Roosevelt Tour Through Ohio and Indiana Sparks Crowds
Across Ohio and Indiana Roosevelt drew large crowds in towns along the route. He urged honesty and fair deals for all, targeting both rich and poor, and pressed for corporate accountability and justice. Supporting speeches by Colonel Roosevelt highlighted calls for ordinary citizens to demand decent citizenship and government action.
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Boone
Roosevelt
Ohio
Todlaia
Africa
Robsavelt Thade
Petia
New York State
Trafic
Cleveland
Advertising Himself in New York Amid Roosevelts Row
A New York statement from William Joe, leader of the old guard, rejects demagogic pot theories and attacks Roosevelt. He argues Roosevelt fears cracks and warns the president is not helping the party, claiming Roosevelt seeks personal advertisement.
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New York
William Joe
Old Guard
Roosevelt
Roose
Waiting for Roosevelt on a 40 mile ride in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Wy August 26 locals debate if Roosevelt can return as a horseman. A 40 mile journey Wednesday by Rowen Yelt and western friends aims to connect with United States Senator tunnel and Fort D A Bur well, testing the colonel back into public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Roosevelt
Rowen
Yelt
United States
Fort D. A. Burwell
Vice President Sherman to tour Illinois and New York
Vice President Sherman begins a speaking tour through Illinois and New York after a brief pause in early August. He plans numerous talks in the Illinois district, avoiding political commentary while in transit.
Forest fires urged against general welfare stance
A fragmented Washington dispatch portrays Republican senators Heyburn Mondell and Carter as opposing forest fire controls, with Gifford Pinchot described as a deposed chief forester whose statement argues fires cause unnecessary property losses in the West.
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Washington, D. C
Heyburn
Indo
Benator Carter
Montenanil Tesentitive Mondell
General Welfare
Gifford Pinchot
Whief Forester
Only Two Callers Visited Taft Today and He Enjoyed Life
President Taft had a quiet day with no work on the desk as visitors limited to two. Senator and governor guests arrived briefly, while Taft planned a vacation and attended a Hampton Institute meeting later in the afternoon.
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Taft
Heverly
Governor Pert
New Jersey
Inneteen
Hampton Institute
SIX ONLY KILLED Says Supt Khrke of Grand Trunk Rall
A rear collision near Durand wounded several including Mrs Woodward Jenny St Johns Hospital Halifax and Mrs Katherine Squires. Victims include Mra Lostie Dochlar and Bert Mitchell engineer, with reports of possible fatalities among George Nelson and others.
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Supt
Khrke
Grand Trunk
Durand
Mick
Ang
Phrke
Fae
Alton Woodwark
Chicago
James Moestenn
Seus
A. Seheltes
Chiaige
Ginton A
Davie
Montreal
Mex Woodward
George Nelson
Ecotrary
Bert Mitchell
Forvant Tenis
Minister Killed While On Picnic at Pittsfield Falls
In Pittsfield Massachusetts on August 2 Reverend Dr William Vail Wiben Davis pastor of the First Congregational Church was killed when a cart wheel toppled and crushed him near Hawk Bish Falls while the minister, accompanied by his daughter, prepared to light a barrel of torches for the carriage. Davis a 1803 Amherst graduate and former pastor at Pinefield, is survived by his wife, daughter of Amherst's late President Stern.
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Pittefield
Mass
William Vail Wiben Davis
Pittsfield
Hawk Wek
Davie
Migs
Hawk Bish
Tavie
Amherst College
Manchester
Tharak
Pinefield
Sterne
Amaherst College
Lawrence Mayoralty Petition Seeks Mandamus Against Jordan
The petition aims to compel Mayor Thomas M. Jordan of Lawrence to call a meeting of the common council so a joint convention with the aldermen can elect a successor to former Mayor William P. White, serving a three year sentence for bribery. The attorney general approved the mandamus petition after Jordan declined to convene the council.
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Peticion
Thomas M. Jordin
Lawrenne
Board of Aldermen
William P. White
Supreme
Murphy
Lawrence
Jordan
Wounell
Anit
Cornell
Fter
Malone
Common Council
Coal Famine Seen In Russia As Collieries Shut Down
Mount Petersbnry Russia August 20 cholera spreads across Russia prompting closure of all collieries in surrounding regions. Officials acknowledge 30 000 reported cases but estimates exceed two hundred thousand, signaling an unavoidable coal shortage this winter and serious economic disruption.
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Rurzia
Mt. Petersbnry
Russia
Civiv
Rueda
Abdul Hamid Rumor Of Hiding In Istanbul Villa
Rumor spreads that Abdul Hamid has escaped Villa Alotint and is hidden in a secret government villa near Salery. The tale surfaces again with a story claiming his alleged escape details.
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Abdul Hamid
Constantinople
Salery
Ehud
Sone Villa
Population of United States With Its Island Possessions
United States population with its island possessions grows to about 200 million total as of August 26. The report notes territorial possessions affecting counts and distribution. City and agency initials appear in the dispatch, reflecting census tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Spanish miners threaten widespread action in Madrid
Aug 24 report says a penioral strike by Speinkkann and the Sevlsret Mouitay threatens to walk out unless Iy may exit the Hilti itsitich where no strike has occurred for several weeks. Proposals of the miners are being weighed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Speinkkann
Sevlsret
Man Kills Himself After Long Struggle in City Hotel
Henry Prince ended years of struggle by consuming poison in a hotel room near Mitchell Street. Found by a clerk after his body lay undisturbed, the death is ruled suicide. Notes addressed to his wife and two daughters reveal personal despair and gratitude to those who aided him.
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Burling
Henry Prince
de Mitchell
Carver
South Battery
Filbert
Mitchell
Dtret
Th. Nohan
Dewuph Mitchell
William Pagan
Bewkay
Prinvee
Perms Prinet
White River Junction
Matthe Jante
Bellows Falls
Ani
Child Killed by Swing in Somerset Yard
A four year old girl, Borlen, daughter of Mr and Mire Albert Borden, was found hanging from a swing rope in the family yard on Simme Avenue Somerset yesterday. Neighbors and the mother rushed her inside for aid but she died. Br. We Bowker attempted revival with no success. Authorities note possible misfortune as rope entanglement caused fatal injury.
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Fall Hiver
Maes
Ang
Kieamir PF
Borlen
Stabbed With Fork Causes Victim’s Death in Portland
In Portland Maine on August 26 Mersigilo Valendino died yesterday afternoon at Maine General Hospital from injuries alleged to be caused by Santo Ferrante who is jailed on bonds. The dispute arose over a balance on an unsettled debt and Ferrante allegedly used a steel macaroni fork in the attack. Ferrante demanded ten dollars and Valendino offered three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Mersigilo Valendino
Maine General Hospital
Santo ‘Ferrante
Perranto
Vilendino
Worcester Principal Warns Against Football Team
Principal Worcester of Springfield High said yesterday the school would likely drop football and favor basketball and track. He argued football consumes too many athletes and yields safety concerns, noting the school’s strong reputations in other scholastic sports.
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Worcester
ASK NEW RATES FOR PHILADELPHIA TO NEW ENGLAND COAL ROUTES
Washington DC August 26 The Bad en Coal company of Boston asked the interstate commerce commission to set through rates on coal from the Adi val ley regions in Pennsylvania to Philadelphia New England Pennsylvania and other import points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Baden Coal Company
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commie Toe
Adi Valley
Pennsylvania
New England
Paiesylvania
Races at Morrisville Fair Feature Fast Heats and Stakes
All in straight heats at Morrisville Fair report fast pace and strong attendance with 4000 to 6000 present. Notable events include 3:40 trot, 2:20 pace, and 3:20 stake trot with several horses and owners named such as Newport stock farm, Lady Malbion, and Gilbert Au Gracie Tintd. Event details list stake times, participants, and venues with local sponsors.
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Morrisville
Lamaitie Valley
Gantering
Yin
Tye
Mason
Kounlet
Newport Stock Farm
Lady Malbion
JTL
Dionirviity
Gilbert
Gracie
Franke Troe
Hail Oy
Miner Heir Sets 2:00 Pace in Major Race
Minor Heir, driven by L Tn Herwy of Minn, won a imperial major race at preac cantern eirewit 1ME Ke Hersoy of Savage Minn. The fastest quarter was several in 20 serene, with 29 Lk deld jointly by Minor Heir and Star Pointer. Heir-at-an was offered 55000 by M I Savage of Minnesota last February.
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Hersoy
Savage
Mino
Minn
Eletory Agulnet Wook
Ceveral
Star Pointer
M. i. Savage
Minnesota
Hayford Titus wed in West Somerville Universalist church
Miss Marian Lucy Titus daughter of Rev and Mrs Ansom Titus and Leslie Hayford formerly of St Johnsbury Wisconsin were married last evening at the Thint Universalist church in West Somerville. The ceremony followed by reception at the bride’s parents home 1041 Beacon Street Brookline. Both bride and groom are graduates of Toft.
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Boston
Marian Lucy
Titus
Ansom Titus
Raymond Avenue
Leslie Hayford
St Johnsbury
Thint Universalist
West Somerville
Reremvny
Ree
Weary Adame Teey
Porter v
Henry Me
Ehrareh
Tie Owen
Summerville
Campmeeting Officers Form 42nd Spring Grove Association
Vergennes Aug 21 The 42nd annual meeting of the Spring Grove Campmeeting association was held in the chapel with President N L Wall presiding Officers listed include vice president J Dan of Histol secretary Rev Bo Stone of Bristol treasurer TH W Threy of Sherman and other officers from Salisbury Middlebury Bristol Ferrisburg and Worridge A vote of appreciation was extended to district superintendent Ree BP L Dyw for his six years of service to the association
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Threy
Shermurne
F. CL Dyer
Salisbury
True Toes
Cady
Middlebury
W. C. Sturtevant
Woytridge
F. Beach
Ferrisburg
Boaniman
W. N. Gave
Bristol
BP. L. Dyw
Worcester men indicted for offering bribes to license board
John B. Sirmint and William Touelird of Worcester were indicted at the May grand jury session for allegedly bribing a license commissioner to influence license distribution. The case before Judge Fessenden charged Sirmint with offering around 200 to 3,000 to Commissioner Bousquet and Touelird with offering 60 to two associates. The government led with Commissioner Bouchard’s testimony, followed by attorney Wiebtrim.
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Fitchburg
Mis
John B. Sirmint
Wii Touelird
Worcester
Woreeater
Eli Tria
Fessenden
Bousquet
Johm
Houchard
Bouchard
Wiebtrirn
Death in Heat Strikes New York Man in Lawrence Mass
William H Cutting of New York died in Lawrence August 20 after suffering heart failure induced by heat. Medical Examiner Dow attributed the death to heat in a man aged 63. Wife accompanied him on the trip. he left two sons and a daughter. Address listed as 6d East 41st Street New York.
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William H. Cutting
New York
Lawrence
Mass
Dow
Willian TH
New York City
Cutting
East Aith Street
Consul Recalled From Manila Amid Turbulent Move
A consular recall from Manila follows a disputed maneuver described in opaque chatter. Officials deny wrongdoing while insiders cite political pressure and shifting alliances impacting Philippine relations and regional diplomacy.
Additions to Checklist Shape Ward Voting Changes
Reports from Ottawa recount the first voting wave for Ward 2 with 47 new voters added to the register. The civil authority’s boards approved six changes, and 20 youths were sworn as freemen to become dream voters. Names across Wards 1 2 and 3 include Averill Douglass Te ynor Healey and many others, listing multiple additions and removals to the city rolls.
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Civil Authority
Wieder
Freemsn
Ottawa
William D. Marrion
Pasquale Comelli
Grange Halvoes
Alex
H. Smith
John Keefe
Carl Eisenuter
William Rossi
Odliph G. Prattini
Ha, Douglass
W. J. Shanley
Arthur Averill
Joi Mareer
Burien C. Soblini
A. J. Healy
John ¥. Carn
M. A. Poli
Austin McNeil
James Duncan
Paul Fledwall
Lee Williams
Rid
Slack Praises Vermont Campaign and Industrial Education
A Republican tally at city hall featured Dr. J. A. Mead for governor and L. P. Shack for lieutenant governor, with Congressman Foster and others speaking. Mr. Slack expressed confidence in a large party majority and advocated industrial education, better highways, and keeping young men employed on farms through employer liability reforms.
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Ninwell
Ordway Attacks Platforms in Vermont Speech
Chester E. Ordway delivered an address on September 5 in Wallon to boost his ticket and attack rival parties. He claimed the Republican convention praised its record but offered only individual initiative while railing against Democratic labor policies and the failures of capitalists guiding Vermont’s factories.
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Wallot
Ondumy
Itg
Vermont
Tull Investigation of Wreck Underway
Central Vermont conducts a lengthy probe into a wreck with witnesses and party leaders sought before a final report to the Public Service Commission. Officials at Mequereal approved findings, and the investigation aims to reveal causes behind the trains running that week. Me. Manler, operator at Northfield during the wreck, has left for Canada.
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Heastug
Xovtl
Central
Vermont
Mequreal
Public Service Commission
Manler
Northfield
Cana
Notre Dame Parish Welcomes New Pastor Rev Nagene C Min
Notre Dame parish in St. Johnsbury Vermont longtime large Roman Catholic church welcomed Rev Nagene C Min from Our Lady of the Snows Wanidetock arriving with a procession of former parishioners and four presbyters. The event featured a French band and a formal welcome reading by Jeanne Pinard with gifts presented to the new pastor and rosary bouquets.
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St. Johnsbury
Notre Dame
Vermont
Nagene C. Min
Her Lady of the Snows
Wanidetock
Royal
Fan
Jeyne Pinard
Drowblore
Rosea
J. A. Hotswornault
Amik
Gurate
Th. Mariean
J. A. Damo
Attempt to Sterilize Rutland Water Supply
Under Prof J W Vater guidance Rutland plans to sterilize its water source to remove typhoid contamination. A disinfectant trial will be conducted with immediate water testing at the state station. After several trials, if safe, general use may be authorized amid ongoing typhoid concerns.
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Rutland
Ang
J. W. Vater
Burtington
Ialion
Slashing at Rutland Ends in Hospital After Fight
In Rutland on August 26 Constantino Vilteriano was wounded on his arm in a fight with former friend Giovanni Petota who fled toward Troy after an incident at the Kiunkin street boarding house. Both men worked at the Huwe Style Woodles mill, quarrels flared up mid shift, and Petota fled in a freight car as Vilteriano raised his arm to ward off a blow, ending with the victim on the 615 train toward Troy.
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Rutland
Constantino Vilter Riano
Giovanni Pedota
Selio
Dreve
Troy
Kiunktin Street
Peitot
Vitegtians
Snorazor
Tros
Girl Dies in Four Days from Paralysis in Townehend
Hattie Nash, daughter of A. D. Nash, Townehend, died after a four day illness described as a paralysis disease. Reports say she became fatally paralyzed Sunday morning and passed away Wednesday night in Vermont. Local authorities noted the illness as infinaile paralysia.
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Hattie Nash
Townehend
Aratilebora
Vermont
Townehem
Hattie EU Nash
A.D. Nash
Dartmouth worker killed by chain at Hanover site
At Hanover yesterday afternoon a Dartmouth dining hall project man was killed when a chain or derrick failed. The deceased, about 32, was from White River Junction and leaves a widow. The accident occurred while workers were on site at the Dartmouth facility.
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Horace Hope
White River Junction
Hanover
White Hier
Lersce Ute
Jlanover
Dartenouth Fey
Bankruptcy filing in St Albans man with exempt assets
Calvin B. Nien of St Albans, a laborer, filed a bankruptcy petition in the United States court. The debtor lists assets of $100 and liabilities of $23, all assets claimed exempt. clerk F. & Vines noted the case Aug. 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin B. Nien
St. Albans
Roland
Boy dies from blood poisoning after fall mishap
Herbert Rock, 12, son of William Hook of Granite Street, died at 1 10 PM yesterday from blood poisoning stemming from a fall last Sunday. He tripped on a stone while walking home from a picnic in the Tiseniewid grove, struck his leg, and later developed fever and infection. Funeral from St Monlen church scheduled for Saturday at 9 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Rock
William Hook
Granite Street
Esterlay
E.G
E.G. Chidelia Wes
St. Monlen’e Chumel
Narrow escape atPrevirey Ong plant crane collapse
O A Churchill contractor narrowly escaped serious injury at Previrey Ong landall company plant while adding to the works. A derrick toppled, hitting his jaw and head as workers pulled him from danger. He was taken home and treated by Dr W D Reid, who found four stitches and minor scalp wound. Churchill returned to the site shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Churchill
Onglandall & Company
Witerbild
W. D. Reid
Churchill
J Edward Smith Dies at 2 A.M. in Barre Residence
J Edward Smith died at 2 o'clock this morning at 8 Liberty Street after five months of illness. Born February 20, 1870, in Whitten, Pa, he moved to Barre nineteen years ago and worked fifteen years as a cutter at Jones Brothers plant. Survived by his wife, a brother Daniel W. Smith, and a sister Mrs Ty Creed. Funeral from his home Sunday afternoon at 2 with Rev J W Barnett officiating. burial in Kimwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Smith
Liberty Street
Stith
Whitten
Barre
Jones Brothers
Clinochan
W. Sunita
Ty Creed
Northfeld
Anon
Chowk
Rev
J. W. Barnett
Kimwood Cemetery
Popular Chelsea Young People Married Yesterday
Chelsea Aug 4 1894 Leon C Ordway and Misseratewort wed at the Methodist parsonage Thursday afternoon then left by automobile for Barre City to begin their honeymoon. Ordway is with Ordway Holmes Co and his bride has taught in the graded school. The couple are among the town's popular young people and friends rejoice at their permanent plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Leon C. Ordway
Barre City
Mer Ordway
Ordway, Holmes & Co
Lorith
Talk of the Town notes from weeks back
In Wallet today TH Rogers is mentioned with a Mrs Tt A Woltinoff returning to Mansonville Quebec after visiting relatives in the city. Italian Athletic club plans a Hardwick lineup at God hard camps tomorrow at 2 45 PM.
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Tt. A. Woltinoff
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