Mysterious Dolly Dimples Defies New York Detectives
The young woman Dolly Dimples arrived in New York from Cherbourg aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and shocked investigators by refusing to be tracked. She claimed she could elude officers for 30 days and left police baffled as she vanished after a brief, stylish encounter at headquarters.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Dolly Dimples
Cherbourg
Scotland Yard
Miss Dimples
Uncle Sam
Customs House
Sherlock Holmes
Bank of England
Knickerbocker Hotel
Seven Horses Burned in South Bend Fire
Fire in the Oliver Chilled Steel Plow company lumber yard and stables in South Bend Indiana tonight caused $100000 in damage. Seven horses were burned to death.
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South Bend
Ind
Associated Press
Oliver Chilled Steel Plow Company
Garfield Boom Gains Impetus for Governor Nomination
Friends of former interior secretary James R. Garfield in Cleveland launched a strong push for his GOP governor bid ahead of the July 27 state convention. Several Cuyahoga County delegates pledged their support last night.
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Secretary of the Interior
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Weyler's reconcentration plan tried again in Nicaragua
An Associated Press report from Washington states Nicaragua authorities have begun a Weyler like reconcentration in Granada. About 5 000 people in Granada vicinity are to be concentrated under Sebastian Salinaz. The aim is to justify a Granada military regime to suppress rebels on the Mombacho ridge.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Cuba
Spain
Nicaragua
State Department
Granada
Sebastian Salinaz
Mombacho
Shelby declines bid for Seventh District Congress
Hon John T Shelby will not run against Democratic nominee J Campbell Cantrill in Kentucky's Seventh District. He told Fayette county Republican committee members that his law practice and duties prevent him from entering the race, though he appreciated their support and the committee resolution urging candidacy.
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Lexington
John T. Shelby
J. Campbell Cantrill
Shelby
Fayette County
Republican Committee
White Slaver Seeks New Trial In State Case
A motion was filed in the supreme court for leave to file a petition in error in the state vs Jacob Goldberg. Goldberg, convicted in the lower court for engaging in the white slave business, had his case remanded for rehearing after a circuit court reversal on a technical point. Prosecutor Cline seeks to have the circuit court finding set aside. Goldberg was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Supreme Court
Jacob Goldberg
Cleveland
Goldberg
Cline
Boys' Home Outing a Success at Phoenix Grove
Thirty five boys from the Phoenix Grove Boys' Home enjoyed a day trip aboard the Lorell launch. Transportation and grove access were free, with coffee, sports equipment, and snacks donated by local firms. Baseball, boxing, swimming and games kept the group active.
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Phoenix Grove
Grove
Lorell
Charles BE. Logan
Powell- Clement Co
Defects Found in Armor of Battle Ships North Dakota and Utah
Defects in armor plate on the battleships North Dakota and Utah triggered a prolonged conference at the navy department. Government experts and representatives from New York Ship Building Co and Midvale Steel Co attended the meeting to discuss the legal aspects involved.
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Washington
Associated Press
North Dakota
Utah
Navy Department
New York Ship Building Company
Midvale, Steel Company
Ohio Bar Association Holds Annual Meeting at Cedar Point
Former Interior Secretary James R. Garfield urged progressive Republican measures and pledged support for a gubernatorial bid. The Ohio Bar association adopted nominees for officers and discussed judicial reform, nonpartisan judiciary ideas, and a plan to join related charges in indictments.
Garfield Boom Propels Cuyahoga Delegation Move in Ohio Race
In Cleveland Ohio July 7 a split in the Cuyahoga county Republican delegation weakened Senator T E Burton influence and boosted former Interior Secretary James R Garfield for the governor nomination Several delegates backed Garfield and others signaled changing Burton ties As Garfield spoke before the Ohio Bar Association at Cedar Point he received broad assurances of support and signaled willingness to run on a progressive platform Senator Dick is due to speak next.
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Commercial Tribune
Cedar Point
Interior
James R. Garfield
Ohio Bar Association
The
Bar Association
Cleveland, CO
Cuyahoga County
T. E. Burton
Garfield
Burton
Ballinger
Pinchot
Ohio
Taft
Brown
W. G. Harding
Carmi A. Thompson
Reynolds Kinkade
Myron T. Herrick
Frank W. Woods
Olieslagers Sets Air Endurance and Distance Marks
At Betheney Plain France M Olieslagers soared 2 hours 39 minutes 39 seconds and covered 158 35 miles to set new records in duration and distance at the aviation meeting. Frenchman Leon Morane clocked 34 km in a speed trial while Hubert Latham and Labouchere traded rounds in the distance contest. An American named Weyman wrecked his plane but was uninjured. M Petrowski of Russia and Belgian M Kines had a near calm collision incident. In the height contest Latham rose to 1384 meters beating Paulhan’s 1296 meter record.
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Leon Morane
Hubert Latham End
Labourchere
Wéyman
M. Petrowski
Russia
M. Kines
Belgium
Hubert Latham
Paulhan
White Takes Long Flight From London to Bournemouth
Graham White, who lost to Paulhan in the London to Manchester contest, departs the Crystal Palace for a 105 mile flight to Bournemouth for an aviation meeting tied to the centenary celebration. He descends after a brief flight due to a propeller accident and the aeroplane is damaged on descent.
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White
London
Associated Press
Graham White
Paulhan
Manchester
Crystal Palace
Bournemouth
Young Watterson Waives Examination in New York
Ewing Watterson son of Colonel Henry Watterson waives examination before Police Justice Rowe at Sauger Falls on a charge of shooting Michael J. Martin a saloon keeper He is committed to jail to await the grand jury action on assault in the first degree.
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Kingston
N. Y
Associated Press
Ewing Watterson
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Rowe
Saugerties
Michael J. Martin
Taft Withdraws Coal Lands Across Several States
President Taft signed orders withdraw ing 35 078 164 acres of coal lands from the public domain in North and South Dakota Washington Utah Colorado and Arizona Territory as part of his conservation policy.
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Beverly
Mass
Associated Press
Taft
North and
South Dakota
Washington
Utah
Colorado
Territory of
Arizona
Telegraph Wires Cut By Company Across Markets
Western Union discontinued service to several stock brokers in New York and other states on its own, officials say. In Pittsburgh, two brokers found their telegraph access cut when markets opened, with Western Union offering no explanation. The Rex Commission Company and E Hereford & Co traded as Standard Stock and Grain.
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Pittsburg
Western Union
Telegraph Company
Rex Commission Company
Standard Stock and Grain Company
E. Hereford & Co
Injunction Blocks Western Union Service Cutoff
A Baltimore circuit court issued a preliminary injunction restraining Western Union Telegraph from discontinuing service to E Hereford & Co stock brokers. The bill shows Hereford paid 7525 in advance for this month and alleges service was stopped suddenly without cause after being provided until Wednesday.
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Baltimore
Associated Press
Western Union Telegraph Company
E. Hereford & Co
Abeereford
Hereford
Two Brokers Closed in Johnstown Over Western Union Feud
Johnstown Pennsylvania July 7 two brokers offices shut as Western Union Telegraph Company refuses to supply wire and ticket service.
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Johnstown
Associated Press
Western Union, Telegraph Company
Officials Say No Wire Withdrawal In Cincinnati
Cleveland report claims Western Union will pull wires from Cincinnati broker offices. Local head I N Miller and manager R C Bliss deny any withdrawal and call the rumor a misinterpretation of bucket shop wire service policy. They note they have rejected several wire service applications locally and would route new wires through Chicago if needed.
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Cleveland
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cincinnati
I. N. Miller
R C. Bliss
Miller
Chicago
Clowry Speaks Indirectly On Western Union Probe
In New York on July 7 President Robert C. Clowry of the Western Union Telegraph Company refused direct answers about the grand jury investigation. He hinted that directors acted in response to federal indictments accusing the firm of furnishing bucket shop stock quotations.
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Telegraph Company
Western Union
Federal Grand Jury
Washington
Smith Named First Head of New Bureau of Mines
George Otis Smith, director of the geological survey, will be the first head of the new bureau of mines created by act of Congress. Taft announced that Smith will lead temporarily until the bureau is organized and started, not as permanent head.
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George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
Bureau of Mines
Congress
Smith
Taft
Bureau
Woman Heads Educational Association In Boston
Mrs Hila Flags Young superintendent of Chicago Public Schools won the presidency of the National Educational Association in Boston defeating Zachariah Xenophon Snyder of Colorado. The convention reaffirmed opposition to private school funding and planned next year’s San Francisco meeting.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Boston
Mass
Hila Flags Young
Public
Chicago
National Educational Association
Zachariah Xenophon Snyder
State Normal School of
Colorado
Snyder
Young
General Business
National Education Association
San Francisco
Alfred Roncovieri
Roosevelt Puzzle 10 Dopesters Roosevelts Visit Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay July 7 Albert Beveridge Indiana senator, a leading Progressive, left Sagamore Hill after a promise from Theodore Roosevelt to deliver one campaign speech in Beveridge s reelection bid. Roosevelt met visitors including Beveridge Foulke Swift Churchill Bass Fish Sheffield Carter as he mulls insurgent support and Indiana politics.
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Associated_Press Dispatch
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate
Mr. Foulke
Mr. Swift
Senator Beveridge
Mr Roosevelt
Beveridge
John W. Kern
Bryan
William Dudley Foulke
Lucius E. Swift
Indianapolis
Winston Churchill
New Hampshire
John Bass
Robert R. Bass
New York
Hamilton Fish
James R. Sheffield
Montana
Thomas H.carter
Roosevelt
Mr. Beveridge
Carter
No Postal Savings Banks Before First of the Year
Chicago July 7 Postmaster General Hitchcock said in the city that no total savings bank can be established before January 1 1911.
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Chicago
Hitchcock
Total Savings Bank
Baroness Seeks Missing Husband in New York
New York July 7 Baroness Procter seeks husband Percy Procter of the Procter & Gamble soap family. She crossed the ocean to find him after he skipped meeting her in Cincinnati all June. Their marriage in London last October followed a Riviera honey moon and a vanished telegram signaling his departure. A court action in Cincinnati seeks to recover 100 shares of Procter & Gamble stock from London lawyer Wyckoff. stock certificate has been deposited with the court.
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Baroness Bride
Percy Procter
New York
Cincinnati
Metropolis
Procter
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Edmond B. King
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Frederick Taft
Joseph Bailey
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Charles Dick
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Fred T. Mullens
Salem
J. W. van Deman
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E. P. Molineux
Burrows
Committee On
T. R
Thomas H. Carter
M. Olieslagers
Cassociated Press Dispatch
Betheney Plain
Rheims
Young Watterson
Ticker Service
Rex
Clowry
Department of Justice
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Georgee Otis Smith
Woman Heads Educational Association
Ella Flags Young
Dan Julia Rigden
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Spearfish, & D
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N. C
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Shepardstown
W. Va
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Reading
Homer F. Sweerley
Cedar Falls
Fe Hayes
Alva
Okla
H. T. Fairfield
Topeka
Kan
Samuel Avery
Lincoln
Neb
C. A. Duniway
Bozeman
Mont
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Tremont Temple
W. N. Hutt
Farmers’ Institute Work of
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Raleigh
Harvard
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Ator
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Alaska
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