Fort Monroe Tragedy as Gun Explodes During Practice
Ten soldiers killed and several injured at Fort Monroe during battle practice on a 12 inch Derussy battery. Wives and children witnessed the tragedy. a breech explosion sent a man into Chesapeake Bay. Carbon monoxide theory cited as cause amid rapid-fire drills.
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Fort Monroe
Derussy
Harry G. Hess
Charles O. Adkins
Albert Bradford
Roy Rubber
John W. Chadwick
Cleve W. King
Alfred W. Smith
Andy J. Sullivan
James N. Turner
H. Adey
Arle Dey
Judd B. Hogan
George L. Vandeusen
Orville T. Rainey
Ellsworth Hoffman
Charles Parks
Wiliam C. Sulzberger
Vandensen
No. 2 Con
Hampton
Roads
Army
Navy
No Indian Land Openings Delayed Until Spring
Chairman Burke of the house committee on Indian affairs has been notified that there will be no attempt to open the Rosebud and Pine Ridge lands of South Dakota before next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pierre
Burke
House Committee On Indisn Affairs
Rosebud
Pine Ridge
South Dakota
Roosevelt Third Term Debate Sparks Insurgent Reform Pull
New York July 21 A Hampton Magazine study by Jud Welliver weighs Roosevelt’s suitability for a third term and the insurgent push for reforms. The piece contrasts Roosevelt’s legacy with Jefferson and Jackson, pondering whether he would govern from retirement or return to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Hampton
Roosevelt
Welliver
Europe
Jefferson
Jackson
Grant
White House
First Doctor of Affinity Makes It Pay
New York July 21 The affinity doctor Dr Judson Brealey of Springfield Massachusetts has allegedly studied soul matching for two years guiding couples with a love making fluid called lordino. He claims sole discovery of the fluid and predicts it will solve marital problems and curb rising divorce while likening his work to greater than electricity or radium.
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New York
United States
Judson Brealey
Springfield
Mass
Chicago
Bradley
Dry farming triumph in Wyoming’s driest year
The First Wyoming State Dry Farm congress at Keefe ball concluded with strong testimony that dry farming is succeeding. Delegates from across the state reported hyvä yields and moisture conservation work yielding crops of wheat from 25 to 40 bushels per acre and promising continued success, with experts stressing soil culture and breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Dry Farm Congress
Keefe, Ball
minotte of _moisure
Huffum
Worland W. P
J. Rows
Cheyenne
Buffum
Mr. Carpenter
Mr. Snyder
Maine folks resent Taft visit snobbishness
In Bar Harbor Maine on July 21 protesting residents claim the summer colony plans ignore year round residents. President Taft promises to speak on the village green tomorrow after J P Bass of Bangor presents the grievance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Society of the Summer Colony
Taft
Grandpoint
J. P. Bass
Bangor
Toft
Restaurant Sneeze Incident Ends in Death at New York Eatery
A man, 61, allegedly sneezed into peppered soup causing a violent fit that ruptured a blood vessel and led to his death in a New York restaurant on July fifth. The chaotic episode involved severe coughing and a fatal hemorrhage.
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New York
Beneneracheld
Bryan Bol i Neb raska Report
Bryan's stance against liquor interests fuels fear he will control the Democratic convention at Grand Island on July 28 and press county option. The piece notes Bryan’s hostile stance at Lincoln county gathering and mentions filings by W R Patrick and Richard Metcalfe for county option and Senate race, with Metcalfe later endorsed by Bryan.
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Lincoln, Néb
Grand Island
Bryan
Lincoln
Bryen May
W. R. Patrick
South Omaha
Anti-Saioon League
Richard Ly Metcalfe
Mr. Bryan
the Commoner
Ce Ee
G. M. Hitch
Omaha+ Worldaca
Congress
Metcalfe
Parker
St. Los
Roosevelt and Bryan Urged as New Party Leaders
From Des Moines to the West editors urge a Kansas City convention on September 1 to form a new party on the Rooseveltian principle of the same deal. The Des Moines News backs Roosevelt and Bryan and names lawmakers and citizens from multiple states supporting the move.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas City
Cummins
K. G. Male
Resolutions Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
A. J. Bevyridge
Indiana
Moses EB
Clapp
Minnesota
al, Owen
Oklahoma
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
Geo. C. Chamberlain
Oregon
F. D. Money
Mississippi
Thomas P. Gore
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Irvine Lenroot
BE. H. Madison
George W. ‘Is
Nebraska
F. H. Hubbard
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Champ ‘Clark
Missouri
W. A. Sulser
New York
W. J. Jamison
T. W. Simms
Tennessee
Olie James
Kentucky
Gilbert Hitchcock
Vessy
South Dakota
Burke
North Dakota
Stubbs
Hughes
Smith
Georgia
Comer
Alabama
Gifford Jincher
Jan R. Garfield
Charles BR. Crane
Geo. G. Loftus
William Allen White
Ray Stannard Baker
Francis J. Keney
Tom L. Johnson
William 5. Uren
Louis F. Post
Joseph W. Folk
Fire damages hay barn on Adams farm near Rasselas
Four children were injured when a hay barn burned at the John Adams farm in Rasselas south of Bradford Pennsylvania yesterday. Firefighters battled the blaze and authorities investigated the incident on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Penn
Johh Adams
Rasselas
Here
Denounces Mrs Longworth Smoking Habit
Chicago activist Miss Lucy Mage Gaston founder of the All Cigarette League of America accuses Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Mrs Eleanor Sears of promoting cigarette use among young women. She plans a campaign visit to New York and Boston to press reform and urge literature distribution while noting men present a larger challenge.
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New York
Alice
League
Mis. Longworth
Misa Sears
Misa Gaston
Bouton
Sears
Theatera
Gaston
Claus
England
London
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Nicaragua
Managua
Madriz
la Nacion
Nicaraagua
Navy Department
Potomac
Amphitrite
Vicksburg
Corinto
Tacoma
Cape Gracias
Nicarauguan
Nicaraugua
Yankees
Coe
Affinity
Massachusetts
West
Wyoming Association of Moister Conservation
Maine
Himarlp Dopmath
Restaurhant
Bryan Boli
Nebraska Report
City
Anti” League
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