Dentist Attack Sparks Violent Brawl in Office
A noon visit by Bowers and his wife to Dr Leonard’s office escalated into a brutal assault after an attempt to extract three teeth. Bowers attacked the dentist and two attendants, striking Wunder and injuring a colored boy before police or other staff intervened. Leonard reported difficulty administering gas and the attacker’s ferocious strength as he fought off the assailant.
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Sixteen Saved At Sea After Cutter Adrift Off Sandy Hook
Sixteen naval reserve trainees from New Jersey left Portsmouth to train at Sandy Hook were swept three and a half miles out by tides after their cutter lost course. Tug Captain George W Gibbs of the Kimpland rescued them from darkness, bringing them safely to land. The incident occurred near midnight as a launch carrying Lieut Arthur H Lazier and five others disappeared in the treacherous currents.
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New Haven Union Sparks Bryan Lewis Boom Rumor
The New Haven Union reports on a proposed presidential campaign push for Lieut Gon Lewis Chanler, with supporters including Connors Murphy and Bryan backers. The piece notes reactions from Brooklyn press and Astor family ties potential funding and Ambassadorship hopes.
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Washington Peat
New Haven
Dincu
Lewis S Chanler
New York
New Haven Union
Alexander Travy
Urpang
Bret
W J Con Hors
New York State Democratic Committee
Charles F .Murphy
Tomznany Hutt
Lewis
Watch Stolen by Real Estate Broker in Pittsburgh Case
Special to The Washington Post details a months long pursuit ending in the arrest of Charla R. Thompson a wealthy broker at 2 Broad Street and owner of a New Monmouth New Jersey summer home accused of stealing a watch and chain from John K. Damascus after a disputed note. Thompson denies the charge and says he will sue for false arrest.
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New York
Charla R. Thompson
Breed Street Real Extate
Pletsburg Sal
Thompson Hire Orices
Broad Street
New Monmouth
N J
John K. Damascus
Pittsburg
Thompson
Damascup
Damascus
Cor
Fred Wits
Guy Stuart
Pennsylvania
Guy Stokes
New Jersey
Gov Stakes
Thompson G
Wills
Aleutha
Fnally
Thompson Deniel
Williams Reply in Massachusetts Governor Bid Sparks Debate
Former Congressman Georg Fred Williams attacks Henry M Whitney over the Democratic governor bid in Massachusetts. Whitney, citing a recent Europe absence, says he will reassess once informed and argues his candidacy unites Democrats beyond radical and conservative labels. He also says policy on tariff revision and Canadian reciprocity, not railroad mergers, is the broader issue.
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Washington
Bouton
Georg Fred Willams
Henry M Whitney
Massachusetts
Whitney
Willinan
Europe
Willams
Bryan A5 Hong
Democraia
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Borton and Maloa
Canada
Parker Not a Candidate for Public Office Again
Portland Sept 1 Judge Allen Parker of New York states in a recent interview that he has no desire to again hold public office. He confirms he remains interested in public welfare and will express views as needed, but rejects any notion of another presidential bid in 1901 or later.
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Democratic Standard
Portland
Allen & Parker
New York
Judge Parker
Tivdick
Gov Campbel
Murder Suspect Held After Wife and Husband Fatality
William A. Garner 32 was found beaten and dead near Thompsons Bridge by Rock Creek after 4 am. Police hold Mose Martin and his wife at the House of Detention as investigators search for motive and culprit, with witnesses summoned to the coroner’s inquest at the morgue.
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William A. Garner Colered
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Cromes Rock Creek
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House of Detention
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Fourder
Vicar Drunk Disrupts Somerset Wedding Ceremony
A wedding in a Somersetshire country church fell into chaos as the intoxicated vicar bungled the marriage service. Other clergymen were called to complete the rites while the bride, groom, and guests endured a two hour disruption. the bishop suspended the vicar pending investigation.
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London
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Giocese
Money Tragedy Ties Kin of Senator to Feud at Money Station
In Jackson Miss on September 1 a feud between the Money and Kirby families surrounding the Money Station tragedy sent political circles into turmoil. The killing of A Q Henderson by J D Money Jr a year earlier intensified tensions as Col Money and RK L Kirby were linked to a plot to harm Money. Police describe an ambush on the Dubie road where the Kirbys acted first and killed J D Money Jr, with claims of an oath to target Money by Kirby.
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Col Money
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Jim Money
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Bonaparte Plans Reform in Justice Department
New York Sept 1 Charles J Bonaparte Attorney General of the United States in Lenox Maze interview outlines reforms he envisions for the Department of Justice. He calls for a drastic reorganization to improve efficiency and tactical posture, notes possible resignations rumors, and confirms continued occupancy of his Washington apartment for another year starting October 1.
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New York
Charles J Bonaparte
United States
Lenox ‘Maze
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Department of Justice
Washington
Philadelphia publisher dies in surf at Haven N J
Scott-Charles Casiarle aged forty of Philadelphia collapsed while bathing in the surf at Haven New Jersey and died from head failure. He was a member of the Avis Publishing Co. of Philadelphia.
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J Scott
Charles Casiarle
Faifure
Avis Publishing Co
Elopement of Countess and Peasant Shocks Vienna
Hongarian Countess Henrietta Kongracz, daughter of Count Edward, elopes with peasant Johann Andrasail living near Trentschin after he rescues her from a carriage accident. The couple’s romance sparks a family rift as the countess is disowned for marrying her rescuer.
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Vienna
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Edward
Johann Andrasail
Countesas
Bebe
Goebel Murderer Demands Trial and Aid in Justice
Georgetown Kentucky September 1. Caleb Powers declares he will not be dragged into politics and will demand an immediate trial if not allowed. He asserts he can name the Goebel killer learned at Inez and will aid in bringing the murderer to justice.
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Ludgar W Huger
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Wiliam Goebel
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Campelgna
Thal
Justee
Sea Grass Rope Loaned for Hanging Record Target
Sharim JF Whipp of Hamilton County and Sheriff Monte Verde witnessed the loan of the famed sea rope noted for hangings. Mor a Ward, condemned murderer of a White man, died in a vain attempt at New Jersey Avenue after a crash near Fro clock last night. He was taken to a local hospital in a carriage.
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Congo Free State Revolt Reported by Congo Mail Steamer
A Congo Free State revolt report notes natives refusing labor and an Arverimini dintr ct Acwnits officer attacked and found. Several native soldiers were slain and wounded as punitive executions are said to be sent out.
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Will Not Wed The Count In This Rumor Fueled Romance
Chicago ledger details a rumored engagement between Miss Virginia Jackson and Count Frits Banyon Middwellg. The piece notes their families, a dramatic Chauffeur issue, and lingering speculation about jealousy and hospital stays. The Count reportedly chose Chicago life after globe trotting.
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Stabbed Officer Dies After Wounding
Police report reveals Officer Strobel of the Third Precinct fatally wounded by Eugene Strobe during arrest after a week of recovery from blood poisoning. The suspect died yesterday at the Emergency Hospital amid treatment for injuries and infection.
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Railroad Bridge Blown Up Near Darby Suburb
A Baltimore and Chip Railroad bridge over Corry street in Darby suburb was blown up around 1 am by unknown persons. The bridge under construction by Youngstown Construction Co of Youngstown Ohio was wrecked, and a southbound freight train was flagged by two policemen. Police suspect enemies of the company. A northbound express from Baltimore would have reached the site about 8 am.
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Corry
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Victim of Stone May Die After Car Attack
Police investigate a roadside assault in which a man and a woman were struck by stones hurled from bushes. Joan Wells of University Park was knocked from a Chevy Chase car and severely injured, with arterial bleeding. a male companion was also struck. Police describe the suspected thrower as a light skinned Black man, details withheld. The incident occurred Saturday evening near Garfield Hospital as the injured man remains critical and the woman discharged after treatment.
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Chevy Chase
Garfield Hospital
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Duval
Henry Scott
Parade plans Set for National Letter Carriers Week in Canton
Canton Ohio Welcomes delegates from across the United States as the National Letter Carriers Association holds its weeklong convention. Delegates arrive by special train from Pittsburgh and other cities with entertainment and a public welcome on Monday. The business sessions start Tuesday and continue through the week, with a Wednesday address by the Postmaster General and Hitchcock. The ladies auxiliary to the carriers also participate throughout the week.
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National Letter Carriers Association
United States
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Alzo
Mystery Fire at East 10th Street Factory Raises Questions
A blaze at the Herman Jacob & Son factory in East 10th Street destroyed its five story building and stock valued at least 700,000 dollars with all machinery wiped out. The firm, maker of leggings and garters, had recently faced labor issues and employed private guards and police near the site. An explosion and ongoing investigation mark the incident as a mystery tied to earlier factory troubles.
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Ain and Galters
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Vinson
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the Westertn Post
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Joeuer
Police Injuries Spur Coroner Jury Verdict in Virginia Avenue Attack
Superintendent of Police Sylveater Strobel tended to the wounded officer and considered family wishes as a hospital physician, while a crowd on Virginia Avenue clashed with officers. Ballor stabbed Strobel, who fired twice, leaving him mortally wounded. The coroner’s jury will determine charges after verdict.
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Graham who rode with Sheridan during famous ride dies
Chester Pennsylvania resident Monroe Graham 1, who served as dispatch bearer and courier with General Sheridan during the Civil War, died last night at his Village Green home. He recalled at Grand Army events his role riding twenty miles from Winchester to deliver orders as cannon fire broke out, and Sheridan joined the pursuit on his Black Horse.
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Winchester
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Wittwater
Grand Duke Michael and Victoria Rumors Revived in Copenhagen
Reports from Copenhagen on September 1 state the engagement of Princess Victoria of England and Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich of Russia is revived and confirmed by reliable quarters. The grand duke will accompany the Dowager Empress of Russia on an upcoming Scandinavian cruise to meet Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria. Russian detectives have arrived as a bodyguard for the Dowager Empress and are quartered at a villa within the castle grounds amid rising fugitives and terrorist-linked adherents.
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Waiter killed by car near Army and Navy School
A waiter at the Army and Navy Preparatory School was run down and fatally injured by a Chevrolet on Connecticut Avenue near the school yesterday evening. The car’s driver and motorman were detained. a coroner’s inquest was ordered for the morning. The victim, identified as Jones, had left the school shortly before seven with two companions. his body suffered severe injuries and was taken to the morgue.
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Army and Navy School
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Frank Slaughter
Anderson Cook
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Colored man stabbed in city assault near Fourteenth Street
Henry Ronson reported he was attacked by a gang of Negroes at Fourteenth and D streets and stabbed in the left shoulder and beaten at Fourteenth and D streets. He was picked up near O'Brien's Court Northwest and taken to emergency hospital in a shaken but not assessed condition. He could not provide a clear description of his attackers.
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Epry Robinson
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Hearst Heads to Jamestown Exposition for Labor Day
Willam Randolph Hearst and party traveled through Washington on their way to Jamestown for the Labor Day celebration at the Jamestown Exposition. Mrs Hearst Max F Ihmren Charles A Walsh former Democratic National Committee secretary and J W Steiner accompanied them. The visit precedes Hearst planned speech at the event.
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Willam Randolph Hearst
Hearst Max F Ihmren
Charles A. Walsh
Democratic National Committee
J W Steiner
Washington
Jamestown
Herat
Mad dog bites child near Brightwood Hotel
A dog described as mad ran amuck along Brightwood Avenue early yesterday, biting six year old Harry L Brown on the face. Neighbors assisted and Dr G Be Henecke treated and cauterized the wounds. The dog fled, injuring none else. police hunt the animal, shots aimed along Brightwood avenues were unsuccessful.
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Boy Bitten by Dog Near S2 Park Road
Seven year old Moy Mycig was bitten near the face and arm yesterday evening around six oclock at S2 Park Road Northwest. The dog belonged to Ton Blecklein of BVark Road. Three wounds are considered serious.
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