Atlantic City G A R Encampment Hot Contest for Commander
Telegraph report from Atlantic City describes the forty fourth Grand Army of the Republic encampment opening. Candidates John E. Gilman of Boston and Knicking of Washington vie for commander in chief amid strong city support and hotel campaigning. Delegates consider next meeting site while pensions debate and auxiliary activities draw attention.
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Atlantic City
Grand Army of the Republic
Mal Sevnion
Tion
John E. Gilman
Boston
Neo
Knicking
Washington
Toledo Blade
Ias
National ‘Base
G. A
Big Dick McMahon Not Expected to Live
Richand McMahon known as Big Dick a popular downtown figure is stricken with nephri disease and rushed to Alexian Hospital. A native of New York, he lived in this city for years and worked on Third Street. He belongs to local Eagles and was involved in recent Nuns Club event where Patrolman John Kelly received a police badge.
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Richand McMahon
Big Dick
Nedri
Mr McMahon
New York
Third Street
Eizvieth Aerio of
Eagles
Ee Wardi Tadipentant
Vivian M Lewis Plans Campaign Runs in New Jersey
Trenton September 22 Vivian M Lewis Republican candidate for Governor consults with State officials and party leaders at the Department of Banking and Insurance while planning a statewide campaign to oppose Dr Woodrow Wilson. Lewis aims to keep his current post until just before inauguration and weighs Briggs as State Committee chair while maneuvering party dynamics and the progressive wing.
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Promote Ltd
Trenton
Vivian M. Lewis
Department of Banking and Insurance
State House
Woodrow Wilson
Lewis
Banking and Insurance
Banking and Insurance Department
United States
Fran D. Briggs
Republcan
Franklin Murphy
Briggs
Mr. Lewin
Murphy
State Committee
Ati
Lewis Ger
Doaf
Balleva
Fort
Governor Murphy
Kean
Frank Sommer
Newark
Chancery
Clark Samuel K. Robbi Sington
Jate
Bommer
Sturply
William M. Johnson
Hackensack
Johnson
Plattia
21 Is
Dr. Wilson
Atnmo
Amny
Betto
Carpenter Shop Fire Destroys Tools and Sparks at Corner
A blaze at the Carpenter Shop near Trumbull and Seventh streets burned midday, damaging a large quantity of tools. Firemen reported intense heat and the cause was not determined. At Plainfield, Elizabeth Commercial College advertised courses as the Journal noted in passing.
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Trumbull
Seventh Streets
Toole
Finery Thief In Brooklyn Arrest Linked To Local Probe
A Brooklyn arrest ties a Romie girl to thefts at a hotel while under probation. She faces commitment to a Catholic institution and possible return to the city. Probation officers and police warn of a troubled record and a tale of leaving Race Street for Coney Island, then a hotel theft. The piece also quotes Very Rev Dean Goumar on immigrant education, stressing religion as the educational foundation and parish schools amid rising foreign enrollments.
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Jennie Iowa Berry
Berry
Auxty i
Southern Memorial Fund
A.R
Andersoni
Scott Key
Weahing
Kate B. Sherwood
Congress
Han
Abe
Brooklyn
Invest Cnt
Irwin
Hamilton
Little Daley
Race Street
Coney Island
Tenney
Romie
Probation Office
Amitérview
Journal
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St. Patrick's Church
Trans Alpine Flight Ends In Aborted Attempt At Simplon
Telegragatone journal reports aviators Waymann and Chayer abandoning their attempt to fly a trans Alpine route over the Simplon Pass. Italian flyer Tadeol also tried today. The flight began under suspicious circumstances and Chaves, benumbed on landing, had to be assisted from his machine.
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Telegragatone Journaty den Eee
Waymann
Chayer
Simplon Pass
Tadeol
Chaves
Census results announced show city population gains
Washington sept 28 census bureau announces 1910 enumeration changes since 1900 with Aurora Til totaling 20007 up 5660 or 23.4 percent Elgin 26976 up 3543 for 15.8 percent and Manchester NH 70003 up 13076 or 34.3 percent
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Washington
Cement ‘Bureau
Aurora
Til
Elgin
Manchester
N. H
Rising Sun Brewing Co Faces Action Under Hood 2nd
The Rising Sun Brewing Co is cited under the Pure Hood 2nd Drafts Act of June 30 1906. The brief notes enforcement action references all labels and branding of the Sun Brewing operation. Local authorities indicate compliance steps are being pursued.
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Rising Sun Brewing Sun Brewing Co
Taft negotiates truce between Ohio leaders
Cincinnati reports a truce between Senator Theodore E. Burton and George B. Cox after talks, amid Cleveland political tensions. Burton, remaining largely uninvolved, notes the president seeks to mediate to ease Republican splits. Browns Millinery opens with new trimmed hats and styles.
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Taft
Ohio
Cincinnati
Theodore E. Burton
George B. Cox
Hamten
Bom
Burton
Tha
Rge Threstening
Jonal Lore Ever Tits
Bove Cox
Presidnet
Republicas
Caucus Fight Heats Up Over City Council Presiding Officer
In a tumultuous City Council scene, Democratic factions clash over caucus leadership and key reappointments. Insiders name McGuire or Tedward Yugent as possible presiding officers while others back James Walker or Rorke. Top posts include city clerk purveyor attorney and city attorney as well as Judge Mahon, with party rifts signaling a heated caucus before December calls.
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City Cornell
Colline
McGura
Machine
Grimigal
Didge Mahon
Abe J. David
James P. Kelly
Robert Tf. McAtama
Dudge Mabon
John F. Keuns
William H. Taster
Ney Connolly
Hague
Thomas Figam
Fly
Wies
Edding James H. Walker
Frederick Rorke
Carelessness Costs 40 Lives in Fort Wayne Traction Crash
The Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley traction line crash near Kingsland killed forty people and injured eight. Investigations by Wells County authorities and the traction company point to possible orders disregard by motorman 33 T. Corkwell. Conductor Spiller and motormen from Bluffton, Ossian, and Fort Wayne survived with injuries. The wreck drew scenes of horror as witnesses recounted the splintered cars and massed wreckage. Bluffton residents awoke to a city in mourning, with dozens of bodies removed to homes and the morgue.
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Ind
Wells County
Wayne
Kingsland
Bhutton
del Wilton
Ossian
B. T. Corkwell
Fort Wayns
A’ Spiller
Charles van Drne
Bluffton
Afty Pacnengers
Jalin It Boyd
Morton
Spiller
Indianapolia Limited
Hoyd Owen
Boydanya
Ita Pikit
Tnd
Bluifton
Wabash
Proction Gowpany
Ninetown Blyton
Ricuils
Investigating causes of infantile paralysis
Government experts collaborate with Washington medical men to study infantile paral sis. Monkeys show the disease passes to simians and may spread to other animals. Dr T A Williams notes the outbreak is not confined to the district and may recur next year in Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Sormary
Washington
Medical Fraternity of
T. A. Wiliams
Jintriet Medical Asancistian
Virginia
Maryland
Vennayivania
Drivers Warned After Railway Platform Encounters
Central Railroad detectives warned aggressive drivers after yesterday afternoon’s incident near the station. They were soliciting passengers and approaching trains on the platform against regulations. Violations would lead to arrest and prosecution.
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Jommans Craofors
Ept
Central Railroad Des Tectives
New Highway to Roosevelt Meets Favor
County Road Committee members and First Street Association favor extending First Street from the city to Roosevelt. County Engineer Tuer to arrange a conference with Union and Middlesex counties and Roosevelt officials to plan the road and determine steps for construction next year. Officials note possible obstacles to begin work but expect county funding under next year's appropriations. Edward S. Hersh introduced Lauria of the First Street Association who urged the project stressing business center advantages.
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Board of Freeholders
First Street
Roosevelt
Tuer
Union County Board of
Fresholdera
Middient County Board
Borough of
Fliat Strnet Association
Bauer
Freehollers
First Street Anenciation
Wits County Road Committee
Wae Resent
Tamer Lauria
Rat Street
Edward 8. Hersh
Lauria
Elizabeth
Eloped Wife Claims Shocked Husband Fumbles for Taft Help
Washington reports Benjamin Ga. jailed after believing his wife fled with 49 million dollars. He claimed she eloped with another man and sought the president for aid. Police detain him as he mutters about the supposed theft and telegraphs from Philadelphia.
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Tournah
Washington
Bis
Cman
Benjamin Ga
Preel
Mile
Taft
Snyder
Mr Lombard
Philadelphia
Lightning Kills Seven in Colorado Mountains
Colorado Springs Sept 23 Seven persons were killed by a mountain lightning storm yesterday and last night in the mountains east of the city. Three identified victims include Mrs. James Bland of Plattsburg Missouri and ranchman Charles Loleama, with other names not yet confirmed.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Wen Monthel
Aa Koste
Esr Wibert
James Bland
Plattsburg
Charles” Loleama
German Socialists United Amid Split Threat Receding
Telegraph report from Magdeburg describes a threatened rift in the German Socialist party as delegates return after a convention. Key factions discord centered on budget support and a moderates' plea to avoid splitting before the 19th elections, with tensions easing as unity urged.
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Madgeburg
Wall Street edges higher amid mixed railway gains
New York September 22 stock market opened mixed as gains in some railroads and industrials provided support but failed to offset declines in others. Government bonds held steady while overall activity showed profit taking after yesterday's strength.
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Jerome
Jesmer Gay
Doxotrard
Upton Pacific
Line Steel
Etumoly
Thy Pafkoc
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