Daring Curtiss Sets Fifty Mile Flight Record at Atlantic City
Glen Curtiss set a new American record by flying fifty miles in five mile laps along the Atlantic City beach in 1 hour 14 minutes 58 seconds. Crowds gathered on the boardwalk as winds limited speed to about fifty mph and Curtiss noted extra weight and wind drift slowed him.
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Associated Dispatch
Atlantic City
N. J
Glen Curtiss
Curtiss
Walter Brookins
Frank Coffyn
Bea
Massachusetts Avenue
Ventnor
Wright
Brookins
Seres
Mye Tewes
New
York
Associated Press
Clifford B. Harmon
Garden City
L. I
Long Island Sound
Commodore B. C. Benedict
Greenwich
Conn
Harmon
Roslyn
R. T
Harrison
Taft Tells Loeb Duty in Politics in New York
President Taft declares a public duty in politics to Louis Loeb in New York, signaling a calls for civic engagement and party alignment during state affairs.
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Taft
Loeb
Speculation Blamed for Shortage in Two Cities
In Beverly Massachusetts President Taft discussed the New York governor race with William Loeb Jr collector of the port of New York and implied a possible nomination. In Louisville Kentucky August Ropke Fidelity Trust bookkeeper faced embezzlement charges amid a stock slump and broker speculation.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Beverly
Mass
W William Loeb, Jr
Port of
New York
Taft
Customs Service
Loeb
Rocky Mountains
Roosevelt
Beverly Hills
New York State
Mr. Loeb
Tariff Commission
Hughes
Louisville
Ropke
Fidelity Trust Company
Dolly Dimples Stuns Treasury Crowd Across Washington
Miss Dolly Dimples appeared at the U S Treasury in Washington in front of a crowd of 10000, halting traffic for fifty minutes as police and 5000 employees hunted her. She boasted no disguises, only costume changes, and teased pursuers about future moves toward the West and Europe.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
United States Treasury
Miss Dolly Dimples
Treasury Building
Miss Dimples
Woman of Mystery
Dolly Dimples
Getional ‘Bureau of Dentifive Toh
Dimples
London
West
Europe
Jilted lover takes acid as sweetheart goes missing
Peter Webster 20, jilted by Anna Burns, drank hydrochloric acid at 236 East Sixth street and was taken to a city hospital. Miss Burns left Covington after learning of the act. her whereabouts and the man’s fate remained unclear as police investigated.
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Anna Burns
Tage
Peter Webster
Fountain Square
East Sixth Street
Mes
City Hospital
Flood Turns Back Band of Night Riders
Mil ton Oliver, key witness in night rider trials at Hopkinsville, Ky, remains in danger after a masked group attempted to attack him at his Lamasco home. Soldiers guard Oliver around the clock. he testified about the raid and inner workings of the Secret clan. He says the threat may cost him his life, but he plans to testify despite wounds. Oliver is able to move with difficulty and can be accompanied by one person.
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Commercial Tribune
Hopekinsville
Milton Oliver
Oliver
Lamasco
Lyon County
Christian County
Grand Jury
Hopkinsville
Ed Persons
Wilson
Omic
Harmon
Antisaloon League
Kentucky
Miller
Newark
Columbus
Mitler
Law and Order League
Garfield Declares Harmon Opposed Law in Insurgent Message
Cleveland July 11 James R Garfield former secretary of the interior spoke to a Progressive Republican group outlining the insurgent platform for the fall campaign He endorsed the insurgent label while criticizing both major parties for ties to special interests and urged recall to curb unfaithful public officers The address touched on conservation Alaska issues public utilities and child labor with emphasis on canal development and reforms.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Cleveland
James R. Garfield
Garfield
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Dada
Dheesinh
Congress
Friends of Conservation
Alaska
Newark Change as Governor Suspends Mayor Atherton
Governor Harmon suspends Mayor Atherton of Newark and installs John Ankele as acting mayor. Ankele immediate orders police shakeup suspends Chief Hindel and Night Captain Bell, with new appointees Swank and Hin del. Coroner and Sheriff face potential changes as riot duties prompt inquiry. Authorities arrest suspects tied to prior mob violence while saloons close indefinitely.
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Commercial Tribune
Newark, CO
Atherton
Harmon
John Ankele
Ankele
Ed M. Larason
Robert Zergiebe
Charles Hindel
Robert Bell
Charles Swank
L. L. Marriot
Sheriff Linke
Newark
K. Jones
N. L. Marriot
John M. Ankele
Council
City of Newark
Herbert Atherton
City of
Director of Public Safety
Police Department
Judson Harmon
Plan Homecoming for Archbishop Moeller
Final reception plans for Archbishop Moeller on his return from Europe will be arranged at the committees meeting this evening in the Provident Bank Building. It is expected all city and suburban congregations will be represented in the welcome to the archbishop.
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Moeller
Europe
Provident Bank
Tragic Fall Kills 60 Year Old At Norwood Boarding House
John L. Roeliker aged 60 died yesterday morning from a fall from the third-story window of his Norwood boarding house at 4921 Beech Street. He was an employee of United States Can Co and leaves a son.
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John L. Roeliker
Beech Street
Norwood
United States Can Company
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