Reduced to Last Nickel He Ends Life in Despair
Washington July 7 A four year old boy Ines JC Dean of Hattlesh rx Mina ended his life by drinking carbolic acid. His body was found in a park near a clump of bushes on the Mall. A note in his pocket named his brother B Dean and listed a Meridian freight offices address. The only valuables found were a watch and a Beent piece. Dean had been staying at a local hotel for three weeks and appeared despondent.
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Roosevelt Seeks Support From Insurgent Wing in New Hampshire Fight
The article reports on President Theodore Roosevelt meeting insurgent figures including Beveridge and Carter as part of shaping policy for New Hampshire politics. It notes Roosevelt’s inquiries into Bass’s gubernatorial bid, calls for legislative backing, and mentions Churchill and Bass as central figures. A separate note covers Newell’s return from New York amid speculation about talks with Roosevelt over Interior Department friction.
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Jumbo Geology Volume Locks Heavy, Looms On F Street Stand
A Washington Star excerpt notes a vast Geological Survey reference work on F Street a huge multi volume bound set weighing as much as a high school gym, packed leather bound and placed on a stand for display next to a smaller Webster Unabridged pocket edition drawing contrast with its bulk. Also mentions Jim Jeffries training aversion and Arctic explorer Eskimos facing a quiet summer.
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Both Her Legs Cut Off Little Girl Can Walk
Five year old girl from Charleston South Carolina survived a trolley car crash two years old and now walks with artificial limbs after a pioneering grafting procedure at Johns Hopkins. Eleanor Berger showed results to the Fuller County Medical Association, praising Dr. B Hanger's custom limbs and noting the remarkable surgical triumph.
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Defective Armor On Battleships North Dakota And Utah
Washington reports defects in armor plates on the battleships North Dakota and Utah led to a navy department conference with New York Ship Building Company Midvale Steel Company and government experts. Flaking and annealing issues affected about fifty tons of armor valued around 70000. Replacement plates were substituted or in process at navy yards in New England and Camden while costs and responsibility for removal and replacement are debated.
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50000 Persons Go Out On Strikes
Fifty thousand garment and cloak makers, about 2008 women, walk out in New York at the International Ladies Garment Workers Union call for an eight hour day, higher wages, and guarantees that contractors pay. The local action aims to push nonunion workers to strike in sympathy if subcontracts move elsewhere, with 100 factories employing 106,909 workers, half already unionized.
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The Duke and Miss Elkins Engagement Gossip
Rome July 7 The Tribuna reports the Duke of Abruzzi now director general of the arsenal at Venice recently drove from Venice to Tottach Austria where he met many Americans including Miss Katherine Elkins This visit has revived gossip about the engagement of the duke and Miss Elkins.
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Million-Dollar Illinois Central suit opened in Chicago
The Minnote Centre Railroad Company began depositions against multiple defendants to recover one million dollars alleging fraud in repairing freight cars. Key figures former Illinois Central executives, Ostermann and Rawn, were questioned. subpoenas issued for Henry Ostermann and F H Nilea. State's Attorney Wayman pending grand jury presentation.
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Cure for Terrific Headache Promised by Smiths Pills
An early 20th century advertorial claims headaches stem from bile poison and liver trouble. It promotes Smiths Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a universal cure and laxative to relieve biliousness constipation and sick headach e. It urges keeping the vegetable pills on hand and notes physicians use and recommend them.
John D Rockefeller Turns 71 In Simple Observance
Cleveland Ohio July 7 John D Rockefeller will celebrate his seventy first birthday tomorrow at Forest Hill his summer home. No special arrangements are planned as customary the event will be observed with greetings from his immediate family.
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Piedmont Masons Hold Meeting Tonight
Piedmont Lodge No 447 Free and Accepted Masons meets tonight at o'clock. The semi annual finance committee report will be read and the degree of Master Mason conferred on two candidates. The Piedmont lodge is among Georgia's largest and youngest led by a youthful corps of officers.
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Margie Tilington Returns in Uplifting Stage Moment
Fragmented text shows Margie Tilington, an actress, recalling a past scene about home life and a humorous line about socks. The passage emphasizes domestic themes and a light, playful exchange.
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Fashionable New Foulards and Pongees Showerproof Fabrics
The notice describes fashionable foulards and pongees, noting showerproof properties. It mentions 24 inch wide fabrics and emphasizes new arrivals in the textile collection.
Indian Maharajah Buys All American Autos for India
Maharajah Sayaji Rao III of Baroda plans a two week New York stay and will buy one example of every American auto maker he tests. He seeks autos and harvesting machinery to import, plus a van load of toys, as he returns to India after evaluating options on this tour.
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David Robinson Honored by Gaynor in New York
New York July 7 Special Mayor Gaynor appoints David Robinson as damage grade commissioner a city post with a good salary and demanding duties He is a Georgia native later a New York resident and nephew of the late Judge Newman for over thirty years Ordinary of Washington county Georgia and Civil War Confederate veteran His background includes ties to Georgia Society of New York and Southern Society plus work in brokerage and leadership of the New York News Service Sureaw
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Three Lives Saved by an 11 Year Old Boy
In Piqua Ohio a distressed incident occurred when a horse frightened riders and threw a group into Swift Run lake. An 11 year old boy heroically rescued three children from about twenty feet of water while a Black woman attempted to save another passenger but was beaten unconscious, later saved by a second rescuer.
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Knickerbocker Now Seeks More Servants After Mourning
At a Tuxedo dinner Mrs August Belmont mocked excess in New York society. She quipped about the young Knickerbocker, noting he had nineteen servants at his town house and, since King Edwards death, hired four more including colorized staff to greet mourners and manage visitors.
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