Imbles Resolution on Roosevelt Sparks Sharp Debate
Baltimore lawyer Whitelock moves to condemn President Roosevelt criticizing him over the trust case. roar and disapproval sweep the American Bar association session in Portland Maine. Ambassadors Bryce and Bruce are praised. officers elected. Bryce made honorary member as two thousand attend. Alabama lynching case reported near Columbus, Mississippi, as a violent crime note closes the item.
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A_ resolu
Roosevelt
Te Whitelock
Baltimore
Alton B. Parker
Whitelock
Jamesee
Bryce
Ther
Ker
England
Bruce
J. M. Dickinson
Chicago
John Hinkley
F. E. Wadnams
New York
Ambassador Bryce
Association
Frederick W. Lehmann
St. Louis
Four Die in Trolley Car Crash at Canandaigua
Rochester N Y August 29 four people were killed when a Rochester and Eastern trolley struck an automobile driven by Dr George Waldron at a crossing near Canandaigua Mrs Waldron and Mrs Seandling Mrs Hobbs of Hopewell and Mrs Farnsworth of Rochester perished instantly Dr Waldron aged sixty two a prominent physician leaves a widow two sons and a daughter.
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N. Y
George Waldron
Rochester and Eastern
Canandaguia
Waldron
William Seandling
Jane Hobbs
Hopewell
Katie Farnsworth
Farnsworth
Cairo marshal shot near Moccasin Gap during posse raid
Thomasville report says Eugene Cargell, Cairo marshal, was killed by Cohen Simms, his uncle's house near Moccasin Gap, Fla. Simms surrendered. Cargell led a posse locating Charles Williams, accused of killing Grady County Sheriff Tyus. Sheriff Hight pursues Williams by auto.
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Thomasville
Eugene Cargell
Cairo
Cohen Simms
Moccassin Gap
Fla
Simms
Cargill
Charles Williams
Tyus
Grady County
Caryell
Hight
Williams
Rear Admiral Charles H. Davis Retired From Navy
Washington reports Rear Admiral Charles H. Davis retired from naval service on Wednesday after a long career beginning with his entry into the fleet earlier years. Details of his assignments and final duties were not provided in the release.
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Washington
Charles H. Davis
Navy
Powers questions Beckham on military escort for witness
Georgetown and Washington debate if Governor Beckham may authorize a military escort for W. B. Taylor to testify in the Powers case. Caleb Powers contends such action exceeds the governor’s authority and could empanel any Kentucky officer or private citizen to arrest Taylor, who is indicted for murder. Meanwhile, justice officials in Grand Rapids will represent Cyrus Gillette and the War Department in civil actions connected to a Fort Brady shooting of a woman by a bullet fired during a fleeing deserter incident.
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Caleb Powers
Beckham
Commonwealth
Robert Franklin
Taylor
Powers
Kentucky
Washington
War Department
Department of Justice
United States District Attorney
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cyrus Gillette
Fort Brady
Sault Ste. Marie
Love Me Love My Dog on Continental Railway
A stylish Frenchwoman on a continental railway lavishes care on her dog for hours. At every stop she walks the pet, feeds it from its basket, and even buys mineral water poured into a tiny folding cup for the dog.
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Les Me's Weekly
Conference offers to end Central American warfare
President Roosevelt and President Diaz offer good offices to Central American republics to convene a peace conference in Washington. Acting Secretary Adee announced notes were sent to five states and would be released after receipt of replies. Diplomats expect invitations to confer and view the move as likely to secure permanent peace.
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Roosevelt
Diaz
Five Republice
Central America
United States
Mexico
Republies
Adve
State Department
Adee
Goder
Senor Corea
Zelaya
Three Children Poisoned in Wisconsin Mystery
Winona Minn Aug 20 Three children of John Ralschie Melvin Clara and Albert were mysteriously poisoned at Ettrick Wisconsin after a berry picking trip. Melvin aged eight died before a doctor arrived and Clara aged ten died soon after. The remaining child cannot recover as physicians fail to explain the poisoning.
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Winona, Minn
John Ralschie
Melvin
Clara
Albert
Ettrick
Wis
Tragedy in a Saloon in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama on August 29 Thomas M Sumerall a boilermaker was shot and killed by Wade Hampton Hunter in a saloon Five shots were fired into Sumeralls body as he sank lifeless to the floor The two men had been drinking and their feud arose from union matters Hunter hails from a prominent South Carolina family with a home in Sum mer South Carolina
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Montgomery
Ala
Thomas M. Sumerall
Wade Hampton Hunter
Sumerall
Hunter
South Carolina
Trains Wrecked and Donkey Engine Explodes Near Station
The Jacksonville Coal company crew at Eaiuart station on the Coal and Coke railroad suffered seven men injured or killed when a donkey engine derailed on a trestle and toppled cars. The boiler exploded, killing Theodore Miller and fatally injuring six others.
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Elkins
W. Va
Theodore Miller
Jacksonville Coal Company
Eaiuart Station
Coal and Coke Railroad
Train Hits a Carriage in Alliance Killing Several
Alliance Ohio reports a Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago passenger train crashed into a carriage at a crossing killing Mrs Byron Hendricks a six year old granddaughter Hazel Lowther and Arthur Oystar the carriage driver. Minot North Dakota notes a woman Alice Douglas who operates a Berthold resort is accused of shooting a man in the foot after a dispute over a blind pig. Authorities investigate both incidents.
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Minot, D. D
Alice Douglas
Berthold
N. D
Ex-Judge Briggs Involved in Land Sale Runaway Accident
Aug 29 report from Miller in Des Moines describes ex judge Briggs and Justice Ek Miller guiding a newcomer to a quarter section sale when the horses bolted, throwing all three. They were injured, horses damaged, buggy wrecked. Aug 2 in Des Moines notes two steamfitters, John Price and John Kelly, scalded by a boiler explosion in the Savoy hotel. Kelly in precarious condition.
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Des Moines
Savoy Hotel
John Price
John Kelly
Kelly
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden Visits Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden visits President Roosevelt with a luncheon at Sagamore Hill and an informal dinner at the Hotel Astor. The visit draws hearty greetings from Swedish-Americans as the party tours New York and Oyster Bay, with naval training topics discussed during a private talk with the president.
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Roosevelt
Hotel Astor
Broadway
Prince Wilhelm
Sweden
Marshal Bernadotte
Napoleon
Newport
Massachusetts
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Herman Lagerkrantz
Kletcher
Prince
Huntington Wilson
Oyster Bay
Long Island
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Fylgia
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John B. Jackson
Persia
R.C. Bulmer
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J. Franklin Bell
United States Army
Orange
Mme. Lagerkrantz
Fyldla
A. Ekengren
Washington
Clarholm
John Astergren
Prince Wilhelm Invited to Visit Duluth by Svea Glee Club
Duluth residents and Nordic communities await a possible royal visit as the Svea Glee club invites Prince Wilhelm of Sweden. J A Sebenius chairs the invitation effort and hopes the prince will accept, drawing Scandnavian visitors from nearby cities.
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Duluth
Prince Wilhelm
Sweden
Svea Glee Club
J. A. Sebenius
Went Beyond Their Depth While Wading in Oakland
Four boys were drowned at Oakland, a suburb, after going beyond their depth while wading. The incident occurred in Topeka, Kansas, on August 29, with local authorities investigating the drowning.
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Topeka
Kan
Oakland
Four youths drown in Kaw River incident
On Wednesday night in the Kaw river four boys died after wading beyond their depth. The deceased are Earl Fleming, Charles Fleming, Lauren Rankin, and Harold Rankin. Rescue crews recovered the bodies as authorities investigated the tragedy.
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Kaw River
Earl Fleming
Charles Fleming
Lauren Rankin
Harold Rankin
Tragic Auto Test Ends in Woman’s Death at Morris Park
New York on August 29 Mrs Leslie Kelsey wife of R G Kelsey real estate man and auto writer died after being hurled from a speeding car during a trial around Morris Park track. The car was driven by Stewart Elliott and her husband followed fifty feet behind in another vehicle.
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New York
Morris Park Track
Leslie Kelsey
R. G. Kelsey
Stewart Elliott
Tragic electrocution of Henry A. Curry in Superior
Henry A. Curry a Great Northern switchman was electrocuted on a telegraph pole in Superior on Wednesday afternoon. He climbed to the pole top on a dare and touched two wires, creating a circuit. He fell, struck the wire network below, and died instantly. medical help arrived but the doctor confirmed instantaneous death.
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Superior
Wis
Henry A. Curry
Widow dies of lockjaw after rusty nail injury
Battle Lake Minnesota notices the death of Mrs Wold an aged widow from Everts near Battle Lake. She stepped on a rusty nail a week earlier and began to suffer severe effects two days before her death. The case reports tetanus resulting from the injury.
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Battle Lake
Minn
Wold
Everts
State rate cuts urged hurt railroads, warns official
Comptroller Plant of the Southern Trailway testifies in the North Carolina rate case in Washington. He argues that lowering passenger rates risks a wider business panic and shares responsibility with the state. He says congestion has eased recently due to system improvements and that more rate legislation could reduce activity, threatening general trade.
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Washington
Southern Trailway
North Carolina
Justice
Southern Railway
Bank offers safety deposit services and general banking
Interest bearing certificates of de posits issued. Deeds, Insurance Pol icies and other valuable papers cared for in our safety deposit boxes without charge. General banking business in all its branches trans acted.
That Professor Blink Fooled Me Bad
A Baltimore American quotation frames a tale of deception by a professor claiming ethnology as the science of races. The speaker sought a book on ethnology in a library and found no guidance on choosing winners, highlighting a sharp misdirection in scholarly pretensions.
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Rover
Baltimore American
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