Separate Offices Supreme Court Upholds Secretary of State Recall
The New York Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld Secretary of State Graves in a dispute over recall of his order. Judge Clarence Murphy ruled that the judicial ballots may show the candidate separately and that the law requires the separation of judicial candidates from other offices. The decision affects the upcoming 1911 elections and the placement of candidates for judgeships as defined by constitutional and statutory provisions.
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Hamilton
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Yehary Graves
Judicial Ballal
Clarence Murphy
Adwaiys
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Fractured Skull Incident and Silver Link Event Report
A fractured skull case at Lane and Minster streets leaves a man hospitalized at Mercy Hospital after a fall from a dark stairway. In other news, Silver Link Installation hosts a celebratory event on Friday with a large glass unveiling, music by Rev. de Bonjanmin Myers, and a 78th anniversary observance by Odd Fellows Jumple. Charles Russell Brown remains recovering after a fall at Mercy Hospital. Baby Miller and Mrs Beeman Miller also mentioned in Hamilton avenue chatter.
Insane Man John Schrenk Fires At Roosevelts
In New York City John Schrenk fired at President Theodore Roosevelt during a speech. The bullet lodged near the lung but did not penetrate deeply. Roosevelt remained conscious and delivered a brief address before medical care was secured.
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John Schrenk
New York City
Roosevelt’s
Rookevelt Muat Kot Tale
Chicago dispatch reports Col. Hoogevelt gravely wounded by a facial chest injury. Mercy Hospital bulletin says the wound is serious though not life threatening. Temperature 98.8, pulse 92, he experiences pain with breathing and requires rest and quiet care.
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Chicago
X Ray Finds Roosevelt Bullet Deep in Tissue Not Lung
X ray results show Col Roosevelt’s bullet lodged deep in chest tissue but not piercing the lung. Surgeons report no immediate operation. prognosis hopeful yet requiring vigilance for several days. Roosevelt walked into hospital and will be taken home to Oyster Bay when stable.
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Roosevalt
New York
Huh Roosevelt
Uhe Hospital
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National Progressive Headquarters
Col. “Roosevelt
Dream Dreamed Hopeful Plot Tied To Roosevelt Assassination
Fragmented notes from 1901 to 1912 reveal a garbled dream narrative involving President McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt. The writer cites a prophecy of murder and urges opposition to a third term, urging citizens to remove a third-term candidate and noting an alleged oath in German.
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Japan
Nogi
United States
Areria
Innocent Quilty
Nation reacts to Roosevelt shooting and Taft replies
A flood of sympathy pours in from governors and leaders as President Taft condemns the act against Colonel Roosevelt. Messages from Gov Haram Johnson and other officials express shock and concern. Other dispatches note European reactions and calls for courage as the nation mourns the attempted assassination.
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New York
Roosevelt
Maine
Yam
Deaths 9 D Jones Uy Jones in Minneapolis notice
Uy Jones died in Minneapolis Minnesota last Mesday aged 09 years. Remains arrive Hawilfax Tuesday evening. Will be interred at Spri gravy cemetery replacing Gren word. Services at Reformed Presbyterian Church Clinton Street Cincinnati at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Survivors include widow wadmia and relatives. Funeral arrangements in Cin cinpaki.
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A. Ingram
Cincinpaki
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Te Reformed Presbyterian
Second Ward Meeting Promised Amid Market Hints
A fragmented note describes a Second Ward gathering linked to a market scene on South Servud Street and Market Square. It mentions civic invitees and a local speaker, with unclear names and directions, reflecting a tentative campaign or community event.
Baby Mason Dead in Sudden Illness at Home
Mary Helen Mason aged infant of South UT Street family died suddenly yesterday afternoon from congestion of the Long The death-angel visited the home with a heavy and unexpected blow. The child was exceedingly bright and lovable, the pride of her parents and a cherished friend to all who knew her. The funeral will be held at three o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the family home.
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Mrs Vail Sues for Custody and Alimony in Suit
Jessie Vail of Middletown sues Herbert Vail of Hamilton seeking custody of their three children and alimony. She alleges desertion about three years ago and cites support arrangements made by the children’s father. She states she has been supported by neighbors and local clergy.
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Middletown
Herbert Vail
Hamilton
Popular Teacher Dies in Dayton A Yet
Miss Mars Witton Smith, a longtime public school educator in Irving School and a member of Jobathan Chapter DAR, died at her home on Neal Avenue after a sunny Saturday night illness. She had taught for seven years at Irving and was a recognized West-Knowne texeter in the district.
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Dayton
Cincinnati Trust Company Troubles Reported
Assistant Attorney General Jon Deasy indicated he would ask Prosecutor Thomas T. Pogue to publish all the faults disclosed by the bank. Experts report on George B. Cox's Cincinnati Trust Co. outlines in minutes that the grand jury will consider the matter.
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Cincinnati
Jon Deasy Wnditics
Monlay
Thomas T. Pogue
George B. Cox
Cincinnati Trust Co
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