Wilson Outlines Reform Ideas Opposes Judges Recall
Gov Woodrow Wilson spoke in Hartford and New Haven outlining progressive reforms he supports including initiative and referendum and recall of administrators while firmly opposing recall of the judiciary He also touched on direct primaries and direct election of U S Senators noting Pacific coast conditions as context.
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New Haven
Woodrow Wilson
Hartford
United States
Pacific Coast
California
John
Tabernacles Feast Noted With Various Mentions
The entry records the Hebrew Feast of Tabernacles and mentions several names in a cryptic fashion, including Ieving Bachellor and Mangirlé, with a reference to 3878. The fragmentary item lacks clear event details or outcomes.
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Tabernacles
Tates
Rioh
Weather forecast for Reston area and vicinity
Thursday cloudy with unsettled conditions and moderate south winds. Friday likely fair with east to south winds. Washington dispatch notes fall weather trend and changes in wind direction as the week progresses.
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Reston
Washington
Taad
Thureday
Fragmented Weather Log From A Historic Page
Readable fragments show yesterday’s temperature notes and cloud mentions. Phrases reference specific times by the day and compare to last year’s weather with scattered figures and terms like mid and high.
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Mills
Giants Win Toss in World Series Meeting
Giants win the toss as the World Series arrangements begin with contests set to start October 8 and the second game to be played in Boston. New exhibits in the Will case are found after Dakota Dan's Melrose trip, with Dakota Dart's cross examination pending.
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Giants
Boston
Melrose
Dakota Dan
William R. Scharton
Russell Will
Dakota Dart
Soldiers sent to Ulster in Ulster Day preparations
Ireland Sept. 25 troops to Belfast as anti home rule covenant is to be signed by the Unionists of Ulster on Sept. 28 in Belfast.
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Belfast
Ireland
Troops to Belfast Ordered From Dublin Amid Ulster Stand
Headquarter orders from Dublin direct Castie to Brigadier Count Gretchen in command here. First battalions expected in Belfast by Sept 27 evening. Lord Mayor informed troops are coming. About 20 000 Orangemen and Unionists from Armagh vow to resist home rule and greet Sir Edward Carson and other Unionist leaders at a meeting with mounted Yeomanry escort.
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Dublin
Castie
Count Gretchen
Belfast
Armagh
Ulster
Sir Edward Carson
Hearing on strike at State House today
Speedy move toward an early settlement of the hotel workers strike with a 10:30 hearing at the State House before the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration. Attorney-General Swift to comment tomorrow on how 58 and 64 hour laws apply to hotels and related workplaces.
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State House
State Board of Conciliation
Swift
International Hotel Workers’ Union
Thomas G. Connolly
Edward Blochlinger
State Board
Allen C. Jones
American House
Conmolly
Jones
Hart
The
Touraine
Sherwin
Parker House
Pierce
Whipple Hotel Corporation
Marconi Injured in Auto Crash in Italy
William Marconi, famed for wireless work, was injured in an automobile accident near Borghetto in the Vara valley. He was brought to Spezia with head bandages and wounds to his right eye cheek and temple.
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Spezia
Italy
William Marconi
Wireless Fame
Borghetto
Vara
Marconi Motor Crash After Bor Ghetto Curve
Sir Guglielmo Marconi and wife were in a collision near Bor ghetto while turning a curve. Marconi's secretary and the chauffeur were slightly injured. five women in the other car suffered severe bruises and shock. Marconi was taken to a naval hospital with bruises and eye injury feared but not confirmed. King Victor Emmanuel inquired about his condition.
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Marconi
Victor Emmanuel
Probers Call For Gov Foss and Other Witnesses
Governor Eugene N Foss and Congressman John W Weeks join William Whitman William M Wood and leaders from the American Woolen Company and New England manufacturers as witnesses before a Senate committee probing campaign expenditures Roosevelt will testify Friday October 4 with candidates representatives and notable figures including J P Morgan H C Frick Elbert H Gary George W Perkins William R Hearst and others
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Eugene N. Foss
John W. Weeks
William Whitman
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
New England
United States
Senate Committee
Roosevelt
J. P. Morgan
H.C. Frick
Elbert H. Gary
George W. Perkins
William R. Hearst
Thomas F. Ryan
Chauncey M. Depew
William Loeb, Jr
George B. Cortelyou
Alton B. Parker
George R. Sheldon
Cornelius N. Bliss, Jr
C. C. Togethoff
Witness list signals broad probe into tariff influence
The inquiry centers on campaign contributions affecting tariff legislation. Witnesses include Governor Foss, Representative Weeks, and Boston wool industry leaders William Whitman, William M. Wood, Edward F. Greene, J. R. Maccoll, Charles H. Harding, and John P. Wood. Subpenas go to Elliott and Standard Oil secretary to obtain papers about Archbold and a $100,000 Roosevelt fund donation.
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Governor Foss
Representative Weeks
Boston
William Whitman
William M. Wood
Edward F. Greene
J. R. Maccoll
Charles H. Harding
John P
Wood
New York
Senate
Elliott
Standard Oil Company
John D. Archbold
Roosevelt Fund
Trial era visit reveals alleged Russell family oil painting scheme
During a city visit by two friends in the case, supporters of Dakota Dan in Melrose allege a Russell family scheme to reproduce an oil painting of a city landmark. An exhibit, a painting copy, was obtained to discredit testimony. Attorney Scharton believes the defense was stalled to prevent this contrived evidence, which could affect Master Gilbert A. Peavey’s ruling.
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Russell
Daniel Blake Russells
Mark
Dakota Dan
Melrose
Scharton
Gilbert A. A. Peavey
Robbers Kill Whole Family in Wellington Tragedy
Theodore McKnelly a car repairer and his daughter Gretta were found dead with skulls crushed near Wellington. Mrs McKnelly died later and Otto McKnelly, a son, discovered the scene. Robbery is suspected as motive in the deadly attack on the family recently moved for the daughter's health.
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Wellington
Kan
Theodore McKnelly
Gretta
Baseball results from Sunday games
Boston defeated New York 6 to 0. St Louis swept Chicago 5 to 0 in the first game and 12 to 0 in the second game.
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Boston
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Marry Early Eliot Advice to Harvard Men
President Emeritus Eliot urged Harvard students to marry early saying late marriage is an evil and postponed marriage harms educated men. He argued against delaying marriage even if the bride has known luxury, stressing the need for young men to start families promptly.
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Eliot
Harvard
Plans for the Sale of Seats Given Out
M Alee and Brush represent the clubs in games scheduled across cities with alternate games in alternate days. The plan outlines seating sales tied to each venue and dates yet to be finalized.
World Series Schedule At Polo Grounds Fenway Park
The plan lists games at Polo Grounds and Fenway Park with dates in October. It states the series ends when a team reaches four victories and specifies game numbering and contingency dates if a game is delayed.
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Polo Grounds
Fenway Park
Senate Victory in National League Cheer Breakthrough
In a tense national league outcome Charisse Tipites leads a senate dominated by women ahead of the rest, signaling a historic shift. The result reflects strong support from regional offices and major organizations backing Tipites' policy agenda.
Boston Prices For Stadium Seats In 19th Century
Bleacher seats cost 50 cents pavilion 1 dollar grand cents two and three dollars box seats five dollars these prices listed for the venue in Boston.
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Boston
Bleacher and Grandstand Seating Prices Listed
The notice details ticket options with Bleacher seats at $1 and Lower Grandstand at $2. Upper Grandstand priced at $5 and Box seats for six people offered at three times $75.
Tickets go on sale in city October 3
New York reports the world baseball championship will begin at the Polo Grounds at 2 PM on Tuesday October 8. The second game moves to Boston the next day with play alternating between New York and Boston on fair weather days until a team wins four of seven for the 1912 title.
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Saturda
New York
Polo Grounds
Boston
Plans for Tickets for Two City Series Announced
The National Baseball Commission outlined ticketing schemes for two city matchups. Boston will reserve seats for season patrons, while New York will allocate 30 000 of 38 000 seats at Polo Grounds gates, with per purchaser limits. Umpires named are O'Loughlin Evans Rigler and Klein.
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Boston
New York
John A. Heydler
National League
Polo Grounds
O'Loughlin and Evans
Rigler and Klein
Beautiful foliage trip on Boston Worcester Trolley Airline
Read about a scenic ride offered by the Boston and Worcester Trolley Airline with quick service and low fares. The notice invites travelers to enjoy the autumn foliage seen from the trolley line and highlights affordability.
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Boston & Worcester Trolley
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