Roosevelt party aided by Attenborough on African estate raid
Roosevelt and his party suffered shortages during a trek across Africa while staying at Attenborough's estate near Lake Naivasha. Major Mearns, a surgeon, rode through dangers to deliver water and food, saving one man’s life and earning praise from Roosevelt. Attenborough supplied essentials and planned to guide Roosevelt to the hunt despite the logistics challenges.
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AttenBorough
Socky
Sun Pranriac
Col Heepevelt
Eniipe
Devul
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Attenbrough
Canander Attenborough
Finglas
King
Cunninghame
Tanmuhame Unes
Africa
Iretien
Astalahet Roosevelt
Vanimander Attenborough
Evere
Edward Morris
Memical Corpa
Sin'setien
Han
Wen Ani
Nuriuye
Fort Hall
Se Tring
Maive Mearng
Jian
Reat
Mearns
Memria
Chapman
Mearna
Yousevelt
East Africa
Pease
Catise
Tommender
Deetaret
Joumel Roosevelt
Patate
Atteinmee
Roverett
Elizabeth’s oldest woman dies at near 102 in hospital
Pauline Morris of Elizabeth, born in Texas, died at 2.56 PM in the General Hospital after a long residency in the city. Physicians attributed the death to old age. she would have turned 102 on August 1 if she had lived. She had lived in Elizabeth for over thirty years, once serving in Judge Green’s household.
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Pauline Morris
Elizabeth
Morris
Texas
Judge Green
Publiy Lane
Fhamisteas
Morris Wan An Ce
Chases Thief on a Bicycle in Roselle Park
Officer Ratchford arrested James Powers after a bicycle chase near Roselle Park. Powers confessed to stealing the bike in Cranford. he was jailed in Roselle Park then sent to Cranford for further handling. Detective investigators connected him to local bicycle thefts and he was fined for riding without a light.
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Ratchford
Roselle Park
James Powers
Elizabeth Avenue
Cranford
Powers
Cranford Online
At & Welock
John A. Peters
James Ward
Patrick Brogan
George Kamp
Clay Avenue
Woodruff
Death of dog may cost $500
Roselle Park pet owner Arthur C. Lounsbury seeks 500 damages from Chariea Snyder, Roselle Park police committee chairman, in district court. He says the bull terrier, valued at 100 and trained to play with children, was shot maliciously. Snyder testifies the dog was struck by a trolley car on Westfield Avenue around 7 pm May 1 and fatally injured. an eyewitness corroborates. Samuel Koowtler and Martin O’Conner represent plaintiffs and defendants.
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Arthur C. Lounsbury
Roselle Park
Lowisbury
Anit
Chariea
Snyder
Roselle Dark Police
Clark McK. Whittemore
Lounabury
Lounsbury
Bothy
Weatfeld Avenue
Anil
Ernest Vincenzo
Bowlle Park
Samuel Koowtler
Martin O'Conner
Reorganization at The Popular Firm Plans Fall Changes
The People’s Outfitting Company announces it will reorganize across all branches with extensive fall plans. New ideas will be introduced and the business expanded, per the resident manager. The ad lists services and partner listings at 148 East Jersey Street and East Broad Street locations, noting storage and shipping offerings.
Taft outlines tariff stance to reporters
President Taft meets Washington newspaper corps to discuss the tariff bill. He opposes broad backing of the corporate tax to fund an inheritance tax and favors maintaining the general principle, while stressing he may accept adjustments to rates if government needs justify them. He opposes holding-company taxation as unjust and improbable to hold water.
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Telegraph
Washington
Taft
Tie
Wwe
Alxeussiona
Xeindales
Forney
Michigan
Mondell and Kinkead
Hepburn
Iowa
Payne
Aldrich
Women Directors Named for Hospital Auxiliary Board
Alfred A. Stent announces a board of directors for the Ladies Auxilary Hospital Half-Pay Day Committee. Appointees include Mrs. Jameson Floy, Mrs. F. W. Vincent, Mrs. Karen P. Mahon, Mrs. Fame Connolly, Mrs. Alexander Kaufan, and others. A future meeting may elect a president and align with the main committee. Sixth Ward committeemen meet Friday afternoon in City Hall to district the city part. Kenora district plans mirror city methods with local appointees listed.
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Alfred A. Stent
Jameon Floy
F. W. Vincent
Aren P. Mahon
Fame Connolly
Alexeph Kaufan
M. Anderson
Dennia PF. Collins
Kenora
Prion
Kenilworth Tax Case Heard by Supreme Court Justices
A Kenilworth tax case on state ad valorem apportionment was heard in the New Jersey Supreme Court before Justices Reed Bergen and Parker. The matter concerns the inclusion of railroad segment assets in Union County tax rolls and follows actions by local authorities. A semi annual notice sale and summer catalog details appear in related notices and advertisements.
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Sbaman
Trenton
Supreme Court
Reed, Bergen
Present Day Religion Attack Stirs Boston
Boston letters note a sharp clergy critique sparked by Rev. SWB Gilchrist at Seth Meeting House services. He rails against Rockefeller and Shaw, arguing practical religion relies on deeds over philanthropy and warns of waning ethics as the twentieth century opens.
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Tewrual
Boston
Heaton
Swb Gilchrist
Old Seth
Rockefeller
Rernant Shaw
Shaw
Boy Wounded by Revolver in Accidental Shooting
Thomas Carey, Jr., son of Deity Sheriff Thomas Carey, lies in Twin City Hospital Tawtucket AL with a revolver bullet wound in his leg from an accident Saturday morning. He was with companions at Balesville when the gun discharged while he tried to set it down near a lake. The boy was operated on at Trawincker and his mother telegraphed for his father who returned tonight.
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Thomas Carey
Twin City
Tawtucket
Balesville
Carey
Trawincker
Alanet
Pawtucket
Kaiser Silent on Next Chancellor Amid Imperial Uncertainty
Berlin reports 66 000 Germans await a decision on the man who will run the empire after the Kaiser. Emperor William remains silent as Baltic Sea matters and naval plans occupy attention. Speculation centers on potential successors as officials weigh who could guide the Reich after Bismarck era figures.
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Berlin
William
Baltic Sea
Notable Assault Charges From Bondatroet District Court
Six men including Tony Karn es James Kroman Fig Tisieenve kutini Katoanehi Stove Ran seavage and Alex Ranacavage were arraigned today before Judge Mahon on assault charges. They were fined 85 dollars each after pleading not guilty. The men indicated they planned to appear at the Dome Saturday night with Tobin Doe. The incident reportedly began in a saloon where the complainant was present.
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Tony Karnes
Bondatroet
James Kroman
Fig Tisieenve Kutini Katoanehi
Stove Ranseavage
Alex Ranacavage
Tobin Doe
Tadae Mahon
Kavithin
Hie Dome
Hie Dome Saturday Nit, and Twolly Teaten. Hestid
Heer
Assault charge filed against Alfred Walt in Elizabeth area
Judge Mayenth set bail at 200 dollars for Alfred Walt of Elizabeth avenue on a complaint charging him with assaulting James Maddox. Maddox testified they met at the Standard Oil plant and went to a room. Walt allegedly struck him as he prepared to hang his coat and start work. Wolf denied the charge.
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Mayenth Lay
Alfred Walt
Elizabeth Avenue
James Maddox
Wolf
Standard Oil
Madde
Thaw Fights For Freedom
Harry K Thaw begins his final bid to prove sanity and removal from Matteawan Hospital Evelyn Thaw summoned as a state witness Experts expect a short trial Judge Mills to preside Preliminaries include Thaws sister the Countess of Yarmouth and Josiah Thaw Thaw’s mother Mrs William Thaw attends courtroom testimony from witnesses including estate dealer Edward Lansing and Poughkeepsie jail night watchman Oscar Molford detailing Thaws religious interest and rational behavior notes from the upper court intake and interactions during the past weeks
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White Plaing
N.Y
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Evelyn ‘Thaw
Bhewena
Evelyn
Harry
Jerome
New York City
Anya Abe
Mills
Thaw
Ray
Yarmouth
Josiah
Arto
Charles Morachauert
William jThaw
FE Lansing, & Rt
Vinghikeopai
Visasne Brothers
Chew
Poughkeeprin
Dansing
Lansing
Celighons
Pwem
Ie J
Wlaur
Oscar Molford
Poughkeepah
Povnkerpeins Comity
Maws
Poughkeepsie
Mulfort
Craston
S P C A Agent Arrested for Cruelty to Animals in Newark
SPC A agent Charlee Sickles, based in Newark, was arrested Saturday by County Detective John A. Galatian on cruelty to animals charges. Held in $200 bail to await Grand Jury action after a raid on rock fighters in Fanwood. Witnesses say Sickles accompanied officers to the scene and fired a shot into a horse at the field, which later died.
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Charlee Sickles
SPC. A
Newark
John A. Galatian
Sickles
Tee
Galatia
Fanwood
Tragic Pedestrian Crash In Rahway Avenue Intersection
A car driven by Watson and owned by Doggett struck Mea Reynolds on a bicycle near Rahway Avenue, killing her instantly. Reynolds’s three children witnessed the collision as Watson, arrested at the scene, claimed he tried to dodge the wheel but turned and struck the woman. Doctor Vernon's examination confirmed fatal injuries. police and officials arrived, with Watson jailed for the incident.
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Thomas Watson
Stanley Doggett
South Grove Street
Kant Orange
J. G. Reynolds
Rahway Avenue
Cheetnutabreet
Rosella
Waeteon
Non
Watson
Rahway
Machy Ie
Teacing
Rocelle
Tinleal aaviKhonne
Pelkcemen
Iernon
Tod
Polios
Amell Furiubth
Keeney
Iiter
Wall Street Notes on Market Activity and Openings
Street coverage reports New York trading with a Replay of strength. Major indices show gains as bankers and traders assess opening conditions. Reading, St Paul and Pittsburgh sessions show varied activity while government actions influence early moves. The market mood remains cautious amid evolving economic signals.
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