Wickersham Defends Tafts First Year in Speech
Attorney General George W. Wickersham defended Tafts first year in a Hamilton Club speech, promising to attack special privileges and illegal combinations. He urged Republicans to choose loyalty to the President and party, and noted ongoing suits against Standard Oil and tobacco cases at the Supreme Court.
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Chicago
George W., Wickersham
Taft
Hamilton Club
Congress Hotel
Mr. Wickersham
Supreme Court
Wickersham
Watt
Cumming
Dolliver
la Follette
Senate
United States
Republican Party
Repubiican Party
Democratic Party
Grant
Lea
Appomattox
Department of Justice
Supreme Court of the
Louise Weybrecht Dead After Pierce Shooting Suicide
West Palm Beach, Louise Weybrecht, twelve years old, and her mother Mrs. O. W. Weybrecht were shot by Frank V Pierce. Louise Weybrecht is dead. Mrs. Weybrecht has a fighting chance to recover. Pierce killed himself and his body will be taken to St Albans, VI, for burial. Authorities believe he was insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
Louise Weybrecht
O. W. Weybrecht
Frank V-Pierce
Husband Fined In Greenwich For Assault On Man On Train
In Greenwich Connecticut Judge Charles D. Barnes fined Thomas C. Gannon a New York publisher ten dollars for striking John J. Reynolds, a New York chancellor and Greenwich churchman, on a train entering Greenwich. Gannon said his wife was nervous by Reynolds attentions. Reynolds defied the charge.
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Greenwich
Conn
Charles D. Barnes
Thomas C. Gannon
New York
John J. Reynolds
Gannon
Reynolds
Tragedy at Stop 17 Kills Two Young Farmers
Henry Olenhouse and Mary Meshner of Guilderland Albany County were fatally struck at the Schenectady Railway crossing Stop 17 on the Albany road. The trolley bound for Schenectady reportedly crashed into their carriage, killing both riders instantly.
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Henry Olenhouse
Marry Meshner
Guilderland
Albany County
Schenectady
Albany Road
Eny
Political Remonstration in Berlin Demands Electoral Reform
In Berlin a large orderly demonstration drew about 120,000 participants from Socialist and radical groups. The crowd pressed for electoral reform in a show of unified public demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Radbalg
Assassin Kills Missionary in Wood's Run Church
Frank Skala prominent mission worker was shot dead as he left the Congregational Church after a sermon on Christian martyrs. Jan Radovitch fired on Skala then wounded John Gay, another mission worker, who lies wounded at St. John's Hospital with uncertain recovery.
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Pittsburg
Wood's Run
Frank Skala
Jan Radovitch
John Gay
Skala
Gay
St. John's Hospital
Swindled by gamblers in St Augustine race plot
Jacksonville resident Jacobson says he was duped out of 4300 dollars in a fake horse race in St Augustine similar to a New York case. He acted as stakeholder, accepted a large stake money, and fled as gunfire erupted the swindlers claimed they would meet in Washington.
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Jacksonville
Simon Jaconson
Tarboro
N. C
St. Augustine
Kenry Wagner
New York City
Jacobson
Washington
Walsh Dies in Washington the Silver Mining King
Thomas F. Walsh, noted millionaire mine owner known as the Silver Mining King, died at his Washington home after three months illness. Born in 1851 in County Tipperary Ireland, Walsh learned millwrighting before emigrating to the United States at nineteen and making his way to Denver to work in a mining firm.
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Washington,d. C
Thomas F. Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Thomas I. Walsh
Mr.Walsh
Conn
Tipperary
Ireland
United States
Walsh
Denver
Couple Dies From Gas At Providence Address
Charles Eddy eighty four and his wife Harriet seventy nine were found lifeless from gas in the Eddy apartments at 12 Ring Street Providence. An open gas jet near their bedside caused their asphyxiation as they prepared for bed. Mrs Eddy was admitted to Rhode Island Hospital with little chance of recovery.
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Providence
R. 1
Tlarrlet
Charles Eddy
Eddy Apartments
Ring Street
Rockefeller Gifts Push NYC Church Edifice Fund
In twenty eight minutes a total of 324000 dollars was raised for the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church in New York City. John D Rockefeller contributed dollar for dollar matching the 162000 dollars pledged by the congregation, with the offer remaining good up to 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
New York City
John D. Rockefeller
British German War Relief Warns of Imminent Conflict
Sir Henry Trickett in New York City warned that war between Great Britain and Germany is threatened and urged relief efforts amid escalating tensions in Europe.
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Sir Henry Trickett
New York City
Germany
Baseball News Roundup From Coast to Coast
The Chicago Club returns pitcher Holm to Seattle while George Van Haltren umpires White Sox practice games on the Pacific Coast. Wilbert Robinson notes the Giants’ youngsters show promise, and McGraw reshapes the Giants by trading Herzog and Collins for Hecker. Jack Ryan shines for Jersey City as weather cooperates. Kling may return, Cub pen promising.
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Chicago
Holm
Seattle
George van Haltren
White Sox
Pacific Coast
Wilbert Robinson
Baltimore
Giants
McGraw
New York National Baseball Club
Herzog
Collins
Boston
Hecker
Jack Ryan
Jersey
Congress Approves Two Battleships Despite Opposition
In a 162 to 110 vote, the House authorized building two battleships at 6 million dollars each, plus two fleet colliers and four submarines, as part of a Naval Appropriation measure. Democrats and Republicans clashed over the plan with amendments for one, three, or four ships, while Fitzgerald's motion secured passage for the two ship authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
Navy Department
Committee On Naval Affairs
Tawney
Rep
Minn
Appropriations Committee
Hobson
Dem . Ala
Thomas
Ohio
Fitzgerald
Pune
Repubicans
Aiken
S. C
Alexander
Aneberry
Bartlett
Nov
Burleson
Tex
Carlin
Clark
Fia.t
Cox
Oho
Craug
Ala
Cravens
Ork
Terrill
Mass
Volstead
Wilson
Foss Brothers Sit In House During Oath Ceremony
Democrats cheer as Eugene N Foss and his brother Representative Foss enter the Speaker's desk to administer the oath to the new member. Republicans sit silently as the family joins the demonstration with a mother and two daughters-in-law in the front gallery.
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Washington, D
House
Eugene N. Foss
Dem. Mass
Representative Foss
Reno
Lovering
Reid Sets World Speed Record For Naval Vessel
The torpedo-boat destroyer Reid under Lieutenant Doeddridge maintains 36 knots for four hours off Pensacola Florida to establish a new world speed record for a naval vessel. Representatives of the Naval Board of Inquiry witnessed the final speed test. The Reid, a new vessel type, surpassed the prior record by more than a mile per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Reid
Doeddridge
Naval Board of Inquiry
Washington, D. C
Indictment of Slass Trust Pittsburg Officials Charged
An Imperial Window Glass Company in West Virginia plus sixteen officers face a three count federal indictment in Pittsburg for conspiracy in restraint of trade unlawful competition and attempt to monopolize interstate trade. Names include president Myron Iu Cane and treasurer J G Sayre with directors from Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The case centers on selling agency practices price fixing and restriction of competition in the window glass market. The company capitalized at 250 000 with 176 000 paid in and alleged profits of 150 000 in four days of testimony. Sixty six firms were alleged to be bound to sell exclusively to Imperial with twelve keeping idle at great expense.
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Pittsburg
Imperial Window Glass Company
United States
Myron Iu Cane
Maumee
Ohio
M. J. Healy
Bradford
J. G. Sayre
Morgantown
W. Va
Thomas Spillane
New Bethlehem
G. W. Morenus
Kane, Pa
Thomas Camp
Smithport Window Glass Company
W. L. Graham
Masontown
Felix Steinberger
Clarksburg
Imperial Company
Plyins
Roosevelt's Mail Privilege Expanded to Former Presidents
Washington notes the House passed a bill extending the franking privilege to former presidents and their widows. An amendment to exclude political correspondence failed, with a 44 to 6 vote. A recommitment motion to strike political mail was defeated 106 to 1.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
United States
House
Sisson
Mississippi
Rucker
Colorado
Woroty
Spencer confesses murder in Springfield case
Bertram G. Spencer confessed to Captain Borle that he shot Miss Martha B. Blackstone and Miss Harriet Dow at the Dow home on Round Hill. He added burglaries across Springfield Greenfield Brattleboro and nearby cities, committed to raise funds and for excitement.
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Springfeld
Mass
Bertram G. Spencer
Handy
Hampden Street
John H. Borle
Detective Bureau
Martha B. Blackstone
Sarah J. Dow
Round Hill
Harriet Dow
Inc
Spencer
Springfield
Greenfield
Brattleboro
Hartford Elects Democratic Mayor by Narrow Plurality
Edward G. Smith, a young Hartford Democratic lawyer and noted local graduate, was elected mayor by a narrow plurality of 60 votes, defeating incumbent Edward W. Meeker, an insurance agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Edward G. Smith
Conn
Edward W. Meeker
Mine President Guilty of Copper Company Theft
Noah Barnes of New York City was convicted of stealing 30000 dollars from the copper company where he served as president. The verdict declares him guilty of misappropriating company funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Barnes
New York City
Copper Company
Lord Kitchener Arrives in San Francisco Incognito
Field Marshal Lord Kitchener of the British Army lands in San Francisco as a private citizen from the steamer Mariposa. He travels without seeking any official recognition, arriving on the coast and prompting local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kitchener
San Francisco
Cal
Mariposi
Birthplace Bow Farmhouse Burns Amid Fire Turmoil
Fire swept Bow Nos destroying the farmhouse linked to Mary Baker Eddy founder of the Christian Science movement. No injuries reported as flames consumed the structure on July 16. Local authorities investigate cause and assess damages to property and historical significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rddy
Bow
Nos
Mary Baker Eddy
Chistian Seveney Denomination
New battleship Delaware ready at Norfolk Navy Yard
The Delaware, a new battleship and the most powerful in the navy, is placed in commission at Norfolk Navy Yard under Captain Cles A. Gove. It displaces more than 16 000 tons, ahead of the Michigan, and features a full complement of weapons and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Delaware
Theavy
Wats
Norlort Davy Yard
Cles A
Gove
Atesh
Michigan
Euirsamy
Taft Reconsiders May Indianapolis Trip
President Taft, urged by congressional Republican leaders, reverses his decision not to travel to Indianapolis in May. The report notes Dalzell urging support for Beveridge and Indiana electing a Democratic legislature and senator. Also mentions the Delaware battleship commission at Norfolk Navy Yard as part of the broader naval context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Congress
Washington, C
Indianapolis
Dalzell
Beveridge
Indiana
Newsy Gleanings From The Era Of Global Turmoil
Mountana erupts again as Roosevelt visits Naples and Rome. Chinese casualties rise in edict clashes. Elmhurst residents petition Mayor Gaynor for relief. Canadian Railway Commission controls cable rates. Hocking Valley Railway votes to retire stock. Taft defense plan outlined in Washington. New York officials clash over proposed Women Night Court.
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Mountana
Roosevelt
Naples
Roosevelts
Quirinal
Rome
King of Taly
Optim
Lane
Elmhurst
Gaynort
Canadian Railway Commission
Hocking Valley Railway Company
Ry Republican Ieaders
Washington, D.C
Taft
Guysar
New York
Alaska Garden Patches and Transportation Rates Highlight Century Hearings
During a House Territories hearing Henry M. Hoyt notes Alaska could grow lettuce and cucumbers near steam plants while discussing Seward Peninsula agriculture. The Interstate Commerce Commission then cuts flour rates from Minneapolis to the Atlantic seaboard, favoring millers in the Northwest, with a two year rate period beginning May 10.
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Alaska
House Committee On Territories
Henry M. Hoyt
Puerto Rico
Nome
Seward Peninsula
Nome 3
Hoyt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minneapolis
Minn
New York City
Atlantic Seaboard
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Duluth
Atlantic Seaboard Territory
Northwest
Buffalo
Clark
Great Lakes
Interstate Commission Split Over Pullman Reductions
Washington DC reports that Chairman Knapp and Commissioner Harlan disagreed with ICC on Pullman unit reductions and berth differential charges. The dissent from two commissioners is cited as a key point in the company’s likely court challenge.
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Interstate Commission
Washington, D. C
Knapp
Harlan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Majonry
Company
Lacrosse win by New York Club defeats Stevens Institute
The New York Lacrosse Club beat Stevens Institute by one to three in a decisive lacrosse match. Uncertainty over a trotting meeting in Buffalo may disrupt Grand Circuit operations.
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Tho Eh
New York
Stevens Institute
Lacrosse
Buffalo
Marold Sr
Vanderbilt
Thorreshores
Jere Delaney
Boston
State University of Iowa
Lale~ Woor
America
RL L. Thomas
Voteoroi
Telssonville
Fauntieroy
Awe Travia
Ape
Pinchuret
N.C
Opnions
College
Faenlea
Editor Kills Mayor in Feud Fallout at Morehouse
Hay, editor of the Hustler, murdered Mayor Dr. L W Hart of Morehouse after a long feud that began in 1907. The shooting occurred on the main street as Hart emerged from a store. four shots were fired, three hitting Hart who died in the adjoining store. Hay surrendered to the town marshal and was jailed in New Madrid.
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Morehouse
Claude B Hay
The
Hustler
L. W. Hart
Hay
Hart
Dr. Hart
Dr. Hall
Citizens’ Party
Yand
Jaula
New Madrid
Charleston
Wiliam F. Mertz
Bloomfield
Edison Street
Mertz
Bloomfield Avenue
Irs
New Yorker Seizes Daughter From Former Wife in South Carolina
Benjamin Israel of New York kidnapped his small daughter from his former wife in Mavesville South Carolina after failed attempts to gain custody. The wife, now remarried to Joseph Denmark, reported the incident as Benjamin fled to New York City. Benjamin previously held a position with New York City government.
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South Carolina
Mavesville
Israel Benjamin
New York
New York City
Benjamin
Joseph Denmark
Denmark
Sumter
Kentucky Boys Sentenced For Fake Bank Scheme In Orr
Three youths under twenty were sent to Atlanta Federal Prison for one year each for a banking fraud in Orr Kentucky. A fourth received four months in jail. They created a mythical bank to fool wholesale dealers and obtain large merchandise shipments, earning about $2300. Named youths include Prince, Marion Sparks, Richmond Sparks, and George White.
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Tate Mountain
Kentucky
Covington
Atlanta
Little
Orr
Prince
Marion
Richmond Sparks
George White
White- Pan y Tack Missing Funds Case Described
A Syracuse report notes a former officer of the People's Mutual Life Insurance Association and League discusses paying 150000 to the society and settling all claims. It says trustees except one repaid money from transfers, with Lt Governor Horace White contributing about 40000 and First National Bank directors contributing similar amounts.
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Syracuse
People’s Mutual Life Insurance Association and League
All Lithgaon
Horace White
John ‘Tevig
First National Bank
Baroness De Roques Dies in Paris in Poverty
Baroness de Toques mother of Mrs. Maybrick, long imprisoned in Britain, died in Paris in extreme poverty and was buried by non-relatives. Consul Mason tried to reach Miss Maybrick in America but received no reply. The death was kept relatively secret and few Americans in Paris were aware of her presence.
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Paris
France
Baroness de Toques
Maybrick
Mason
Miss Maybrick
America
County Treasurer Randolph Sent to Sing Sing for One Year
William J Randolph former Rockland County treasurer, convicted last May of misappropriating county funds, left Nyack New York for Sing Sing to serve a one year sentence. He was sentenced immediately after conviction but appeals stayed execution.
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William J Randolph
Rockland County
Nyack
N.Y
Sing Sing
Estate of 3,000,000 Revealed in Brown Brothers Clerk Bequest
A probate disclosure shows C F Hoffman, once a clerk with Brown Brothers of New York City bankers, left an estate valued at 3 million dollars. The fight over his will uncovers this substantial bequest and his associated financial ties.
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C.F. Hoffman
Brown Brothers
New York City
Laborer Leaves 8250,000 in Bank and Kentucky Farms
William J. Gold, a laborer once poor, left a bank balance of 250000 and owned several blue grass farms in Kentucky. He had worked for years on a Texas farm near Amalio for its board and is now dead.
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Mod
Kentucky
Willam J. Gold
Amalio
Texas
Gold
Trust Cases Reassigned for Argument in D C Court
The Standard Oil and tobacco Trust cases were reassigned for argument by the United States Court at Washington D C. Justice Luton was using 1G pass of ad case he had not heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Washington, D.C
Luton
Speaker Cannon Defies Insurgents Over March Term
In Washington DC the House defeated a rare appropriation for the Speaker's automobile. Speaker Cannon challenged the insurgents to depose him, saying he would remain Speaker until March 4 unless they act.
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Cannon Petes
Cannon
Joriny
Wash-durton D.C
Sir Robert Giffen Dies in London at 73
Sir Robert Giffen journalist finance writer and statistician died in London at seventy three years old. His death is reported as a notable loss to public life and statistical scholarship.
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Sir Robert Giffen
Bir
Robert Giffen
London
Governor Hughes Calls for Thorough Probe of Legislative Corruption
Albany reports Governor Hughes urged an immediate independent inquiry into legislative practices and corruption exposed by the Allds bribery trial and Hotchkiss fire insurance probes. He cited a need to purge abuses and to uncover methods used to influence legislation with a detailed review by the Senate and Assembly.
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Albany
Hughes
Legraviture
Allds
Hotchkiss
Senate
Assembly
Insurance
Superintendent of Insurance
Charles & Wughes
Wiliam II Smotchkiss
Benit
Sayler Murder Trial Ends in Guilty Verdicts
In Watseka Illinois Dr W R B Miller and Mrs J B Sayler were found guilty of manslaughter in the July slaying of Byron Sayler a Crescent City banker. Miller and Sayler sentenced to twelve and three years respectively while John Griden a medicine vendor from Oklahoma was acquitted. The defense alleged a plot between Sayler and Miller to kill Byron Sayler. the defense claimed Byron attacked Miller with a hatchet.
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Byron Sayler
Miler
Sayler
Jumped Down Smoke Stack Body Found in Soot Pile
Frederick II. Smith's body was found beneath a soot pile at the bottom of a 102-foot smoke stack in Ausonia Connecticut. Police believe he climbed the stack and jumped, breaking both legs. he was last seen alive after Christmas week in the boiler room seeking warmth.
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Ausonia
Conn
Frederick II. Smith
Smith
Windstorm Lifts Woman Into Wires. No Fatalities Reported
A fierce windstorm wrecked about a dozen cottages and small buildings in a southeastern suburb. Several residents were injured by debris while a woman was lifted into telephone wires and rescued with ladders. no lives were lost.
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Ping Bluff
Aik
Diva Tumbers
Donation to Hungarian Language Study Debunked
Anonymous donors gave 120600 to the Academy of Sciences for Hungarian language study. The fund is tied to Count Sazechenst and his wife formerly Miss Vander tl ne. Funds support endowment of professorships at foreign universities.
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Vienna
Academy of Sciences
Count Sazechenst
Misoladys Vander
Woman Swallows Knife in LA Operation Sees 17 Doctors Assist
Seventeen physicians aided by specialists in Los Angeles operated to remove a knife from the stomach of Mrs. Sarah Carbon, an insane woman. The blade had been inside her body for hours before surgeons could extract it, but she was reportedly recovering.
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Orvile Hitchcock Platt
Connecticut
Senate
Los Angeles
Sarah Carbon
Murder Charge in Garfield Fight Death
Frank Kaiser of Garfield is jailed in Hackensack on murder charges after a seven round bout with Albert Trehaus near Garfield left Trehaus dead three days later in Passaic General Hospital. Kaiser was arrested in Wilmington Delaware after disappearing postfight while Garfield police detained several witnesses on aiding and abetting murder charges.
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Kaiter Weld
Murtler
Frank Kaiser
Palisade Avenue
Garfield
Bergen County
Hackensack
Kiser
Albert Trehaus
Passaic
Trehaus
Passaic General Hospital
Kaiser
Wilmington
Del
Henry Knackstedt
James Dwyer
Oswald Kornhoff
Iiel Loomis
William McAlpine
John Dwyer
Gustav Schauermann
Riudolph Labour
Henry Gerritson
Daniel Cook
Trains Crashes And Daring Rescues Reported In City
Reports detail a streetcar accident on First Street where William Kramer lost a leg after being dragged beneath a car and rescued after twenty minutes. Separate incidents include a New York Susquehanna and Western collision near Oak Ridge with several injuries and a Bloomfield cistern rescue led by Patrolman Narshall. J. Ellsworth Broadhead underwent a skin graft to save her son Frederick’s leg after severe burns from a bonfire.
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William Kramer
Ripley Place
Broad Street
Elizabeth
Kramer
General Hospital
William Wesseller
RS. Sullivan
New York, Susquehannia and Western
Deay
Fragmented notices squeeze variety of events in town
A jumble of short items reports deaths injuries and local incidents. A Quinran widow dies from a splinter injury while a Millville woman is hurt in a cellar fall. Fire scorches 1000 acres near Janvier. Archibald Maddock of Gloucester and Marty Coline of Esterville are named in separate notices. The Clayton Church ministers tour the Pacific Coast. White potatoes fetch low prices in South Jersey. farmers delay seed purchases. Willamisto glass works hire waning. Gaudin workers seek better pay. A bride named Sarah Kalmer resists arrest under premonition and a husband posts $800 bond. New York subway hearings planned by the Public Service Commission.
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Outh Murphy
Quinran
Isaac Sheffer
Millville
Janvier
Gloucester County
Archibald M Maddock
Trenton
Marty Coline
Esterville
William Nelson
Clayton Presbyterian Church
Pacific Coast
South Jersey
Williamisto and Glass Works
Notable Deaths and Births Across Cities
Obituary notes announce the death of John W Albaugh Jr in Baltimore at 43 from Brights disease. A daughter Mary Sholes Bryan born to Mr and Mrs W J Bryan Jr in Arizona. Hailey's Comet sighted at Mount Hamilton, not naked eye. Two Olsen brothers die by own hand near Kansas City. Governor Crothers rejects Digecs election bill. May Harris suffers stage fall in Peoria. Dr M Schulz seeks to adopt Yaqui child Raymon Palamoris in Los Angeles. William Grayson dies suddenly in Missouri. Commander F W Coffin, USN, dies in Massachusetts. DC bans high interest loans below 200 dollars. Topeka votes for mayor under new commission system.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dr. M. Schulz
Long Beach
Raymond Palamoris
Countess Clare Acquitted In Paris Court
Paris court acquitted the Countess Clare and Count Ladislaus Zoltynski of charges brought by Mile. Wilhelmina Temper who claimed a $97,000 loan was tied to matrimonial plans for Prince Victor of Thurn and Taxis. Court found the Countess not responsible for the loan.
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Countess Clare
Paris
Ladislaus Zoltynski
Mile
Wilhelmina Temper
Prince Victor of
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