Baroness Vaughan Weds Emmanuel Durieux in France
The marriage of the Baroness Vaughan widow of King Leopold to Emmanuel Durieux occurred at Arronville near Balincourt France in the baroness residence. Other items note Colonel Roosevelt’s stance on NY state campaign and a series of accidental or violent deaths and incidents involving notable figures.
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Vaughan
Leopold
Emmanuel Durieux
Afronville
Balincourt
France
Adam J. Swope
Kokoma
Ont
Thomas H. Swope
Independence
Belgium
Arronville
Baltincourt
Roosevelt
New York State
State Committee
George Fralich
Sarnia
Detroit
Mich
Joseph G. Butler
Lake St. Clair
Nicholas Longworth
Duke Franz Josef
Bavaria
Newport
R. L
Vincent Astor
John R. Morrison
Des Moines
Multiple political and local disasters sweep across the nation
A four year old girl dies and several adults are injured when a car crashes into a telephone pole in Kenston Ohio. In Washington DC a coroner’s jury blames insanity from cigarette smoking for a fatal beating of an infant. Other items include robberies, court cases, storms, fires, and political maneuvering touching Taft, Roosevelt, and Georgia politics.
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Theodore Lewis
Lewis
Clarence Manley
Charles Johnson
Kenxton
Washington, D.C
William J. Carvel
Charles Dunbar Bishop
Joseph C. Brown
Goodland
Cal
Vallejo
United States
Twlinois National Guard
Peoria
Deneen
Los Angeles
Pal Jeta
United Garment Workers of America
Detroit
Griscom
New York County Republican Organization
Taft
Roosevelt
Sherman
Republican National Congressional
Beverly
Mass
Missoula
Mont
Roosevelt speaks on progress and frontier virtues at Frontier Days
Theodore Roosevelt rode into Cheyenne to headline Frontier Days with a long open air speech praising western pioneers and the spirit of progress. He recalled ranch life on the Little Missouri and urged Americans to uphold frontier virtues while adapting to modern industry, calling for enduring character and unity across regions.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Africa
Wyoming
Far West
Missouri
Tdittle
Montana Black Growers’ Association
American Fe
United States
West
Mississippi
Minnesota
Towa
Kansas
California
Oregon
Rockies
Republic of the West
Abraham Lincoln
Repetition Forbidden
A concise note emphasizes that repetition is prohibited and urges focus on fresh occurrences. No additional details provided.
Wreck on 6.7 road leaves many dead in Durand
Fifteen passengers are killed and many injured when Grand Trunk passenger train No. 4 crashes into No. 14 two miles east of Durand Michigan. The Chicago Montreal train was halted three miles east by a breakdown causing the deadly rear end collision and a fire. Most fatalities occurred in the rear sleeper of No. 4.
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Durand
Mich
Grand Trunk
Here
Automobile Crash Kills Three at Long Island Crossing
Three dead and eleven hurt when a car collided with a construction train at the Merrick Road crossing in Springfield Queens. Victims include J Berben and two children Bertha Weiss and Rebecca Glass, all from New York City. Serious injuries include Mrs Bella Hirsch and Frances Glass, with dire prognosis for laborer John Fido and conductor Charles Snyder.
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Hoke Smith
Democrats of
Georgia
Joseph M. Brown
Chicago
Elizabeth Johnson
Edna Cowan Cudahy
Jack Cudahy
Joseph C. Schley
Franklin
Mr. Sibley
Long Island
Springfield
Queens County
N. Y
International Association of Factory Inspectors
International Association of Bureaus of Labor
Hendersonville
Redford
Quelport Island
Korea
London
Admiralty
Alaska Pacific Steamship Company
Buckman
Eureka
Cal
Wood
Western Pacific
Oakland
Viking
George F. Baker, Jr
Cape Cod
Baker
New York
Newport
Baltimore
Muncie
Ind
Congressional Committee
Gore
McMurray
Sulphur
Okla
Sherman
Charles 8. Curtis
Illinois Central Road
Coughlin
Dan” Coughlin
Frank B. Harriman
Charles L. Ewing
John M. Taylor
Mindly Central
United States
Roosevelt
National Negro Business Men's League
New York, N. Y
Long Island Railroad
Merrick Road
Queensborough
J. Berben
New York City
Bertha Weiss
Rebecca Glass
Bella Hirsch
Far Rockaway
Frances Glass
John Fido
Charles Snyder
Gard Family Sees Death On Predicted Date
Warren E. Gard of Clarke county warned his wife and neighbors he would die on Sunday August 21 and was found dead in his chair that morning from heart trouble. The pattern echoed by his father Dr John Gard who 24 years earlier predicted his own death on the day he died.
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Springfield
Gard
Clarke County
Warren E. Gard
John Gard
Warren
Mayor Gaynor Nearing Return From Wounding
The bullet wound in Mayor Gaynor's neck has healed on the outside and granulation irritation has ceased. He eats heartily and will resume a regular diet. Exercise in hospital corridors is allowed. No bulletins are issued as physicians monitor progress. A consultation will set a date to allow the mayor to leave.
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Gaynor
New York
N. Y
Toll of Dead in Auto Wrecks in Ohio
Fifteen persons injured and two fatally in three Cleveland area crashes within 24 hours. John McGorray died hours after a collision, and Julius Lipkin, a clothing dealer, was seriously injured when the car toppled over an embankment. his three companions were hurt.
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Ohio
Cleveland
John McGorray
Julius Lipkin
Bedford Beached on Quelpart Island During Cruise
British cruiser Bedford ran ashore on the southwest coast of Quelpart Island Sunday while sailing with a British squadron from Wei-Hai-Wei China toward Nagasaki Japan. The incident occurred during a voyage in the Western Pacific.
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Tokio
Bedford
Quelpart Island
Wei-Hai-Wei
China
Nagasaki
Japan
Aged Woman Dies After Wasp Sting While Berry Picking
Mia Frank Dimock age sixty six of Natural Bridge Watertown N Y was stung on the arm by a yellow wasp while picking berries in a field near her home. She walked a few feet and collapsed dead.
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Watertown
N. Y
Mia
Frank Dimmock
Natural Bridge
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Great West
Lis Sterling
Rtues
Great Plains
Ufe
Atlantic
Europe
Conper
Rose
Plains
Remington
Frederic Remington
America
Mountains
Montauk Point
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