French Gil Led Astray by T. Hains Promises to Marry Maids Claim
Marie Salmande, a French maid in Bayridge, claims she is mother to T Jenkins Hains’s baby Mollie born in December 1907 at a Brooklyn hospital. She says Hains promised marriage after his wife’s death and that he will wed her once released from prison for alleged involvement in the Bayside Yacht Club murder. Neighbors report rumor and fear as Hains’s trial proceeds.
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Bayside Yacht Club
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Mason
Warren
Eighty-Sixth Street
Marie
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France
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Hains
Tony
Mrs. Hains
Little Mollie
Cropsey End Twenty-third Avenue
Bensonhurst
Brooklyn
Bayridge
Yéng
Pete
Jenkins Hains
Gen. Hains
Maj
John P.hains
NE President Claims People Rule and Roosevelt Policies Continue
The candidate declares the people rule on election night and asserts that Roosevelt era policies will be continued, signaling a steady course for domestic programs amid the campaign.
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TFT
Taft Speech in Virginia Promises Roosevelt Policies
Taft addressed thousands of Virginia Republicans asserting continued Roosevelt policies after the election. He argued Democrats lack experience and criticized past trusts laws while praising remedial measures and labor support from Roosevelt and Republican congresses. He urged enforcement of anti trust and interstate commerce laws and warned against Democratic leadership.
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Hot Springs
William Howard Taft
Roosevelt
Aft
Taft
Republican Party
Republican Congress
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Congresses
Democratic Party
McKinley
McKingley
Taylor and Finley face Kentucky jail demands after Goebel case
Reports from Frankfort indicate Governor Willson will seek requisitions to bring former Kentucky officials Taylor and Finley back from Indiana. He favors bond pending trial but court officials demand imprisonment for the murder case defendants. The move recalls the earlier pardons of Powers and Howard, stirring Republican tensions amid Goebel tragedy memories.
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Gov
Taylor
Kentucky
Finley
Indiana
Frankfort
Gov. Willson
Caleb Powers
Jim Howard
Goebel
Powers
Howard
Kentncky
Edelstein Family Killed in Bomb Attack in Yurievka
In Yurievka town, Yekaterinoshiy province, revolutionaries killed the Edelstein family by bombing their home during the night, believed to be retaliation for alleged information given to authorities. Five family members died in the blast and ten others were reported slain in the same attack.
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ST. Petersburg
Edelstein
Yurievka
Yekaterinoshiy
Lone sailor survives on derelict schooner after captain dies
David Beebe, the lone navigator of the Juanita, spent 24 hours with his captain’s body on deck before rescue by the steamer Helena off Milwaukee. Captain Phillip Thompson was struck by a swinging boom during a gale and died. Beebe, exposed and incoherent for hours, was brought to port as authorities note the yacht’s storm voyage from Escanaba to Chicago.
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Wis
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Helena
Phillip Thompson
Beebe
Thompson
Escanaba
Chicago
Thomson
Thomp‘sof
Tragic Fire Kills Five Year Old At Link Bakery
In South Blairsville Pennsylvania a fire at the Link bakery destroys the building killing five year old Anna Pierre and badly burning her father. The incident occurred this morning as flames engulfed the bakery.
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Blairsville
Anna -Pierre
Link
Peoria
Max Sippleberger
Tlinois Hospital For the
Bartonville
Irons
William Finn
Finn
Leominster
Mass
Nelson A. Miles
Mary
Jane Merriam
Frenkel Insurance Mystery Unsolved
Indianapolis office manager Ernest Hune and Inspector Garrison report renewed vigor in the insurance scandal probe tied to Mayor Frenkel's alleged wife murder for policy gains. Coroner Petersdorf notes limited direct evidence and mentions three solicitors. Harry Bell’s blackmail case involved most policies totaling 11,799 dollars and 8,800 dollars in life policies on Frenkel’s wife. The investigation remains unsettled as officials seek solid proof amid the chloroform death finding.
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Ernest Hune
Indianapolis
New York Life Insurance Company
Inspector Garrison
New York
Frenkel
Harry Bell
County to Buy Three Steam Road Rollers
County commissioners plan to purchase three new two thousand six hundred dollar steam road rollers to join the already bought roller as part of a large scale macadam road program for 1909. The move signals intent to venture into pike building on a significant scale.
County Auto Woes Cost $5,000 in Two Years
County efforts to maintain an auto for official use have spent about $5,000 over two years with little service. The original $2,500 vehicle has failed to deliver, and officials now rely on Commissioner Roberts’ new car when traveling for county business. The county council is not expected to seek funds for a replacement in September.
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W.H. Roberts
Roberts
Turkish Navy to hire British adviser for reform
Constantinople Aug 21 The government will engage a British adviser to reorganize the Turkish navy and a French adviser to rehabilitate the country finances.
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Constantinople
Water in Day Thief at Night
Samuel Hanson, a downtown cafe waiter with a Joliet penitentiary diploma, confessed to burglary after stealing jewelry and silverware worth about 500 dollars from Mrs. E. B. Huyler’s Newport Avenue apartment. Mrs. Huyler pursued and alerted Sergeant James Duncan, who arrested Hanson after a several-block chase.
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Chicago
Samuel Hanson
Joliet
Kavanaugh
E. B. Huyler
Newport Avenue
Vice President Fairbanks III Ill in Chicago Sanitarium
News reports reveal Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanks fell mysteriously ill and was treated for nervous exhaustion at Henrotin Memorial hospital in Chicago before traveling to Excelsior Springs Missouri. Hospital officials withheld details, sparking concern among friends while secretary George B. Lockwood cited a telegram noting Fairbanks feeling splendid.
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Chicago
Charles W. Fairbanks
Excelsior Springs
Henrotin Memorial Hospital
Fairbanks
George B. Lockwood
Auto Driver Kills Two Men in Separate Incidents
In South Bend Indiana Mrs D M Hamilton's car struck and killed 70 year old John P Ritter as he wandered into the path of the slow moving vehicle Witnesses said Ritter appeared confused In Richmond Indiana painter Thomas Long 55 was killed when he stepped into the path of an automobile driven by S W Ricker Long also became confused before the collision Both incidents occurred last night according to local reports
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South Bend
Ind
D. M. Hamilton
John P. Ritter
Ritter
Richmond
Thomas Long
S. W. Ricker
Long
Giants Announce Purchased Minor Leaguers List
Cincinnati August 21 The National commission will announce the purchased players of the minor leagues tonight Giants secretary Knowles releases the Giants full list plus recalled players total spending near 25 000 Marquard tops the bought list at 11000 followed by Meyers 6000 Names include Fletcher Schrieber Durham Simmons Marquard Meyers Wills Coucash Beecher DeVere Evans Early McKinney Holmes Pfyle O Hara involved in Baltimore pick arrangement with McGraw gaining O Hara as outfielder
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Cincinnati
National Commission
Marquard
Meyers
New York
Giants
Fletcher
Dallas
Schrieber
Terre Haute
Durham
Indianapolis
Simmons
New Haven
St. Paul
Wills
Springfield
Coucash
Baltimore
McGraw
O'Hara
Guests Narrowly Escape Fire at Ontario Lodge Hotel
Fire destroyed Owlyout Lodge hotel on Upper Chateau Guay Igke in Malone New York. Guests barely escaped with their lives. a boy who worked in the kitchen died from burns.
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Malone
N. Y
Owlyout Lodge
Chateau Guay Igke
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