Professors mourn loss of daughter. couple dead
Mework Jan 1. Unable to face years without their daughter, Professor J P Gordy of New York University and his wife Memontiler auivide after their eighteen month old child Monara died Friday. Two neighbors forced entry to find the two adults dead in the bedroom, the cradle in ruins.
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New York University
Memon Itler Auivide
Monara
Egixrer
James 5
Lough OY
York University
Paterno
Riverie Dive
Senate Secret Service Inquiry Delayed by Roosevelt Message
Washington Jan 1 The Senate committee said its inquiry into the methods of the Secret Service will be wide and searching but may run after March 4 to allow President Roosevelt to be seen as a private citizen. Senator Hale noted little of the investigation concerns shadowing members of Congress and voting restrictions on the service.
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Washington
Senate
Secret Service
Enzeer Efale
Sermittice
Hale
Congress
Fragmentary quote hints at fear over exposure
The readable fragment mentions concerns about exposure and the fear surrounding it, suggesting a confidential or scandalous context without detailing names or events. The terse line implies tensions over possible revelations and reputational risk.
Burton Wins Ohio Senatorial Fight in Turbulent End
Columbus Ohio January 1 Theodore E Burton will be the new Ohio senator after a sudden end to a long struggle. Taft withdrew and urged support for Burton, followed by Foraker and other minor candidates. Burton emerges as the sole candidate and fortifies his path to the Senate. The move signals a looming clash in 1911 and a potential Taft-Foraker contest for Dick's seat.
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Columbus
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
Burton
Foraker
Harris
Keifer
Harding
Taft
Blazing Walls and Refugees Struggle Amid War and Earthquake
News from a devastated region reports refugees attacking troops guarding bread as walls burn and fires are fought by warships. Victor's Queen Helena collapses from rescue fatigue. Mount Etna monitors put dead at over 200000 while the Lipari islands’ fate is disputed. Postwar Rome finds no New Year cheer.
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Finin
Ricco
Mount Etna
Rome
Italy
Naples
Caserta
Yolande
Quairinal
Margherita
Mafalda
Umberto
Rome, Sicily Relentless Earthquake Toll Tracked
King Victor plans abandoning lands in the earthquake region as reports from Sicily and Calabria describe warships bombarding cities to quell fires. Queen Helena collapses from strain while king leads aid efforts. Reggio roils with crime as soldiers patrol and open fire to restore order amid hunger-driven assaults.
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Victor
Reggio Messina Earthquake Relief Efforts Advance
Reports describe the Italian response to the disaster with aid flowing from Rome and Naples. Royal families donate items, food distribution expands, bakeries operate, and refugees flood roads toward Messina. Troops stabilize villages as rescue work continues amid aftershocks and collapsing structures.
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Palermo
Strait of Messing
Nord America
Sicily
Messina
Reggio
Catania
Catanzaro
Giolitti
Fire at Premier Clemenceau’s Window in Paris
On January 1 a Corsican named Benedetti fired several bullets toward the window of Premier Clemenceau’s office. Clemenceau narrowly escaped as bullets struck the window. The premier’s footman confronted the shooter who halted after Benedetti claimed he had been denied authorization for a lottery scheme.
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Paris
Benedetti
Premier Clemenceau
M. Clemenceau
Ile
Foley's Orino Laxative Claims Cure for Constipation
Promote regular bowels by taking Foley's Orino Laxative to end constant purgatives. It claims a positive cure for chronic constipation and sluggish liver. Pleasant to take. H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkunz.
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Piso
H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkunz
1909 Patent Cure Ads Mention Foley Honey and Tar
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures stubborn coughs and colds, warning against other remedies. It cites H. J. Moogk and Win. B. Jupgkyis as endorsers and notes pneumonia may follow untreated coughs.
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H. J. Moogk
Win. B. Jupgkyis
Roosevelt weighs relief aid for quake victims in Italy
Washington and Malta dispatches detail President Roosevelts plan to seek congressional action on relief for southern Italy after the quake. Navy officials say ships will not rush to Suez for two days, while discussions with Hale Booth and others continue on possible diversion of fleet supplies. Admiral Fisher denies reports that the Messina Straits have altered.
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Navy Department
Suez
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
America
Hale
Committee On Appropriations
Naval Affairs
Boot
Newberry
Bacon
Mediterranean Sea
Italy
Admiral Pillsbury
Bureau of Navigation
Malta
Fisher
Messina
Orphans Give Their Mite to Earthquake Sufferers
In Norfolk Virginia on January 2 nineteen orphans from the boys' home donated seven dollars and twenty seven cents. The funds, raised from their New Year fireworks, were sent to Governor Swanson for Italian earthquake relief.
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Norfolk
Swanson
Tillman warns against compulsory education plan
Senator Benjamin R. Tillman told the State Teachers association in Washington that a compulsory education law would target black students and undermine white supremacy. He accused President Elect Taft and allies of covertly trying to split the solid South by empowering federal influence in Democratic politics.
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Columbia
D. C
Benjamin R. Tillman
State Teachers’ Association
Tillman
South
Taft
Woman 63 Victim of Negro Attack in Tennessee
Chattanooga, Tenn Jan 2 Mrs R D Moore aged 63 was attacked by a unnamed negro Sheriff Carter captured a negro and rushed to the woods to avoid a mob
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Chattanooga
Tenn
R. D. Moore
Carter
Horror Averted as Fire Breaks Out at Erie Theater
A fire during a Park theater performance in Erie narrowly spared a tragedy as the crowded audience streamed out quickly. dozen or more women fainted and were carried to safety, with no serious injuries reported. Separately in Chicago, a Spokane show prize box of wine sea apples sold at 60 cents each, containing 112 apples.
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Erie
Park Theater
Chicago
Spokane
Feudists Declare Truce In Breathitt County Clash
Jackson Kentucky January 2 factions Callebineee Deatan fear governor might send troops to Breathitt County to preserve order so they agreed to a truce or disbanded keeping the fragile peace in the region.
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Jackson
Breathitt County
Ries After Addressing Congregation in Brooklyn Church
New York on January 2 Thomas Perkins poet of the New York Cotton Exchange addressed a congregation at the First ... in Brooklyn after a New Year address. The report notes his remarks and the setting of the ceremony.
Religious Author Praises Kidney Remedy
A religious author describes years of kidney trouble and a severe winter attack confining him to bed for eight days. He reports thick white urine sediment and frequent urination until taking Foley's Kidney Remedy, which reduced the pain and restored normal urine. He endorses the product.
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Foley
H. J. Moogkang
Dunghuay
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