Mayor Gaynor fatally shot on ship in Hoboken harbor
Mayor Gaynor was shot on the deck of the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse in Hoboken as he prepared to sail for Europe. James J. Gallagher of 440 Third Avenue is arrested after the assault. Edwards subdues Gallagher while officials and passengers react amid chaos.
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New York
Gaynor
Hoboken
Europe
Bill” Edwards
President Montt
Chile
James J. Gallagher
Third Avenue
Gallagher
Department of Cocks
Montt
Hale
State Department
Watson
Tomkins
Edwards
Robert Adamson
Bill’ Edwards
Corporation
Bil’ Edwards
Oheers
Loungary
Civil Service
Department of Docks and Ferries
Belfast
Ireland
Gallagher II
Nn Bowery
Dock Department
Police
Bell
Crow Renominated by Republicans in Fourteenth Missouri
The renomination of Congressman Charles A. Crow by the Republicans in Missouri's Fourteenth district is now assured. An insurgent candidate, David Weil, admits defeat. Other items note a fatal train collision near Hudson with two civil engineers dead, and several brief notices about figures such as Daniel B. Conklin, Rev. Father M. J. McCarthy, Premier Asquith, John W. Kern, Henry Miller, and a Baroda prince offering a hotel palace position.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Charles A. Crow
David Weil
Daniel B. Conklin
Baltimore
Carlsbad
Germany
Charlton
M. J. McCarthy
New York
Asquith
House of Commons
John W. Kern
Indiana
Henry Miller
Stamford
Conn
Gaekwar OC
Baroda
Sir Charlos Elarding
India
Sues Ceasion
Indicted and Married, Too, in New York Parade Incident
Colonel Christopher C. Wilhon head of Wireless Telegraph company was indicted on charges of using malls to defraud. A separate report notes the Knights Templar parade in Chicago where Herma Gressmann, a wealthy contractor, was struck by a streetcar and died shortly after. Stella Lewis, an eighteen year old stenographer, is mentioned in connection with the case.
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Christopher C. Wilhon
Wireless
Stella Lewis
Sir Knight
Chicago
Herma Gressmann
Knights Templar
Order
Busse
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State
Jackson Boulevard
Federal Building
Denon
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la Salle Hotel
Grand Commandery of
Iiinois
New City Hall
Racing News From Across Seas and Cities
James I Jeffison denied drugged claims while the crew from the battleship In dana won the Lysistrata cup boat race at Punchal Melwir W Sheppard beat Emile Lunghi in a Celtic parl two thirds mile run. Holway defeated Jack Donaldson in a 180 yard match race at Pontypridd for 1000 dollars. Major racing stables including Keene Belmont Wilson and Hildreth are at Atalora. Dalmatian has won 18295 for C Wildreth this year. Charles Parent won the Brussels 100 kilometre world championship behind motorcycles. Bobby Walthor of Atlanta was second.
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News of Sports
James I Jeffison
Reno
Indana
Punchal
Melwir W. Sheppard
Emile Lunghi
Celtic Parl
Pontypridd
Wales
QO. E. Holway
Jack Donaldson
South Africa
Aldrich May Run Again for Senate Amid Newport Speculation
Newport gossip claims Senator Nelson Aldrich faces pressure to seek re election. Reports say Aldrich has held talks aboard his yacht O We Ray with Senator George Peabody Wantmare, who recently met President Taft.
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Newport
Nelson MW Aldrich
Senate
Aldricch
George Peabody Wantmare
Tult
State Department Drops Roosevelt Naval Conservation Meeting
After two failed efforts to rally major powers for naval conservation, the State Department initiated the plan by Roosevelts direction. The proposed international meeting invited forty nine nations but none were invited to participate and only 19 had replied.
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State Department
Roosevelt
Washington
Waitel
Big Boston Fire Destroys Two Acres of Property
A major blaze swept two acres of property around the Dover and Albany streets corner in Boston Wednesday night before midnight. The fire damaged more than a million dollars worth of real estate and assets, with flames spreading along Albany Street and nearby blocks.
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Dover
Albany
Ruudolph
Five Killed in Aveo Accident Near Cape May
A Philadelphia express struck an auto near Mi Lane Crossing two miles from Cape May, killing Frederick W. Feldner and four others including Feldners’ wife Fritz Mergenthaler Ma o C Jones and the chauffeur. Fritz Mergenthaler son of Ottmar Mergenthaler owner of Linotype. coroner Reeves took charge and the bodies were taken to Reeves morgue.
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Cape May
Lersansy
Mi Lane Crossing
West Jersey and
George M Reeves
Accient
Reeves
West Jersey
Reading
Wild mushrooms tied to deaths of two children in Rochester
A report from Rochester New York outlines a case involving a wild mushroom or fungal substance linked to the deaths of Cola May Kingsbury aged three and Ruth Hm Kingbira aged fifteen months. Their grandmother Mrs Hannah Kingsburg is mentioned, with further details unclear.
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N.Y
Cola May Kingsbury
Ruth Hm Kingbira
Hannah Kingsbirg
World News Fragments and Maritime Launch Report
Fragmented, rumor filled notes from France, Spain, and Britain describe various events. The Devonport launch of a 7000 foot hull named the Lion is noted along with calls for extradition and international tension over cantons and ports.
Drift to Cities Dims Slightly in Census Indications
Washington Americans show continued but easing pull toward urban areas as census estimates suggest 60 cities may reach 26 800 population or more, up from 160 ten years ago. Jackson Mississippi leads older regions with rapid growth, while overall drift toward cities remains but less pronounced amid uncertain totals and future counts.
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Shide
Mississippi
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New England
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Rot
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Jackson
Miss
Eason Tad
Dst
Rend Durrie
Danse
Proven
Del
SeTeSe
Lynthiurg
Buckeye
Wilmnmeton
Moline
Ann Arbor
Mich
Peoria
Cumberland
Columbus
Brownsville
Tex
Lynchburg
East St Louie
Tewe
Olyo
Teva
Cyclio
Tafts Message to Cover Fourteen Principal Subjects
World staff correspondent reports Tafts coming message to Congress will cover fourteen main topics including reform efforts, economy in government, civil and criminal court practice, ship subsidies, and a centralized health bureau. The article notes ongoing investigations, possible special messages, and anticipated appointments to the Supreme Court and Commerce Court.
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New York
Taft
Beverly
Tejorte
Interior Department
Tne
Labor Wages and Trade Unions Reported Across Regions
A mix of labor figures notes women wages from 4.150 to 5.50 weekly, convicts at 26 cents daily for making shafte, and wage advances for railroad telegraphers starting January 1. The Central unions in St. Louis oppose Labor Day parody. Budapest trades threaten lockouts. Rose Schmeldermin of the Women’s Trade Union League acts to coordinate reforms. Former President Albert Po belongs to the national party. newer conventions discuss worker rights and wage standards.
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Cental
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Budapest
Wangs
Assuchon
Rose Schmeldermin
Women's Trade
Unio League
Alvrtar Po Bignis
Thresnational
Sb Riisen
Lch Horn
Maotoyl Peeetri
Cme
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters of the
United States
Canadicat
Wind and Nerves: How Winds Shape Health and Mood
The article explains how winds affect human nerves and health. Northwest winds invigorate, improve mucous membranes, and mental clarity, while east winds dampen vitality and slow nerve signals. Prolonged calm reduces ventilation and can harm well being.
Thicume-T Hotel Scene Involving Nurse And Carriage
In Yonkers State paper prose, a nurse guides a carriage daily while a husband recounts gifting a ring to his wife and claims she drives him away each day. The fragment sketches domestic tension and social settings without clear events or dates.
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Lybert
Yonkers Statesmen
Condition of corn declines in August crop report
The August 1 crop conditions show corn at 78.3 down from 85.4 last month, with mixed signals across crops. Estimates point to a winter wheat yield near 15.8 bushels per acre and total production around 468 million bushels, while oats stay strong. New York markets reacted with an initial dip followed by a modest rally.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
New York
Wall Street
Tarive Breaks Record Revenue Tops Prior Years
Treasury figures show the Payne Aldrich tariff law produced in its first year a revenue of 75 million above any year except 1907. The second year of repeal ends with total receipts of 678.85 million, surpassing disbursements by 20.21 million and 1907 receipts by about 60 million, while 1909 operating expenses ran 58.73 million with a 20.0 million surplus. Corporate tax receipts reach 27.09 million, near the assessed total.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Ornary
Dye Filler For Pies Traced To Boston
Pittsburg officials announce that residents have been eating adulterated pies and confections described as Boston filler. Twenty six dealers in store pies ice cream meringues and candies were arrested and charged with selling adulterated foods. Commissioner Miller explains that the filler replaced natural fruit in pies and sweets, highlighting the Boston origin of the contamination.
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Pittsburg
Young Bradford: Kills Sely in Framingham Hotel
Emily Bradford, a member of Old New England, jilted by a girl, found dead in a South Framingham hotel with Byron poetry beside him. Malamiel Bradford 3d, a Harvard graduate and descendant of William Bradford, reportedly shot himself after the beloved woman refused his marriage proposal.
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Old
New England
Emily
Framingham
Mass
Byron
Gamaliel Bradford
Bradford
Flymouth
Harvard
Farm products company debt leads to receivership in New Jersey
Louis YH Amy Ernest JH Amy and Continental Finage company of New York apply in the United States district court for receivers for the American Farm Products company. Judge Herman Th Rhruch of Elizabeth and Frank P McDermott of Jersey City named receivers. The petitioning creditors allege the firm is insolvent and a major butter manufacturer and refiner.
First Postal Savings Bank Planned in Washington
Washington announces the establishment of the first postal savings bank connected to the post office. Federal officials will observe the provisional setup to learn operations and address changes until the Washington office is perfected for broader use.
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Washington
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