Attempted bombing at Mrs. Potter Palmer residence
German immigrant Wallinger, 26, arrested after a pipe bomb with black powder was found on Palmer estate grounds. He crawled toward the house and claimed insanity or a staged tale. Police describe a rambling confession and a fight with a man he claimed to have knocked down. case to determine mental status and motive.
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Wallinger
Palmer
Whhlinger
Inger
Wutler
Wahlinger
Re Ling
Holt
Mrator Palmer
Lockwood Honore
Wrother
Honore Palmer
Vehlemeyer
Wahlemeyer
Emily
Station House
Cadets Arrested Halt West Point Football Opener
Telegraphic dispatch reports cadets at West Point, including the football squad, remain in barracks after Captain Rufus Longan’s discipline. The planned season opening game against the University of Vermont is canceled as authorities continue to investigate the misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essee WN. Y
Weat Point
Rufus Longan
University of Vermont
Mitleave
Notice to Shoppers at Bendeys on Monday
Fragmentary notice lists a Monday event at Bendeys with a water and gear sale and mentions items for a year or more. It references children’s guardians and possible warrants, but the text is garbled and details are unclear.
Investigating Club Banquet Causes Illness Cluster
Dy William Crosby Rucker of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service visited Washington to probe illness cases tied to the Entro Nous Club banquet on September 7. He examined three patients at Alexian Hospital and attendees who ate the dinner, with Health Officer Richards evaluating all foods served. Richards believes the banquet is the likely source but not from lobster or seafood, suggesting the salad dressing as a possible culprit. A Monday health board meeting will feature a written report to clarify the mystery. Only three confirmed typhoid cases among the ill, while tests on the deceased are reported as inconclusive. Alexander Paterson of 100 Division, present at the dinner, is gravely ill at home, with Dr. Higgins reporting high fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crosby Rucker
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Washington, D
Rucker
Alexian Hospital
Richards
T Walter Wyman
Washington
New York
Mr. Richards
Alexander Paterson
Tina
Paterson
Higgins
Democrats In Deadlock Over Their Candidates
Rochester dispatch reports Democrats fail to agree on state office nominees. Charles Francis Murphy ordered the convention to assemble at 2 15 with Judge Parker to finalize the permanent organization and adjourn to evening. Only four names were under consideration as party leaders sought a solution amid confusion and delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Charles Francis Murphy
Parker
Dave Eaward M. Seoetna di
Mn Keogh
John
Fragmented local notice summary
Note incomprehensible OCR fragment mentions age and location hints but no clear event or entities to summarize. cannot determine full items, names, dates, or actions from provided text.
Farrelly in critical condition shows slight improvement
Seven hours of peril at the Alexian Hospital end with Owen Farrelly’s status edging up. Dr Higgins reported one chance in a hundred earlier but noted today the patient hovered between life and death, pulse and temperature stabilizing as stimulants were given and hope renewed among anxious visitors.
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Owen Farrelly
Thomas
Higgins
Farrelly
Bas Ghaney
CIA Nals Nawally
Fife
Edath
T. Fins
Young People to Have Service at Old First
A note announces a youth service at Old First Church. The teaser mentions a gathering aimed at young attendees with plans for a community event.
Quality and Economy. Wopomice See the Meen
Fragmentary text references quality and economy with unclear place names and dates. The readable portions hint at a discussion of efficiency and value, but no concrete facts or identities are discernible from the available material.
Fragmentary OCR note of legal case details
The readable fragments reference a special opinion and fees in a case involving Phee and Proturs Frarono. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but mention a Sard event and a fee discussion tied to a public matter.
Blue pencils decide ward two recount outcomes
The County Board of Elections completed recounts in Westfield and Third Ward cases. In Third Ward, Flynn leads Heck by eleven votes after recounting ballots challenged as invalid. In Westfield First Ward, Hoppock gains three on Evans after reclassification of thirteen rejected ballots, with five later found valid.
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John J. Hock
County Board of Elections
Third Ward
Heck
Thomas Flynn
District Election Board
Flynn
Harry W. Evans
Moses A. Hoppock
Counelling
Westfield
Weetfield District Election Board
Kvane
Hoppock
Westfield Board
Evans
Organization
Flist
Lin
Taft Praised At Republican Clubs Convention Opening
New York September 20 Delegates from across the United States gathered for the eleventh annual National League of Republican Clubs convention. The parade from the Hotel Astor to Carnegie Hall opened the two day event. President Taft is expected to speak at the banquet tomorrow night. The gathering supports Henry L. Stim as the GOP gubernatorial candidate. Leaders emphasize patriotism and a strong tariff policy.
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New York
United States
National League of Republican Clubs
Hotel Astor
Carnegia
Traft
AEA
Crim
Henry L. Stimee
New Park State
Beng Nator
Wall Street Amid Mixed Gains as Market Climates Shift
The New York stock market shows uneven gains with several issues advancing in early trading. Analysts note activity in industrials and rail names, while others pull back as investors weigh economic signals and policy expectations.
Grave fears for Senator La Follette
Tovhester Minnesota September 30 The condition of Senator La Follette is grave He underwent a preliminary examination at Mayo Hospital and will be examined by Mayo doctors this afternoon The operation decision may follow The Mayo doctors were consulted but the public was kept uninformed His arrival in Rochester came late last night and he stayed at Kehler Sanitarium Reports say abdominal trouble connected with gall ducts could make any operation critical and prompt further worry
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Tovhester
Minn
Senator la Follette
Mayo Hospital
Mayo
la Follette
Rochter Lnte
Kehler Sanitarium
Rochester
Madison
Wis
Bruno
Wright
Mr. Carey
G. Btowart Smith
Ernie
Tuberculosis Society Elects New President
Frederic A. Faulks of Lindaburg Depue Faulke elected president of the Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis at a Wednesday meeting. The group had been without a president since Orlando Lewis resigned last spring due to business stress. Faulks pledged to continue the work started. Mina Grace F Ogden was elected to the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic A. Faulks
Lindaburg, Depue & Faulke
Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Orlando ¥. Lewis
Faulks
Mina Grae F. Ogden
Filipinos Made Homeless in Teabela Cayagan Province
Reports from Teabela and Cayagan provinces indicate hundreds of domes removed and thousands of natives rendered homeless after a term, with tobacco crops and other crops seriously damaged. Advices received here describe several towns in the region affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teabela
Cayagan
Teabella
New Store on Broad Street Attracts Attention
A new Broad Street retail venture under construction promises to become a major attraction. Breerr & Bona Plans Manufacturing Company will occupy the space formerly held by 1000 East Jersey Street tenants. Management led by George de Mirani Jr. notes the relocation after three years at the old site.
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Atte
Breerr & Bona Plans
Ceaneany
Wader
Tbe
Mandgenent
Georgy de Mirani, Jr
Drm
East
Jervay
Stein-Bloch Clothing Ad Reflects Textile Trade Shift
Fragmentary OCR note cites Stein-Bloch Clothing and mentions a wag manufactory moving from one address to another, plus references to Gettysburg and a millinery offer. Details are unclear but indicate a mid century clothing and fabric trade listing with relocations and shop mentions.
Elizabethan Held On Murder Charge In Subway Shooting
Charles H. Wright 26, an inspector for a car demurrage bureau, was committed to the Tombs without bail after the coroner's examination on a murder charge. He shot Louis Bruno, ex-convict, on a subway car last night as several Elizabethans witnessed the incident and the case grows with statements from Wright and witnesses.
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Charles H. Wright
Bayra Place
New York
New Jersey
Herman W. Holtzhaver
Criminal Court
Grand Bary
Louia Bruno
116Th Street
Wright
Bruno
Fred
Arthur Fagen
Hampton Place
G. Stewart Amith
Jefferson Avenue
William Reid
Madison Avenue
Amith
Thomas
Holtzhauer
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