Dentist Attack Leads To Brawl In Office
Dr Leonard confronted by furious patient Bowers after failed tooth extraction. In the struggle Bowers struck Dr Wunder and assaulted the dentist and staff. Leonard and witnesses describe gas anesthetic misused as Bowers charged across the room amid chaos. Perpetrator’s wife and other bystanders assisted, while police were summoned. Later, a Peru appoints consul general in Cubs note follows.
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Litne
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Sixteen saved at sea near Sandy Hook by tug rescue
Sixteen exhausted sailors from the New Jersey Naval Reserve left the Portsmouth in a cutter to reach Sandy Hook. Capt Gibbs of the tug Kimpland found them adrift three and a half miles off Bandy Hook at night and pulled them aboard, delivering them to land after a perilous night at sea.
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Uvision
Naval Reserves
New Jersey
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Bandy Hook
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Brooklyn Reservirta
Lieut Lazier
Scotland
Thia
New Haven Union reports political boom for Lieut Gon Lewis Chanler
The Washington press and New Haven Union discuss a proposed presidential push for Lieut Gon Lewis Chanler. Brooklyn Magazine ridicules the idea while New York figures like Connors Murphy and Bryan supporters tour counties claiming strong Bryan sentiment. Astor family ties and potential ambassadorial ambitions surface as speculation heats up.
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Apecia Lo
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
Broker Charged With Stolen Watch in Pittsburg Case
Special to The Washioxton Post. Two state governors, detectives, and two weeks led to the arrest of Charla R. Thompson a wealthy Breed Street real estate broker, accused of stealing a watch and chain from John K. Damascus after a disputed loan. Thompson denies the charge and says he will sue Damascus for false arrest.
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Washioxton
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 and Whitney Clash Over Massachusetts Governorship
Former Congressman Georg Fred Williams attacks Henry M Whitney following a September 1 confrontation and excerpt, Whitney replies that Williams is out of touch after Europe travel. Whitney says his 26 percent Bryan admiration voters back his bid and merges Dem factions. Whitney adds tariff revision and reciprocity with Canada drive the New York New Haven and Hartford Borton and Maloa merger issue.
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Boreas
Washington
Bouton
Georg Fred Willams
Henry M Whitney
Massachusetts
Whitney
Willinan
Europe
Willams
Bryan A5 Hong
Democraia
New York New Haven
Hartford
Borton and Maloa
Canada
Parker Not a Candidate for Public Office Again
In Portland Maine on September 1 Judge Allen Parker of New York said he has no desire to hold public office again. He noted no change in stance since 1901 and rejected rumors he would seek the presidency again while affirming continued interest in public welfare and willingness to speak out despite misrepresentations.
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Democratic Standard
Portland
Allen & Parker
New York
Judge Parker
Tivdick
Gov Campbel
Murder Suspect Husband and Wife Held in Rock Creek Fatality
William A Garner 32 was found beaten and killed near Thompsons bridge in Rock Creek Park. Police say Garner left work and was last seen with Mose Martin's wife, who is also detained. A shawl stained with blood and witnesses point to a double inquiry at the coroner's inquest.
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Mose Martin
William A. Garner Colered
Thompsons Bridge
Cromea Rock Creek
Polica
Cromes Rock Creek
Thompson
Mons Mertin
Seventh Precinct
Hela
House of Detention
John D Morsy
Rock Creek Park
Waa Atar
Garner
Omee
Parham and
Obrien
Behwether
Lottera
Martin
Fourder
Vicar Drunk Delays Wedding in Somerset Church
In a Somersetshire country church a wedding stalled as the drunken vicar bungled the rites. Clergymen arrived to complete the ceremony after the vicar misread marriage prayers, confusion over burial and baptism phrases, and the bride weeping. The bishop suspended the vicar pending investigation.
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Josea Cable
London
Somersetshire
Giocese
Money Tragedy Ties to Kirbys in Mississippi Feud
Jackson Miss Sept 1 The Money Kitty feud at Money Station Mis shocks political circles as tales connect Gov Vordaman to two prominent families. The killing of A Q Henderson by J D Money Jr a year ago sparked bitter feuds with RK L Kirby and kin. A fatal ambush on the Dubie road left Jim Money Jr dead and Kirby and son linked to the violence.
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Egil
S Kinaman
Jacksony Miss
Money Station
Xom
A Q Henderson
J D Money Jr
Gov Vordaman
Col Money
Aea
Henderson
Jim Money
Autumn & L
Bonaparte Plans Reform In Justice Department
New York Sept 1 Charles J Bonaparte Attorney General of the United States in Lenox Maze interview outlines reform plans for the Department of Justice. He urges reorganizing to wield better tactical power over corporate lawlessness and hints at a forthcoming report detailing a drastic readjustment, while denying resignation rumors and noting his Washington apartment lease.
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Zanese Xe
New York
Charles J Bonaparte
United States
Lenox ‘Maze
Moga
Department of Justice
Washington
Publisher dies in surf near Haven New Jersey
Scott-Charles Casiarle age forty of Philadelphia died after being overcome while bathing in the surf at Haven New Jersey. The cause was a heart failure. He was a member of the Avis Publishing Co. of Philadelphia.
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Haven
J Scott
Charles Casiarle
Faifure
Avis Publishing Co
Eloped With A Peasant Harms Hungarian Countess
Countess Henrietta Kongracz daughter of Count Edward disowned after eloping with Johann Andrasik a peasant from near Trentschin who rescued her in a carriage accident The couple met again after two years and planned elopement as her family tried to compel a return The countess and her rescuer defied authority and wed ending with estrangement
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Gan Fie Wisin
Vienna
Henrietta Kongracz
Edward
Johann Andrasail
Countesas
Bebe
Powers Demands Immediate Trial Over Goebel Murder
In Georgetown Kentucky on September 1 Caleb Powers, linked to the Goebel murder case, pled not to be used in political campaigns and declared he would aid in bringing the actual slayer to justice. He asserted he had learned the killer’s name in Inez and promised a trial soon after the next governor is elected if not before.
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Luray
Ludgar W Huger
Caleb Powers
Wiliam Goebel
Powers
Inez
Goebel
Jim Howard
Campelgna
Thal
Justee
Sea Grass Rope Loaned to Hang Condemned Murderers
Sharim JF Whipp of Hamilton County visited Sheriff Monte Verde to loan the famed sea grass rope noted for hanging more condemned murderers than any other rope. He reportedly erected the rope for the execution of Mora Wards, the condemned killer from Whiteman Deademers LIyomin Bir Tee, who was injured after leaping from a moving car near New Jersey Avenue and 14th Street. He was transported to a local hospital by carriage.
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Washington Post
Memphis
Tann
Sharim JF Whipp
Hamilton County
Monteverde
Mora Wards
Whiteman
Deademers
Lymon
Bir Tee
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Anne” Ble
Les Rome
Congo Free State Revolt Reports Stirred by Native Resistance
Telegraph lines report a serious revolt across the Congo Free State as native labor refusals spread and an Acwonits officer is attacked. Several native soldiers are said to have been slain or wounded while punitive expeditions are being sent to quell the unrest.
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Will Not Wed The Count In Chicago Romance
Virginia Jackson, daughter of Horace and Mrs Jackson of 85 Rush Street, engaged to Count Frits Banyon Midwellg. Rumors claim jealousy over a chauffeur caused a rupture. others cite reported thefts and police involvement. The couple met in Chicago five months ago during social rounds and formed a rapid attachment before the conflict arose.
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Specter
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Cupid
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Count Frits Banyon
Mies Jackson
Horace Jackac
Rush Street
Gren
Michael
Pomerania
Shebel
Jacksons
Porthia
Virginie
Bailor
Tre Naise
Misa Jackson
Stabbed Officer Dies of Blood Poisoning in Police Custody
Police report officer Strobel of the Third Precinct died after a weeklong battle with blood poisoning following a stabbing by Eugene Bastler, a Black suspect captured near the scene. Bastler died yesterday at the Emergency Hospital, his assault left unresolved.
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Eugene Bslter
Syo Aml
Strobel
Railroad Bridge Blown Up Near Corry Street
A new Baltimore and Chicago Railroad bridge over Corry Street in Darby suburb was blown up around 1 am by unknown persons. The bridge wreck was complete, a southbound freight train was warned by two policemen, and the explosion is blamed on enemies of the Youngstown Construction Company of Youngstown, Ohio. A northbound express from Baltimore and Washington would have reached the site about an hour later.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore and Chip
Corry
Baltimore
Victim of Stone May Die after roadside attack
Police suspect a light skinned African American threw a missile from bushes injuring Joan Wells of University Park and a young man from Chevy Chase who fell from a running board. The attack left Wells severely wounded and another passenger struck near the eye. hospital care followed as investigators seek the assailant described as a light akinned man with sharp features.
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Joan Wella
University Park
Chevy Chase
Garfield Hospital
Soo Ncimentes
Hiro
Wells
Mesare Shyfer
Duval
Henry Scott
Carriers To Parade In Canton National Meet Opens Monday
Canton Ohio September 1 delegates arrive for the National Letter Carriers Association convention. A 60 carrier delegation from Pittsburg travels on two special trains with friends. Cleveland plans a similar showing as cities anticipate large crowds for the parade and weeklong sessions. Postmaster General Meyer and Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock scheduled to address on Wednesday. The national auxiliary will also be active all week.
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Ohio
National Letter Carriers Association
Ommites
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Cleveland
Business Seasione
Meyer Ar
Hitchcock
Iadien National
Alzo
Mystery Fire at Herman Jacob & Son Factory East 10th Street
Fire destroyed the five story Herman Jacob & Son factory on East 10th Street, with leggings and galters stock worth at least 70000 in the building. Explosive blaze caused by a mysterious ignition damaged machinery and prompted police guards after recent labor troubles at the firm.
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Herman Jacob & Sone
Ain and Galters
Chicago
Jacobs
Vinson
Man
River Bulletin
the Westertn Post
Bert L
Joeuer
Policeman Stabbed by Suspect in Virginia Avenue Incident
Superintendent Sylveater confronted a suspect after a crowd insulted pedestrians near Virginia Avenue and Southwest arrests. Ballor stabbed Strobel in the left chest. Strobel fired, wounding Ballor. The coroner’s inquest will determine charges after a morgue visit and jury verdict.
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Ballor
Bailor
Bahler
Courier Graham who rode with Sheridan dies in Chester
Monroe Graham of Village Green Chester Pa died last night. He served as dispatch bearer and courier with General Sheridan during the Civil War ride from Winchester. He recounted at Grand Army events how he handed the dispatch as cannon fire began and rode with Sheridan to the front, remaining at his side until troops reached the position.
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Monroe Graham
Sheridan
Winchester
Village Green
Graham
Wittwater
Grand Duke and Princess Victoria in European cruise plans
Reports confirm the engagement rumors of Princess Victoria of England and Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch of Russia. The grand duke will travel with the Dowager Empress of Russia on a Scandinavian cruise to meet Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria. Russian detectives guard the Dowager Empress at a castle villa as fugitives surge, raising security concerns by 20 percent since 1989.
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Copenhusen
Victoria
England
Michael Alexandrovitch
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Epress
Rusia
Scandinavias
Alexandra
Waiter Killed by Car Near Army and Navy School
A waiter employed at the Army and Navy Preparatory School was run over and killed near the Connecticut Avenue junction by a Chevrolet Chase car. Conductor Clarences P O Rourke and Motorman ET Thomas were arrested. Coroner Nevet ordered an inquest at the morgue. Jones left the school shortly before 7 oclock with Frank Slaughter and Anderson Cook, attempting to catch a city car when struck by an oncoming vehicle.
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Army and Navy Preparatory
Chevy Chase
Connecticut
Army and Navy School
Orlock
Frank Slaughter
Anderson Cook
Rls
Jones
Colored man stabbed after gang attack at D Street corner
Henry Ronson reported he was set upon by a gang of Negroes at Fourteenth and D streets and stabbed with several wounds to the left shoulder. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital with head injuries but is not in serious condition. his description of suspects was unclear.
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Leorard
Howera
Henry Ronson
Epry Robinson
O'Briens Court
Raty
D Streeta
Hearst Heads to Jamestown Exposition for Labor Day Speech
William Randolph Hearst and party pass through Washington en route to Jamestown for the Labor Day celebration. Accompanying Hearst are Mrs. Hearst, Max F Ihmren, Charles A Walsh former Democratic National Committee secretary, and J W Steiner.
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Jamestown Exposition
Willam Randolph Hearst
Hearst Max F Ihmren
Charles A. Walsh
Democratic National Committee
J W Steiner
Washington
Jamestown
Herat
Mad dog bites child in Brightwood area chase
A suspected mad dog ran amuck along Brightwood Avenue early yesterday, biting six year old Harry L Brown near his father’s house and leaving a severe facial wound. Dr G Be Henecke treated and cauterized the injury as volunteer watchers searched the neighborhood for the animal, which was shot at unsuccessfully by officers attempting to stop its rampage.
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Bughtwood Avenue
Henecke
Boy Bitten by Neighbor’s Dog Near Northwest Park Road
Seven year old May In Bitten by a pet dog yesterday evening near Northwest Park Road. The dog, owned by Jon Blecklein of B Vark Road, bit the boy in the face causing painful wounds. Doctors say injuries are serious.
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Myzig
S Park Road
Jon Blecklein
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