Split over Hughes in New York politics
New York editors describe a difficult crisis for Republicans in choosing a governor candidate. If Hughes is renominated the party risks losing the state. if not, the national ticket could suffer. The piece notes Hughes as a reformer and moral figure, and highlights the balancing act amid internal party fears and the broader presidential implications.
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New York
Hughes Scylla
Hughes Charybdis
Roosevelt
Hughes
New York State
He Hughes
Parker
Bryan and Kern
Wees
Norwen. E. Mack
Democratic Natonal
Aftor
Taminziy
Charles I. Murphy
George Foster “ Peabody
Man seeks justice in dawn chicken coop massacre
Early today two marauders raided a Riverside chicken park owned by B. F. Russell at 4133 Michigan street. Russell shot and killed the two dogs blamed for the raid, then found 43 chickens dead and 29 more killed at Martin Adams’s home at 1121 Michigan street. Police were summoned after the shootings.
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B. F. Russell
Michigan‘ Street
Mr. Russell
Coon
Bo Miller
Stele
Russell Chicken Park
Riverside
Miles Blake
Edwardsburg Avenue
Russell
Russell Park
Martin Adams
Michigan Street
Car Looters Pursued by the Officers
Two men alleged to have broken into five Lake Shore cars between here and Chicago last night fled the east bound freight when it halted at the yards. Lake Shore detectives search the woods after the train’s arrival. one suspect is described as cross eyed in a black checked suit and derby hat.
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Lake Shore
Chicago
Young
Mam
Deaths: Clement R. Grimes former Elkhart painter dies
Clement R. Grimes of 10S Mason street died yesterday afternoon at 4 30 from a seven weeks illness due to apoplexy. He was born December 12 1856 in South Whitley and lived in Elkhart as a painter and paperhanger. Surviving are wife Minnie three children Mary Lawrence and Helen and four brothers Charles Fort Wayne Harry Andrews Walter and William South Whitley. Funeral services will be held at his residence Thursday at 7 30 a m conducted by Rev F A Bonander. Remains will be taken to South Whitley for services at the M E church and interment there. Viewing hours Wednesday afternoon from 1 to 6.
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Clement R. Grimes
Mason Street
Elkhart
South Whitley
Minnie
Mary
Lawrence
Helen
Charles
Fort Wayne
Harry
Andrews
Walter
William
F. A. Bonander
Swedish Lutheran Church
M. E
Funeral of Frank McClain Infant Held at Home
The funeral of Frank McClain infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McClain of 204 Tibbitts street took place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the parents home with Rev Li A Beeks officiating. Interment followed in Grace Lawm cem etery.
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Frank
Joseph McClain
Tibbitts Street
Li. A. Beeks
Grace
Lawm Cemetery
Infant Dies at Two Months After Brief Illness
The two months old child of Mr. and Mrs. J H Swanson of 1004 Hudson street died this afternoon after a brief illness of cholera infantum. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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J.H. Swanson
Hudson Street
Mrs. Mary McKnight Dies at 67 in Mishawaka
Mrs. Mary McKnight aged 67 died in Mishawaka as reports place her passing in the Michigan neighborhood. Funeral details are to be announced locally.
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Mary McKnight
Mishawaka
Roosevelt caps West Point hazing case with blunt rebuke
President Roosevelt issued a formal statement at Oyster Bay contradicting earlier public remarks by Secretary of War Wright and Secretary Loeb over the dismissal of eight West Point cadets for hazing. The President placed the onus squarely on the Ananias Loeb, who previously avoided comment while General Wright defended his position, signaling a brewing controversy.
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New _ York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
War Wright
Loeb
West Point
General Wright
Grain Pit Uproar Shocks Chicago Trading Floor
Chicago August 8 grain traders faced sudden uproar as rumors and unclear reports disrupted prices. Officials attempted to calm pits while speculation swirled about year old rust and its impact on the market.
Bishop McDowell Lectures At St. Joseph Valley Chautauqua
Dr McDowell spoke on Life and the Bible before a large Elkhart assembly as part of the St Joseph Valley Chautauqua. Bishop McDowell's address followed by a sermon and concert drew about 4 000 attendees with Caphells and Gillilan entertaining. organizers hailed a successful close to the fourth annual event.
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Dr. “Cathel
St. “Joseph Valley
Expec
Harriman Blames Teddy for Railroads Wrecking Claims
In Chicago on August 3, E. H. Harriman, after a night on a special train, went by car to Harriman lines headquarters with J. C. Stubbs to confer. He said Roosevelt prosecutions have wrecked the railroads and implied receivership concerns, while planning a trip to his Oregon ranch.
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Chicago
E. H W. Warriman
Harriman Lines
J.C. Stubbs
Andy
Officials Rush Reconstruction Demands Stir County Hall Debate
Goshen Aug 11 requisitions for appropriations filed with the county auditor total 115964. The county council will act in September on the budget while commissioners push to finish the courthouse reconstruction amid alleged waste and contractor delays.
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Court House
Hein
Tramp Dies After Lake Shore Freight Accident
A German man known as James Hagen died at Clark hospital after being thrown from a box car ladder while trying to board an eastbound Lake Shore freight at Main street. He was about 27, 5'9", 170 pounds with blue eyes and brown hair. Police and coroner seek identity. suspected name John Hagen. inquest planned.
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Main Street
Clark Hospital
James Hagen
Germany
LaSalle Street
Chicago
Helma Huffman
Third Avenue
New York City
G. H
Thankfort
A. FI. M
Pacific Express Company
Milwaukee
Wis
John Hagen
Walley & ‘Son
John’ ‘Hagen
Dewey
Lake Shore
Clark
Hagen
Main ‘Street
Hagan
Pearce
Ruben
Haan
Walley
Hugin
Syho
Kidnapped Girl Found Dying After Night of Captivity
Clara Konier an 18 year old girl from Shotsetown was found unconscious in a dying condition after being kidnapped and held for twenty four hours in a lonely hut outside Pittsburg. She had vanished last Monday and her parents led an all night search amid fears of further danger from roaming tramps in the area.
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Pittsburg
Clara Konier
Miss Kenter
Michael ‘Kenter
Karely
Barney Sues to Quiet Title in Dunbar’s Addition Lot
Catherine A. Barney filed suit in superior court through attorney A. E. Darling against Clark H. Barney Nenis Barney and William Barney to quiet title to the North Main Street lot where the old Barney home sits and to Lot No 45 in Dunbar's addition to Hellhart.
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Catherine A. Barney
Superior Court
A. E. Darling
Clark H. Barney
NeNis Barney
William Barney
Barney
North Main Street
Dunbar
Hellhart
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