Young chorus girl shoots self in New York hotel
In New York a 19 year old chorus girl named Phila Philips, stage name Miss Philips, shot herself after being admitted to Lincoln Hospital from a residence on Seventh Avenue. She initially refused questions, then answered and was placed under arrest. Doctors reported the wound not fatal but serious.
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New York
Henry
Maisterson
48Th Wteel
Tih Avenue
Juto
Seventh Avenue
Lncoln Hoctel
Broadway
Pitty Second Street
Potloo
Leo
Lineol Birtol
Phislifa Phiips
Sun
Ldaphtal
Ter
Thin Bit
Ake
Lpon
Chifee Et Ul Fomptad Smeldo
Trunk Mystery Cleared Up In Stanford Athlete Case
A trained nurse confessed to police that Paul H Parker a Stanford graduate and prominent athlete was responsible for Miss Viva Swan’s condition. Dr Jammon Grutt was accused of involvement in the death and trunk concealment, with Eva Swan visiting the doctor before her death and Parker allegedly present at the operation resulting in the trunk incident.
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Paul H. Parker
Stanford
Miss Swan
San Francisco
Jammon Grutt
Swan
Maton Chatriot
Marlo Messersehmidt
de Grant
Eva Swan
Hiwaire
Levin
Lee
Leonid
Ulobd
Pirkor
Grant
Womay
Walch
Mari Ix
Hier
Wert
Addie Gilmour
Gehh
Rheumatism cure ad and obituary fragment
Promises relief from rheumatism with Rhowna patent remedy and mentions a 1910 testimonial. Mentions price 50 cents and distribution by Ames & Co. Also notes death of Rev. Lewly A. Lambert, rector of the Church of the Ascension, Suitsville, N J, reported Sept. 46 and funeral arrangements.
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Yanra
E. W. Blea
Tray
N. 1
Ames & Co
Itheuma Co
Buffato
N. F. Amen & Go
Rhowina Go
Wuttalo
Lambert
Foilidlindy N. J
Lewly A. Lambert
Church of the Ascension
Sucttsville
Idylene Inn
Char Teroi
Rail labor delegates press for higher rail wages and power
Three thousand delegates from the four great railroad unions rally at the Amsterdam Opera House in New York to demand higher earnings and better working conditions. Leaders include Warren S. Stang and CH Elwes as they back more favorable rates, stronger worker protections, and political seeks toward railroad employers. Delegates represent about 250,000 workers with major carriers across Pennsylvania, New York, Lackawanna, Boston and Maine, and more. The meeting notes no political agitation but asks candidates to address employer-employee issues.
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New York
Alge Idlerg Council of Railroad
Kole
Lo Khe
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
Locomotive Pirwinen
Rslventen
Order
Amsterdam Opera Howse
Efrest
Warren
Stang
A. He Garretisny
W. C. Lee
Truth
H M. Morrissey
American Allroad Investors and Famplayes
Asacelation
CH. Elwes
Phe Delosaten
Feun Arik
Alisslastapl
Faust
Fein
Ha Tonforonue
Mey
Presidenti ‘Atl
Eaumerce Commission
Mad Atl Tatlaral
Algie
Tiey
Penneyivahinies East
Detra
Belo
Long Island
Central
New Jersey
New Haven
Hartford
Lackiwanna
Boston & Maine
Finston & Albany
Ontario & Western
Deliware & Hudson
G.S. E
G. V
Brotherhood
Sendera
Hurley
Stone
Trn
Electric Train Hits Auto in Gloucester Tragedy
An Atlantic City area report states a Gloucester New Jersey grade crossing collision with a Glasorboro electric train killed two men and a woman and injured two others. Victims include Clayton H. Davis of Collingswood and Dizzy Charles of East River, with connections to Fen Unownl company. Amanda Mukoy, wife of William Mackoy, and others identified amid the wreckage.
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Philateiptila
West Jersey and Seashore
Gloucester
N. J
ThosiMed
Clayton H. Davis
Collingswood
Nydiz Chartries
Lays
Fen Unownl Company
East River
Phadelphias
Amada
Mukoy
Davishter
Clayton P
Davia
Vife
William B. Mackoy
Shautfour
Fragmentary dialogue on a girl named L and praise
Disjointed quotes center on a girl referred to as L with claims of being the prettiest. The speaker mentions Beuwlo and Bouton Pranucript, noting a possible improvement in taste over time. The garbled OCR yields unclear context and attribution.
Henry L. Stimson Prominently Mentioned as Possible Gubernatorial Candidate
Henry L. Stimson is named as a leading possible gubernatorial candidate amid ongoing political maneuvering. observers note his public service record and potential appeal to diverse factions, with speculation centering on his ability to unite party leaders and attract broad voter support.
Glans Gathering for the Fray at Party Convention
Delegates from country districts claim victory as factions briefly clash at the New York convention. Roosevelt supporters press to oust temporary chairman Sherman and install a Roosevelt slate, with reformers vowing to challenge the plan at Friday’s meeting.
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Neve
Catone
Griscom
Shoutere
Roosevelt Roars Through Party Strife In Nomination Fight
Fragmented New York politics swirl around Colonel Roosevelt and William Barnes in a tense convention battle. Roosevelt, Griscom, and anti Roosevelt factions jockey for temporary chair, platform, and delegate support as rivals argue over direct primaries and future strategy. Delegates and leaders maneuver to shape the gubernatorial race and party unity amid intrigue and shifting alliances.
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St. Lawrence
Sharman
Ehalpnat
Roosevelt
Roose
Nick Poesis
Dory Griscom
Grigom
Helt Buele
William §. Bennett
New York
Dolorel
Griscom
Roosevelt-Gricom
New Natronitin
Barnes
Willian Sarvs
Singer Cave
de Wutit
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Warren, Pa
Love, Cure” Company
Theodore
Novato
Nah Autonio
Lilo
Theodore Roosevelt
Mad
Rudolph Spreckels
Clmateur
Party
Tett
Joy
Or, Grant
N. F. Ames & Co
Uncle Sam
Square Deal
Kittel
Bouton Pranucript
Henry L. Stimson
Glans
Republic
Bnt
Orie
Taft
Sherman
Aviliam Barnes
Hendricks
Serena Payne
Alee
Stet
Jamon W. Wadaworth
J. Sloat
John W. Divight
Herbert Parsons
William S. Nennett
Horce White
Benin A. Merritt, ii
Genvgary Maltby
Gelajomwald
Heary Stinson
Avhilath
Ennett
Beth Low
New York City
State Banking Department
OIL City Trust CO
Oil City, PA
Joseph Beep
George Lewis
B. Merrit
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
C.W. Jamieson
C. T. Conarro
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Roosevelty
Rum
Mate
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