Roosevelt Attends Grange Picnic in Utica Westward Tour
Theodore Roosevelt spoke at a grange gathering near Utica New York addressing farmers about efficiency in politics and national life. He praised Senator Davenport and urged unity and honest leadership as he toured villages toward Cheyenne with a lighthearted, epigram heavy address attracting a large holiday crowd.
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Associated Press
Utica
Theodoreosevelt
West
Sherman
Frederick Davenport
Gherman
Col. Roosevelt
Davenport
Henderson House
Jordainville
Kimer County
Douglass Robinson
New York
Cheyenne
Wyo
Colf Roosevelt
Mayor Gaynor Recovers in New York After Assassination Attempt
Mayor Gaynor spent about three hours today in his room or reading and ate well in the evening, remaining in good spirits. James J. Gallagher, the would be assassin, issued a counsel drafted statement denying authorship and calling prior quotes a fabrication while expressing remorse and citing religious reflection.
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Associated Press
New York
Gaynor
James J. Gallagher
Gallagher
J. James J. Gallagher
Automobiles Crashes Fatal at Long Island Crossing
At the Merrick road crossing in Springfield Queensborough an automobile collided with a construction train, killing three and injuring eleven severely. The car belonging to Adolph Hirsch of Far Rockaway failed to stop at lowered gates, becoming jammed beneath a flat car before being dragged over 200 feet and down an embankment.
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Long Island
Merrick Road
Springfield
Queensborough
F. Thees
Borden
New York City
Bertha “Weiss
Rebecca Glass
Taltarotte Ey
Bella Hirsch
Far Rockaway
Frances Glass
John Fido
Charles Snyder
Adolph Hirsch
Arrest Report From San Francisco Aug 23 Details
Obscure AP notice from San Francisco California notes an arrest on August 23 involving a named figure connected to Washington. The fragment hints at police action and a court step but provides no full identities or charges.
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Associated Press
Saan.Francisco
Cal
George
Washington
Two Colf Clubs of Indianapolis Tie for Honors
Two Indianapolis colf clubs battled to a draw on the first day with both sides claiming parity as the event opened.
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COLF
Indianapolis
Did Dell Highland Man Breaks All Golf Records
Four men tie for first in the Indiana Golf Association eleventh annual tourney at Logansport Country Club. Diddel of the Highland team set a course record with 159 for thirty-six holes, while Riverside and Highland tied for first with 702 totals. Qualifying rounds begin in Indianapolis with seventy-four entries and thirty-two advancing to the state championship.
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Riverside
Highland Golf Club
Indianapolis
Logansport Country Club
Indiana Golf Association
Marlon
Fort Wayne
Anderson
Logansport
Mose Lairy
Milton Edwards
Hal Smith
Claude Wise
Lairy
Diddel
Country Club
Highland
Riverside Links
Walter Uhl
Steve McElory
S. Troutman
Fort. Wayne
E. B. Bliss
L. W. Reed
Carl Gibbs
H. Cox
Terre Haute
Big hats to get bigger and smaller in fashion edict
The National Association of Retail Milliners opened a convention in Chicago on August 23 stating there will be no medium hats and fashion will favor oversized hats or tiny ones. The wedges in size aim to reshape the silhouette with the wearer’s effect as the central aim.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
National Association of Retail Milliners
New President Promises Separation In Government Change
Washington reports the Madrid government in Managua falls after Madriz flees. General Emanuel Estrada takes command as prisoners riot in streets, and Americans cheer the United States. Estrada promises reparation for Cannon and Grace killings as unrest stabilizes under new local leadership.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Madrid
Managua
State Department
Olivares
Madriz
Juan Estrada
Estrada
Nicaragua
William Pittman
Emanuel ‘Estrada
Liberal Party
Curtiss and Hamilton Fight Harmonizing Harvar Prize Friction
Boston August 23. Efforts to harmonize friction between Glenn Curtiss and Charles Hamilton, which has blocked entry for the $50,000 Harvard prize. The dispute affects participant lists and competition status.
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Associated Press
Boston
Glenn H. Curtiss
Charles K Hamilton
Harvard
Divorce Filing in Kansas City for Mrs. Cudahy
Mrs. Jack Cudahy filed for divorce from J. P. Cudahy in Kansas City circuit court alleging incompatibility of temper. Custody of the children is sought for Mrs. Cudahy’s father General John C. Cowin of Omaha. The action follows a spring quarrel involving Jere S. Lillis of the Western Exchange Bank, where Mrs. Cudahy testified and was granted a divorce ten minutes later with alimony of one dollar.
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Kansas City
Jack” Cudahy
Vorce
J. P. Cudahy
Packer
John C. ‘Cowin
Omaha
Jere S. Lillis
Western ‘Exchange Bank
Belty
Cudahy
Broadway Folks Demand Prompt Pay and Quick Action
Broadway workers press for timely wages and swift response from officials. They insist on payment without delays and urge authorities to address the issue promptly.
Fort Wayne paving plan pushed with bids to open Sept 6
Forty seven Broadway area property owners urged immediate paving. The Board of Works ordered ten kinds of material bid advertising, with bids opened September 6 at the regular meeting. Owners will have ten days to select material.
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Broadway
Indiana
Board of Works
Horace Crismond
Walter Osmer
Fifth Street
Cholera Toll Rising in Italian Towns
In Trani during the last day there were nine new cholera cases and twelve deaths. Barletta reports eight cases and seven deaths, Margherita di Savoia five cases and two deaths, San Ferdinando three cases and one death, Trinitapoli four cases and three deaths.
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Associated Press
Trani
Italy
Barletta
Margherita di Savoi
San Ferdinando
Trinitapoli
Senator Wilkinson Call Stricken in Washington
Washington AP report notes former United States Senator Wilkinson Call stricken in Washington D C on August 23 with details unavailable.
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Associated ‘Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Wilkinson
Three Hundred Lives Sweep Idaho Fire Disaster
A historic blaze in Idaho sweeps through a region, leaving hundreds affected. Officials report five deaths and extensive property damage as firefighters battle remaining hotspots and assess the community impact. Local agencies coordinate aid and evacuation centers to support displaced residents.
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Idaho
Two Hundred Rangers Believed to Be Lost in Fires
Remote regions across northern Idaho and adjacent areas face massive wildfires. About 200 rangers are missing or dead as crews battle flames that threaten forests, timber, and communities in Coeur d Alene area, with rains delaying efforts and reshaping rescue plans.
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Sportahecine Falcon
Thez Heen
Joe Ariver
S” Ae
Wallace’ Ata
Alene Mining
Byithe
Idaho
Montana
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