Earl Grey Rescued After Dark Alpine Peril at Cliff Edge
Governor General of Canada Earl Grey, returning from Dawson, went missing for hours on the northern coast while on a shooting expedition with a dog. A search party led by Captain Clark located him exhausted after sliding down a precipice and fighting through dense undergrowth. He was taken aboard the Quadra with Lady Sybil Grey and other officers.
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Boy Recovers From Lockjaw After Catastrophic Bite
A boy aged about one year survived a severe jaw infection after doctors treated him when his jaw locked. With care, his condition improved and doctors noted his jaw becoming functional again, though concerns about long term nourishment remained.
Rosebery Opposes Budget in Glasgow Rally
Ted Losebery, from Gow business center, spoke at an anti budget rally in Glasgow. He warned that opposing financial proposals could split Fy parts and threaten his rising popularity among the followers.
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Italian soprano Fabri Muller dies in San Francisco
The noted Italian opera star Fabri Muller died today in San Francisco after paralysis. She lived in the city for over 24 years, enjoyed fame in major houses including Maposon and other managers, and opened the Grand Opera in 18XX. A special train and travel promotions accompanied her passing, with rail and excursion details in local notices.
Mauretania Sets Transatlantic Record To Queenstown
The Mauretania arrives from New York recording a 4 day 14 hour 7 minute transatlantic time beating its previous mark by 2 hours 8 minutes. Passengers and mails disembark at Queenstown then special trains head to London while Newport and Fishguard celebrate with flags and public holidays.
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Costa Rica Picks Ricardo Jiminez for President
A cablegram from San Jose reported to Senor Calva, the Costa Rican minister, indicating that Costa Rica’s presidential election ended with Ricardo Jiminez the likely winner. Result tied to early returns and official notices.
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Gompers Explanations Stir European Union at Trade Congress
At the sixth International trades unions congress Austrian delegates denounce American Federation of Labor head Samuel Gompers as mockery. Gompers defends American trade unionism while seeking international cooperation, urging federation but preserving American policies. Debate ends as secretary notes Americans may join forces with European colleagues to promote international fraternity and unity.
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Doolittle Heroically Rescues Baby From Bear
Nyack Monthug 30 James Doolittle, a homesteader, chased a grizzly after it grabbed his four year old daughter. He broke a leg and suffered severe injuries when the bear clawed him. The baby escaped uninjured despite the peril.
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Monterey Red Cross Welcomed Amid Mexican Disaster Aid
News from Mexico City reports President Diaz and officials telegraphed donations totaling thousands to Monterey after a devastating flood. Reinforcements from Reyes move toward Monterey as 1200 to 1400 dead and 20 000 000 affected. American ambassador and Red Cross pledge aid while many seek shelter in churches and the cathedral.
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Death by own action in rain barrel in Tennessee
Bristol Tennessee August 3 sequel to the murder of a wealthy Jonesboro lumberman Blagie Slegel whose body was found in the river near Newport. John Spencer, a relative of Mingle, committed death by own action today by jumping headfirst into a rain barrel. He had been suspected of the murder.
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Harry Thaw Librarian Put to Work at Matteawan Hospital
The Matteawan State Hospital for the criminal insane in Matteawan New York has reassigned Harry Thaw to a regular occupation. He was recommitted to the state hospital and appointed to the post of librarian within the institution.
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Brokers Accused of Fraud Over Selling Worthless Stocks
New York reports that post office inspectors opened an inquiry into several brokerage firms accused of selling worthless mining stocks via street corner ads and mail circulars. Complaints from nearly every state allege fraud by mails, with brokers linked to false productivity promises and wide mail outflows curbed.
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Girl Attacked in Forest Cemetery Stirs Toledo Community
An unknown man accused of attacking a four year old girl in Forest Cemetery Hell or Believe was chased by locals and fled into a swamp. Police swam after him as he remained embedded in mud up to his armpits. The girl and a 13 year old companion had entered the cemetery to place flowers on a gate. The man, identified as Bell, is said to be a sailor who recently arrived by boat from Buffalo and police will investigate his past.
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Manufacturer seeks annulment of insane marriage
Llewellyn Lloyd Grattan, a Pittsburg manufacturer who married Shee Jones on April 3 and left her in June, sues in New York to annul the union on grounds of insanity at the time of marriage. Grattan says he did not regain his senses until June and now aims to end the marriage. Jones counters that his mind has been erratic, with his brother pressuring for annulment as subterfuge, and she seeks alimony pending action.
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Kentucky Barbecue Fest Draws Massive crowds
Louisville event set for tomorrow and Wednesday near the Kentucky State Fair grounds promises the largest eating festival in state history. Thousands of cattle will feed the crowds as Gus Jaubert earns $500 for the barbecue, with Democratic leaders and Kentucky congressmen expected to speak in support of the city ticket.
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Necklace duty case tests customs rules at New York
A nonresident woman brought a necklace to visit kin, then gave it to her sister who traveled abroad and returned with it. Customs seized the piece and faces whether duty can be collected on preexisting free entry. The incident precedes a broader push to enforce declaration rules, with multiple passengers ordered to pay duty.
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Prophet of Many Woes Predicts Earthquakes and Wars
The Holy Ghost leader Rev Frank W Sanford warns of divine earthquakes and tidal waves to stir repents, then global wars and famines. He vows to build a pan-continental evangelization clan from Panama to the Arctic to spread his gospel aboard a world cruise. A mix of miracles and apocalyptic prophecies marks his interview after a three year voyage.
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AHEUZZI TO STAY IN EUROPE AND VISIT KING VICTOR EMMANUEL
Roya Explorer plans exclude a visit to America and will not visit the United States. After leaving the steamship Gceama he returns to Italy then travels to Raccangi to meet King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena. He will later join the Duke and Duchess of Aosta abroad. Upon returning to Europe he will publish a book about his Himalayan expedition and resume fleet duties, with promotion to rear admiral anticipated.
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Blind Brooklyn couple wed after suicide pact failure
Frank William son and Florence L. Waoa of Brooklyn married today in a Brooklyn hospital while recovering from bullet wounds from a self inflicted pact last Wednesday night. Both are blind in one eye from the shooting and won parental consent to wed after nearly ending their lives.
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Isthmus quake spooks Panama clerks. no damage reported
Seismographs across the isthmus recorded minor earth movements on August 3. Clerks abandoned offices in Panama and Ancon but returned as no damage or aftershocks followed. The tremor was felt in Agua Dulce and Patoria with no injuries. officials noted only light shocks and limited effects on canal work.
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Harriman Statement Sets Tone After Arden House Visit
Edward Harriman released a brief plainspoken statement from his Arden House retreat via reporters, saying he is well and would inform the press if anything serious develops. The note notes doctors find nothing critical after examinations and requests reporters withdraw to rely on him for updates.
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Harriman family routine noted amid stock market buoyancy
The report describes Mr Harriman dining with the family around seven, retiring near ten though he sometimes sits up briefly, and resting most of the day. Markets rallied with broad advances, Harriman stocks showing clear gains, and residents pleased by the reassuring public statement amid private fears about his condition.
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Rescue at Breakers Edge Near Atlantic City
A power launch named Maud 8 with eight men and six women ran aground near the breakers at the midt entrance. The vessel list and broke engine left the party in peril until fisherman George Bowman saw their plight and hauled the Maud into harbor ahead of government life savers.
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Taft advisers meet cure for the commission
President Taft taps an advisory group to shape limits on the Interstate Commerce Commission and expand Bureau of Corporations powers in the Commerce and Labor Department. The panel will gather suggestions from officials and industry figures and report by week’s end. The aim is faster enforcement, reduced overlap, and a shift of investigative duties to the bureau.
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Fire drill saves 750 children from burning home
In New York Aug 30 at St Malachy Home Yor Rockaway Beach the Sisters of St Joseph of Brooklyn conducted a drill that kept 70 children calm as a fire partly destroyed the building. Despite the blaze no panic occurred and all were led to safety by the twenty sisters in charge.
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Wealthy farmer kills household staff daughters then hangs himself
Near Delhi, a 50 year old widower farmer Tull' Tibbetts killed Ceci Norton a 10 year old housekeeper's daughter and his own daughter Dorothy Tibbetts, then set a fire to cover the crime and hanged himself. Neighbors extinguished the blaze and found the bodies beneath burning hay.
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Whisky still in prison guards discharged for failure to detect moonshine plant
Eight guards at a western penitentiary were discharged after allegations they failed to uncover inmates operating a moonshine setup. The plant reportedly produced a liquor made from prune juice and other ingredients, with details arising from statements by an former employee.
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