Roosevelt forces clash over platform at New York GOP convention
Fragmented dispatch from New York details Roosevelt backers pressing for a progressive platform with direct primaries while opposing Sherman. Old guard duels draft of a milder plank as convention nears, with talk of a temporary chairmanship and possible nominations for governor and lieutenant governor amid factional maneuvering.
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Farstags
N.Y
Roosevelt
Payne
Roveault
Moet
Wpratate Telegaton
Sherman Bird Bis
Toowevelt
Sherman
Dravention
Rooswvelt
Tate
Thorn
Rowevelt
New York
Kent Spermas
Walt
Ax Hairmian
Roos
Wadsworth
Republican State Committee
Owfrall
Tight
Tig
Herves
Resola
Ossénata
Taft
Gristrm
Roosi
Henry Bumeon
United States
Tity
Heeann
Puoni
Effy
Stin
Yuli
Mr. Kineon
Beta Tor
D. Hitman
Hinghant
Railway Employes Vote On Political Action At Meeting
In New York on September 24 the Railway Employes held a meeting with around 3,000 members to discuss political positions. Warren S. Stowe urged members to vote free of party lines, supporting candidates who back safety appliances, employers’ liability, and hours of labor. The group approved sending eight questions to state and national leaders regarding universal adoption of safety measures and related issues.
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York
Sam Breiner
Aoleypates
Valle Sar
Warren S. Stoie
Focomotive Engineers
House of Kiint Tives
Three Die as Train Hits Car in New Jersey
Three people are killed and two seriously hurt when an electric West Jersey rail line train struck an automobile near Gloucester New Jersey last night. Among the injured are W Mackey husband of the deceased and Martin Feat a sister of Mrs Mackey. The accident occurred near the cross along a street entrance.
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Philadelphia
Gloucester
N. J
West Jerwy
BL Davis
Cees Bk
St Konan Street
Automobile Crash Near Cleveland Leaves Three Children Dead
In Cleveland on a country road a car driven by Dr Morrie D Stepp veered toward a private driveway and struck a Bee creem bee injuring a woman and three children. Stepp sustained three fractured ribs and internal injuries and was hospitalized. Dr Stepp later died. Dr Biapy of Western Reserve Medical College commented on the case.
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Cleveland, O
Hie Automobile Acrom
Morrie D
Drath
Morris
Dr. Stepp
Biapy
Western Reserve Medical College
EXPECTS TO LOSE PLACE New York September turmoil at the Amerlia club
New York manager T Stallings says he has heard nothing from President Farrell about retirement from the club management. Stallings denies any plan to sell the Detroit club to the national league in 1902. He notes Johnson holds Detroit grounds and a majority stock share.
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New York
Wserrge
T. Stallings
New York Amer Lia
Frank J. Farrell Yeaterday
Hin
Stallings
Detroit
Johnson
Detroit Grounds
Joy ride ends in death near New York city
Robert Teilly, a New York chauffeur, drove a car with three passengers including Marion Morgan, a 3 year old girl, into the Hudson embankment. Morgan died, Reilly and another passenger escaped with minor injuries. The wrecked auto belonged to Charles Germont, linked to a large distillery.
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New York
Robert Teilly
Lily
Hudson
Marion Morgan
Reilly
Mien
Miss Morgan
Ehlem
Charles Germont
Washington pitcher Johnson sets new strikeout record
Walter Johnson of the Washington team establishes a new world strikeout record during a game against St Louis. Johnson's total for the season reaches 3, surpassing Babe Waddell's 2007 mark. The milestone is described as likely to endure for years despite ongoing pitching feats.
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Cleveland
Hkington
St. Louis
Walter Johnson
Washington Train
Babe
Waddell
Johnson
Fire in the Rigging Loft at Charlestown Navy Yard
Fire swept through the rigging loft of the tone construction gilding at Charlestown navy yard, destroying sails and rigging. Estimated loss is 10,000 to complete repairs, with preliminary figures showing 2,600 value in contents damaged and no alarm sounded.
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Sostan
Sone
Charlestown Navy Yard
McCoy Saved by Friend in Narrow River Rescue
Norman Serpy known as Kid McCoy nearly died when a naptha launch exploded on the North River. His companion Frank George leapt in, swam ahead of the burning craft, and towed the former pugilist to safety as the boat burned and sank.
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New York
Norman Serpy
Kid McCoy
North River
McCoy
Frank George
George
Silent affront haunts West Point cadets investigation
Sept 3 The muting cadet corps of the United States Military Academy faced a tight discipline review after reports of a silence affront to Captain Rufus Landon. The military board probes the mystery as cadets refuse to fully explain their motives, claiming only dislike for the situation. Captain Landon remains in pursuit of facts. cadets reportedly marched armed around the barracks after a Saturday night event.
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West Point
United States Military Academy
Rufus Landon
Military Board
Ae Ty
Ran
Aetion
Tosa
Sthiey
Pic
Larntan
Beaune
Doctor Groat Appointed Guardian for Five Insane Detainees
In Buttington on September 20 C D Groat superintendent of Waterbury State Hospital was named guardian by Judge C P R of the probate court for five confined individuals. Appointed after state attorney action and notice to interested parties R E Toten Videl Lessor Myre Delorme and Charles Gaborie of Burs Hogion and Fila Bolle of Richerned, previously sentenced on criminals. Petitions in probate court sought inquiry into guardianship and care at state expense with future hearings set to determine next of kin responsibility and financial liability.
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Richerned
No Compromise in Roosevelt Direct Nomination Fight
Oaterday New York Sept 26 Roosevelt rejects any compromise on direct nominations. He asserts continued support for a direct primary plank, while some upstate leaders lag. He hints at a Cobb bill pattern and notes delegates may back him for committee chair but not commit to a direct nominations plank.
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Oaterday
N. Y
Roosevelt
Saratoga
Ana Tocmat
Pater
Smerry
Republicase
Baregirs
Wimae
Battin
Chavez In Bad Condition After Leg Fractures
A report states Chavez sustained three leg fractures and multiple internal injuries after a severe collision. Medical staff perform surgery as doctors rush to stabilize the injured athlete.
Charles A Gates Former Burlington Man Dies in Manchester
Charles A Gates longtime Burlington resident and traveling salesman died in Manchester New Hampshire after a three day illness. He was active in local Masonic orders and the Burlington lodge. Survived by his wife and parents of his Manchester home, funeral at his in laws home at 347 Amherst Street today at two oclock, with possible burial in Boston.
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Charles A. Cater
Manchester
N. H
Mr. Gates
C. W. Rabin
F. Ly Hurlington
Burligton Couneil
Norlington
Gates
Amherst Street
Boston
Muir Faces Sentence After Beating Case
A court hearing in Windsor concluded with Muir facing a sentence for a criminal offense tied to a rally scene. State's Attorney Shaw argued the minimum penalty should be two years, while the defense sought a lower term. The judge imposed more than two and a half years, with the prisoner informed he could appeal or withdraw the plea, and good time could reduce the actual release to after two years.
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Muir
Mewrr
Athirney Shaw
Muteka
Windsor
Mountaintop Purchase Plan Aims At Fundraising Event
A Vermont scheme to sell the top of a mountain to raise funds for a venture linked to the Green Mountain Club seeks early support. Organizer Allen W. Barts of New York and Windsor native steps in as starter, with expected attendance and rising donations to meet a goal within days.
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Frank
Clark
Orrlic
Allen W. Barts
New York City
Windsor
Vermont
Willie
Green Mounaine Club
Jamon V. Tayhir
Restons River
Blane Howe
Blind horse causes chaos on Main Street in Middlebury
On Sunday afternoon a blind horse driven by Mrs Narrabone bolted from a wagon on Main Street. It rammed a panning train and collided with the A Calhoun & Son delivery team, injuring Mrs Narrabone and her son. The horse then struck Howry Merrill’s carriage, injuring Mrs Merrill’s vehicle. Both horses were halted in front of the Dutton store as bystanders looked on.
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Middlebury
Main Street
Mra
Joseph Narrabone
Poe
Wilton & Root
A. Calhoun & Son
Joseph
John Morcombs
Howry Merrill
Nlws
Dutton Deok
Claims of Forgery in Potter Estate Note Case
In Rutland county court a half day session examined a $1000 note alleged to pay Kate Spencer $1500 for caregiving to Jarvis Potter. The plaintiff says he promised the larger sum. the defendant alleges forgery. Attorney Webber sought evidence that the husband obtained a genuine signature as a pattern. The morning focused on plaintiff evidence.
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Rutland
Kate Spencer
Eust Clarandon
Apt
Jarvis T. Potter
RK. Hoag Spencerado
Potter
Ter
Marvelle C. Webber
Body of Ineac B Goodwin Found Hanging From Tree
Three youths strolling through a Malden Massachusetts avenue 발견 a body suspended from a tree last evening. The decedent, identified as Ineac B Goodwin, was found near the Midlowex area and is believed to have died by his own hand. He leaves a sister, Mary Saul of unknown location.
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Ineac B. Goodwin
Malden
Mass
Shin
Mire
Mary Saul
Accident in Maplestreet injures six year old girl
In Saint Johnsbury on September 2 a car driven by Ned Young veered toward the sidewalk. Peter Toussant’s six year old daughter was struck, left unconscious, with head injuries and possible internal damage. Doctors treated her as recovery remained uncertain.
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Peter Toussant
Ned Young
Jahussary
Maplestreet Sat
Unday
Mr. Young
Vermont Baptist Convention Opens In Middlebury
The Vermont Baptist state convention and allied organizations meet in Middlebury starting at 7:30 p m Sept 26 through Wednesday with Judge Butler of Rutland chairing the arrangements. Rev Arthur I Hackwan leads the committee. officials include Mrs Benedict and Dr Howant Averill among others. Notable speakers include Rev 1 P Webb of Philadelphia and Rev Joseph S Swaim editor of The Watchman. Gov George H Prouty, Chap J Fei, Dr Henry D, J N Bares, and John M Thomas are among those scheduled to address delegates at Tuside Inn and the Vermont Baptist Bible school session follows.
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Middlebury
Vermont Baptist State Convention and Allied Organization
Wedgesday
Butler
Rutland
Arthur I. Hacriwan
Chl
Alistley, Dear
Mra R. & Benedict
Howant L.” Averill
Leano L. Rogers
Mra
Bart It, Brown
Rupert L. Brough
John K.dyer
Thomas McCreay
Vermont Baptist Your Dei Union
Vermont Parte | Camttareninn
Aid Smilety
P. Webb
D. D
Philadelphia
Toneph
Swaim
Wetchman
Boe Fom
Moy
Arthur W. Smith
New Enngland Paptise Library
Boston
Vermont Baptist Women's Minsionary Societien
Elo, Om
Mine A. A. Brigham
Berm
Hugh T. Museelwen
Musselman
Enlay
Gaewte
8. A. Isley
Tuside Inn
Fair Grounds
George H. Prouty
J. Fei
Burlington
Henry D
Brattlebare
J. N. Bares
Vi Vs
John M. Thomas
Middlebury College
Mayor’s Barn Destroyed By Fire In St James
Neighbors and St James Gremen helped save the smaller buildings of the barn yard while crops and stock were moved to safety. The fire caused about $10,000 in losses and was believed to have started from spontaneous combustion. The mayor aided livestock rescue and watched the flames from near his house.
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St. James
Haring
State Championship Cup for Beet Display of Whole Island Red Won by M. Lyon
The State Championship Cup went to M. Lyon for Beet Display of Whole Island Red. The event featured multiple breed classes with awards for best pen, cock, pullet, and cockerel. A.V. Abbott & Sons exhibited goats, with Ketel Bede taking top placings in goat judging.
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M. Lyon
C. Fateh
Fronal
Swanton
Mr. Lyon
A.V. Abbott & Sonsieo
Rair
Enrek
Tanner
Boy Burned by Steam at Factory Incident
Willlete Shermer Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Willian Sherritt of Church Street, was badly burned by steam near a furnace at the Fetstar plant. He fell to the ground when the bowen spuse unit struck him, burning the shin. He was taken to a store then home after medical aid arrived. he endured severe pain but later recovered.
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Willlete Shermer
Willian Sherritt
Women Smother Fire With Water After Stove Ignition
In a kitchen stove incident, women who inhaled smoke and flames caused a flare up. They poured water on the fire and blocked the central station. Chief Gladding arrived with a chemical spray, and by 0:30 he found the flames were smothered with little damage.
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Esse
Iosofene
Mage
Gladding
Jong Rin
Hinbertstret
Same Thief Suspected In Midnight Store Robbery
A robbery at Smith & Comings meat market last night netted a small sum from the cash register. Police report a similar break in last spring by the same suspect, with entry through a rear door and a window removal. The thief left by the rear exit, and the register was not damaged. A local boy, Merton Martin, 16, was found wandering and confessed to multiple past thefts, including breaking into a brother’s house and stealing a revolver. He described escapes from the industrial school and planned further thefts before being held for sheriff Baldwin’s arrival.
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Smith & Comings
Euterra
Ant
Avery
Merton Martiz
Edgar Martin
Jamatow Ti
Ford
Famble
Vergennes
Atoire
Williametown
Tie
Hin
McWharter
Jonon
Arkeley
Tee
Aherild Baldwin
HOLLENBACHE GAUTHIER NUPTIALS IN BARRE
Laura A Gunthiir and Cort M Nollenhanhe, both of Barre, wed at Trev Dy IL Straws in Willivnatawny Saturday evening. The couple, formerly employed at Barre steam laundry, are well known in Barre and Virginity. Friends wish them happiness and they will reside at 4 Elmetreot- Fe after a brief wedding trip.
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Laura A. Gunthiir
Cort M. Nollenhanhe
Barre
Trev
Fireman Takes Big Risk to Save City from Explosion
Fall River deputy chief Bowers dived into a burning shed to rescue 26 sticks of dynamite and two kegs of powder wires. The fire origin remains unknown. The 12 by 14 foot shed lay behind a stone crusher near Crawford Street. Bowers retrieved the volatile supplies and saved the surrounding area from catastrophe. The blaze drew quick response from volunteers and prompted evacuation of nearby workers. Firefighters battled flames as neighbors watched, fearing a blast could devastate the block.
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Fall River
Mass
Bowers
Inter
David Vourniee
Archile Pourmer
Fire damages near Burlington store in rear blaze
Fire department battled a rear warehouse blaze at W. G. Reynolds and nearby packing and carpets. Flames spread to boxes and linoleum while the roof above the platform area sustained damage. An early report indicates some misread details and scattered debris as the incident unfolded.
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Burlington
W. G. Reynolds
Battery Street
Grace
Hare
Made Consulting Engineer Named for Montpelier & Wells River
John W. Storrs has been appointed consulting engineer for the Montpelier and Wells River railroad with an office in Concord New York. He will oversee construction and maintenance of bridges and structures and will issue orders to all concerned.
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John W. Storrs
The
Montpelier &Wells River Railroad
Montpelier & Wells River
Concord
Montpelier Todd
John W. Storre
H. Mir
Storrs
P. W. Stanyan
Ceneral Mate
Avira
Daniel EB. Sartirell
Mrs Aaron Johnson Rites Planned After Saturday Death
The Saturday night death of Mrs Aaron Johnson in Richardson is noted. A funeral service is set for Tuesday afternoon at 2. The widow leaves a husband and four children. Interment will follow at a local cemetery.
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Aaron Johtem
Richardson
Tr Muenett
Hepe Comethy
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