Roosevelt and Norris Brown in Washington Dispatches
A wide set of items from Washington notes no moves to move the Oklahoma capital, Roosevelt signaling to Rep Scott of Kansas, and Gore denial of charges about Chickasaw land cases. Reports touch on Madrid warship threats, Chamizal arbitration, and polling on Roosevelt running again.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Roosevelt
Scott
Kansas
Ossawattomie
McMurry
Gore
Chickashaw
Madrid
Nicaragua
New Orlans
Estrada
United States
Mexico
Chamizal
el Paso
Tex
Knox
Ambassador de la Barra
Pullman Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles West
Patchwork of 1920s Headlines From A Fragmented Chronicle
A collection of brief items notes Paterson fire losses, government receipts, and congress debates. It cites a Seattle death of former Governor John H. McGraw, reclamation certificates, Missouri river rate case petitions, and Zeppelin disaster reflections.
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Paterson
New Jersey
MacVeagh
Tawney
Congress
John H. McGraw
Washington
Seattle
House
Count Zeppelin
Interestate Commerce Commission
Sioux City Y
Philippines
Committee On Insular Affairs
Charles A. White
Professor Langeley
Smithsonian Institute
Europe
Mr. Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
James R. Garfield
Oyster Bay Pilot
Wickersham
Ohio
Harmon
Jeffries-Johnson
Kate Blanche
New Bury
Edward Russell
New York
Senate and political notes from early 1900s era coverage
A杂 collection of political items notes the death of Virginia Senator Dannie, trials and legal rulings for Dr Hyde and others, Roosevelt and Cambridge Harvard events, Zeppelin air disaster, Wiley duties cut, McMurray innocence claim, Thompson as solicitor, Senate filings by Dolliver Burkett, and various international legal actions and conferences.
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Dannie
Virginia
Hyde
Kansas City
Cannon
Roosevelt
Cambridge
Harvard
Count Zeppelin
H. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
McMurray
Oklahoma
Thompson
Nebraska
The
Treasury
Washington
Dolliver
Burkett
Senate Deaks
Wale
Aldrich
Rudolph Franske
Cook
Richard “M. Corwine
Moro
Phil Nines
Pines
President taft seen naming Hughes as next chief justice
Beverly Massachusetts July 6 reports say President Taft will likely appoint Governor Hughes of New York as chief justice of the supreme court. Moody’s retirement will create another vacancy and several other seats may follow. A candidate favored locally is Justice Swayzee of the New Jersey supreme court.
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Jf Roosevelt
Omaha
Aganokt
Ayhis Joseph
Chicago
Northwest
State Knox
University of Pennsylvania
Burrows
Lorimer
State Department
Madriz
Roosevelt
Pugiliem
Jeffries-Johnson
Reno
Senate
Ballinger-Pinchot Committee
Minneapolis
New York
Butler Ames
Massachusetts
United States Senate
Rickard
Gillette
California
San Francisco
John L. Sullivan
Jeffries
Melville W. Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Harvard Law School Association
Treasury
Charles F. Booker
Savannah
St. Louis
E. H. Terrel
San Antonio
United States
Belgium
Texas
House
Vatican
Department of Agriculture
W. H. Waggaman
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
New York World
Theodore Rooseevlt
Beverly
Mass
Hughes
Supreme Court
Puller
Congress
Moody
Fuller
Taft
Justice Moody
Supreme Tribunal
Justice Swayzee
New Jersey Supreme Court
Peckham
Lurton
Senator Root
Dickinson
Wreck Toll Rises After Cincinnati Line Collision
In Middletown Ohio a head on crash between a freight and passenger train on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton line leaves at least nineteen dead and many injured. Four more victims die, total now twenty three, with hospital reports warning of further deaths. Officials seek blame amidst orders misunderstanding.
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Middletown
Cincinnati,Hamilton & Dayton
H. P. Baker
Cincinnati
H. A
Smith
Dayton
J. Smith Kirk
Geo
Doyle
Frank Golden
John W. Cooley
McCutcheonyville
Ohio
Fay H. Daufemeir
Pleasantville
Ray D. Snyder
London
A. S. Garrigue
Columbus
Richard van Horn
Charles H. Moulton
Youngstown
Jessie J. Rodey
King ‘Yen Lun
C. B. Grant
Springfield
Johnson Knocks Out Jeffries After Fifteenth Round
Reno crowds pack the streets as the Johnson Jeffries fight ends in a fifteenth round knockout. Johnson dominates from the start, forcing Jeffries into a late fall after repeated body and jaw hits. The world champion retains the title amid loud crowd reactions and scattered excitement.
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Reno
California
Jeffries
Johnson
Jordan
Jeff
Jonson
Jec
Jack
Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
City Bans Jeffries Johnson Fight Pictures
Across several cities July 6 ordinances or laws prohibit the showing of Jeffries versus Johnson fight images. Fort Worth Texas restricts exhibition at city hall on mayoral request, Harrisburg Pennsylvania bans Reno fight pictures, Portland Maine enforces a state law prohibiting Maine showings, Cape Town South Africa faces calls to prohibit bioscopic images due to impact on natives.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Davis
Johnson
Jeffries
Harrisburg
Meales
Portland
Maine
Cape Town
South Africa
Jeffries-Johnson
Prince Weds Despite Mother in Quiet London Ceremony
In Cadogan square St Marys church Miss Dorothy Deacon daughter of the late Edward Parker Deacon married Prince Antoine Albert Radziwill. The ceremony was small with few relatives present as Lord Grey de Ruthyn gave away the bride and the prince faced his mothers opposition who was said to be in Austria for a younger sons wedding.
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Prince
London
Dorothy Deacon
Edward Parker Deacon
Prince Antoine Albert Radziwill
St. Mary’s Church
Cadogan Square
Lord Grey de Ruthyd
Prince Radizill
Austria
Police Fight Safe Blowers in Harlem Firefight
In Harlem a running gun battle between police and safe crackers left thirty shots fired. Officers pursued Frank Picel up an elevated stair and captured him after a hand to hand struggle. a second man fled into a tenement and vanished. The burglars were found drilling a hole in a safe kept by Firat avenue cafe owner Zeran do Diangiles containing $6,000 to $7,000 for Italian societies.
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New York
Harlem
Frank Picel
Zerando Diangiles
Firat Avenue
Riots Follow Fight In Several Cities After Johnson Victory
Across New York Washington Philadelphia and St Louis crowds of whites and blacks clashed following Jack Johnson's Reno win. Police patrols remained heavy as injuries were reported but no fatalities through July 6. In St Louis rioting in the negro district ended with patrols dispersing crowds at Market street and Jefferson avenue.
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New York
Jeffries- Johnson
Jeffries
Washington
Reno
Thomas Murdle
United States
Cory
Pennsylvania Avenue
Philadelphia
Johnson
St. Louis
Market Street
Jefferson Avenue
Jack Johnson
Roosevelt Conference Aims to Report on Washington
Roodgevelt meets in Oyster Bay as Representative Poindexter from Ballinger’s Washington region attends a key political conference. It is believed Poindexter will report on conditions in Washington.
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Roodgevelt
Poindexter
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Washington
Ballinger
Death of Chief Justice Fuller at Sorrento
Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller of the U S Supreme Court died of heart failure at his Sorrento summer home, Mainstay. He was in his 78th year, attended church yesterday, and died about 6 o clock this morning with his daughter Mrs Nathaniel Francis and Rev James B Freeman present. Funeral plans are in Sorrento with interment in Chicago.
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Fuller
U. S. Supreme Court
Ber Harbor
Melville W. Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Sorrento
Nathaniel Francis
James BE. Freeman
Justice Fuller
Sorrento Cottage
Chicago
Frenchman's Bay
Bar Harbor
Auto Wreck Kills One in San Antonio
An automobile plunged fifteen feet from a bridge into San Pedro creek in San Antonio Texas early today. One person is dead and four injured, two of whom are probably fatally hurt. The car turned turtle on impact and MISS DOT MILLER was buried under the wreck requiring an axe to free the body.
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San Antonio
Tex
San Pedro Creek
Dot Miller
Senator McCumber Heads Home to North Dakota
Senator McCumber and his family with Secretary Robert Farrar depart Washington for North Dakota. The trip will be taken in stages due to the Senator's health.
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McCumber
Washington
Senator Mcs Cumber
Robert Farrar
North Dakota
Heroic Act of Superintendent Weaver in Pittsburg Refinery Blaze
July 6 Pittsburg fire crews battled flames at the Atlantic Refining plant as Superintendent W. A. Weaver ran through smoke to shut a valve. He rescued workers trapped by the blaze, earning cheers as he emerged scorched but safe.
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Pittsburg
W. AL
Atlantic
Standard
Korean National Association Denounces Korea Annexation
In San Francisco on July 6 a Korean National association meeting adopted resolutions denouncing Japan's annexation of Korea and raised funds to issue a formal protest to the emperors of Japan and Korea.
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San Francisco
Korean National Association
Korea
Japan
Kansas City Man Sentenced to Life for Murder
Convicted killer James Swope was sentenced in the criminal court to life imprisonment. The case, filed as an appeal to the supreme court, awaits hearing while Hyde remains in county custody.
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Kansas City
Bess Oe Hyde
James
Wrife
Ty Adidge
Great Liner in Collision New York July 4
The Baltic, a White Star liner, docked with a six foot hole in her side after a collision with the Standard oil steamer off Philadelphia to Copenhagen. Passengers rushed ashore as captains and officers calmed fears of a possible mid sea disaster.
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New York
Baltic
Ashor É
Standard
Philadelphia
Copenhagen
Rawson
Man Arrested for Fatal Shooting of Cousin in Petersburg
A man was arrested after allegedly slaying his cousin, Thomas C. Miller, near Winslow Road in Petersburg. Police report the suspect claimed intent to stake a claim and a teenage girl named Misa May was mentioned. authorities are reviewing the murky OCR notes for clarity.
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Petersburg
Frank’ ‘Carpenter
Thomas ¢. Miller
Misa
Winslow
Coca Cola Summer Treat Ad Invites Free Booklet
Summer marketing piece promotes Coca Cola as a cooling quench for hot days. Encourages readers to visit soda fountains or bottles and request a free booklet "The Truth About Coca-Cola" from the Coca Cola Co. Atlanta Ga. Also offers the Coca Cola Baseball Record Book for 1910 with "Casey At The Bat" poem and season records.
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Boda
Fountain
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
Coca-Cola
Coca- Cola
Coca-Cola Baseball
Casey
Combating Files by Burning Pyrethrum in Each Room
The notice urges immediate action against files with warm days causing rapid increases. It recommends burning pyrethrum in every room to stun and sweep up the insects, labeling fillies as dangerous disease carriers and a threat to humankind. It calls readers to help protect health and community welfare.
The Luggage Question
DeLancey Nicoll, a well dressed lawyer, quips at the Union club about a Westerner lacking luggage. He jokes the man may have hidden something in the large bags in the knees of his trousers.
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DeLancey Nicoll
Union Club
New York
Mr. Nicoll
A Hibernian Verdict and Fitful Remembrance
A New Yorker hires an elderly Irishman who speaks of the Emerald Isle’s woes while reflecting on the late king. The boss notes the monarch’s flaws with dry humor, then praises George as a future hope, closing with a wary eye on the heir.
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Emerald Isle
Pat
England
Earth
George
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Department of Nation
Njuries
Ares
Uts
Ries
Bar Fight Pictures
Colfax
Dean’s. Forcanle
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Dora
Bostam
Ver
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