Bryan Figures in a Wreck at Arena Colorado
The Bryan special crashed into a freight caboose at Arena in Brown Canyon near Leadville. Three people escaped by jumping as the caboose was thrown off the main line. Mr Bryan was uninjured and the party was moved in an empty refrigerator car to Nathop and then sent on toward Buna Vista and Leadville.
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Bryan
Arena
Brown Canyon
Leadville
Mr. Bryan
Nathop
Buna Vista
Moose Head for President
A party of Alaska citizens, by appointment, presented President Roosevelt with a magnificent moose head from the Cook Inlet region. The antlers measured 54 inches from tip to tip.
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Party of Alaska
Washington
Alaska
Roosevelt
Cook's Inlet
Forty two states vote next Tuesday in wide elections
Elections will be held in 42 states with governors, statewide officers and congressmen on ballots. Details list principal offices in many states, limited votes in others, with several states selecting only governors or specific officials.
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Maine
Vermont
Oregon
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
South Carolina
Alabama
Texas
Michigan
Kansas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Nevada
California
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
Iowa
Florida
North Carolina
Delaware
Utah
Washington
Montana
Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
New Jersey
Arizona
Hawaii
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Porto Rico
United States
James B. McCreary
Joseph B. Foraker
Arthur P. Gorman
W. P. Dilling
Socialist-Labor Party
Social-Democratic
Peoples
Labor
Public Ownership
Liberal-Democrat
Union-Republican
Mayor Collins Returns Home After Vote on City Deal
Mayor Collins came back to the city yesterday and will assume duties at City Hall. He is seen vetoing the cemetery land deal tied to the loan bill. The proposal would sell the Holbrook estate to the city for 160000, though its assessed value was 76800 and 15000 a decade ago. Playgrounds and engine house items also face cuts.
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City Hall
Holbrook
Collins
Brighton
City
Colored Men Plan Boston Protest at Faneuil Hall
The colored citizens of Boston and surrounding area will meet at Faneuil Hall tonight to protest Attorney-General Herbert Parker's handling of the Munroe Rogers case and to denounce the North Carolina and Alabama Republican state conventions for excluding negro delegates. Commonwealth Brass Band will provide music.
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Vicinity
Faneuil Hall
Herbert Parker
Munroe Rogers
North Carolina
Alabama
Commonwealth Brass Band
Plea for More and Stronger Baptist Ministry Students
The Massachusetts Baptist anniversary in Boston urged churches to fund more ministry students, noting few new names joined the list and that reduced support leads to diminished church leadership. Speakers argued for debt relief, equal aid with other professions, and active lay involvement to expand ministry opportunities.
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First Baptist Church
Nathan E. Wood
Massachusetts
W. W. Bustard
Army
A. E. Harriman
Lynn
Woodman Bradbury
F. W. Bakeman
Chelsea
Northern Baptist Education Society
Educational Society
Nathan EB. Wood
Orville Coats
Gibbs Braislin
Dr Lorenz Performs Hip Dislocation Surgeries in Denver
Dr A D Lorenz of Vienna arrived from Chicago and operated on three children for congenital hip dislocation at St Luke's Hospital this morning and on several others at the county hospital this afternoon before Denver and Gross medical schools.
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A. D. Lorenz
Vienne
Chicago
St. Luke's Hospital
County Hospital
Gross Medical
Tide set for Coler with Odell campaign shakeup
New York report notes a Republican mood shift as Odell plans a private state poll and moves to NYC to directly lead the campaign. Observers say a 100,000 Bronx majority is needed to hold Coler. Democrats rally stronger, with Hill orchestrating the push and Tammany asserting a large statewide majority.
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Odell
Albany
Bronx
Kings County
New York City
Montauk Point
Niagara Falls
Dunkirk
Carnegie Hall
Madison Square Garden
David B. Hill
Tammany
Boston banks eye Providence failure
At a creditors meeting for B H Gladding Company of Boston a dry goods firm that failed with about 165000 liabilities, major creditors were Mechanics National Bank Providence 25000 Manufacturers Trust Providence 11000 National Citizens Bank New York 10000 Atlas National Bank Boston 10000 and National Bank of the Republic Boston 10000. Book accounts total 26232.60 and inventory on hand 159729.72. George H Burnham of Boston was named trustee with power to dispose of stock.
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R. I
B. H. Gladding Company
Mechanics’ National Bank of Providence
Manufacturers’ Trust Company of
National Citizens’ Bank of New York
Atlas National Bank
National Bank of the Republic
Boston
George H. Burnham
Yale Opens BA Path for Greek-Free Transfer Students
Yale University will allow a student with a BA from another college who has not studied Greek to enter Yale as a senior and earn a Yale BA after one year. It will also permit Yale BA holders who did not study Greek to obtain a Master’s degree at Yale without Greek requirements.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Yale
Crown Prince of Siam Arrives in Boston Tonight
Crown Prince Somdeth Chawla Maha Vajiravudh of Siam arrives in Boston at 5:86 p m with a diplomatic delegation. He will be greeted by Governor Crane and officials, attend a Boston theatre, tour the American Watch Company at Waltham, and visit Lynn shoe factories before returning.
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Somdeth Chawla Maha Vajiravudh
Washington
Boston
Boston & Albany Road
Huntington Avenue
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Ing
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American Watch Company
Lynn
Prince
Washington ST
Prince Somdeth Chowla Maha Vagtravudh
Prince in Boston Honors and Formalities at Somerset Hotel
The prince arrives in Boston staying in 15 rooms at the Hotel Somerset. Governor Crane hosts a dinner at 8 with 36 covers for the royal visitor. Attendees include the Siamese minister and several officials. A formal call at the State House is scheduled via Commonwealth Avenue. The prince will later meet Mayor Collins at City Hall before sightseeing. Tomorrow he visits St Mark's School in Southboro.
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FE. H. Loftus
J. H. Gore
Herbert H. D. Peirce
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Exeter
Beacon
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Stabbed Chinese Assailant in Williamsburg Laundry
Mary Kern of 152 North Fifth Street Williamsburg says she stabbed Foe Wah a Chinese laundryman seven times in self defense after he restrained her in his laundry at 780 Grand Street. He died after a pursuit to Grand and Humboldt streets. she was arrested at Stagg Street station.
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Mary Kern
North Fifth Street
Williamsburg
Foe Wah
Grand Street
Stagg Street Station
Fee Wah
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