Germany's strong man Von Bielerstein dies in Baden Wurttemberg
Harendorf Marshall Von Bielerstein Germany's top diplomat died in Baden Wurttemberg after a brief illness. He had been appointed to the London embassy to foster understanding between Germany and Great Britain since Bismarck's era. Baron Hieberstein, formerly London envoy since May, had been recovering from health issues.
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Germany
Harendorf Marshall von Bielerstein
Bismark
Varnie Derstein
Baron Hieberstein
London
Great Britain
Boston Red Sox welcomed by 100000 in hometown celebration
Boston honored the champions after returning from the West as fans lined a mile of streets and gathered at Horton common for an official welcome. Mayor del F. Witegerold spoke and handed the city keys to the team while players received praise for their season and optimism for the world series. Manager Stall addressed the crowd with a note of inspiration for upcoming games.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Thin City
Horton Common
Poplar
del F. Witegerold
Thie Maar
Red Sox
Jake” Stall
Alond
Hunting Fatality Reported in Franklin Maine
The first Maine hunting fatality of the fall season was reported from Franklin. Walter Mureh, 21, was accidentally shot by a companion while partridge hunting. Ellsworth dispatch notes the incident occurred during a hunting party.
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Walter Murch
Companion
Ellsworth
Maine
Franklin
Walter Mureh
Heated Rejoinders Mark NY Police Inquiry Hearing
New York aldermanic committees hear from James Creelman president of the civil service commission amid fiery exchanges. Witnesses accuse the Police Commissioner Waldo of shifting responsibility for appointments while critics charge the process as partisan gadgetry. The hearing probes why about 40 civil service list appointees were made after Waldo took office despite prior rejection as unfit.
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New York
James Creelman
Munnicipal Civil Service Commission
Waldo
Fintt
Emery IR. Harkner
Creelman
Alexander Keogh
Richard Welling
Civil Service
James C. Cropsey
Civil Serviceommssion
Wat
Commission For
Keogh
Crensman
Borkner
Walle
Althogh
Creviman
Bat Ie
My Walla
Cropney
Classified Postmasters May Enter Civil Service
Washington D C Sept 24 A decision that President Taft will issue an executive order to place all fourth class postmasters into civil service was reported after postmasters at a Richf nd Ten convention petitioned for classification The move would remove political influence from most government officers below cabinet level and require extensive civil service oversight and congressional action for certain ranks
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Taft
United States
Bawant
Viditore
Drulttal
Hey
Dole ii
Dwel Tletien
Hitchnock
Summitten
Portmaster Generaty
Aiscisa
Himel
Dave
Mitchcoek
Embry
Rousevelt
Plan
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Sconsini
Civil Nervioss Commission
Prstofire Department
Eral Hiehenek
Governor Woodrow Wilson Campaign Through Pennsylvania Tour
Pennsylvania voters welcomed Governor Woodrow Wilson as he rode the state campaigning to crowds at Barton Delaware Water Gap Portland and Stroudsburg. He spoke at an armory rally in Stroudsburg and critiqued the national party alignment while urging return of government to the people.
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Sept
Frainy
Pennsylvania
Woodriw Wilton
Sear
Armory
Eeqiel
Phillipsburg
Nut
Barton
Delaware
Water Gap
Portland
Stroudsburg
Strowdenburg
A. Mitchell Palmer
Ernor
Eorex
Nolody
Pennwala
Democratic Party
Alwat
Ton
Phittorm
United States
Philadelphia
Dow Firm Sent to Wall for Creditors’ Benefit
Rowton Sept 24 The stock exchange firm of Stephen R Dow & Co went to the wall for creditors protection. Stephen B Dow head of the firm resigned as president of several companies including Franklin Indiana North Take Algomas and Corbin Copper. Fred Williams said banks arranged the action to determine the usual business of the firm.
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Stephen R. Dow
Stock Exchange
Rowton
Stephen R. Dow & Co
Benet
Ani
Stephen B. Dow
Franklin
Indiana
North Take
Algomas
Corbin
Fred Williams
Aesignees
Tir
Primary Nomination Day in Massachusetts
Boston voters select nominees under direct primary rules for November. Republicans and Democrats rate prospects, with party officials predicting conformation and opposition forecasts. Contests loom for Congress, state offices, and local committees as polls close.
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Massachusette
Conilidates
Min
Fost
Ehaery
Velletier
Sunee Tatike
Faney Joseph Walker
Colmel Everett Benton
Annte
Inet
Republicane
Democrate
Chosing Tate
Contellior
Atate
Dnd
Johnson Campaign Tour Through New England
Governor Johnson, Progressive candidate for vice president, planned a “fleet appeal” in Worcester, Massachusetts. He spent the night in Springfall and prepared to leave for Wearstrater, then to Boston for a meeting tonight. The three day tour covers New England with stops in key cities.
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Mass
Johnson
New England
Worcester
Noston
Cory
Pwigning
McAdoo declines debate in party letter
New York September 24 W G McAdoo acting chairman of the Democratic national committee declines a joint debate challenge to Republican chairman C D Tiller. He cites it would not be a square deal and says a complete discussion should include a Progressive party representative.
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New York
W. G. McAdoo
C. D. Tiller
Republican National
Filles
Mt Republicns
McAdoo
Progressive Party
May Present Straus for Governor In Progressive Bid
May present Oscar S. Straus of Saratoga N Y as a Progressive gubernatorial candidate to the Republican State convention. Senator Newcomb of New York warns of possible opposition while Straus appeals for cross party support and adherence to his Empire State program as telegraphic inquiries and party debates unfold ahead of the convention.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Oscar S. Straus
Progressive Party
Josh To Newcomb
Iqun Bik
Mr. Straus
Strim
Traum
Hany
Wincere
Newcorth
Pire
Newco
Straue
Roosevelt
Empire
Renator Newenah
Barnes
Willian M. Ivine
United
Taft Banner Dis honored Man Roosevelts Ohio Stop
States Senator Elihu Root and other leaders react to a telegram as Roosevelt visits Missouri. He accuses the Republican national committee of corrupting party unity and attacks Taft supporters as dishonest. Roosevelt rails at the Chicago convention and praises honesty while touring Kansas and Missouri.
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Elihu Root
Tin Barnes
Straus
Witness testimony flares in Rosenthal murder hearing
Readers hear declarations and cross claims about Becker and Rosenthal case as witnesses describe graft, motives, and possible ties to a murder plot. Key figures include Scheppe Hart Boguboom Berkholm and Hart, with testimony focusing on alleged intents and connections among officials gamblers and police. The hearing adjourned after a long session as witnesses stood by their statements.
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Ark
Decker
Sam Scheppe
Rosenthal
Fred K. Johns
Hut Springs
My. Joby
Sehepps
New York
Revker
Ohnson
Sehoyps
Igang
John W. Hart
Charles Rocker
Berkloltz
Wim
Herman Keewathal
Mike
Mirty
Soeand
Bane Ling
Gilbert A. Boguboom
Michael Berkholm
Het
Mente
Nations Join in Council at Cham bers of Commerce Congress
Boston hosts the fifth International Congress of Chambers of Commerce at Copley Plaza with nearly all 100 delegates present. Charles Nagle, secretary of commerce and labor, represents the United States. Welcoming addresses are given by Howe ornate s, Mayor Fitnerabl, and Joseph Russell of the Boston Chamber of Commerce. Legrand, presiding officer, was to respond for delegates.
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Fifth International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Copley Plaza Hotel
Charles Nagle
Legrand
Congress
Child Dies After Ingesting Paint At Home
Rutland report notes Dorothy Golien, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lodb Golien, died after eating dried paint from a wand at her home on Kil Hinge Avenue. The child, known to taste paint, reportedly began a paint habit and died yesterday following an apparent accidental ingestion.
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Rutland
Jem Hoors
Hinge Avenue
Dorothy
May Get Johnson At Barre Visit For Vermont Progressives
The Barre visit plan signals Governor Hiram Johnson of California may attend next Saturday's Progressive events in Barre if travel holds. Vermont Progressives expect two prominent speakers, with Senator Parrish already appearing, while Roosevelt potential ties and Fletcher attacks shape campaign dynamics.
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Hiram Johpson
California
Massachueette
Nesortal
Shane
Barre
Interpresifent
Worcester
Maes
Vermont
Johnadon
Pareclles Hie
Allen M. Fletch
Hormevolt
Progressive
Vo Vers Mont
Groen Mountains
Provisional Government in Ulster Campaign Opens Week
Belfast September week opens with Ulster unionist council meeting led by delegates including Sir Edward Carew and Frederick K Smith. James Henry Campbell and Londonderry move resolutions supporting the commission’s steps toward a provisional government for Ulster. Carson, Campbell, Smith rally in fevered pace as football trials begin. team selections and practice plans draw focus amid broader political activity.
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Belfast
Ulster
Ulter Unionist Council
Atendel
Sir Edward Carew
Frederick K. Smith
James Henry Campbell
Lond Londonderry
Repecla
Wise
Thomas Sinelite
Jasiis Craig
Agioniat
Down
Faet
Edward Selater
Thenieniot Clobe
Ireland
Robert Wallace
Orange Lodges
Bern
Jtle
Biward Carson
Messrs. Smith
Campbell
Elderly Woman Lenora Wheeler Dies in Murrey at 84
Lenora D Wheeler age 83 or 84 died at her son Henry Wheelers home on Merchant Street in Murrey after months of illness. She leaves a daughter Mrs George W Mann and was born November 4 1828 in Williamstown. A former Brookfield teacher she lived in Randolph Chelsea and Brookfield before moving forty years ago. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m at the family home with Rev W Harnett officiating, Elmwood Cemetery burial.
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Murrey
Henry ©. Wheeler
Merchant Street Extension
Outlock
Seth G
Durkee
Brookfield
Randolph
Orange County Animar School
Brookfell
Washington
Chelsea
George & Wheeler of
Temporary insanity defense in Burlington murder case
A Burlington court yesterday indicted Margaret Cirter on murder charges. She pleaded not guilty as the trial moves forward, with observers noting alleged ties to a resort on White Hill Colchester and paid associations with the deceased. The trial’s next phase will explore witness testimonies and connections to local dance halls and restaurants.
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Mat
Margaret Cirter
Alles Smitte
Colerent
Minder
Chitten Dem
J.J. Faright
Mia
Russell
Sheriif Tod
Becauas
Sam Franklin
Wretehill
Colchester
Perl Hooper
New Bangor School Head Named for Montpelier Role
Dr Hatch continues as Bangor Me superintendent until April 1 while Rev John W Mate of Bangor is chosen to succeed Rev E A Bishop as Montpelier primary head. Mate brings long church and teaching service, Willamette University honorary doctor of divinity, with Bangor district experience.
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Bangor
John W. Mate
E. A. Bishop
Montpelier Minaty
Hateh
Presquette
Maine
Fromm
University of Maine
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Er Ainence
Hampton University
Boston
Theological School
Boston University
Desoc
Keat Maine
Kingman
Easton
Winterport
Belfast
de. Hateh Bins
Chauvely
New England
General Sunday School Board
Willamette University
RE. A. Cooper
Sunday School Institute at Presbyterian Church
The Sunday school program at the Presbyterian church includes song service led by Mrs. Re AW. Ciantis, prayers by Rev. Pimran Salnond, scripture by Kiesi Weex and Vicer Martin, and talks on teaching training and teacher meetings by Rev. Sargent Northfield and Rev. C Bishop Japan. An evening program at 8 features remarks by Rev. Dik Sargent, Rev. C. Bishop, and Rev. F. F. Newell, with a duet and solo, inviting teachers and the public to attend.
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Presbyterian
Servien
Ciantis
Pimran Salnond
Kiesi Weex
Martin
Andrews
Abarthur
Granite
Walier
Willian Shaw
Sargent
Northdell
EF Newell
Terehing
Castellinos
Gervies
Wo Burnett
Iahiort
Dik Sargent
Northfield
Rev. C. Bishop
Japan
F. F. Newell
Mra. D
Emeps
Woman's Body Identified in Portsmouth Harbor
The body found near Mantingfy Necker Cove is identified as Mrs Hart Sears of New York, visiting her sister-in-law Mrs Tod Hayes. Authorities say she suffered from melancholia and may have taken her own life. A public dance is planned for Friday evening at Miles, with three performers providing entertainment and refreshments.
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Portsmouth Harbor
New York
Portsmouth
Warmain
Manting Fy Necker
Mra
Hart Sears
Tod Hayes
Tery
Himes
Eigelle
Hotel Subscriptions Rise as Campaign Aims for Speedy Funds
Subscriptions near 3500 dollars are reported as efforts by the Publicity Committee and Burie Board of Trade push ahead to mobilize larger backers. By week’s end officials hope several big subscribers will pledge as stock drives are organized to move the hotel project forward and avoid delays.
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Myures
Barre
General Invitation to Sept 2 Reception at Hewlant Hall
An informal reception is planned for Friday evening September 2 at Hewlant Hall hosted by city officials to introduce teachers of the public schools to residents. The event aims to help parents and citizens acquaint themselves with educators serving the city, including both longtime and new staff. Friends and families are invited to attend for socializing and music by the Birede orchestra.
Bunty Pulls the Strings at the Opera House
The play Bunty Pulls the Strings shows as a guaranteed attraction at the opera house tonight. It has already run over a year at Collier’s Comedy Centre New York and is now in its sound year at Haymarket Theatre London proving public appetite for a merit production.
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Bunty
Opera Howe
Colliers Comedy Mente
New York
Haymarket Theatre
London
Arrests After Breakfast Meeting on Husband's Complaint
Mrs Waiter Broogie and a man named Allen were arrested this morning after a disturbance reported by a husband. They were found dining together in a local restaurant as officers intervened, each held on a bail amount of 100 dollars. A weather forecast predicts likely rain and stronger east winds Wednesday.
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Broogie
Allen Ae
Howlings Jr
Ley Brogwin
Ton Chayitour
Barre
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