Denver Family Is Committed To Insane Ward
Sept 17 An entire family including an aged mother Bridget Murray and two sons Joseph and Stephen Murray were admitted to the county hospital insane ward. The doctors link mental breakdown to continuous work at Fort Logan target pits during government service and sleepless nights trying to protect the mother from harming herself. The sons Stephen and Joseph collapsed with grief and were present as the mother was placed in the ambulance.
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Denver
Sgns
United States
Fort Logan
Bridget Murfer
Joseph Murray
Sara End
MD Oe Murray
Stephen Murray
Hote
Thomas Murray
Josaph
Stephen
Roosevelt Challenges Enemies in Open Fight
In Syracuse on September 17 Roosevelt challenged opponents of his political doctrines to come out in the open and fight. He praised Taft as a public official, endorsed Taft accomplishments, and defended recent Supreme Court decisions. Timothy L Woodruff, Republican leader, met Roosevelt at the event as both sides exchanged cordial greetings.
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Syracuse
Denver
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Millionaire Candy Man Arrested in Smuggling Probe
New York headlines report Morgenthau, noted millionaire candy importer and rector, detained yesterday on smuggling charges. A federal grand jury inquiry may lead to indictments. penalties max two years and up to $5000 fine. Customs officials seized property as the man facing potential trials.
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New York
I-Bept
Kte
Mengel Morgenthau
Federal Grand Jury
United Sealed
Gilchrist
Miner shoots injured wife to save from wolves
New York records recount a Canadian prospecting tragedy where James McPowell, while guiding his wife Fanny Crawford to a mining site, watched the mule plunge off a cliff and killed her. he saved himself but faced years of trauma and eventual exile to the Bronx.
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Miner
New York
James McPowell
Canadian Northwest
Miles
McDowell
Bronx
Axoreidé
Fanny Crawford
Alberta
Fler
California
Canada
Fanny
Oly
Riley
Castle Mountain
Cascade Range
Calgary
Powife
Mrs Hyde in Critical Condition as Husband Faces Life Term
In Kansas City on September 17 Physicians treating Mrs. Hyde say she is gravely ill and may die. Her husband, Dr. B Clarke Myde, is under life imprisonment for the alleged murder of Cal Thomas H M Swope. Mrs. Hyde requests the marshal permit her husband to visit. she repeatedly calls for Clark while delirious, and the marshal has not decided on the request.
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Kansas City
B Clarke Myde
Cal
Thomas HM. Swope
Woman Destitute After Husband Leaves Denver Home
In Denver at 2140 Champa Street a postman delivers a letter to Mrs Augustine Mathis in a bleak room. She cries after seeing the missive, while news of her husband's prolonged joblessness and absence emerges as the major distress in their strained situation.
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Denver
Champa’ Street
Augustus Mathis
Baby Incubator Exhibit Sparks Police Action
Louisville report notes deaths of infants at a baby incubator show tied to a slave sale inquiry. A Chicago physician, Dr. Douglas Snyder, and Dr H J Moyer describe deaths from inanition and exhaustion after long train travel, two infants a boy and a girl died weeks old and four weeks old respectively, with a third infant dying too.
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Louisville
Chicago
Charities
Pitteburk
Hh. J. Moyer
Douglas Snyder
Peraethene
Snyder
New Orleans Population figure reported in 1907 note
Washington reports New Orleans population at 89,076 reflecting a rise of 51,971 or 18.1 percent from 237,104 in 1900. The data marks the city’s growing urban profile.
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Washington
New Orléans
Chicago Population Tops 2.18 Million
Washington dispatch reports Chicago now has a population of 2,185,783, an increase of 486,798 people or seven percent since 1900. The figure reflects rapid urban growth and demographic change in the era.
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Washington
Chicago
Kansas City Student Surrenders in Peters Poisoning Case
Karl M. Bickel a 22 year old divinity student surrendered to police after a warrant was issued by Johnson county authorities over the death of Miss Frances Peters. Peters died after mercurial poisoning eleven days of illness. Peters named Bickel in a statement before death. She was engaged to John J. Lewie, an life insurance solicitor.
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Kansas City
Karl M. Bickel
Johnson County
Kan
Frances Peters
Bickel
William Jewell College
Joseph ‘Taghart
Olathe
Gertrude Gerway
Fairmount Park
Park
Feranchs Peters
J. A. Lamb
John J. Lewie
Lfe
Chanter Recalls Duel Over Prenuptial Pact With Cavalier
New York report dramatizes the saga of Robert Winthrop Chanter and Lina Cavalier as they confront a prenuptial contract. The Astor-Chanler lineage is cited amid sensational quotes and a tale of wealth, vows, and dramatic vows before marriage.
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New York
Robert Winthrop Chanter
Lina Cavalier
New York Roglater
Dutchess
Astor-Chanler Family
Mule
John Jacob
Chanier
Thes
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Phapmat
Smythe
Mrs. Hyde
Cheyenne
Kentucky Fair
Monarch
Monarely
Cheyenne Lodge No. 2
Carnyville
C. B. Seymour
Sheridan
Grand Lodge
Dodge
New Orleans
Chanter
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