Roosevelt Shot At From Thicket Near Home
An attempt to assassinate President Roosevelt occurred on the Cove road near Sagamore Hill. The gunman fired from bushes. the President and companion rode on. Secret Service arrested John Coughlin, believed to be the shooter, after the incident drew witnesses and prompted immediate protective action.
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Oyster Bay
L. I
Roosevelt
Cove Road
Sagamore Hill
Camille Weidenfeld
New York
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Camille Weldenfeld
Wall Street
Sloan
Secret Service Guard
Secret Service
Mineola
John Coughlin
St. Patrick
Coughlin
van Dyck
Boston
Walpole
Mass
French Rout 20 000 Arabs on Algeria Frontier
Dispatches say Colonel Allix crushed Beraber tribesmen estimated at 15 000 to 20 000 near Boudenib. A 5 000 man column moved toward Djorf, Arabs charged in vain against artillery, suffered heavy dead, and the French occupied the enemy camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
Colomb-Bechar
Allix
Boudentb
Alix
Boudenib
Djorf
Roudenich
Shallenberger Leads Dahlman in Nebraska Governor Race
Practical returns from Omaha show A. C. Shallenberger ahead of Mayor Dahlman by about 000 votes for the Democratic nomination for Nebraska governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shallenberger
Nebraska
Omaha
Neb
A. C. Shallenberger
Dahlman
Unclear Report From St. Petersburg on Local Issue
Sixty six cases reported in St. Petersburg involve a substance described as amber with many workers aged eighteen to twenty five. The text uses unclear phrasing and references a small regional problem in Russia.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Baseball Notes From Early Season Dispatches
George Paige joins the New York Club as Charleston’s pitcher. Reulbach gains Pat Finherty like speed, Wagner leads the NL with 19 doubles 13 triples and 109 total bases. George Gibson of Pittsburgh improves notably as a catcher. Kid Elberfeld manages calmly. Fred Clarke adds veterans Thomas and Shannon on the outfield. Beals Becker bought from Little Rock with Pittsburgh consent. Cubs president Murphy pursues more pitchers. Mathewson tops strikeout records. Rucker trails him in the National League.
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George Paige
Charleston
New York
Reulbach
Pat Finherty
Wagner
George Gibson
Pittsburg
Kid Elberfeld
Fred Clarke
Outield
Thomas
Shannon
Boston
Beals Becker
Little Rock
Ark
Pittsbury
Charles Murphy
Cubs
Mathewson
Rucker
Actor confesses in Boston murder case of wife Irene Shannon
Chester Jordan, actor of Somerville, aged 29, is held for murder after confessing to dismembering his wife Honorah Jordan aged 23. The torso was found in a trunk at a boarding house, with head and limbs later recovered from the home furnace. He planned to cast parts into the sea from a ship but a cancelled voyage delayed the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Greater
Susan Geary
Honorah Jordan
Somerville
Hancock Street
Bercon Si
Jordan
Chester Jordan
Medford Street
Polie
Jesse L. Livermore
New York
Phineas G. Jordan
Kendall
Hue
Irene Shannon
Harvard
Hackman
George W. Collins
New G A R Officers Elected in Toledo
Colonel Henry M. Nevius of Red Bank New Jersey was elected commander in chief on the first ballot. Officers named include J Kent Hamilton Ohio junior vice commander C C Borce California chaplain J F Spence Tennessee and G Lane Tanpebil Maryland surgeon in chief. Nevius served in Lincoln Cavalry and Michigan regiments losing an arm before Fort Stevens. Woman's Relief Corps chose Mrs W L Gliman Roxbury Massachusetts president.
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Toledo
Ohia
Henry MM. Nevius
Red Bank N. J
Grand Army of the Republic
J. Kent Hamilton
Ohio
C. C. Borce
California
J. F. Spence
Tennessee
G. Lane Tanpebil
Maryland
Nevins
New Jersey
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Lincoln Cavalry
New York Cavalry
Fort Stevens
Early
New Jersey Senate
Woman's Relief Corps
W. L.gliman
Roxbury, Masg
Riots in Glasgow as Unemployed Besiege City Council
Four hundred unemployed workers secretly gathered and forced their way toward the Glasgow Council Hall where officials locked the doors. Police dispersed the crowd after the mob held members as a manifesto warned of further bread riots. The note claims 40,000 adults and 100,000 children cry for bread in a land of plenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Springfield grand jury indicts 117 in riot case
Springfield Illinois special grand jury returns seventeen more indictments bringing total to 117. Among the indicted are four Springfield police officers Oscar Bahlkamp Joseph Ferendez George H Ohlman and George W Dawson charged with failure through cowardice to suppress the riot when detailed for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Springfeld
Oscar Bahlkamp
Joseph Ferendez
George H. Ohlman
George W. Dawson
Shah Orders Attack on Na Honalists at Tabriz
The Persian Shah commands his troops leader to strike the Na Honalist forces in Tabriz without delay. The directive marks a swift military action amid rising tensions in Peysia.
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Peysia
Tabriz
Pilipino Sultan to Be Hanged for Parang Raid
The Territorial Supreme Court in Manila I decided that the Sultan of Dunaharra must hang for his role as leader in the raid on Parang. He is condemned to be hanged and ordered to pay $500 to the heirs of J. W. McDonald whom he killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilipino
Territorial Supreme Court
Manila
P. I
Dunaharra
Parang
J. W. McDonald
Ta briz Governor Ain-Ed-Dowleh Killed as Nationalists Win
Persian government forces under Ain-Ed-Dowleh suffer 800 fatalities in defeat to nationalist troops at Ta briz. The governor is killed in the clash as nationalist forces claim victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain-Ed-Dowleh
Ain-eed-Dowleh
Tabriz
Labor and wage notes from early 1907 era list
Governor Hughes spoke in Albany at a tuberculosis pavilion dedication by the Albany Labor Federation. Massachusetts amends a female child labor limit to fifty six hours. The Central Federated Union calls four unions to withdraw delegates after graft probes linked to the Quigg mass meeting. A wage agreement was adopted in Pittsburg between steel interests and the Amalgamated Iron Steel and Tin Workers. US hourly wages in 1907 rise above prior years, with 4 100 idle building tradesmen in New York City and 40 000 idle of 100 000 skilled city mechanics.
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Hughes
Albany
N. Y
Albany Labor Federation
Massachusetts
Central Federated Union
New York City
Uulong
Steel
Amalgamated Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Pittsburg
United States
Pittsburg Women Brought to Tax Roles by Blue Book Bluff
Pittsburg residents learn that city assessors used a "blue book" tactic to force wealthier wives to declare hidden stocks bonds and mortgages. Letters urged Mrs or Mrs to provide tax details, prompting many to bring previously undeclared assets onto the books. The effort targeted Pennsylvania Railroad stock and other holdings despite prior bank and book restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Poa
John Smith
William Jones
James Green
Mesdames Smith
Jones
Jaellle Jamison Smith
Vera Worthington Jones
Margaret Clancey Green
Pease
Pennsylvania
Blue Bank
Pennsylvania Railroad
State of
Lloyd George Studies German Old Age Pensions
London Reuters reports Chancellor David Lloyd George returned to London from Germany where he said his visit aimed to study the German old age pension system. He contrasted their scheme with Britain mentioning a 34 million pound annual pension outlay, with two thirds from workers and one third from employers, and a substantial portion for sickness and accident benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David— Lloyd-George
Germany
Punch
Fays
Lloyd- George
Heg
Thia
Weds Cowgirl Sweetheart Emmett Dalton Pardoned
Emmett Dalton and Julia Lewis wed in Bartlesville Oklahoma a few nights ago. Dalton recently received a pardon from the Kansas Penitentiary where he served a life term for involvement in the Coffeyville banks raid sixteen years prior. Julia Lewis widow of Er nest Lewis, died in a last November shootout with Federal Marshals Keeler and Wikhims in this city.
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Emmett Dalton
Pen Battleside
Okla
Johan Lewis
Dalton
Kansas Penitentiary
Coffeyville
Kan
Banks
Julia Lewis
Ernest Lewis
Keeler
Wikhims
Lewis
Willams
Colorado
Texas Johnson
Kansas Hne
Bartlesville
Ita
Chicago
Unknown Meatea towns emerge in federal report
The geographickh commission appointed by the government for seven years reports they discovered 79 towns not officially known or previously under federal control. Many towns range from 5000 to 15000 inhabitants.
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Meatea
Geographickh Commission
Notable Figures Involved In Diplomatic And Political Events
Senator Scott of West Virginia was bruised in a fistfight with a local politician at Wheeling after calling him a Mar. President Roosevelt congratulated and slapped the back of sixty eight Olympic visitors at Oyster Bay. James E Nugher, eighty seven, former Mississippi legislator, died in Osborn Missouri after wartime imprisonment for preaching. King Edward III entertained Clemenceau and an unnamed Russian minister at Jurchen at Mardenbad. Reports say Emperor Wilhelm II urged Austria toward war during the visit. A US minister urged de-escalation after a returned missionary. C A L Reed announced his Senate candidacy at a dollar dinner in Chaannatl Di.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Scott
West Virginia
Wheeling
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
James FE. Tlugher
Missoul
Missouri
Osborn
Edward
United States
Chaannatl di
C. A. L. Reed
Senate
Senator
Airships Seen Key to Future Wars by British Officer
Colonel James Templer of the British Army Aeronautical Division says airships will shape future conflicts. He argues the Civil War would have lasted nine months without a balloon corps and urges hiring the Wright brothers and Thomas Baldwin for U S aerial services at Fort Myer Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Oither
Fort Myer
United States
Wright Brothers
Thomas
Baldwin
James Templer
Boston Merchants Back China Alliance Proposal
Newsy items report Boston merchants endorsed a proposal for an alliance with China. Other notes mention Persian nationalists resisting the Shah in Teheran, Korea's Home Minister favoring Japanese rule, and Brazil finding Japanese coffee workers unhelpful. Also cited are New York State bucketshop laws, Cardinal Vannutelli leaving Rome, Portuguese budget deficits, and various political commentaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
China
Teheran
Song Plung-Chun
Korea
Brazil
Wall Street
New York State
Cardinal Vannuatelli
Bucharistic Congress
Forest Fire Toll Rises As Minnesota Towns Burn
Destruction across Chisholm Nashwauk Hibbing and surrounding counties prompts Governor Johnson to appeal for aid. Relief committees named and mayors tasked to organize efforts as the disaster spans Minnesota and Wisconsin with losses estimated at millions and thousands left homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Duluth
Minn
Chisholm
St. Louis
Carleton
Itasca
Minnesota
Douglas County
Wisconsin
Buhl
Nashwauk
Thare
Mesaba Trong Range
Chisholme
Hibbing
Duluth, Mesaba and Northern Railroad
Welrick
St. Paul
Mesaba Range
St. Louis County
Shenando
Hartley
Pillsbury
Minnesdta
D. Hagen
A. C. Weiss
Mille Bunnell
A. J. Ordean
A. J. Washburn
H. M. Peyton
Martin Anghes
Iibbing
Jonn A. Johnson
Tragedy at Barn Raising Ends in Death in New Jersey
Frankford township farmer Samous Er nest Hough died after a twelve pound wooden maul fell from the barn top during a barn raising on Lynch D. Wyker’s farm in Wykertown Newton. The accident followed by grief struck farmer Jacob N. Van Auken who dropped the maul and caused Hough’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
N. J
Lynch D. Wyker
Wykertown
Samous Ernest Hough
Frankford
Jacob N. van Auken
Waugh
Ohio Prohibition nominates Watkins for Vice President
Ada hosts the official notice of Professor Aaron S. Watkins as the Prohibition candidate for Vice President. His acceptance speech generated enthusiasm among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chifla
Ohio
Ada
Aaron S. Watkins
German Move Triggers Moroccan Crisis Tension
Germany demands immediate recognition of Mulal Hafid by European powers, sparking consternation in France and reopening the Moroccan crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Mulal Hafid
France
Memp Growers' Combine Fails Against Marvester Trust
A hemp growers' combine formed months ago to oppose the Marvester Trust has failed. The trust is now buying hemp at its own prices, undermining the cooperative effort and shifting pricing power back to the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemp Growrs
Marvester Trust
Sports items mix in field of events and changes
The cablegram lists fifteen foreign cars for a grand prize race and two Knoa cars for the Vanderbilt cup with Willie Smith of Mexico City and Breed McCread of Midlothian vying for $22 prizes in golf at Myopia Club Hamilton Mass. Young women fencers win the Inter esty Championship in Philadelphia defeating New York club six bouts to three. Hackenschmidt R iange plans a return match with Frank Gotch after his recent defeat in East Jersey Lawn Tennis Association women’s Bragles. Miss Isma Marcus beats Miss Clare Munsell in three sets. Tate Athletic Association abandons plans for freshmen track and feud meets. Daniel R Hanna of Cleveland buys the schooner Ingomar from Morton Fy Plage.
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Knoa
Vanderbilt
Cup
Willie" Smith
Mexico City
Bred
Daniel R. Hanna
Cleveland
King
Ingomar
Morton Fy Plage
Diver Dies While at Work Under Water
News briefs report a Baltimore diver William Small died while submerged under twenty feet of water. Other items note a bull gore death in Libertyville, a naval captain’s death in Portsmouth, and political and legal items across several cities.
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Baltimore
William Small
Merriam Dopd
Portsmouth
Greenleaf A. Merriam
Ble
Stampton Roads
Golden Gate
Naval Hospital
Merriam
Bank proprietor commits suicide after embezzlement claim
Berlin banker Gustave Herzberg, owner of a small private bank, shot himself leaving a letter alleging bank deposits had been embezzled though the amount is undetermined. A Berlin ad firm manager faces embezzlement charges of 125000 dollars, prompting banks to tighten ledgers. Other city cases include a cashier’s defalcation and various international notes.
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Embcazzler
Berlin
Germany
Gustave Herzberg
Hese
Dresdner Bank
Tragedy at Maine Fair as Airship Crash Kills Jones
Charles Oliver Jones, a noted aeronaut from Hammondsport New York, fell 400 feet to his death at Waterville Maine during a fair display of the Boomerang airship. A burst of flame caused the catastrophe as spectators watched from 26 000 strong. Jones had arrived with his airship days earlier and was famed for the June Bug and other aviation work. He was 40 years old.
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Waterville
Charles Oliver Jones
Hammondsport
N. Y
Jones
Cincinnai
Alexander Graham Bell
Scientific American
SLAIN DOCTOR SHOT ON DOORSTEP IN OMAHA NEV
Dr. Frederick T. Rustin, a renowned surgeon, was shot and killed as he attempted to enter his home after staying late for primary election returns. His wife heard the pistol blast and found him dying on the porch. A single bullet entered the abdomen. Dr. Rustin was a Yale graduate and former captain of Yale’s baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustin
Omaha
Nev
Frederick T. Rustin
West
Austin
Dr. Austin
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Canal Bank Blown Up At Channahon Illinois Michigan Canal
Dynamite breached the Illinois and Michigan Canal bank at Channahon twelve miles southwest of Joliet creating a 100 foot breach. The canal from Joliet to Channahon emptied, boats stranded, fish cover the canal bottom, navigation halted and power factories closed. The strike pitted Canal Commissioners and state against Channahon and Troy over bridge repairs and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iitnois and
Michigan Waterway
Channahon
TH. Joliet
Ill
Joliet
Troy
Edward Bacon Drowned At Falmouth Beach
The body of Edward Bacon of New York City, cousin of Robert Bacon Assistant Secretary of State, washed ashore at Falmouth Heights Massachusetts. He was forty one, son of Dantelacon of New York. He disappeared from the Dexter House at Woorf s Hall where he stayed the summer. Medical Examiner Charles Milken Hyannis ruled drowning. The body was taken to New York City for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bacon
Falmouth
Mass
Edward Bacon
New York City
Falmouth Heights
Dantelacon
Bacon
Dexter House
Woorf's Hall
Charles Milken
Hyannis
French Repel Arabs in One-Day Algerian Clash
In a day long encounter on the Algerian frontier the tribesmen were repulsed with heavy losses while French casualties were light.
Mills Now Less Anxious Over Cotton Prospects
American mills show reduced anxiety about cotton as they anticipate an early moving crop. They are less eager for cotton than they were several weeks ago, suggesting shifting demand and possible price adjustments ahead.
Mrs Hallan frees Richardson in riot case
Mrs Earl Hallan signed a statement exonerating George Richardson, not the man she had accused of attacking her on August 14. Richardson’s arrest and removal to Bloomington sparked the recent Springfield race riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Earl Hallan
George
Defalcation at Wavana Reported by Mavanno Dispatches
Mavanno dispatches place the post office defalcation at 53135 dollars in Wavana. The amount concerns the local post office and is noted as a defalcation incident investigated by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavana
Mavanno Dispatches
Ofice
Rabie Bite Fatal for 19 Month Old in Trenton
Kabhy Dios of Rabien Nineteen month old Gertruda No meler died in Trenton New Jersey after being bitten by a rabid dog on July 31. The child suffered twenty four hours before death. Her elder sister Martha also suffered a bite in the dormitory but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kabhy Dios
Rabien
Gertruda Nomeler
Slater
Martha
Trenton
N. J
Cuban Editors Die in Manzanillo Street Duel
In Manzanillo Cuba a street duel over a political quarrel left Manuel Elias editor of the Conservative Fl Vigilante dead after being shot by Manuel Estrada editor of El Reporter and Liberal candidate for Congress. The clash underscores hostile partisan tensions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manzanillo
Cuba
Manuel Elias
Manuel Estrada
el Reporter
Congress
Hurlington Water Scare Prompts Purification Study
New Jersey reports water from the Delaware River in Burlington is unsafe and at risk of causing winter epidemics. State Topographer C C Vermulo investigates Sylvan Eakes watershed, finding 6,000,000 gallons daily supply available as purer source, with city Health Board favoring it over filtered water. A Philadelphia man George Koch leaves a note before disappearing amid romantic tensions with Amanda Dilkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlington
Delaware
Burington
City Board of Health
Hast
C. C. Vermulo
Sylvan Eakes
City Health Board
George Koch
Philadelphia
Mantua Creek
Mount Royal
Amanda
George
Amanda Dilkes
Koch
Bayonne Father Learns of Daughter Lena Hanf's Wedding
John Hanf of Bayonne says he will check his children's plans before fishing. On August 16 his daughter Lena married William F. Sheehan of Andrew Street, a Bayonne Elks member, while Mrs. Hanf was in Detroit. Lena and Sheehan hurried to church for the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hanf
Bayonne
Fatal Maste to Get to Work
An unknown man about thirty is killed crossing the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks near Trenton. Heavy fog likely hid an approaching train. A card found on him reads William Scott water carrier, believed to be a laborer for sewer construction contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trenton
William Scott
Slayer Gets Sense of Life
Archibald Terron who killed Rev S W D Prickett at Metuchen on July 15 will not die by the electric chair at Trenton as his sentence provides Vice Chancellor Walker acting for Chancellor Pitney refuses writ of errors on insanity grounds The case goes to the Court of Errors and Appeals for argument at the November term
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Slayer
Archibald Terron
S. W. D. Prickett
Metuchen
Trenton
Walker
Pitney
Herron
State Supreme Court
Court of Errors and Appeals
Montclair Vote Rejects Voting Machines by Wide Margin
In a special Montclair election the public voted 909 against and 206 for dispensing with voting machines. Across wards the anti machine majority prevailed amid overall light turnout and voter apathy.
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Montclair
Government crop report cites mixed yields for 1907 staple crops
Government figures show total wheat at 666,796,000 bushels and corn at 2,595,697,000 bushels with oats at 885,908,000. reports note deterioration in spring wheat and corn from August to September 1 and compare current yields to last year and 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Maine
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Four Dead in Belmont Hotel Fire in Denver
A three story Belmont Hotel at 1723 Stout Street in Denver burned, killing four men and injuring scores. Victims include George Bode of Middletown New York John D Kane of Colorado Springs Edward Moore of Philadelphia and George Olt of Dodge City Kansas. Fireman Patrick Treadwell Cripple Creek Colo aided many guests by guiding escapes before the department arrived. Nearly 100 guests were housed in the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Belmont Hotel
Stout Street
George Bode
Middletown
N. Y
John D. Kane
Colorado Springa
Edward Moore
Philadelphia
George Olt
Dodge City
Kane
Patrick Treadwell
Cripple Creek
Belmont
Woman jumps from liner near Acapulco
Mrs Eliza D Newman of San Francisco, widow of Paul Newman legal adviser to Hawaii King Kalakaua, leaped from the City of Sydney ocean liner several hours from Acapulco. The steamer turned back, but no trace of her was found. Her son Ensign Newman was killed in a turret explosion on the battleship Georgia near Boston last fall.
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San Francisco
Eliza Dpd. Newmann
Ensign Newmann
Georgia
Boston
Pacific Mail
City of
Sydney
Acapulco
Newmann
Paul Newmann
Kalakaua
Hawaii
Drought Hampers Vermont Industry Power Loss
Drought reduces stream flow in northern Vermont. Consolidated Lighting Company on the Winooski River has shut its plant, halting operations dependent on water power. A patrol search for 221 missing American sailors near Melbourne yields little progress. rewards offered. Navy declines invitation for the fleet to visit Java en route to Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Consolidated Lighting Company
Winoosk River
Melbourne
Australia
Albany
Java
Navy Department
Netherlands
Manila
Million-Dollar House For Engineers in Cleveland
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans a permanent headquarters in Cleveland Ohio costing one million dollars as announced by Warren B Stone grand chief. Harriman in San Francisco urged businessmen to present needs and assure consideration before decisions. Lieutenant Governor Porter was addressed during the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Harriman
San Francisco
Porter
Nothiing
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Tangineers
Cleveland
Ohio
Warren 8. Stone
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Berryman
Washington Star
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Buhl and
Nashwauk, Minn
Farmer
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Libertyville
Arthur Alecker
Armour Co
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Mra. Taft
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Marwell
Municipal Court
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Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
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Atlanta
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South Bridge
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Frank Kelly
N.Y
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Wis
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CABLE
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Honolulu
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Perry
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Persia
Etemada Khaghan
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Morocco
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Imperial Ottoman Bank
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Gaiety Theatre Company
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C. D. Jones
HIG
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Rogers
Woodbury
Gloucester County
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J. L. Burton
Burton
Shore
First Baptist Church
Itv
John Wellington Hoag
la Crosse
Atlantic City
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Paulsboro
Abraham Cowgill
Q. D. Reeve
Ife
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Charles Thackara
Albert Pearce
Burlington
John J. Christie
German Street
Alexander Jackson
Williamstown
Mary E. Cooper
Belleville
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Sunbury
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Vermont
Harriman
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