Arrests Expected Today In Real Estate Trust Conspiracy
Philadelphia dispatch reports three arrests likely today for conspiring to loot a real estate trust. William F. North and M. S. Collingwood, treasurer and assistant treasurer, face charges with Adgely Segal tied to Frank Hipple, former president. Aged auditor Horace Huff, 75, will not be arrested due to frail health.
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Philadelphia
Hell
William F. North
Real Estate Trust Company
M.S. Collingwood
Segal
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Bridents
Fipple
Ous
Frengier
North
Earle
Arlingbrook Company
Dattla W
Alleged agitators arrested in Mexican arsenal plot
Three men Collia Humbert Frescoman Leonande Wiaveal and Bryno frevino Mexicans were arrested at Mowry and Patagonia mining camps. Letters found show plans to form a Mexican militia to attack Nogales Sonora and seize arsenals. Revolu tionaries in St Louis Torlet ferd directed the plot with networks in forty cities.
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Frescoman
Leonande Wiaveal
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Mowry
Patagonia
Ula
Agitatara
Nogales
Sonora
St. Louis
Torlet
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Nogaics
Arty
Defeat for La Follette in Wisconsin primary
In Milwaukee results show La Follette defeated as the state party backs the Teepith ticket. John S. Bary of Oshkosh and Braese Merion of Waukesha are noted in the Democratic slate with Madison’s John A. Ayiwaril leading. Michael F. Elenski of Milwaukee appears in contention for lieutenant governor. Phe vite’s showing was comparatively light.
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Wis
Tay
Bend
Viern
Fevine J. Lemont
Cunning Mata
Conner
Marshfield
John S. Bary
Oxhkush
John A. Ayiwaril
Madison
Braese Merion
Waukesha
Ind Aun
Michigan primaries hint Gardner renomination conceded
Detroit Sept 4 Washington Gardner’s renomination in today’s Michigan primary appears conceded by a large margin as C M Barre trails. Bishop’s defeat predicted with J C McLoughlin leading Muskegon by a wide margin. Cavill faces no opposition in Western District. Crime and family violence report follows with tragic shooting in Montgomery Alabama.
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Darramix
George G. Cavill
United States
Western
Woman Falls from Second Story Window in Richmond
Special to The Washington Post from Richmond Virginia reports Miss ult Tee Paytheess twenty one daughter of William Porthress a leading Richmond druggist fell from a second story window at her home on West Franklin Street while attempting to close blinds. She was killed instantly.
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Richmond
Tee
William P. Porthress
West Franklin
Promoter Denies Roosevelt Son at Gans Nelson Fight
Goldfield Nev September 4 Promoter Rickard says President Roosevelt’s son was not ringside during the Gans Nelson bout and has not been in Goldfield A New York lawyer visiting here claimed Roosevelt jr attended the match, but the club announcer denied the report amid the confusion.
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Soldtieid
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Goldfield Athletic Club
Roosevelt
New York
Larry Sullivan
Sullivan
J. M. Knight, Former SC Publisher, Dies in Asheville
I M Knight, a former newspaper publisher from Sum s DC, died in Asheville North Carolina this morning after two weeks illness. He was 39, a pastor and chancellor of the Knights of Pythias, and a Brinar. He leaves a wife and five guardians.
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South Carolina
Asheville
N. C
3. C
Poisoned Artist Seeks Help After Overdose
George B. Matthews, a 45 year old portrait painter, ingested thirty tablets of strychnine by mistake, believed to be enough to kill many. He was rushed to Emergenes Hospital after a emetic was given and is expected to recover, with a nervous prostration previously noted. The physician warned one tablet every eight hours and Matthews had suffered anxiety and prostration in recent weeks. He has painted a portrait of Gen. Lee and staff for the Jamestown Exposition.
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Twelfth Street
Matthews
Dr. Chambers
Gen. Lee
Say Howe Killed Himself in Washington Nation, Press Report
The report states John D. Howe, near Warren f Moody, died by suicide with a revolver found under his body. His shirt front was unbuttoned. Believed to have heart trouble, he had undergone medical warnings and indigestion. Funeral plans include St Panl Episcopal Church rites at 3:30 p.m. His pride and lack of income support the theory of self-inflicted death despite wealthy relatives offering aid. Governor Folk reportedly has fever and remains at home after a New York visit.
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Wallenton
John D
Keep
Hear
Alexandria
We. D. Hope
Warren F
Moody
Wil Ike
St Panva Episcopal Church
Luis
Mrr Hane
Howe
Couns ii
Ivan Fami
Hoor
Bryan Flay and Sullivan Clash Over Party Control
Chicago coverage on Bryan's speeches praising and opposing Roger Sullivan. Bryan demands Sullivan resign, denounces corporate influence in politics, and urges party renewal at a Jefferson Club banquet. Addresses attack Sullivan, rails at railroad corruption, and calls for national committee action to block Sullivan’s re election.
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United States
Pight
Avalterium Hotel
Tefferson Club
GW Praral
Linels
Middle West
Bryan
Illinois
Roger Sullivan
National Committee
Democratic Party
Poly
Democratic fight over Sullivan endorsement splits party
Amid a Democratic rift over the Sullivan endorsement, delegates and speakers at the state convention clash over support and expediency. Bryan, Graves, Dunne and Sells address the crowd as tensions rise. A man named Samuel Browning caused a disturbance, brandishing a knife and being arrested after demanding to see Bryan.
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Republicans Sweep Vermont in State Elections
In Vermont, incomplete returns show Republican Governor Proctor reelected by about 15,000 votes over fusion candidate Clement. Senate appears solidly Republican with 243 representatives likely to include 4 or more Democrats. strong GOP ticket also includes H Pronty as lieutenant governor, Trea. Deavitt as state treasurer, Fleetwood secretary of state, and Horace Graham as auditor. congressional districts hint at Foster reelected in the First and Haskins in the Second.
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Wautington
Dientpeller
Mether D. Proctor
Proctisy
P. W. Clement
Rutlanol
Republican Committee
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Senate
Clemens
Proctor
United States Senate
Ace’ Mile Konaries
H. Pronty
Newport
Mertenant
TE. H. Deavttt
Montpelier
F. JF. "Fleetwood
Morrisville
Horace Graham
Craftsbury
David J. Foster
Burlington
Wiltredga Haskins
Brattleboro
Speaker Cannon Predicts Re Election Of Littlefield In Maine
Speaker Joseph G Cannon addressed a large audience in Norway Me predicting the reelection of Representative Littlefield. He criticized Samuel Gompers for a statement and urged labor voters to support Democrats aligned with labor principles. The speech centered on national public labor themes and political loyalties among factory workers.
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Cannon
Littlefield
Norway
Josepht G. Cannon
Lehor
Bryan
Siwruel Gomsers
Little
Starauet Gompers
Milestone nominations and elections across multiple districts
Sept 4 reports show Millison Wis announces a successor to Henry C Adams in the second district after his death. Jones is nominated for Congress in Ohio’s Tenth District by the Democrats. Third District nominates E. E. Jones in Middletown and Lebanon. A Denver native from Wilmington is named for a party post. Richard Bartheldt of Missouri arrives in New York from Europe aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. Universal rates listed for travel via Baltimore and Ohio lines.
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Henry C. Adams
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Spp
Portsmouth
Ohio
Jones
Middletown
Onis
E. E. Jones
Lebanon
AL BR
Denver
Wimlogton
Wwew
York
Uongscsanuu
Richard Bartheldt
Missouri
Eurane
Johnson Renominated by Minnesota Democrats at State Convention
Minnesota Democrats renominated Gov. Jon A Johnson and endorsed William J. Bryan for president. Ticket includes John Johnson for lieutenant governor, M Magnuson for secretary of state, David Evans for auditor, Thomas R Kane for attorney general, Fred Wheaton for Supreme Court justice, and Charles Stayt for state treasurer. Delegates praised Johnson and Bryan amid cheers. platform calls for eight hour workday, tariff revision, and direct election of U.S. senators by popular vote.
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Minnesota Democraty
Iniotse Bryan
Minneapolis
Minn
Dem Agretig
Govertes
John 4. Johnson
St. Paul
United States
Slain by the Black Hand body found in Tamales Woods
The body of an Italian man, identified as Adamo of 716 Flush Avenue, was found near Jomsies Woods this morning. Police believe he was killed in Brooklyn and moved by wagon to the scene. The crime bears similarities to the Manhattan barrel murder, with a sword-like weapon and a fatal stab wound in the neck and a deep slash on the left hand.
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New York
al Clilan
Jomsies
Hand” Society
Adamo
Flush
Tog Avenue
Brooklyn
Ava
Manhattan
Thorugh Searde
Death by own action found in Halifax hotel room
William Archer of Richmond Virginia died by suicide in a Halifax Nova Scotia hotel room. The 28 year old, unmarried, had been living away from home about six months and was in poor health. His body was brought to Richmond for burial and a telegraph notice announced the death.
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Nova Scotia
Halifaix
Sepe
J- Jones
Igtmoend
Phi
Ter
Wiliam Archer
Fitchmond
Cound Ona
Teleghiph Blank
Igparong
Richmond
Williama Mehnic
Archer
Iis City
Jabow
Wis.Archer
Iis
Roosevelt Invades Oyster Bay Speech on Buckeye State
The report outlines Roosevelt greeting supporters in Oyster Bay while discussing Ohio politics at a state convention. It notes his eye on Navy strength, emphasizes unity among Republicans, and previews platform debates led by Foraker aligned delegates ahead of the Akron meeting.
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Chicago
Buckeye
Oyster Bay
Ohio
Petersburg Aldermen Elect Officers and Bond Plan
Special to The Washington Post Petersburg Virginia September 4 The Petersburg board of aldermen elected William N Jones as president and Carter R Bishop as vice president The city reorganized with Capt Nelson T Patterson president and James F Gray vice president An ordinance was adopted to issue and sell 376000 in bonds at 4 percent interest to improve roadway streets The bonds dated November 1 1906 payable forty years after date Unsure item Furnitire and Bogest Auction.
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Petersburg
Washington
William N. Jones
Carter R. Bishop
Nelson T. Patterson
James’ Ft ‘Gray
Elt
Drowns At Bradley Beach A Newark Woman
Special to The Washington Post Newark resident Mire Frances Wadsworth twenty three drowns at Bradley Beach while her father watches in shock. Adz Hanncock Miss Bannock and Roy Scemple with Arthur Hendrickson attempt rescue but fail to save her. The tragedy unfolds as rescuers finally recover the body after a second entry.
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Washington Post
Asbury Park
Frances Wadsworth
Newark
Wadsworth
Bradley Beach
Aliss ‘Wadsworth
Adz Hanncock
Roy Scemple
Arthur Hendrickson
Mss Wadsworth
Miss Hancock
Miss Wadsworth
Return of President Roosevelt from Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt will leave Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay for Washington on October 1. Three days later he will make two speaking trips to Harrisburg and Philadelphia to deliver addresses. The departure date from Oyster Bay was announced today.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Venturesome geologists escape volcano blast in Mexico
A party led by W L Weed of Washington and including H L Weed and other delegates to the International Congress of Geologists narrowly escaped severe burns at Mont Colima in Mexico City. The team, from Canada, Japan, and Mexico, prepared camps on the volcano, advanced toward the crater edge, and endured a hot blast.
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Mexico City
Mont Colima
International Congress of Geologists
W. HL Weed
Weenington
Geological ‘Survey
John
Ei Wolfe
Ww. H. Weed
Washington
Frank H. ‘Adams
A. Bancroft
Montreal
A. P. Coleman
Toronto
George Surg
Rudolph Stabbee
Ar Jin Ysumake Yaki
Tokyo
Paul Waltz
Yand Enrique Hust
Guadalajara
Boston Will Be Run Ashore If Sinking Signs Appear
Sept 4 The United States cruiser Boston lies in deep water at Bellingham Harbor with a five degree list. Seven compartments are flooded and divers found a long water-filled hole. Tugboats prepare to tow Boston to Bremerton Navy Yard if she shows further signs of sinking after a collision with rocks in Rosario Straits. Commander Coffman reports efforts to refloat and salvage ongoing.
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Navy
Rainier bank robbed in broad daylight. loot reported
An incident at the State Bank of Rainier Oregon describes cashier P W Van Anchet tied and gagged during the daytime robbery. Robbers escaped with between 24000 and 2605 in gold coin while other bank contents were left untouched. The event occurred yesterday and authorities pursue leads.
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P. W. van Anchet Tay
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Ipiax
Warship Aid Sought to Return Stensland to U S
Assistant State's Attorney Barbour asked President Roosevelt to urge Morocco to surrender Paul O Stensland, fugitive banker arrested in Tangier, with a U S warship to bring him home. Deneen pressed for extradition while noting risks of cross border transfer and possible self harm. advisors weighed safest transport by American vessel avoiding foreign ports.
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Barbour
United States
Paul
Stenalang
Tangier
Deneen
Washington
Stensland
Toreign
Mr. Barbour
Springfield
Deneen Loday
Roosevelt
Morotte
Paulo
Milwaukee Avenue Bank
Ghinaga
George MM
Shippy
Harry Olsen
Cook County
Pavel G. Brensisgd
Morocco
Sleusland
Ser
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Harr Olson
Sindls
Barnett
Waington
Healy
Barhett
Sergi Shipps
Ss Ced
Mororca
Paul O.stensland
Des ‘S
Nue State Bank of Chicago
Uw Th
State Department
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