Roosevelt Electors Faces Shakeup in Pennsylvania
The report outlines a high tension effort within the Pennsylvania Republican camp to replace Roosevelt electors by Sept. 30. Key figures include Charles D Milles and William T. Tilden, with Flinn leading the Pennsylvania regular organization. The Washington party seeks to nominate two state officers, needing 86 000 signatures, while the secretary of state may void petitions deemed irregular.
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Harrisburg
William Tiiin
Flinn
Milles
Penrosa
Hilles
Aiden
Wasson
Moosevelt
Taft
Pennsylvania
Rosevelt
Roosevelt
Washington Party
Pilan
Girls' Testimony Clears Reynolds in Crossings Case
In Washington pennsylvania on August 29 Elmer Reynolds faced charges for not sounding his horn at a street crossing. Chief Samuel Swan presented fifteen male witnesses to support the claim but Reynolds had only three witnesses including two girls who testified he did horn and slowed. Kelso ruled Reynolds was discharged. Aged woman Louise ner, sixty five, was found dead in Pittsburg with carbolic acid bottle. officials suspect suicide. Telegraphers vote to strike on Pennsy Railroad lines east of Pittsburgh, involving about ten thousand workers.
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Reynolds
Washington
Elmerynolds
Kelso
Canonsburg
Muel Swan
Pittsburg
Louisener
Philadelphia
Pennsyp
Weather Briefs Across Regions Highlight Friday Winds
Weather worded as Abe Weather reports mixed conditions Friday with breezy to windy intervals and tolling forecasts. Forecasters indicate variable speeds and scattered showers in some zones while others stay dry.
Police Keep Two Gunmen in Hiding in New York
District Attorney Whitman hears that Lieutenant Becker and police officials may shield two fugitives linked to the Herman Rosenthal murder. Becker allegedly hopes to use them in his defense when tried for murder, planning to have the gunmen testify about the killings. A conference with Justice Gott precedes the Weeks long John Doe investigation, with Mayor Gaynor and Commissioner Waldo likely to testify.
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New York
Gyp
Lefty
Louie
Herman Rosenthal
Whitman
Becker
Ley
Jack” Rose
Bridgie’ Webber
Franney Fallon
Rosenthal
John Doe
Justice Gott
Au Breme
Justice Goff
Charles S. Whitman
Millbrook
N. Y
Gaynor
Waldo
President Taft attends Columbus centennial events
President Taft arrived in Columbus with Major Ruoads to attend the centennial celebration. He will speak tonight and attend a banquet as guest of honor and woodsaster. His private secretary Carmi A. Thompson joined him for the trip.
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Columbus
Taft
Ruoads
Carmi A.thompson
Wodstbuster
Rebels in Nicaragua Cease Embarrassing US Forces
Rebels in Nicaragua drop attempts to disrupt communications along the railroad line from Managua to the coast. The U S Navy plans to maintain access as Marin sailors and Marines prepare for possible further action while marines are en route from Philadelphia and the Colorado cruiser is heading south.
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Washington
Catera
Tad
Panama
Corinto
Nicaragua
Tvere
Rewlinese
Managua
Carinta
Lean
United States
Navy
State Department
Ag Cireuy
California
Colon
Philadelphia
Colorado
Philadelphia Youth Claims Cowboy Dream and Robbery
A 15 year old boy, promising to become a cowboy, was arrested in Haimmond Indiana after he held up a railroad station agent and took $100. The youth, who said his name was Michael Kowachlah of Philadelphia, described his plan to go west to kill Indiana and “keep in practice” before heading to Chicago to buy a cowboy outfit. He reportedly terrorized several youths at the scene before the theft.
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Philadelphia
Haimmond
Ind
Desparado
Michael Kowachlah
Michael
Indiana
Chicago
Hopes Next Will Suit Her Construction Engineer Left Note
Albany Aug 29 David Brown Beaver a construction engineer killed himself at the Hampton hotel. He left a note to his wife Michel Beaver and others reading I hope you will be satisfied with the next best one you get Regards to Margaret Granville and others. Also Jersey City man Michael Kiley aged recluse died leaving about 200000. Pittsburg markets and Chicago grain data follow with prices and dairy and livestock figures.
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Albany, N. Y
David Brown Beaver
Hampton Hotel
Michel Beaver
Margaret
Granville
Jersey City
N. J
Michael Kiley
England's Latest Kick on Panama Tolls
England pursues new action against Panama tolls. Officials cite financial impact and strategic concerns, seeking adjustments or exemptions while monitoring international responses and potential diplomatic steps.
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England
Panama
Arbitration Hint Over Canal Tolls Reaches U S
Washington reports a British note through the embassy urging study of Hay-Pauncefote treaty provisions. A further communication is promised, with arbitration possible if views remain divergent after review. No reply beyond acknowledgment will be sent by the state department.
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Washington
Aca
Aek
United States
State Department
A. Mitchell
Whes
Britain
Ote
Taft
NO WORD RECEIVED FROM THE VICKSBURG AT SEA
San Diego August 29 fear grows for the safety of the gunboat Vicksburg as all attempts to contact the vessel since Tuesday afternoon fail. A report from the stranded freighter Miendes near Magdalena Bay says the Vicksburg did not reach Magdalena Bay as believed. The flagship California cruiser Denver Prometheus Glacier and other support ships near Magdalena Bay have not answered wireless calls.
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San Diego
Cal
Aig
Vicksburg
Olich
Vesgal
Mieides
Magdalena Bay
California
Pacific Fleet
Denver
Prometheus
Glacier
Minchiena Bay
Schooner Shenandoah Sunk After Fog Collision
In Vineyard Haven Massachusetts on August 29 Captain Gannon and sixteen crew members of the Shenandoah from Gloucester arrived after their schooner collided with the six masted Addie M Lawrence in dense fog. The crash occurred about one mile east northeast of the Great Round Shoal light near Nantucket.
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Vineyard Waven
Mass
Shenandoah
Gloucester
Addie M. Lawrence
Gannon
Nantucket
Captain seeks relief in alimony case in Baltimore
Captain Emerson argues in circuit court that his former wife Mrs Hazeltine Basshor has no claim to support and seeks to end alimony of $25,000 per year. Basshor has until Sept 17 to respond. Titanic Woman Sue Company Philadelphia Aug 29 Mrs Beth Faunthrops widow of a Titanic victim seeks $0 000 against White Star for her husband’s loss.
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Emerson
Baltimore
Hazeltine Basshor
Jaaac E. Emerson
Captain Emerson
Basshor
Titanic
Suse, Company
Philadelphia
Bilan
Beth Faunthrops
Pergelf
Whlte Star Company
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