Ex President Roosevelt Visits Mill Town Players
Theodore Roosevelt tours a mill district meeting Annie Trykowcky a 15 year old worker at a nearby mill and a dairy girl of 16. The party includes Mrs Ely and Miss Banville as they inspect coal breakers and local work conditions amid crowds and casual reception.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Miss Banville
Sears
Roosevelt
George
Olyphant
Water Gap
Lawrence Abbott
Africa
Jennie
Mayor Gaynor Shot at Gala on Ship Deck
Eyewitness describes a man named Gallagher near the rail aboard a ship pointing a pistol at Mayor Gaynor as onlookers crowded to shake his hand. The account notes the mayor was shot and wounded, with bystanders reacting as security and others moved to intervene.
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Gallegher
Gallingher
Gaynor Emerges as a National Presidential Hope
Washington reports the attempted assassination of Mayor Gaynor has shifted political winds. Democrats of national prominence drift from Harmon due to corporate ties and increasingly back Gaynor as a presidential candidate. Bryan’s influence also leans toward Gaynor, with southern leaders and party managers noting a changing dynamic.
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Washington
Gaynor
Gov
Harmon
Bryan
Work While You Sleep Health Booster Pitch
An advertisement touts CAS CARETS as a great health maker for bowel relief. It claims millions use the product, offers a 10 cent box for a week's treatment, and notes it as the biggest seller with a million boxes sold monthly in druggists nationwide.
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Cascarets
Democratic Party Divisions Weigh Leadership Choices
Fragments suggest rising tensions within the Democratic Party as potential leaders including Governor Marshall and former Governor Folks are floated to steer the party amid ongoing debates.
Relatives Hurry to Mayor Gaynor Wounded in Utica
Mary Gaz hor and Mrs. A. V. Lynch sister of Mayor Gaynor left Utica at noon to hasten to the wounded man. A. V. Lynch, the mayor's brother in law, accompanied them. News of the shooting created an unusual sensation in Utica where Gaynor spent his early life and studied law. He has been a frequent visitor to Utica.
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Hoboken
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gaynor
St. Marys
St. Mary’s
St. Marys Hospital
Adamson
Charles Kuhlwein
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
C. H. Pollock
Mr. Gaynor
Capt
Pollock
St. Mary's Hospital
Melville
St. Mary's
John Purroy Mitchell
Board of Aldermen
Mitchell
Utica
N.Y
Mary Gazhor
A. V. Lynch
Daughter is wed, father drinks after runaway marriage
Morris Wordell angrily faced his 15-year-old daughter Marguerite's elopement to Qiva Thurman and initially sought a warrant with Humane Inspector Gunsclus. He ended at the police court for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, saying he felt discouraged and didn’t know what to do. Acting Judge Chamberlin ordered Wordell to bring his wife to court the following Tuesday afternoon.
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Marguerite
Qiva Thurman
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Wordell
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Gunsclus
Chamberlin
Commission Wins Its First Contested Case
The Indiana railroad commission won its first prosecution against Louisville & Nashville for failing to keep automatic bell ringers on engines as required by the 1909 act. Tried in Evansville city court, a $100 fine plus costs was imposed. The decision marks the start of numerous penalty suits to enforce public and worker safety laws.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
General Assembly
Evansville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Shoe Shiner John Smyrnis to Face Police Court
John Smyrnis, proprietor of several shoe shining parlors, will appear in police court to answer charges from Humane Inspector Gua solus. The case stems from his continued business on Sundays despite an agreed closure by Humane Society and other parlor owners.
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Humane
Guasolus
Smyrnis
Humane Society
Elevator crushes foot at factory injures teen worker
Frederick Beck, 15, of 420 North Noble Street, employed at Waverley Automobile Works on South East Street, was crushed in a freight elevator Tuesday. He was riding the platform and stood near the edge as the elevator passed the second floor, trapping his right foot between the floor and the car.
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Frederick Beck
North Noble Street
Waverley Automobile Works
South East Street
Beck
Judge Likes Smile Frees Young Man From Court
Harvey Brown of Princeton West Virginia was arrested for theft but smiled through the process. He kept smiling in court and during the judge's offer to reform, seemingly winning the court's confidence as he sought to make good on the property he had stolen.
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Harvey Brown
Princeton
W. Va
Man arrested for suitcase theft at hotel in city
A man arrested a week ago Friday on charges of stealing a traveling salesman’s suitcase at a hotel on 129 North Illinois Street. Judge Collings granted him release on promise to report to court in one week, noting the defendant’s cooperative smile.
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Ilinois Street
Collings
Brown
Redistricting May Favor Dalzell in Stand-Patters Hope
Pittsburg dispatch notes congressional reapportionment after the new census will likely create an almost invulnerable district for Congressman John Dalzell, strengthening the stand-patter's position and possibly allowing him to stay in Congress indefinitely as Allegheny county’s population grows.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny County
John Dalzell
Governor Denesa Faces Questions Over Slush Charges
Chicago August 9 Gov Denesa was questioned about further slush charges against the state administration. Thirty two men in the grain ingpet department were assessed 25 and 50 dollars each for September and October and paid to the reps central committee.
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Republican State Central Committee
Chicago
Denesa
Reps Central Committee
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