Taft Announces Arbitration Treaty With France and Britain
At Manila Virginia July 22 President Taft addressed veterans at the 80th anniversary of the Civil War battle near Manassas. He announced a proposed arbitration treaty with France and with Great Britain, saying the United States aims to conclude both within ten days. Survivors and locals heard the speech as they mark a long struggle and hope for peaceful settlement.
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Exciting Battle 150 Feet In Air Ends Safe Subdue
Lawrence Mass July 22 Women looked on as ten shouted and watched a perilous fight atop a 160 foot stack at Lehnhardt's Mill. Patrick Jennings aged 11 and Tobin Cavanaugh fought for minutes before Jennings lowered both to the ground. Cavanaugh, suffering a sunstroke, was removed to hospital where he died. The two fighters clung to the edge as bystanders watched in fear. Jennings finally pulled free and carried Cavanaugh to safety despite his own injuries.
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Umbrella walk leads to accident injuring woman in Chicago
In Chicago on July 22 Mina Millicent Turnovk was struck by a blast while under an umbrella with a companion. She suffered serious injuries to the groin area as clothes tore and the blast scorched one side. Companion received only a minor shock.
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Benton Warrior
Mina
Millicent Turnovk
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Obscure Report on Henry's Departure Leaves Family
A fragmentary notice from Ohio on July 22 describes a man named Henry leaving his wife and daughter, with unclarified reasons and a reference to an upcoming removal to a home. The text shows garbled words and unclear names, but indicates sorrow and a widow and child left behind.
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Daughtor
Senator LaFollette Attacks Press in Final Speech
Wisconsin senator Robert La Follette, in his final Regiuescity appearance, bitterly assailed the press, accusing editors of bias and misrepresentation while defending his reformist platform and calling for greater accountability in government. He urged voters to support his anti-press portrayal and continued crusade for transparency.
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Taft Contributions List Recounted Amid Record Dispute
Washington July 22 details emerge in a congressional inquiry into Taft era campaign funding. Secretary Lazansky denies the list was an official record and a witness offered to copy the document for 1000 dollars claiming it contained about 1 500 names and 9 058 words. The matter centers on a request for a certified copy from the secretary of state office and the price charged by James Neville, secretary to Lazansky, for the potential copy.
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Euward Milumber Company
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Hiner
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John BR. Whalen
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Herzog Traded as Bridwell Gowdy to Boston Shortstop Norton
Confusing report details a July trade exchanging Bridwell and Gowdy of New York for Boston shortstop Norton. The piece notes mixed reactions and internal team friction, mentioning Herzog’s conflict with President Russell and management upheavals surrounding the Giants, Red Sox, and Baltimore club figures.
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Boston
Norton
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Hoston
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al Bridwell
Harry Gowds
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Russell
Hoyeon
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Hooton
Hersey
Muniver
Feraog
Albine
Dandy Yestertay
Neb Hayton
Baltimore Club
Runsell
Wisconsin Insurgent Attacks Press in Bitter Speech
Senator La Follette blasts newspapers for favoring his measure, accusing editors of personal gain from advocacy. He urges Wisconsin to oppose federal press influence, warning that coverage shapes public opinion and politics.
Kind Act Rewarded for Lower Berth Swap
William R. ONeal of Bainbridge California exchanged a lower berth for an upper berth with J T Young from Oldland years ago aboard a train. On a Florida journey Young learned of the deed and left $20,000 to the Georgia man now living. ONeal was notified in Georgia by a fan of Young who had travelled to seek him.
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William R. O'Neal
Bainbridge
O'Neal
1 .T. Young
Ouldgnd
Cal
Bio Live Monswers
Florida
Mr. Young
Kaiser Saila For Norway Riel July 8
Sailed Awiy on the Longdil yacht Helen follerh for a trip to Norway with Kaiser Saila and Riel aboard.
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Riel
Kisey
Awiy
Helen Follerh
Fragmented Confusion in a Brief Dialogue
A clipped exchange shows a character insisting on a kiss and another claiming a definite tooth as if bargaining. The dialogue flits between words like not blind and five minutes, hinting at a playful or abrupt scene with misheard phrases and partial sentences.
Shootings at Pittsburgh Woman and Child Tragedy
Crazed by incessant crying, George Kossuth shot his wife Mary, 24, then killed himself in a grim domestic tragedy. The infant cried through the scene as neighbors and an attempted intervention failed. Police reported the event occurring in a fevered outburst ending with the couple’s deaths.
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Arughler
George Kossith
Mary
Kossuth
Power House Wrecked in Springfield Explosion Fatal, Two Injured
An engine explosion at the Minas Traction System powerhouse on Av. Kivercon, Springfield, killed Keil Lowe and another man. Two others are wounded, including engineers and workers. Rescue teams were dispatched to the scene.
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Minas Traction System
Kivercon
Keil Lowe
John the
Orelivars
Macean Edie
Jeus Tuckens
Los Steele
Sui
Lrolen
Kidney Cleaning Tonic Promises Health and Purge
In a boastful advert, Thompson's Barosive claims to cleanse the kidneys and purify the blood, offering a two week regimen for two shillings and sixpence. Ames & Co and Thomas Vowlley guarantee cures or money back, urging readers to buy at local drugstores.
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Thomas Downey
Thompson
Ames & Co
Thomas Vowlley
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