Taft Roosevelts East Talk Deepens Gubernatorial Speculation
Wm Loeb Jr visits Beverley to discuss how the East views Taft and the Republican party. Roosevelts Oyster Bay conference with Hughes sparks talk of an alliance to control the next state convention and possible Loeb gubernatorial support.
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New York
Wm. Loeb, Jr
Beverley
Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Gov. Hughes
Loeb
East
Col.Roosevelt
Beverly
Hughes
Col
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Loeb as Taft Candidate for New York Governor
William Loeb Jr is the administration candidate for New York governor. After a Taft conference he left for Manchester refusing to discuss the meeting. A source says Taft urged him to run and promised administration support, with Roosevelt and Hughes also backing Loeb.
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Beverly
Mass
William Loeb, Jr
New York
Taft
Manchester
Loeb
Dol. Roosevelt
Hughes
Myomit Gulf Links
Norton
Cash Pay Law Bans Employee Checks in Kansas
Kansas officials announce a new state law requiring employers to pay workers in cash weekly. Previously checks were common, but banks closed and cashing options were limited to saloons across the border or local merchants.
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Kansas City
Kas
Kansan
Reno Full of Dips Delivery of Bets and Plaster Money
Reno full of dips headline with Abe Slupsker returning to St Louis after a Reno trip. He states he carried $3,000 in currency under two porous plasters on his chest as a safe method. He jokes about not trusting someone to hide it for him.
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Reno
ST. Louis
Abe Slupsker
Slapskey
Cured Pellagra Case Reported in Durham
Durham July 11 reports Mrs. R. M. Bexley of Hillsboro cured by blood injections of pellagra the most aggravated case seen in the state doctors claim the disease is a blood disorder not caused by corn diet and treatable through injections into the blood
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Durham
N. C
R. M. Bexley
Hillsboro
Ice Cream Fatal Mystery In New York
Walter Slade aged 17 was found dead in New York on July 11. Initial reports indicate he consumed multiple plates of ice cream and a soda at a nearby patisserie. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death amid unclear odours and conflicting witness statements.
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New York
Walter Slade
Syn
Estes Park Proposed as National Preserve
Washington July 11 Estes Park Colorado is at center stage in a movement in Denver to establish it as a national park and game preserve by Congress. The area would be predominantly mountainous with protection for mountain sheep and goats, elk, bears, and diverse birds and flowers. Hunting would be banned under federal oversight, while streams hold trout and glaciers dominate the high landscape. Government land would be used without buying or selling property.
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Washington
Kit Carson
Great Plains
Long's Peak
Estes Park
Colorado
National Park
Nation Builds Naval Might as Peace Movements Grow
Washington reports the United States expands naval militia programs with Commander Has C Marsh organizing cruises for 6000 citizen sailors. About twenty one states maintain naval militia units as world powers race to enlarge fleets and plan future sea battles.
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United States Navy
Navy Department
Has. C. Marsh
Bob Evans
Eighty Apply For Druggist Certificates In Bronte
Eighty applicants for certificates gathered at Bronte house Monday afternoon at 1 30 to begin examinations that continue through Tuesday. The swarm of near druggists will be joined Tuesday by about 100 young men who desire to become druggists.
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Brnte House
State veterinary board to meet for three day exams
Representatives and their examinations will last three days. The state veterinary board will also meet Tuesday to examine about A0 candidates.
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State Veterinary Board
Once Physician New Army Chief
Washington July 11 Major General Leonard A Wood assumed duties as chief of staff and head of the U S army placing the entire force under the command of two physicians who have practiced medicine. Major General Fred &
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Washington
Leonard A. Wood
Staf
United States’ Army
Wood
Geeral
Fred
Aged man dies by carbolic acid route
Charles Shied of 2650 Sherman Drive ended his life Sunday using carbolic acid. Found in a chicken yard by his niece Esther Shied, he suffered pain before help arrived. Mrs. James S. McCormick and Miss Shied fought to take the drug away after threats to kill himself. He had been drinking and despondent, and had purchased the acid days earlier.
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Charles Shied
Sherman Drive
Esther Shied
Miss Shied
James S. McCormick
Detroit Elks Bring In Large Delegation For Convention
About thirty thousand Elks gathered in Detroit starting Monday for a week of festivities after a dry Sunday. Chicago sent 250 Elks in a 14 car train, with additional autos and a motor boat trip of the group. Atlantic City is favored to host the 1911 meeting.
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Petroit
Mich
Detroit
Windy City
E. X. Jones
Chicago
Elks Train to Detroit for National Convention
Indiana Elks league plans a private train to Detroit for the national convention. Over 200 members in automobile coats and caps travel from Indianapolis, with about 250 expected to parade. headquarters will be at the Cadillac hotel.
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Indiana Elks
Nnational
Order
Detroit
Indianapols
Cadillac Hotel
Indianapolis
Important Cases Before Rail Board
Washington July 11 Officials flee as the Interstate Commerce Commission holds key hearings. A preliminary size-up on New York city rail commutation rate increases begins Tuesday with rates to take effect July 20. Thursday the eastern and western trunk lines tariff case opens, a suspension likely until the broader rate inquiry from coast to Mississippi is decided, a process that may take months.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New York City
Commission
Atlantic
Mississippi River
Mrs Gould Remarries in Sealed New York Ceremony
Mrs Helen Kelly Gould, who divorced Frank J Gould last year, wed Ralph Wu Thomas nephew of Washington Thomas sugar trust president. Ceremony at 540 Park Avenue drew a crowd with champagne, as detectives followed to safeguard Gould children. The couple planned an extensive European tour aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm before reaching Sanda Point California.
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New York
Mirs
Helen Kelly Gould
Frank J. Gould
Ralph Wu Thomas
Washington Thomas
The
Sugar Trust
Mrs. Gould
Park Avenue
Gould
Frank Gould
Paris
Edith Kelly
Plymouth
London
England
Scotland
Enouch Arden of West to Wed Again
Glenwood Springs Colo July 11 Behind a marriage license application by Joseph Hall to wed Mrs Flora Tresize lies a tale of wealth quests and family hardship. Hall left Basalt with five children in 1900s to seek gold in Alaska and was rumored dead. Mrs Hall divorced Hall and then married William Tresize, later divorced. Hall reappears with a band roll and the couple plan to remarry now that his whereabouts and fortunes align.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Joseph Hall
Flora Tresize
Hall
Tresize
Klondike
Alasaka
Basalt
Here
William Tresize
Curry to Face Court On July Fourteenth Contingent Arrival
Harry Curry turned himself in but skipped his courtroom appearance. Officer Glenn located Curry at the Traction Terminal after following Mrs. Slack from her boarding house at 528 HB Ohio Street. Curry, bonded at $1,000, is scheduled for July 14 with a continued case.
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Harry Curry
Glenn
W. Washington Street
Harry Shick
Curry
Slack
Ohio Street
Yosemite Valley coach falls. four injured in Devil's Elbow
Cal July 11 Three women and a man were injured Sunday when a Yosemite Valley stage plunged two hundred feet at Devil's Elbow Monday. The four injured are under guard at Hotel El Portel, two women believed wealthy eastern tourists. The remaining seven passengers and the driver recovered from shock and minor injuries. Had the coach fallen further into the Merced River the four inside would likely have drowned. Only jumping saved the others.
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Yosemite
Cal
Yosemite Valley
Devil's Elbow
Hotel el Portel
Merced
Paralyzed Man Found Near Brightwood Yards After Three-Day Fast
Charles Bates, 35, of 1618 Euclid Avenue, was found exhausted in the Brightwood yards of the Big Four railway while attempting to ride a freight from Cleveland. He was brought to Noble Street crossing by a city ambulance and admitted to City Hospital in critical condition after saying he had not eaten for three days.
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Charles Bates
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Brightwood
Noble Street
City Dispensary
City Hospital
Railroad Commission Receives Flood of Complaints
Indiana railroad commission reports a flood of letters commending its move to suspend increased freight rates. Commercial associations manufacturers and shippers express relief that the commission will have time to study the new schedules and carry out a thorough investigation.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
Commission
Bank seeks charter for Linn Grove private bank
An application was filed Monday with the state auditor's banking department for a charter to establish a new private bank at Linn Grove Adams county. The proposed capitalization is 17500 dollars with Peter Hoffman as president and Homer Niederhauser as cashier.
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Banking Department of the Auditor of State
Linn Grove
Adams County
Peter Hoffman
Homer Niederhauser
Postmasters Named in Indiana Towns Hobbs and Rutland
Washington July 11 Postmasters were named for Hobbs Tipton county and Rutland Marshall county Jefferson W Lewellyn goes to Hobbs and Salome E Schultz to Rutland Both vacancies were caused by resignations.
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Washington
Hobbs
Tipton County
Rutland
Marshall County
Jefferson W. Lewellyn
Salome E. Schultz
Rockefeller urges universal religion at church service
John D. Rockefeller spoke before the Luelsd Avenue Baptist church Sunday school on broad religious unity. He read an article from a magazine edited by Theodore that argued for a universal faith and called for reforms in church practice.
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John D
Cleveland
John v. Rockefeller
Luelid Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller
Theodore i
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Charles Schied
Motto
Fonk
Efndianapolis
Elks
Rail Board
F. J.gould
Enoch Arden OF
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