellec du Pervies is eccentric and accuses the charge of being a vendetta tied to his advice for divorce.
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Paris
Alexander- Gregér
Roderiec du Poivics
Brittany
Pemps
M. Gregor
Rodellec du Pervies
M. Greger
Turks and Bulgarians Suspend Hostilities Pending Inquiry
In Constantinople on August 30 a Turkish Bulgarian boundary commission was named to delimit the disputed frontier area in Adrianople vilayet. A temporary halt to hostilities between Bulgarian and Turkish guards near Suluk and Devish Mogila was agreed while an investigation proceeds. The Second Turkish Army Corps at Adrianople is being reinforced with ten batteries of new Krupp quick firing guns to remedy artillery deficiencies.
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Onstantinople
Adrianogle
Suluk
Devish Mogila
Advkinople
Insurgents Driven from Utecoun and Dajabo
Advices from Santo Domingo report government forces attacked Dajabo and drove insurgents from the town after heavy fighting. Gen Alejandro Mareado and five men were killed, government losses were eight dead. Rebels retreated toward Mote Cristi as Gen Camacha faced siege and awaited reinforcements.
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Haiti
Santo Domingo
Dajabo
Utecoun
Alejando Maréado
Ulefield
Ticuquita
Mote Cristi
Gen
Camacha
Revolutioniss
Demonstration Targets Russian Consulate in Galatz
A thousand demonstrators in Galatz marched through the streets after speeches, converging on the Russian consulate. Windows were smashed as protesters hurled stones, with police present but unable to stop the melee. The anti Greek protest underscores regional tensions involving Roumania and Greek shops.
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Bukharest
Roumania
Essis
Galatz
Turks Destroy Bulgarians and Clash With Greeks in Karedjowa
Turkiye forces claim victory in the Karedjowa district as reports say Turks destroyed a Bulgarian unit and fighting continued between Greeks and Bulgarians near Gumandia. Saloniki reports indicate tensions and military activity in the European Turshunion theater with ongoing skirmishes and troop movements.
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Karedjowa
Saloniki
Gumandia
Bulgari
Karedjowe
WIFE OF PREMIER DEAD IN MARIENBAD
Marienbad August 39 Danys Campbell Bannerman wife of British premier Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman died today after years of invalidism. Charlotte Bruce daughter of Gen Sir Charles Bruce became his wife in 1890. City, Mo Aug 30 Col Francis Foster long service Kansas City postmaster and Civil War veteran died at home aged eighty two. St Paul Minn Gen IL Childs former Minnesota attorney general died of appendicitis aged fifty seven. St Paul Minn 30 Fire destroys lower floors of Strong Warner millinery in St Paul loss $159,099 nearly insured.
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Toberhla
Danys Campbell-Bannermann
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Campbell-Bannerman
Charlotte Bruce
Charles Bruce
Henry Campbell-Banner
Asas City
Francis Foster
Kansas City
Lincoln
Johnson
Grant
Magon
St. Paul
Mian
Ana
Il" c. Childs
Minnesota
Mann
Strong, Warner & Company
Petite Stenographer Rejects Millionaire in Bold Refusal
Lois Alea, a 17 year old typewriter girl from New York, rejects William Real De Kraft, millionaire importer of essential oils, amid reports of his lavish lifestyle. Her mother Mrs. Allee supports her daughter’s decision, while De Kraft’s office remains stoic as reporters seek details of the dramatic marriage proposal.
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William Real de Kraft
Washington Post
New York
Lois
Moller and Daughter
de Kraft
Lois Caime
Lois Caime ‘Home and Told Me That Mr. de Traft
Kraft
Mr. de. Kraft
Allee
Post Office Sale Allegations Hit Lake Geneva Race
An affidavit by aspirant Tr. D. Short claims Fred Koll, campaign manager for Rep Cooper, offered the Lake Geneva post office for sale at 50 dollars a month during tenure. Koll, a Cooper backer, allegedly secured the appointment via Hull’s recommendation, with Short’s candidacy opposed by Lake Geneva News supporters.
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Washington Post
Janesville
J . Qaoper
Congress
Walworth County
Lake Geneva
Ofice
Fred Koll
Coopers
Hull
Hig
Kull Sul
Kull
Short
Lake Geneva News
Cheap gas fight ends as talks fail in Kansas City
Kansas City negotiations with Kansas City Missouri Gas Company to supply natural gas at a reduced rate fell through last night. Mayor Beardsley urged a switch from artificial gas priced at 119 dollars per thousand. The city may consider purchasing the plant to pursue cheaper energy. In New York, the August grand jury presented findings on alleged fee trust but found insufficient evidence for indictments.
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Kansas City
New York
Rosalsky
Fee
Fixing Strength of Army by War Department
General orders from the War Department under the President fix the enlisted army strength at 62,415 men. The breakdown lists fifteen cavalry regiments with 12,249 men, coast artillery 122 companies, several torpedo and field artillery units totaling 18,165 in artillery, thirty infantry regiments with 24,480, engineers three battalions totaling 1,382, and staff departments at 4,387 men.
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War Department
Naval Academy class reduces to eighty five amid resignations
Aug 30 Ammapolis reports the first class section at the Naval Academy shrinks to eighty five after Midshipman Albert Asa Baker of Antrim NH resigns due to physical disabilities. Several others are expected to drop out before graduation on September 12 as the summer study strain and lack of vacation take a harsh toll on these youths slated to graduate nearly a year ahead of peers.
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Washington’ Post
Ammapolis
Naval Academy
Albert Asa Baker
Antrim
Baker T
Army Orders Detail Wide Range of Transfers and Assignments
Army orders list transfers among infantry and artillery units, new engineer duties, and recruiting moves. Capt. Clarence C Williams and Col. George McGunnexyi oversee changes. Maj. Britter, Maj. Hasbrouck, Capt. Gilbert, and Capt. Hancock receive postings. A board formed to inspect horses for army purchase travels to San Francisco and Madeline, with several officers assigned to oversee equipment and inspections.
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Clarence C. Williams
Ordnance Department
George McGunnexyi
First Infantry
William ¢. Britter
Twenteeninth Infantry
Alfred Hasbrouck
Fourteenth Infantry
Bertram ©. Gilbert
Artilery-Corps
Sifty-third
William F. Hancock
Artilery’ Corps
William A. Cavenaugh
Fifteenth Infantry
Kentheros W. Cooke
Sixth Infantry
William Y. Rossel
War Department
Fourteenth Hallhouse
Guy T. Scott
Artillery Corpa
Edwin Landon
SeMnedaily
Harry L. Hawthorne
Artillery Corps
Sterling
Adams
Pourteenth Cavalry
Mathew C. Smith
Cvalry
Wichard B. Corcoran
Mnet
San Francisco
Madeline
Cal
Bening
Boar
Pigeos
Alonzo Gray
Fourteenth Cavalry
Herbert BD. Crosby
Tenth Cavalry
Dwight B. Auitman
Henry W. Peter
Gondon
Oreg
David ¥. Beckham
Artillers Gorpa
Savstinah
Jacksonville
Pia
St. Augustine
Fla
Thomas H. Rees
Corps.of Engineers
Fort Alley
Kans
Fort Leavenworth
Auty
Fort Rlley
Francia
Marahatl
Fifteenth Cavalry
Ab Hast
St. Louis
Military Academy
Constal of
Liei
Frederick Vin Sekrader
Cape
William So McNate
Artery Corps
Fliat Jlent
Caaner
Packers File Affidavits in State Proceedings
Yefferson City Iowa August 30 The Armour Packing Company and Armour and Company of Chicago agreed with the State Department to file modified affidavits in regular form with an explanatory letter. The affidavits relate to US anti trust proceedings pending in Arkansas Tennessee and Chicago.
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Yefferson
Stormy NSA meeting as Gen Spencer surrenders control
National Rifle Association session ends in turmoil with Gen Bird W Spencer signaling willingness to resign. Opposition ticket gains support late, while Ohio rifle teams fare in regimental skirmish and off hand events at Sea Girt. Detachments arrive as schedule covers regimental, intercollegiate, and Wimbledon Cup matches.
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Ohio
Washington Post
Iraesaih Sea Girl
N. F
National Rifle Association, of America
Bird ‘W. Specer
Boe
Clintodd R. Foster
Adjutant Geneari
Florida
William T., McGurrin
Michigan
Kelley
Colorado
William EB. Finger
Oregon
John Caswell
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
J. W. F. Hughes
Kansig
Joseph Ewing
Delaware
Carl Wagner
Joseph van “Holt Nash
Georgia
George H. Harfles
Sac
Infantry
Connecticut National Guard
Spencer
United States
Great ‘Britain
Canada
Al‘ag
Columbia
Cal
Marshal Magruder
District of Columbia
Reichelderfer
Capt
Summers
Appleby
Sergt Groome
Young
Cookson
Holt
New ‘Fork
Mississippi
Maryland
Ester Lay
Harries
Roosevelt Home Club to be investigated for fraud
The Roosevelt Home Club of New York City faces a post office probe at President Roosevelt's request to consider a fraud order. The circular tied to the house at 28 East Twentieth Street, birthplace of the president, and 30 percent of early contributions reportedly funded upkeep. Club president Oderfele Begs issued a statement denying disbandment and noting revenue from membership fees and private donations.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt ‘Home Club
New York City
Post-office Department
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Twentieth Street
President Roosevelt
New York
Oderfele
Memorial honor letter from Roosevelt to Camden sailors
Camden Maine Aug. 80 The North Atlantic Squadron Maine Commandery of the Loyal Legion announces a memorial ceremony for the Conway memorial dishonor gag as Roosevelt sends a letter of appreciation praising the sailors and officers who showed patriotism under trying times. The letter is addressed to Maj Torus and commends the erection of the Conway memorial as a symbol of loyalty and service by army and navy personnel.
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Camden
Mel
Lanntic Saueldron
Maine
By Order of the Loyal Legion
Pensacold
Roosevelt
Maj
Torus
Prezent
Conway
Qien
Heodore Roosevelt
Erie Road prospers as Newark annual report shows gains
The Erie Railroad Company report for the year ended June 30 records gross earnings of 50,002,024 and dividends additions and deficits, with improvements totaling 1,926,973. A Treport note cites a 2,730,000 rise in working expenses and more than 1,000,000 spent on rehabilitation and maintenance, plus 1,000,000 allocated to rehabilitating equipment.
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Newark
Erie Railroad Company
Trepott
Ford Way
Marriages and obituaries in a mid-1900s paper
Notices record a late 1800s to early 1900s marriage in Washington with details on location and witnesses, followed by a funeral notice for Drury with service at St Mathews Church. A Meade obituary mentions the widow Sallie Meade passing in Haymarket Virginia in her sixty-seventh year.
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Oin
WM. Drury
Feom
New Hampshire Avenué
St. Mathew's
Atten Meade
Haymarket
Mra Salli
Meade
William
WW. Meada
Sizty-turh
Abe
In Memoriam Golden Fests and Quiet Remembrance
Fragmentary text memorial note mentions a Golden In Memoriam and a daughter, with garbled names and phrases. Core fragments indicate a remembrance, unspecified dates or persons, lacking clear events or places to verify full facts.
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