Balloon's Flight Votes of Laborers
Washington reports officers of the signal corps await Captain Baldwin's dirigible test at Fort Myer with officer Lahm and Faulois aiding the project. A successful flight could influence Congress funding and the future of aeronautical work under General James Allen.
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Washington
Signal Corps
Captain Baldwin
James Allen
General Allen
Allen
Congress
Fort Myer
Frank P. Lahm
Benjamin D. Faulois
Fort
Count Zeppelin
Zeppelin
Baldwin “Aeronaut
Divorce Granted To Charlotte Walker From Dr John B Haden
Charlotte Walker widow age and Aug 1. Psychic cruelty alleged in nn is claimed to have caused separation from husband Dr John B. Haden of Galveston. Walker denies any engagement with James K. Hackett affecting the divorce. Dispatch from Galveston says she was granted divorce after about 12 years of marriage. she is leading woman for Hackett and child of the late Colonel James Walker. Also notes a separate item: Francisco Ceddio hanged at Kamloops for Niagara hotel bombing. Irish tenor Joseph O Mara to tour US in Peg Machree.
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Hay Age
Opera House x Ve
Itvores
John B. Haden
Galveston
Wilker
James K. Hackett
Record-Herald
Tex
Charlotte Walker
James Walker
Vancouver
B. C
Francisco Ceddio
Kamloops
Niagara
Greenwood
B.C
Ceddie
New York
Europe
Joseph Brooks
Joseph O'Mara
Mara
London
Elections Progressing Peacefully Across Havana
Reports from across Cuba indicate orderly elections for municipal and provincial posts are underway with slow vote flow in Havana. In Scranton, a deadly incident during a bicycle race resulted in one death and several serious injuries amid a Bryan campaign event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Connecticut Weather Forecast With Patchy Rain South Cast
Forecast says fair conditions for most of Connecticut with rain at the southeast. Winds veer westerly to north and increase as the mid Atlantic storm lingers, then shifts out to sea tonight. Cloudy skies expected in the vicinity as the system moves away.
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Connecticut
Two Men Arrested In Green Point Bonfire Mystery
Green Point police arrested Julian Kurinski and Wallenty Borkowsky after a bonfire fatality near Dyer Street. Missed clues include a woman's handkerchief and pins found on Kurinski, with witnesses describing a car and a wagon at the vacant lot where a mattress with a body was found. Detectives pursue similar unexplained bonfires and vehicle sightings as they probe the case.
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Chase
Green Point
Dyer Street
Glenville
Conn
Julian Kurinski
Wallenty Borkowsky
Kurinsky
Greenpont
Michael Kronolski
Kronolski
Whale Creek
New York
Jong
Nan Patterson Wins Out
Pittsburg reports detectives laid off without pay over the Nan Patterson affair. Detective Louis Leff was sent to consult, while Mayor Guthrie engaged in the matter. Nan Patterson, after arrest, had hired an attorney who pressed the mayor, and Nan now has the police on the run.
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Pittsburg
Nan
Patterson
Sean
Louis Leff
Guthrie
Miss Patterson
Nan Patterson
Knights of Py thias to hold 26th annual convention in Boston
Boston expects about 50 000 attendees for the Knights of Pythias supreme lodge convention week starting August 4. An advance guard of several thousand already lodged in a large tented city at Franklin field. The Pythian Sisters also meet with representation from every state. Two parades planned Tuesday and Wednesday headlined by a military march with nearly 10 000 uniformed men.
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Boston
Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias
Franklin Field
Knights
Pythian Sisters
Fear of Republican Victory Drives Labor Worries
The piece argues that a Republican win threatens wage cuts and limits on striking and boycotts. It warns trusts and corporations would gain power, weakening workers' ability to defend themselves. Two thirds of labor may vote Democratic, though leaders must prevent coercion of non American workers in key states.
Four More Lynched Near Russellville Kentucky
Four Black men Virgil Jones Tom Jones Robert Jones and Joe Kiley were dragged from jail in Russellville and hanged from a tree by a mob of about 50. A note on one body warned Black people to stay away or suffer the same fate. The killings follow a white farmer James Cunningham murder by his Black tenant Rufus Browder in Logan County.
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Russéliville
Virgil
Tom
Robert Jones
Joe Kiley
Russellville
Nashville Pike
Hugh Rogers
James Cunningham
Rufus Browder
Logan County
Call Sent Out for Democratic State Committee Meeting
New Haven August 1 a call for a meeting of the democratic state central committee has been issued for next Thursday at Hotel Tontine New Haven at 11 p m to fix the time and place of the democratic state convention and for other business secretary B S Thom sent the call it is thought the state convention will be held in Hartford September 16 and 16 a week later than the republicans Bridgeport and Meriden seek to influence the site the republican call for caucuses and convention is expected next week by secretary Hinman
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New Haven
Democratic State Central Committee
Hotel Tontine
B. 8
Thom
Harford
Hartford
Bridgeport
Meriden
Hinman
Large July death toll in New Haven due to accidents
New Haven report shows 93 non natural deaths in July with 32 drowning victims. Trains caused 10 deaths, falls 11, burns or crushings six each, and two deaths from trolley cars poisons runaways and other perils. Sixteen suicides occurred including seven by carbonic acid. two hangings noted at the state prison.
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New Haven
Conn
Funeral of Winthrop Sands in Paris
The August funeral for G Winthrop Sands stepson of William K Vanderbilt was held at the American Church on Avenue de L Alma in Paris. Attendees included W K Vanderbilt Mrs Van Mi Ambasea Mrs White and Stephen Sands the dead mans brother and his widow. The casket will stay in the church vault awaiting transfer to America.
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Paris
G. Winthrop Sands
William K. Vanderbilt
Poissy
Avenue de L’alma
Morgan
W. K. Vanderbilt
Ambasea
Stephen Sand
America
City of Atlanta Struck by West Indian Storm Off North Carolina
The German Steamship Company's steamer City of Atlanta, from New York, was battered by a West Indian storm that struck the Savannah area and along the North Carolina coast on Thursday afternoon. Weathered crew report damage and delays to voyage safety.
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Savannah
North Carolina
Geran Steamship Co
Atlanta
New York
Me Origin Folklore Debate From City Newsboot
A fragment from Kam sas City Newsboot questions the origin story of Jonah and the whale. The text speculates about how Jonah might have told his wife after a long absence and frames the tale as a local cultural query.
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Jonah and
The
Ansterer
Mr. Meekten
Mrs Sage Mobilizes Tramp Relief From Poughkeepsie Visit
Mrs Russell Sage rode with a friend to police headquarters and ordered a special train to send a sick beggar to Upton Jake with food and entertainment for local children. She paid the tramp six dollars and arranged transport to Albany.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Russel Sage
McCabe
Sage
Albany
Everett Jocelyn
Missing Kindregan heir may send administrators to Brazil
In Probate Court Judge Lowe and Judge Cowell heard that Joseph W. Kindregan may have a missing Brazilian nephew, possibly Patrick W. Kindregan. Administrators, acting on the estate, consider a trip to Brazil to locate the heir, though no definite plan or dates were announced.
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Thoms
Lynch
Joseph W. Kindregan
Brazi
Kindregan
Patrick
Joseph
Roe H. Cowell
R. A. Lowe
Bra-~ail
Brazil
Patrick W. Kindregan
Lowe
West Point cadets reinstated after distaisand action
Oyster Bay dated Aug 1 reports Press Roosevelt and Secretary of War Wright decide all eight cadets recently distaisand will be reinstated and punished according to the academy method.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Wa Wrisht
West Point
Local Notes and Missed Leads In Mitchell Plainville and Walcott
The city reports several social visits and daily events. John Hayes of New York weds Miss Liliam Hewitt of Mitchell, while Mr. D. P. Noonan and daughter Molly of Walcott return from Indian Neck after two weeks away. Nicholas Speare reports his three year old son missing. Mrs Eliza Lawler of 27 Pemberton Street, a longtime Immaculate Conception parish resident, dies at home aged 93. funeral set for tomorrow at 1 30 p m from the house with services at the church.
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Low Street
Plainville
D. P. Noonan
Daughey Molly
Walcott Street
Indian Neck
Nicholas Speare
Union Street
Portier Station
George Condh
North
Eliza Lawler
Pemberton Street
John Lynch
Mises Jalta
Eien Lawler
Paar
Americans Win Fight in the West at Olympic Trials
Paris reports the special athletic games featuring many Olympians with a clean sweep by top finishers Carpenter of Cornell won the 800 meters Hamilton of Chicago took the 200 meter dash Griffin of Chicago captured the discus and Trade of New York won the 1500 meters Dublin saw Shepard of the Irish American Club win the half mile Porter the running high jump Cloughen of the I A A C won the 100 yards dash Talbot of the I A A C won the summer throw New York detailed campaign plans as Democrats prepare eastern headquarters with Mack taking lead in West organizing a 15 member sub committee and scheduling talks in Boston and Chicago before returning to Chicago.
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Paris
Carpenter
Cornell
Hamilton
Chicago
Griffin
Trade
New York
Dublin
Irish-American Association
Shepard
Irish-American Athletic Club
Porter
Cloughen
Talbot
Mack
Democratic Committee
Conners
State Committee
Hoffman House
Boston
Insurance Men Probe Death of Mrs Olson in South Elm
Insurance representatives have investigated the death of Mrs Martha Olson who died at home on South Elm street on July 11. Authorities question the legality of her marriage to Olson and the timing of a second marriage rumor while insurers dispute payout on several policies. Neighbors note suspicious conduct by Olson, including funeral-day rides for children and disputed marriage status. The obituary-like account shifts to a Saratoga racing note: The Wrestler won the opening race at Saratoga, beating Crack Shot and George G Hall.
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Martha Olson
South Elm Street
Olson
Hon
Maire Olen
Saratoga
Ang
George G. Hall
Bird
Impaled Youth Injures Leg Climbing Fence
A 12 year old New Haven boy, John Crowley nephew of Rev T M Crowley, was injured while climbing a fence near a playing area. His leg was pierced by a picket and the inner thigh badly lacerated. He was treated by Dr McLinden and carried to Father Crowley’s home. Cardinal Gibbons Meets Pope in Rome. Howard Manley, 10, drowned at Cove pond Stamford while with a Sunday school class. An old newspaper ad promotes a subscription offer for a Democrat and three magazines at 42 cents a month.
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John Crowley
New Haven
T. M. Crowley
St Thomas's Church
McLinden
Crowley
Father Crowley
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Cardinal Gibbone of
Baltimore
Pontiff
Stamford
Howard Manley
Cove Pond
We Have Moved to 89 South Main Street
Announcement notes relocation to 89 South Main Street near Exchange Place. Affirms same goods and paces with high quality coffee offerings. Melding old branding with new storefront location signals continuity for customers.
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South Main St
Exchange Place
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Ohio
Steel Trust
Republican Party
Connelsville
United States
Esa Medi Butletin
Bureau of Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Frick
Pittsboro
Sunshine Club
Sunshine Clube
Sunshine News
Gompers
Otter
Scranton
Aug
Bryan
Middle Atlantic
Aller
Knights OF Pythias
Winthrop Sands
Vanderbilt
Kamsas City
Russell Sage
Kindregan Money
Mstral
City News
John Hayes
This City
Miss Liliam Hewitt
Mitchell Pees
J. R. Clayton
Wen
Rovers
Dublio
Eastern Tea Importers Co
South Mainet
Hotchkiss & Teme Pleton's
Sale
New York City
Hampson-Sellen Furniture Co
Bank Street
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