Roosevelt speaks for insurgent policies at Osawatomie
Theodore Roosevelt defended progressive aims and attacked special interests in a battlefield speech on the Osawatomie site where John Brown fought. He urged national power to regulate corporations, framed as a new nationalism, and called for keeping faith with voters. Governors Stubbs Pinchot Garfield and others attended.
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Insurance Broker Leaps to Death From Park Row Building
A man identified as B H Halbrook, an insurance broker of 29 Broadway, jumped from the 26th floor of the Park Row building today. His body crashed through the roof of a six story building next door, frightening tenants as it tore through elevator shaft coverings and wedged in the machinery.
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Whisky Bet Ends in Death After Drinking Contest
A man died after a drinking wager with another man in York. Kahole won the bet by finishing a quart bottle, then collapsed, while Charlea hole reportedly faded after the second round. Police may pursue charges as details emerge.
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Parson Shoots Two and Self in Kansas City Tragedy
L Brown former pastor of the Christ Hin church Lees Summit Missouri shot and killed himself after wounding Mrs Hadith Lamphere and Mrs Anne Lamphere in a rooming house. Jealousy cited as motive. Brown previously faced church funds scandal and later was jailed after assaulting a prisoner.
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Anne Lamphere
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Oklahoma City Named by Veterans Encampment
Denver reports the United Spanish War Veterans national encampment selected Oklahoma City for its next gathering. New officers include Charles A. Reynolds as treasurer vice commander in chief W D Tucker and William J Mickel as inspector general. A city park reunion and a veterans camp fire featured speeches and fireworks for the public.
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Catholic Boy and Protestant Girl Wed in Secret Elopement
Denver August 31. Leo McFeely a Catholic and Misa Helen Cook a Protestant eloped while their fathers attended a Roosevelt dinner. The ceremony was performed by Rev Allen Tanner at El Jebel temple after McFeely obtained a marriage license in Golden. The couple’s parents, aligned with conflicting faiths, faced a domestic dispute when informed of the marriage.
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Alderman Dotaler Declared New York Heel-Eater Champion
Alderman Frank Dotaler, weighing 241 pounds, is named champion heel-eater of New York City for 1910. The belt bears a festive inscription and the August contest was held at a shore venue, refereed by Samuel Koenig, New York secretary of state. Dotaler ate 11 1 4 pounds of steak, winning by three ounces after a grueling contest where two competitors nearly collapsed.
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Milwaukee mayor under fire over Roosevelt reception choice
Milwaukee residents react after Mayor Sei del declines to join the Roosevelt reception committee for Col Roosevelt at the Milwaukee Prog club event in September. Chamber of commerce leader Wallace M Bell criticizes the mayor as narrow minded and says personal bias should not govern such a high profile civic occasion.
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Roosevelt Contempt Question Discussed by Capital Lawyers
Washington observers debate whether Col. Theodore Roosevelt was in contempt of court for criticizing Supreme Court rulings. The attacks targeted decisions in the Knigt sugar trust case and the Lochner v. New York bakery case, raised after his Denver address to the Colorado legislature.
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Great Pumpkin Pie Day Parade In Longmount
Longmont Colorado August 8 The city readies for Pumpin Pie Day with a large industrial parade featuring local businesses and county agencies. A jewelry prize is planned for decorated automobiles, plus pumpkin pie tastings and various races from 11 o clock to 2 o clock.
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Fragmented OCR leads to unclear historical notice
The readable text is garbled and non cohesive with names and events unclear. It mentions Fred W Cheney and a Mutuel Fire Team but provides no coherent facts, dates, or clear actions to summarize accurately.
Deforest Wife in Legal Battle Over Love Affair
Attorney Frank Trenbohn says Mrs. Deforest is the victim of a love affair with California lawyer Della M. Wilson. The husband J. Douglas Deforest is wealthy and generous, while Mrs. Deforest allegedly pursued a Reno divorce. The case hinges on Mrs. Deforest’s next move and the fate of their two children.
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Mythical Sum Wiped Off Treasury Silver Estimate
The treasury reduced the estimated subsidy silver stock by 9.7 million after Assistant Secretary Andrews revised the subsidiary silver estimate. Subsidiary silver coins under one dollar were misrecorded as imports from Americans traveling abroad, at about 300 thousand dollars yearly for thirty years, eliminating the 9.7 million overhang and setting current subsidiary silver at 155 million.
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Miss Elkins and Duke Will Wed Next Year
It is reported with strong authority that the Duke Degli Abruzzi will marry Miss Katherine Vi King next year. A formal betrothal announcement is planned in New York after a royal reception for Senator and the family by King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena at the end of next month.
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New York
Starving Toga Moeller Holds Fast Despite Doctor Warning
Roland Moeller enters a fifty seventh day of total abstinence in Denver as his doctor warns starvation risks severe harm. He remains bed ridden and weak, insisting on sixty days without food while his mother and sister urge him to eat, arriving from Milwaukee to plead for a change.
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Mother Leaves Baby Takes Dog in France Bound Trip
Aug 31 New York report says Mrs Edward Beale MacLean sailed with husband to France leaving their seven month old heir at Briar Bar Harbor under four nurseries with detectives and servants. The family poodle was escorted aboard with a special menu and cost $4 for its meals.
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Edward Beale MacLean
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Aviator Morane Sets Record Flight Height
Paris aviator Leon Morane reportedly climbed to 2,100 meters or about 6,900 feet marking a significant aviation altitude record. The event, noted by observers and press, places Morane among pioneering pilots as official figures are tallied.
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