Ruin of Girls Continues With Thaw Trial Fallout
Richard Manfield White, brother of the dead man, arrived in New York to back the prosecution against Harry Thaw and expose further details of the Madison Square Garden tragedy. Witnesses, including Gerda Grant and Paulin Deamond, departed after visits as Thaw and others loom over the looming court revelations. Mrs Thaw visited her husband in Tombs prison, expressing improved health during a brown walking outfit visit.
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Inventor Newsome Dead in St Louis Home
John Q. A. Newsom, inventor of a rotary plow, died at his home 33% Laclede Ave. in St Louis. Newsom spent years perfecting the machine, invested substantial sums in experiments, and held patent rights. He had recently completed a new machine awaiting final steps toward production.
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Clash Between Guards and Miners at Bradley Triggers Bloodshed
violence erupts as 720 Plum Fun guards drink beer and fire on striking miners at Bradley. five miners and three guards shot. one miner dies. women and children shelter in Walker’s store cellar amid shattered glass and bullets. sheriff vows action as protests grow and residents seek protection from further assaults.
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Morgan 10 Meet Chicagoan at Washington Park Saturday
Jack Morgan the local welterweight will bond the semi windup to the Hayes Tancel bout Saturday afternoon at Washington Park. Negotiations for Morgan were not completed yet. Hayes Tancel will be at popular prices with the welterweight to 12 at Joan. Hayes faces the boy who beat Ray Bronson at Empire Theater recently. The preliminaries match Mackey Ford with Jack Gorman and Kid Rose with Henry Gardner.
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Chicago
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Empire Theater
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President Roosevelt Will Not Swing Circle Next Year
President Roosevelt will not tour the circuit next year despite earlier announcements. Rep W. B. Smith of Michigan said he would speak at the State Agricultural College in Lansing and that would be his only appearance on the proposed trip.
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Tragic London and Southwestern Rail Crash Toll Rises
The London and Southwestern Express collided with a stationary locomotive near Salisbury, killing many including Mrs. W. W. Montague and Mrs. Liliis Hurd Waite. Survivors describe a sudden derailment as the engine jumped the track, with families from New York and Dayton among the injured and dead. Authorities warn a broken wheel or axle may have caused the disaster as relatives arrive in Salisbury and burial plans proceed.
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Brooklyn
TALKED OF JEWISH PEOPLE AT CENTRAL CONFERENCE
The Central Conference of American Rabbis opened at the Delaware street temple with six visiting rabbis and Rabbi Joseph Brolz of Chicago in charge. Rabbi Samuel Renulmann of New York defined the duties of rabbi to his people and spoke of Jewish race conditions. Rabbi Bielz led as the conference opened and discussed its history and suffering abroad. Rabbi Fuerlicht delivered the welcome, with Rabbi David Phillipson of Cincinnati responding. The conference comprises 25 rabbis, most of whom were expected to arrive before closing Thursday. Monday features a garden party and concert at the German house at eight o'clock.
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Chicago
Samuel Renulmann
New York
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Ebort
Storm at Lincoln floods yards and railway station
A hurricane and cloudburst struck Lincoln Nebraska causing about 150000 dollars in damage. Over three inches of rain fell in under an hour, turning Rock Island railway yards into a three mile long lake with water three feet deep in the passenger station. The damage also wiped out much of the electric water plant.
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City News Roundup and Police Briefs
Erupting garbled items report a 12 year old hurt in a fall from a tree car, police seek five suspects driven from George W. Stout’s home by a butler, and 31 men arrested at a gambling resort. Rail line permits options on station site property to expire. Minnie Butrick arrested after buying a revolver and opening an account. Fires noted in June and Indianapolis police making 95 arrests that month. Bundy and nineteen violent deaths in June, burglary at Mrs. Leatle’s home, and Louis Dice home burglary attempted.
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