Cummins comments on Henderson withdrawal in Iowa race
Iowa Governor Cummins criticizes General Henderson for a personal error and notes the Republican platform supports tariff revision to curb trusts. He predicts a Republican Congressman in all 11 Iowa districts and downplays the impact on the party while acknowledging Henderson’s withdrawal may split some voters.
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Mass meeting to raise aid for Mrs Maybrick liberty effort
A Chicago mass meeting is set for October 9 at the Auditorium to fund a new effort to win Florence Maybrick’s release after 13 years in an English prison for allegedly poisoning her husband. Speakers include Senator Mason Clarence Darrow and Jane Addams.
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Florence ‘Maybrick
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Clarence Darrow
Jane Addams
Mary B. McKillip
Alma Mott
Maybrick
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
New York
Secretary Shaw Releases 10 Million to Ease Money Shortage
Boston bankers praised Secretary Shaw for releasing 10,000,000 to be put into circulation. James F. Stearns of Shawmut National Bank and Daniel G. Wing of Massachusetts National Bank said the move relieves the tight money market and will aid banks. Ex-Mayor Hart, president of Mt. Vernon National Bank, called it needed and helpful for bondholders to convert holdings into government money.
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Boston
Shaw
James F. Stearns
Shawmut National Bank
Daniel G. Wing
Massachusetts National Bank
Hart
Mt. Vernon National Bank
City Council Finance Committee Delays Loan Bill
The finance committee met behind closed doors at City Hall then adjourned to a hotel for a late midnight 10 course dinner. The council is about three months late in completing the loan bill and not all members attended the session.
Sufferer Recounts Prolonged Leg Ulcer Ordeal
A longtime patient describes thirty years of a painful leg ulcer. After months in hospital and repeated physician visits, she was nearly crippled and had to abandon work. She endured severe pain as cords behind the knee swelled.
Phillips Andover Academy opens 125th year with 350 students
Andover Academy begins its 125th year with Alfred E. Stearns as registrar and history instructor leading the school. The old gymnasium becomes a dining hall and a new gymnasium is ready. An archeological building will open later, while Abbot Academy for girls reports over 1000 students.
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Andover
Phillips Andover Academy
Alfred E. Stearns
Abbot Academy For Young Women
Augustinian Priests to Lead Filipino Mission Departure Soon
The Rev. D. J. O'Mahoney of Andover and the Rev. J. E. McErlaine of Lawrence, American Augustinians, are ordered to Manila to spearhead a move replacing Spanish friars. They will depart within two weeks amid church preparations and a new organ purchase. O'Mahoney, 44, revered for intellect and parish work, leaves as Lawrence and Andover communities mourn his loss. McErlaine, Irish born and educated at Villa Nova, is known as a dynamic priest.
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J. E. McErlaine
Lawrence
Philippines
Manila
Martinelli
United States
Father O'Mahoney
Ireland
America
Villa Nova College
Penn
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Villa Nova
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St. Augustine’s Church
Com
Court case pits price fix for introductions in New Jersey
Perth Amboy New Jersey September 19 a man Louis Perlman seeks a court order to set a legal price for introducing eligible young women. He says Samuel Kaplan agreed to pay 25 for the introduction to Miss Idasky Pavlovsky but Kaplan denies any contract and calls Perlman s claim exorbitant.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
New Jersey
Louis*Perlman
Samuel Kaplan
Idasky Pavlovsky
Perlman
Kaplan
Pavlovsky
Six Cents for a Kiss
A Newark jury awarded Miss Theresa Heavey 6 cents in damages from Policeman Thomas J. Dockery of Montclair after he kissed her against her will. Heavey sought $300 but the jury chose a vindication and the small sum.
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New York
First District Court
Newark
N. J
Thomas J. Dockery
Montclair
Theresa Heavey
Official Statement Confirms Roosevelt Ancestry Roots
Newport R I Sept 19 Official statement from President Roosevelt clarifies his lineage as Holland and Scotch Irish origin not Hebrew The exchange began with Herman Selene of Baron Oppenheim and Rev Cunse prompting Cortelyou to reply Oyster Bay Sept 16 1902 confirming Holland and Scotch Irish ancestry
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R. I
Herman Lelene
Baron Oppenheim
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Sélene
Rosenfels
Cunse
Cortelyou
Oyster Bay
N. Y
George B. Cortelyou
Fram Returns Home From Sverdrup Expedition
The Arctic steamer Fram, carrying the Sverdrup expedition, reached Utsire with a pilot aboard after a long ice entrapment. Captain Sverdrup telegraphs discoveries on Ellesmereland and unknown western regions. crew reflect on leadership and hardships including a death and musk oxen hunts.
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Sleeping Car Service Between Boston and Hornellsville
Beginning Monday September 22 a sleeping car will run daily except Sundays between Boston and Hornellsville via the Boston Maine Delaware and Hudson and Erie lines. It leaves Boston at 4 30 p m on No 3 and returns from Hornellsville at 2 30 p m connecting with sleeping cars to Chicago and Cincinnati.
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Hornellsville
Boston & Maine
Delaware & Hudson
Erie
Chicago
Cincinnati
Postum Cereal Coffee Turns Family Health Around
Mrs C E Knapp of Elyria Ohio recounts a six month ordeal of stomach trouble eye watering and fatigue that disappeared after switching from coffee to Postum Cereal Food Coffee The family including a 20 month old babe now drinks Postum twice daily and reports improved digestion clearer eyes and better energy with lower costs than coffee.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Police Seek Owners of Five Thousand Dollar Gems
New York dispatch reports Gotham police list jewelry found with Henry F. Robinson alias Peanuts. Items include a diamond sunburst ring a ruby ring and pearl rings plus a star-set diamond on a gold matchbox. Police hope robbed owners claim the pieces. value cited at 5000 dollars.
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New York
Henry F. Robinson
Robinson
Rogues
Death of Enoch Hunting at Malden Home
Enoch Hunting died at his daughter Mrs. William Cushman’s home in Malden after a long illness. The death was due to concussion of the brain from a fall down stairs months earlier, when he crashed through a partition and lay unconscious for hours before being found.
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Enoch Hunting
William Cushman
Rockwell Street
Hunting
Hammill Sentenced for Larceny in Newton Case
Richard T. Hammill of Watertown faced a Newton court for larceny of a watch from a fellow employee on a West Newton milk farm. A Boston pawnshop proprietor provided key evidence. Hammill was found guilty and sentenced to the Concord Reformatory, with an appeal noted. he has prior records in Newton Watertown and is known to Boston police.
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Richard T. Hammill
Watertown
West Newton
Hammill
Boston
Concord Reformatory
Peary Assignment Depends on Future Arctic Plans
The Navy Department will decide Commander Robert E. Peary's duty based on his future exploration plans after his Arctic voyage. His leave started May 27, 1897, and he will undergo surgery on a frostbitten foot, with expected readiness by late November.
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Washington
Navy Department
Robert E. Peary
Arctic
Peary
Note to Roumania on Jews Draws First Reply
Washington reports only one response to the State Department note on Roumanian Jewish rights. Britain acknowledged and invited Germany to open negotiations, signaling likely further replies from other signatories. A Berlin Treaty powers conference may be convened to press Roumania to uphold treaty obligations.
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Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Germany
England
Roumania
Contagion in Consumption and Koch Lung Cure
The piece claims consumption is contagious via airborne bacilli and endorses the Koch Tuberculine inhalation method as a cure, promoted by the Koch Lung Care Co. in Boston. It cites the London World Congress of Physicians and urges readers to send for a cure brochure with testimonials.
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Congress of Physicians
London
Profssor
Edward Kel
Koch Lung Care Co
Boston Street
Boston
Koch Lung
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