Brief World Happenings Roundup Highlights and Trials
The roundup notes Theophila Reuther testifies in the Illinois Central car fraud case alleging Ostermann threats over a million dollar fraud. Marguerite Barbey of New York set to wed Gilbert Compton Elliott in Geneva with a Farman biplane as a wedding gift from Baroness Andre de Neufilse. Israel Brandt saved a trainload of sleeping passengers at Pittsburg after a cap in a steam pipe blew off. President Madriz shifted administration in Nicaragua to Gen. Luis Mena. Mayor Gaynor declared out of doctors’ hands at home on Long Island after transfer from Hoboken hospital. Albert Livingstone set a speed record in Illinois trophy race. Dick Buck won Kane County trophy. “Hodie” Hearne claimed Fox River trophy in a Benz. Ostermann returns to Chicago. subpoena issued for hearing. Theodore Bailey of GE resumes after heart stoppage post operation. Hardison notes five-year insurance improvements.
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Theophila Reuther
Ostermann Manufacturing Company
Illinois Central
Henry. ©. Ostermann
Ostermann Company
Reuther
Inns Central
Marguerite Barbey
New York
Gilbert Compton Elliott
Geneva
Switzerland
Dsayor Gaynor
St. James
L. I
Hoboken
Albert Livingstone
Dick Buck
Hdldie” Hearne
Chicago
Henry ©. Ostermann
Illinois Central Grand Jury
Muntcipoli
Theodore P. Bailey
Philadelpha General Electric Company
Frank H. Hardison
Massachusetts
Ilinoia
Springfield
Illnois
United States
Ohio
Roosevelt
Robert B. Peary
Weehawken
N. J
Durand
Washington
Kansas
Topeka
Senator Curtis
Taft
Charles A. White
Lee O'Neil Browne
White
Armour & Co
Sterling
Theodore Roosevelt
New York State
Iowa
Bossiam
Wiliam K. Vanderbilt, Jr
New York City
Columbus, Q
James §. Sherman
Decatur
Tarif Commission
Salt Palace
Salt Lake City
Utah
Adit
Eliott
Huntington
W. Va
John Wayne
Charles Clyburn
Godhagen
Greenland
Copenhagen
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Dr. Cook
Berlin
Spandau
Devlin
William McSurely
World and national notes from the era of Taft
A broad wrap reports the Japan Korea treaty change naming Cho sen as Japan’s province. Taft’s letter defending the Payne act with noted possible changes. Other items include a Carlsbad New Mexico stockman killed by an ax, a Vienna outbreak of cholera, Crippen and Len e ve charged in London, a Brooklyn burglary, a DOJ suit against 40 trust members, a whirlpool railway fire, a Pittsburg league meeting urgeables, caviar sturgeon found in the Gulf of Mexico, and an unexplained migration tale.
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Japan
Korea
State Department
Washington
Taft
William B. MacKinley
Illinois
Republican Congressional Committee
New York
G. W. Merchant, Jr
Carlsbad
N. M
Vienna
Hungary
Russia
Hawley H. Crippen
Ethel Clare Leneve
Belle Elmore
Bow Street
London
Burghra
Harry Morris
Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn
Department of Justce
Niagara Falls
N. C
Pittsburg
National League of Larchers
Gulf of Mexico
KEEP THE NAVY EFFICIENT AND FORTIFY THE CANAL
Roosevelt speaks in Omaha on two linked goals the navy’s strength and Panama Canal fortification. He praises the world cruise as peacekeeping and urges rapid completion and robust defense of the canal to protect U S interests and the Monroe doctrine. He stresses forward progress at Gatun and Culebra Cut and calls for decisive fortification.
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Roosevelt
Omaha
Panama
Omaha, Neb
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Europe
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Coronel Godthale
United States
Culebra
Gatun
Chagres
Locke Jn
Agsa
Iso
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Tico
San Domingo
United States Navy
Republic
Old Theory Is Exploded in Marriage Series
Reading from Success Magazine, Robert Haven Schauffier reports 86 percent of business women prefer husbands who are easygoing rather than masterful. Factory workers show 76 percent, while few acknowledge the desire for companionship as indispensable. A few testimonies contrast with a common belief that strong husbands ensure happiness.
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Robert Haven Schauffier
Success Magazine
Reddera
St. Louis
Nmne
Els
Sky
Washington on Religion Morality and Civic Prosperity
George Washington argues that religion and morality are indispensable to political prosperity and national happiness. He warns that patriotism without these pillars cannot stand and questions whether morality can endure without religious principles, noting education alone cannot sustain national virtue. An unrelated aviator quip about landing in a field of oats concludes the excerpt.
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Magn
George Washington
White Causes Grand Jury Probing Perjury in Browne Trial
Chicago report details Howard Hull naming in a $60,000 telegram request before Lorimer's election. William Rossell testified, saying Hull was urged to move to Springfield for funds. Keeley indicted for perjury as Browne defense rests, court erupts over contested testimonies and threats of contempt. trial to jury early next week.
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Chicago
Lee O’neil Browne
Howard Hull
Peoria
Springfield
Lorimer
Charles A. White
Hull
White
William Rossell
Rossell
Russell
Baward Hull
Patrick J. Keeley
Btate
Wayman
Browne
Keeley
East St. Louis
Kersten
George Glass
Gloss
Erbateln
O'Donnell
Forrest
Novelty Wins Futurity at Saratoga in Thrilling Finish
Saratoga N Y Novelty ridden by Shilling won the Futurity by a length over Bashti with Love Not third in a dramatic 1 12 1 5 minute race before about 15000 spectators. Iron Mask Footprint and Rockville trailed as Bashti made a late bold rally aboard Glass, but Shilling held on to victory.
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Saratoga
Shilling
Bashti
Love Not
Cassily
Love
Novelty
Iron Mask
Footprint
Rockville
Glass
Michigan Bank Closed in Mt Pleasant Mystery
The Farmers' and Merchants' bank in Mt Pleasant Michigan was closed on Wednesday. Cashier Vermillion is missing the vault is locked with no known way to open it and officers suspect a possible shortage hidden inside.
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Michigan Bank
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Vermillion
Bank Cashier Admits $626000 Larceny Guilty Plea
J. Wider, cashier of Russo-Chinese bank in New York, pleaded guilty to a $626,000 larceny. He faces sentencing on September 9.
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New York
J. Wider
Russo-Chinese Bank
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Graniteville Woman
A Graniteville reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring health during menopause and nervous symptoms. The letter claims decades of cures for female ailments and urges other women to try the remedy, calling it "worth mountains of gold."
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Graniteville
Mars
Cmars
Barclay
R.E.D
Lydia H. Pinkham
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Florida Home Herald
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