Fatal assault foiled in New York boarding house scare
A man in a West Forty second Street theatrical boarding house attacked a woman while attempting to enter her room, later dying from injuries. The incident involved Bert Vanderbilt and a coat tag bearing Frank Dornselfer in Cincinnati, with police detaining suspects as investigators pursue the case and related graft allegations in Chicago and Washington.
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United States Warns Panama Over Mendoza Presidency
The United States cautions Panama that electing Carlos Mendoza as president may be unconstitutional. The State Department says Mendoza's eligibility is under review amid Panama's political tensions and treaty protections. The matter follows reports from Panama and discussions at the American legation in Washington.
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Watson to Address Atlanta Stage in August Controversy
Thomas E Watson declares a public address from the Capitol steps in Atlanta on September 1 amid political plots he says aim to discredit him. He plans August 25 in Augusta for a prior speech and will travel from Thomson at 4 PM, urging fair trials and public hearing to defend his name.
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Adamson Revealed As National Character After Mayor Gaynor Shooting
The Gaynor shooting shows Mayor Gaynor's rugged leadership and makes Robert Adamson, his secretary, a national figure. Adamson acted first to halt Gallagher's third shot, helping to subdue him while Edwards and the mayor’s entourage stabilized the scene. He then faced relentless press duty and hospital inquiries, portraying metropolitan fame and quiet efficiency under crisis.
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Character From Pipes and The Pipe Character
Mfn Wateville of Paris, a pipe collector, argues pipe length reveals character The shorter the stem the more laborious the people the longer the stem the more slothful The more economical the pipe the shorter the stem and inverse ly the more prodigal and gluttonous the race He adds a final rule not to break pipes as essential guidance
Fulton County Voters Advised On Sheriff Election
A Fulton County sheriff candidate urges voters to decide on the salary system by ballot. He asserts a record of efficient administration and predicts a majority over opponents. He thanks supporters and pledges continued high‑quality, impartial sheriff's service.
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United States Infantry Rifle Team Leads National Rematch at Camp Perry
At Camp Perry Ohio on August 22 the U S Infantry Rifle team extended their early lead in the 200 yard stage and added to it on the 600 yard targets with a 1095 score. The massachusetts militia and Annapolis cadets trail, while New York slips to sixth after a six hundred yard world record by another unit. District of Columbia Texas Oklahoma New Jersey lead the B class standings as Kansas and Arizona follow, with various divisions and scores listed in the day’s results.
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