Roosevelt Starts On Campaign Tour Across the Midwest
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt left New York by train at 6 pm with O K Davis to promote Progressive platforms. He denied surrendering 1916 plans, defended Maine results, and vowed to campaign for the Progressive ticket in Pennsylvania. His itinerary includes St Louis Wichita Kansas City Mentor Bay City and a miners gathering in Marion Illinois with a tent event.
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Bay City
Motor trade leaders tour as Detroit trip noted
James W. Gilson sales manager of L. P. C. Motor Company makers of the Lewis VI was a guest of E. A. Gilmore yesterday. A. L. Danforth general manager of the Cadillac Automobile Company of Boston left for Detroit yesterday accompanied by several members.
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Autocar Company executives visit New England branch
Edward Becker Charles J. Daly and S. Hardy Mitchell are mentioned as part of the sales force. John S. Clark vice-president of the Autocar Company of Ardmore Pennsylvania visits Manager R. P. Page Jr of the New England branch of the Autocar Company.
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Germans Flee Russian Poland After Russian Victories
Petrograd dispatch reports Germans fleeing districts of Czenstochowa Klobacka Sieradz and Kalisz in Russian Poland as Russian patrols widen influence. Long trains of munitions move from Czenstochowa to Kreuzburg and Silesia. Residents near Zduanskawolna ordered to evacuate in three days for fortification.
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Prisoner Exchange Talks Reported In Berlin Dispatch
A semi official Berlin despatch says British French Russian and German authorities have agreed to exchange lists of prisoners of war. The note indicates coordination via Amsterdam and London as the war continues.
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Training Ship Fisgard II Founders in English Channel
The Admiralty reports that the training ship Fisgard II, ex Erebus, foundered in a gale off Portland while being towed through heavy seas. Twenty one crew members drowned, forty four were rescued by tugs. Boy artificers trained aboard the vessel.
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Quakers Take Two From Pirates in Philadelphia Sweep
Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 6 to 3 and 2 to 0 to move the Pirates from fifth place. Mattison worked well in relief in game one with Harmon, and McQuilland and Tincup pitched in game two with decisive late inning runs aided by Luderus' double. Carey Cravath Paskett Becker and Wagner among hitters. Harmon Jacobs Mattison each drew or gave up multiple hits and walks. Time 1 hour 48 minutes. Umpires Eason and Quigley.
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Cubs Beat Robins In Ten Innings
Chicago wins 5 to 1 over Brooklyn in ten innings after a pitchers duel. Vaughn and Reulbach match zeroes through nine as Schulte Fisher and Sweeney deliver the decisive hits in the 10th. Brooklyn strands runners in key moments, Fisher is injured sliding home.
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Palton
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Murder at 3 Fountain Place Victim Antonio Gonzzili Shot
Antonio Gonzzili aged 32 was murdered last evening in the hallway of his home at 3 Fountain Place by an unknown attacker hidden in a dark closet on the second floor. Four bullets struck him as he fled downstairs and a fifth buried in the wall.
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Slaying in North End Prompts Police Search
Police scoured the North End last night for a slayer believed to use an automatic pistol. A young man known only as Johnny, who rested with the Gonzzilis, could not be found. Patrolman Kerwin heard shots on Hanover Street and found the murdered man in a Hallway corner as crowds swirled in Charter Street. No further sign of the killer was located.
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Timilty and Curley Reach Political Truce in Boston
Mayor Curley and Senator Timilty of Roxbury, known as the Two Jims, have buried the hatchet and reconciled. The long running feud ends as a new political alliance forms in Boston, ending threats of extermination and signaling a reset in local power dynamics.
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Two Jims in Politics Turn Bitter Over Mayoral Battle
The two lawmakers Timilty and Fitzgerald were longtime allies who split during the last mayoralty campaign. Timilty refused to back Curley after Fitzgerald withdrew, aiding Curley in Roxbury and prompting Curley to vow pushing Timilty from politics. Timilty later called the mayor "a dead one" politically.
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Timilty Seeks Senate Nomination Amid City Feud
The report notes Timilty runs for the Democratic nomination in Wartis district with four rivals. The Mayor tried to unite opponents but failed, then leaned toward Timilty. Friends of the Mayor and the city committee head press to end the feud, prompting some Timilty opponents to switch sides and back the Roxbury senator.
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Poslam Promises Quick Itch Relief and Skin Healing
An old promotional piece touts Poslam as a fast itch reliever and skin healer. It claims to eradicate eczema pimples blemishes and rashes and urges readers to obtain samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York. Poslam Soap is advertised for daily use at 25 and 15 cents.
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