Trains Run Under East River as New Terminal Opens
New York celebrates the Long Island and Pennsylvania Railroad's new terminal at Thirty-third Street and Seventh Avenue. Between 9:19 am and 11:36 pm, 99 trains operated to Long Island towns and back, with about 30 000 people boarding or alighting, marking a major city transport milestone and tighter links to Long Island.
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New York
Manhattan
Herald Square
Long Island
Brooklyn
Queens
Montauk Point
Pennsylvania
Thirty-third Street
Seventh Avenues
East River
Oil Explosion on North Dakota Kills 3 Injures 9
A North Dakota oil explosion killed three and wounded nine as investigators seek a careful report. Navy engineers speculate the fuel oil may have ignited near a settling tank and note water separation in fuel oil to maintain flame heat. Lieutenant Commander Orm G. Murfin, previously inspector of machinery, serves as the vessel’s engineer officer.
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Schroeder
Navy Department
Fort Monroe
Orm G. Murfin
Quincy
Mass
North Dakota
List of Dead and Injured Given by Navy Department
The Navy Department records names of dead and injured from a naval accident. It lists Joseph W. Schmidt and Robert Gilmore and others with enlistment cities and next of kin. It notes relatives in Brooklyn Hartford Newark Ansonia New York and Washington and mentions Orin G. Martin and Matthew Ginnelly as nearby associates.
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Navy Department
Joseph W. Schmidt
New York
Anna Schmidt
Decatur Street
Brooklyn
Robert Gilmore
Newport
R. I
Nellie Gilmore
Seyms Street
Hartford
Conn
Joseph Streit
Grand Rapids
Mich
Peter Streit
Bremen Street
Newark
N. J
Amelia L. Letsche
Cook Street
Ansonia
E.W. Andrews
Mamie A. Cameron
Fifth Avenue
Carrien A. White
Wallach Place
Washington
T. G. McDonough
Park Avenue
Charles C. Roberts
Norfolk
Sebastian J. Wittner
Philadelphia
James A. Brady
Leo F. Piorek
Chicago
John G. Morrison
Boston
Fred P. Kinney
Mare Island
Cal
Orin G. Martin
Quincy
Mass
Roxbury
Matthew J. Ginnely
Terrace Street
Morrison
Green Street
Matthew Gimely
Post
John Morrison Missing After North Dakota Accident
John Morrison was injured in a North Dakota traffic incident and is believed to be in a recovering state. Authorities continue to search for details on his condition and whereabouts.
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John
Morrison
North Dakota
Five Years in Navy Man Injured Aboard North Dakota
Charles C. Roberts, 28, son of Harry A. Roberts of Dorchester, injured on the battleship North Dakota yesterday. He served two years in the thirtieth infantry, Philippines duty, then Norfolk mechanical training, five years in the navy rising to machinist's mate first class. He has several sisters and brothers on Templeton street.
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Charles C. Roberts
Harry A. Roberts
Templeton Street
Dorchester
North Dakota Vesterday
Phirtieth Infantry
North Dakota
Browning in Boston Politics Sparks Literary Exchange
Letters between Sherwin L. Cook and Police Commissioner Stephen O'Meara debate Browning's The Lost Leader and political cues in the Eleventh District. Cook challenges O'Meara on nomination tactics while both defend quotes and misquotes as the row feeds Browning societies ahead of winter discussions.
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Robert Browning
Boston
Sherwin L. Cook
Stephen O'Meara
Ith
Browning
O'Meara
Eleventh District
Stephen O’meara
Mr. Cook
Stephen O Meara
Sherwin Kl. Cook
Roosevelt Flags Lorimer at Hamilton Club Banquet
Roosevelt, addressing a Hamilton Club audience, warned against corruption and said he would not forgive corporations or politicians who supported him while corrupt. He stated politicians from his own party would be treated the same as others if they aided corruption.
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Railroad Men of America
Highland Park
St. Pony
Roosevelt
le Shold
Nct
Chicago
Sept
William Lorimer
Hamilton Club
Congress Hotel
Lorimer
Colonel Roosevelt
John H. Batten
Fair Grounds
Streeport
Til
Speaker Cannon
Mr. Batten
Loerimer
Judge Batten
Roosevelt Bars Lorimer From Hamilton Club Banquet
Colonel Roosevelt refused to sit with Senator Lorimer at a Hamilton Club banquet in Chicago on instruction of the host, sending a telegram that Lorimer would be excluded. Lorimer expressed no comment, saying he had no information and would not discuss the matter.
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Illinois
Roosevelt
Lorimer
Hamilton Club
la Salle Street National Bank
Pistakee Bay
New
Ife
Freeport
Roosevelt Denounces Illinois Corruption at Hamilton Club
In Chicago on September 8 Colonel Roosevelt delivered a scathing attack on corruption in Illinois politics during a banquet at the Congress Hotel. He referenced the Browne trial and indictments in the Legislature and urged voters to hold public figures to accountability. Speaker Cannon attended but Roosevelt made no direct taunts toward him. The party then left for Union Station to travel to Cincinnati at midnight.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Hamilton Club
Senator Lorimer
Illinois
Congress Hotel
Lee O'Neil Browne
Lorimer
United States Senate
America
Cannon
Union Station
Cincinnati
Mexican Cadets Honored in Chapultepec Battle Remembrance
A solemn ceremony in Mexico City remembered the Mexican Cadets who died defending Chapultepec during General Scott’s assault on September 8, 1847. The tribute marked the long-standing symbol of national resistance and memory of the historic 1847 U S victory.
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U. S
Mexico City
Chapultepec
Rocky Bluff
Scott
Dixon Dirigible Scene Leads to 60 Foot Fall at Dover Street
Leo Lemack, watching Dixon's airship pass near 218 Dover Street, slipped through a skylight on the roof and plummeted about 60 feet to the basement. He survived, sitting up and laughing about the incident two hours later.
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Dixon
Leo Lemack
Dover Street
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Chauncy ST
Jack London
Boston Post
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