Revolver questions haunt Sutton inquiry in Annapolis
In Annapolis on July 23 the Sutton inquiry centered on the revolver handed to Sergeant De Hart the night Sutton was shot on the academy campus. Attorneys for the Sutton family vow to force every participant to testify about the revolver, its type, and whether a missing revolver ever existed.
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Samuel M. Evans
United Press
Annapolis
Sutton
de Hart
Academy
Board of Inquiry
Colt
Doyen
Marine Corps
Davis
Parker
Smith & Wesson
Jerome May Probe In Thaw Hearing
United Press report from New York notes District Attorney Jerome may travel to White Plains to join the Thaw habeas corpus proceedings and cross examine Stanford White’s slayer when he testifies. He previously conferred with deputies and county DAs, and could participate if the attorney general’s office requests.
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United Press
New York
Jerome
White Plains
Clarke
Thaw
Eliot predicts a new religion at Harvard summer school
Former Harvard president Charles W. Eliot forecast a forthcoming religion at a Harvard commercial school of theology address in Cambridge. He said it would be non dogmatic and limitless in scope, focused on cooperative goodwill, prevention, and natural laws, with no supernatural elements and no intermediaries. It would emphasize love of God and service to others, be led by moral progress rather than authority, and aim to improve social and industrial conditions.
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Harvard
Summer School OF Theology
Cambridge
Mass
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard Commercial School of Theology
Harmony Dinner Fails to Settle Taft Trade Disputes
Washington July 23 President Taft hosted a harmony dinner with House and Senate conferees to ease tariff conflicts over hides iron ore lumber coal and oil but no agreement was reached. Likely outcome favors free iron ore and oil with modest duties on hides lumber and coal plus no Canadian reciprocity.
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Washington
Taft
Dinner House
Senate
Canada
House
Gates Fighting the Steel Trust Rumors Rise in Pittsburg
Pittsburg on July 23 hears that John W Gates may wage a vigorous fight against United States Steel Corp as Republic Iron & Steel awards a 1.5 million dollar contract for a Hazelton Ohio steel tube plant to McClintic Marshall. Steel circles note Gates influence and possible industry changes. A large $500000 electrical switchboard will control Pennsylvania Railroad yard switches in New York.
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Pittsburg
John W. Gates
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg Steel
Republic Iron & Steel Company
Gates
McClintic-Marshall Construction Company
Hazelton
Ohio
Republic
Coupon redeemable at Leverty's drugstores deal
J A Leverty and Bro promote a coupon offering a regular fifty cent Ames Pleasant Specific for constipation and dyspepsia at half price. The offer is valid at three stores: 1655 Main Street 608 Park Avenue and North Avenue and Main Street.
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J. A. Leverty & Bro
Main Street
Park Avenue
North Avenue
Coupon Offer for Ames Pleasant Specific at Half Price
A dated coupon entitles the holder to one 50c package of Ames Pleasant Specific for dyspepsia constipation and biliousness at 25c. J A Leverty & Bro offers a money back guarantee if no lasting benefit. The seller claims many cures, urging liver trouble headaches indigestion and biliousness sufferers to act quickly.
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J. A. Leverty & Bro
Messrs
Leverty
Wwe
Roosevelt's gun has sure aim in Kenyan safari
British East Africa dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt's safari to Naivasha with 90 hippo trophies hauled in by 40 men. A 14 foot bull hippo led the hunt, while Roosevelt and guides killed three white ibises with a light rifle, tallying 2100 specimens collected so far from the Saigesai excursion.
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Warrington Dawson
United Press
Naivasha
British East Africa
Roosevelt
Dake
Colonel Roosevelt
Bwana Tumbo
Johnny Baker
Egypt
Breezes From Boytonville and Local Talk of Island Fun
Mac Murphy sails to Fall River for a few days and is missed by his jovial circle on the island. John Madden of Holy Cross walked the island at night and described the wind as strong enough to force him to cling to grass or be blown into the Sound. Brooklyn attorney Martin Flanagan sails through the draw with his yacht the early part of the week and will visit Capt. Boyton. Blondy Jimmie McCabe, the ballroom czar, is the island’s most popular figure today. Tommy Burke, a former staff member, may visit Fenwick Hall briefly, with many friends here. Joe Curley’s hair cut is the gossip, and everyone sports a Weber smile. Eddie Madigan is pushing hard to make Weber day a success. Foley's Honey and Ter helps chronic coughs and strengthens lungs, aiding bronchitis, asthma, hay fever, and other lung troubles. F. B. Brill is the local agent. 125 Fine Nebraskan roads for Glidden tourists. fewer accidents and penalties as a Nebraskan caravan heads toward Julesburg, Colo. The Chalmers-Detroit No. 452 and Jewel No. 111 were penalized in yesterday’s run for minor mechanical work. six points for the Chalmers and a spark plug issue for the Jewel.
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Blondy
Jimmie McCabe
Tommy Burke
Fenwick Hall
Wise Tommie
United Press
Kearney
Neb
Julesburg
Colo
Chalmers
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Co & Suit
Madras
Wissner Pianos
Wissner
Bridgeport
House OF Quality
WISSNER_ PIANOS
People’s Dairy
Geo. A. Robie
Glasner Furniture Store
The
Glasner Furniture Co
Nain Street
Jerome May
Orton
Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Badgastien
Paul Morton
Lusitania
Semmering
Eliot
Steel Trust
Pennsyyvania Railroad
Leverty’s
English Woolen Mille Co
Fairfield Ave
Boytonville
Mac” Murphy
Fall River
John Madden
Holy Cross
Martin Flanagan
Orporation ‘Counsel
Brooklyn
Capt. Boyton
Joe Curley
Weber
Eddie Madigan
Foley
F. B. Brill
G. W. Fairchild & Sons
Connecticu
G CO
B. Clark & CO
Broad Street
Post Office
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