Governor General in peril on Alaska coast cliff rescue
The Governor General of Canada, journeying from Dawson and Skagway aboard the government steamer Quadra, became lost in darkness on the northern coast. A search party found him after hours of wandering among trees and precipices, aided by his dog. He was exhausted, injured garments torn, and later returned to the Quadra with Lady Sybil Grey and others.
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Canada
Wist
Dawson
Pacific Coast Province
Washington
Pont Nietoria
Janeda
Skagway
Quadra
Jereis
Maf Clark
Johnston
Anttis Atling
Novas al Stha
Esapa
Mattlang
Vany
Ite
Sybil Grey Tord Caselles
Heen Ania
Boy Recovers From Lockjaw After Near Death Ordeal
A report details a child who survived a severe bout with lockjaw, now recovering after weeks of treatment. Doctors describe restored jaw movement and renewed appetite as milestones in the slow comeback from a life threatening illness.
Rosebery Opposes Budget Sparks Major Campaign Debate
Ted Losebery a former business leader from Glasgow spoke at a rally in Glasgow on Thursday, opposing financial proposals. The outspoken critic warned that if he fully opposes the budget he would risk alienating supporters and intensify the political contest ahead of key votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Losebery
Gagow
le Bell
Glasgow
Aon Awe
Tord Poxbery
Italian soprano FabrI Muller dies in San Francisco
Italian opera star FabrI Muller, famed in the U S and Europe, died today in San Francisco after paralysis. She lived in San Francisco for over 24 years and was noted for performances with Maposon and other managers. In 18 she opened the Grand Cyera theater, drawing acclaim as a leading interpreter of Italian opera. Special train excursions and affordable dining car trips were advertised for rail travelers from Baltimore to Niagara Falls, highlighting a September 3 and September 17 run with 15 day limit and return options.
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Visgara Waite
Retaro
Baltimore
Olnaandesingh
Niagara Falls
Mauretania Smashes Transatlantic Record to Queenstown
The Mauretania arrives from New York beating her own best time by over two hours, completing the voyage in 4 days 14 hours 7 minutes. Irish passengers and mails disembark at Quenstown then transfer to Fishguard as special trains head to London. Newport and Fishguard celebrate with stars and stripes as a general holiday is proclaimed.
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Queenstown
Auga
New York
Fishguard
London
Newport
Costa Rican election indicates Ricardo Jiminez elected president
A cablegram from San Jose received by Senor Calva, the Costa Rican minister, states that returns from yesterday's election indicate Ricardo Jiminez has been elected president. The message confirms the likely outcome of the presidential race in Costa Rica.
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San Jose
Senor Calva
Costa Rica
Riccardo Jiminez
Gompers Clash Over Explanations At International Union Meet
At the sixth International trades unions congress Austrian delegates denounced American Federation of Labor head Samuel Gompers as mockery of European aims. Gompers argued American labor ties mix with national traditions, while proposing a world organization to defend workers and foster international fraternity. The session ended with calls to unite with European peers and support strikers in Sweden and Barcelona.
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Trades Unions Congress
Paris
Sanmel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
International Trades Unions Congress
Gompers
United States
Gompera
Me Gompers
Nt Gompers
Europe
Mitter
Gompere
Lour poHcies
International Confederation
Gomner
Hueber
Bean
Sweden
Barcelona
Baby Rescuer Doolittle Fatally Wounded By Grizzly
Nyack Monthug 30 James Doolittle, a homesteader, chased a grizzly that had seized his four year old daughter. He was crushed by the bear after breaking a leg as the animal turned. The child escaped with minor scratches and remained uninjured.
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Nyack
James Doolitte
Here
Doolittle
Doolittte
Monterey Red Cross Aid Welcomed After Mexican Disaster
Mexico reports 1200 to 1400 dead and 20 000 000 in losses from floods near Monterey. U S aid from Red Cross and government figures flow as Diaz and Reyes move to respond. thousands homeless in Monterey and surrounding towns amid ruined buildings and water outages.
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Mexico City
Monterey
Corral
Thompson
Republic
Red Cross Society of
United States
Diaz
National Bank
Reyes
Galeans
Death by one’s own action in rain barrel
Bristol Aug 3. In a Newport river murder follow up, John Spencer, a relative of Mingle, committed death by own action today by jumping headfirst into a rain barrel. He was suspected in the murder of Blagie, a wealthy Jonesboro lumberman whose body was found in the river last Saturday.
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Bristol Tenn
J Slegel
Jonesboro
Newport Tenn
John Spencer
Mingle
Blagie
Thaw Librarian Appointed at Matteawan Hospital
Harry Thaw, previously recommitted to the State hospital for the criminal insane at Matteawan New York, has been appointed to a regular occupational post at the institution. The authorities announced his assignment to the role of hospital wan.
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Matteawan Hospital
Matteawan
Harry
State Hospital For
Hhrawan
Brokers Accused of Fraud Amid Worthless Stock Sales
New York dispatch reports post office inspectors launching a fraud inquiry into several brokerage firms for curbside stock sales and mass mailings of mining stock circulars. Complaints from nearly every state allege schemes promising vast returns, with investigations noting mail fraud and deceptive advertising as central accusations.
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New York
Federal
Hwan
Girl Attacked in Forest Cemetery by Unknown Suspect
In Forest Cemetery Hell Harbor an unknown assailant attacked a four year old girl. A crowd pursued the suspect who fled into a swamp and was rescued by police. The girl and a 13 year old companion entered the cemetery to place flowers on a gate. The suspect, a sailor who recently arrived by boat from Buffalo, was pursued and imprinted in mud before police intervened. Investigators will review his past.
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Toledo
Onin
Aug
Forest Cemetery
Hell
Anna Schumacher
Rochester
Bell
Buffalo
Manufacturer seeks annulment of insane marriage
Llewellyn Lloyd Grattan, a Pittsburg manufacturer who wed Shee Jones on April 3 and left her in June, files suit in New York to annul the marriage claiming he was insane at the time. He says he did not regain his senses until June and left his wife upon learning of the act. Grattan’s wife counters that he has been sane all along. a brother allegedly pressures annulment as subterfuge. She will seek alimony pending the case.
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Bode
New York
Llewellyn Lloyd Graftoo
Shee Jones
Pittsburg
Ted
Grattan
Miro Grattan
Vane
Harriman
Apsper
Arden Hiouse
Fridas
Golock
Ford
Poployer
New ‘York
Eartler
Arden House
Mary Farriman
Munich
Thia
Big Eats for Kentucky at State Fair Barbecue
Louisville hosts a grand barbecue at the Kentucky State Fair grounds tomorrow and Wednesday drawing crowds. Thousands of cattle are provided to feed the festival guests while Gus Jaubert is set to receive 500 dollars for the effort. A Democratic representative in Kentucky in Congress will speak along with other prominent state figures in support of the locally nominated city ticket.
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Louisville
Kentuky
Gus Jaubert
Burgee
Kentucky
Congress
Necklace smuggling case tests duty on personal jewelry
New York Aug 20 The customs department seizing a $2500 necklace held by nonresident and later transferred to a resident sister who traveled abroad. The dispute over duty on once free goods may set a future precedent as Treasury agents enforce declarations and collect duties from travelers. Collector Tosh aims to deter concealment by making passengers pay duties on concealed items.
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Warhington Fort
New York
Custom House
Treasury
George Washington
Loebs Arcers
Tosh
Uncle Sam
Prophet of Many Woes Predicts Global Catastrophes
A radical evangelist Rev Frank W Sanford leader of the Holy Ghost angusweet gave his first extended interview since a world cruise. He warned earthquakes and tidal waves will strike continents. He spoke of apocalyptic events and a mission to evangelize from Panama to the Arctic, claiming divine plans to conquer hearts and reveal Christ as Lord. Meanwhile unrelated inserts note a Knoxville birth report and railroad anecdotes.
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Holy Ghost
Rockland
Panama
Arctic
Frank W Sanford
Jake
Heaven and
Earth
Christ i
Lord
AHEUZZI TO STAY IN EUROPE
Royal explorer plans in Europe exclude a visit to America. After leaving the steamship he returns to Italy then visits King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena before joining the Duke and Duchess of Aosta abroad. Upon return he will publish a Himalayan travel book and resume fleet duties, with promotion to rear admiral expected.
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Amherits
Italy
Raccangi
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Aosta
Europe
Himalayas
Brooklyn Couple Wed After Suicide Pact Leaves Wounds
Frank William son and Florence L. Waoa of Brooklyn married today in a Brooklyn hospital where they recover from bullet wounds inflicted in a death by own action pact last Wednesday night. The couple, both blind in one eye from the shooting, won parental consent to wed.
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Swesthaurts
New York
Frank Williamson
Florence L. Waoa
Brooklyn
Eame
Mr. Williamson
Isthmus Seismic Flurry Noted in Panama Activity
Panama experiences a morning earthquake shock stretching across the isthmus. No damage or canal impact reported. Clerks briefly flee offices in Panama and Ancon, then return as seismographs show mild movement across multiple stations. Authorities note distant tremors and historic quakes, with minimal modern effects.
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Panama
Ancon
G W Goethals
Canal Commission
Ancoh
Agua Dulce
Coche
Patora
Col Guethalanna
Saville
Culebra
Aneon
Teporta
Boclock
Isthmus
Alajuela
Colon Auga
Harriman News Brief
Edward H Harriman reassured reporters from his Arden home that he is well with no serious condition. A formal statement notes doctors found nothing serious and that he will rest, avoiding large crowds as physicians advised.
Harriman Delights Family Dinners Despite Health Rumors
The text notes Mr Harriman eats dinner with family around seven, retires by ten, and largely rests during the day. Meanwhile the New York stock market rises with broad advances and Harriman stocks showing clear buoyancy as residents react to reassuring yet private information about his condition.
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Harriman
New York
Rescued at Breakers Edge Near Atlantic City
A power launch Maud with eight men and six women ran aground near the breakers at the harbor entrance after a broken engine. The vessel was spotted in peril by government life savers and George Bowman, a fisherman, reached them first and hauled the Maud into safety despite the danger.
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Atlantic City
Aaritt
Anvera
Crow Pal
George Bowman
Taft Advisers Seek Cure for the Commission
President Taft will form an advisory committee including Attorney General Wickersham and Secretary of Commerce and Labor Nagosky to study government regulation of alliances and railroads. The panel aims to draft conclusions for the president within a week. The plan also envisions expanding the Bureau of Corporations under the Commerce and Labor Department to investigate and report cases to the Interstate Commerce Commission, reducing overlap and delays.
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Washington Post
New York
Taft
Bar Associa Fon
Beverly
Wickergiam
Lloyd
Commerce and Labor
Charles B Townsend
Wichgen
Martin A Knapp
Tle Interstate Commerce
Haries F Proulx
Nmsain
Tle
tinate @ s
Interstat Commerce Commission
Bureau
T¢ Bureau of Corporations
Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
WUL
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Justice
Fire drill saves 750 children from burning home
In New York Aug 30 a fire at St Malachy Home Yor Children at Rockaway Beach, run by sisters of St Joseph, burned part of the building. About 70 children were present with 20 sisters in charge. A rigorous fire drill kept all calm and all escaped without panic.
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New York
St Malachy
Rockaway Beach
Sisters of St Joseph of
Brooklyn
Wealthy farmer kills housekeeper’s daughter and daughter then hangs self
Near Delhi a 50 year old farmer, Tull Tibbetts, killed Ceci Norton aged 11 and Dorothy Tibbetts, his housekeeper’s daughter, set fire to his home to conceal the double murder, and hanged himself. Neighbors extinguished the blaze and found the bodies beneath burning hay.
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Redwood
Whisky Still in Prison Guards Discharged for Failing to Discover Moonshine Plant
Pittsburg August 3 Eight guards at the western Penitentiary have been dismissed as alleged for failing to uncover prisoners making whisky inside the prison. The operation, described as a moonshine setup, used prune juice, ferment, and re to produce liquor.
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Pittsburg
Piragia
Taft 15 Going Back Fills Some Jobs For Knox
Beverly Mass Aug 2 President Taft announces major state department moves. Henry Hoyt named counselor to oversee international law and Oriental bureau. Knox plans to shape Far Eastern trade policy and treaty negotiations as Williams and Miller named for new bureau roles. Ballinger to Beverly then Washington to resolve conservation dispute with Pineault noted but not detailed.
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McHarg
Hoyt
State Department
Far Eastern
Commercal
Beverly Mass
Taft
Knox
Woodberry Point
Henry Hovi
Serjetan Knox
M Hort
Counselo
I Knox
Oriental Bureau
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Lest
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Alpenstock
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Malady
Peta
Recory
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Minon
Rosebery
Orestes
Fabri Muller
Jiminez
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Bear
Rather
Childs
Nin Spa Plerelhive
RED Cross
Zm Reyes
Corpus Christi Tex
Texas Mexican Railroad
Laredo
St Louis
Brownsville
Dartington
Richmond
Henry
Mexico
Virginia
Reedere
University of Pennsylvania
Waxe
Manhattan Club
Goochlawn
Reeder
Atlee
Harry Thaw
Matis
BIG “Eats
LOEB
Wilkes Barre
Andrew Zerontek
Ely
Sacred Heart Slotak Guyer
Deal Church
Knoxville
J Olver
Joseph
Aheuzzi
America
Goethais
United States Weather Bureau
Guatemala
Quezaltenango
Central Mexico
Chipancingo
Acapulco
Arden
Aw.ly
Sayrs
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Edward H Harriman
Harrimans
Harrimar
Breakers’ Edge
Cure For the Commission
Department of Commerce and Labor
Wunal
Giris
Farmer
Ballinger
Pinchot
Ddwald
Willams United Stores
Tlentein
Lina
Tensford Serrus Ville
Tokyo
Wilame
Miller Agdt
Orient
Chiale
Pepner
Moh
Davig Speral Agerta
Department of ¢Aneree
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View Bureau
de Payne Bil
Penper
Tarts
Hallinger
Bellinger
Vr Ballinger
Beers
Forester Pineaut
Balllinger
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