Roosevelt Warns Progressive Party Will Stay For Good
In Chicago Roosevelt declared the Progressive Party has come to stay and will attract progressives from other parties. He urged elites to await events to choose leaders and emphasized service, sacrifice, and loyalty to the people's needs as the party’s core. He called for unified progressive legislation and criticized courts resisting reform.
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Chicago
India
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Congress
Pastors Joined Police Force to Enforce Dance Hall Laws
Six clergymen were sworn in as special officers by the Los Angeles Police Department. They wear badges and can make arrests with powers focused on enforcing juvenile laws and regulating dance halls. Their duty includes safeguarding youths and prosecuting parents who neglect their children.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Police Department
False alarms plague London fire system by suffragettes
London reports numerous hoax fire calls traced to militant suffragettes. A woman arrested while submitting an alarm. the episodes interrupt city services as public telephones and the fire alarm system are misused.
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London
Bury
Yale Professorhip for Taft Is Report
New York December 11 President Taft will not return to Cincinnati to practice law after leaving the White House but has agreed to accept a professorship at Yale Law School. He is reported to take the Kent professorship of law, unfilled since Edward J Phelps death in 1900. The endowment is about five thousand dollars yearly with Tafts eight thousand dollar income seen as sufficient for his needs. The motive is his fondness for Yale and its ideals. President Hadley expressed no confirmation.
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Taft
Cincinnati
White House
Yale Law School
Kent
Edward J. Phelps
Phelps
Great Britain
Cleveland
Hadley
Hill
New Haven
Yale
Wold
Yale University
Jury Awards $4,880 to Rochester man in Pullman case
A federal jury in Buffalo awarded Geo D. Bondright of Rochester $4,880 plus interest against the Pullman Company for a lost stickpin in a sleeper trip between Norchester and New York. Bondright claimed negligence by Pullman in the incident.
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Buffalo
United States District Court
Geo D. Bondright
Rochester
Pullman Company
Bondright
Norchester
New York
Pastor Quits Bed to Fight Jersey City Church Fire
In Jersey City on December 11 Rev. Walter L Lowe and Rev. S Brizinski rushed from a sick bed and saved valuables from their burning churches. The damage totaled about $5,000 with $4,000 to the church and $1,000 to furniture. No injuries reported.
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Jersey City
Walter Kh.l Lowe
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
New York Avenue
South Street
Brizinski
Rinitus Church
Bowers Street
Mr. Howe
Briginaki
Stabbed for Making Noise in Paterson Home
Gustav Tyler of Paterson was stabbed in the back and seriously wounded at St Joseph's hospital. Antoine Glazier, a roommate, is jailed on a murder charge. The Tylers and Glazier shared a room. after midnight a noise dispute led to Glazier grabbing a long knife and striking Gustav.
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Paterson
N. J
Gustav Tyler
St. Joseph's
Antoine Glazier
Tyler
Eugene
Glazier
Tylers
Burns Arrives to Handle Witnesses in Boardwalk Trial
Detective William J. Burns flies to Atlantic City to oversee witnesses in the boardwalk concrete plant case. The trial begins today before Supreme Court Justice Kalisch at Mayo Landing, altering defense plans long prepared by former Attorney General Robert H. McCarter and his assistant.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Wilson
William J. Burns
Supreme Court
Kalisch
Mayo Landing
Robert H. McCarter
ELOPING COUPLE FOUND IN CAMDEN
A couple who eloped on Thanksgiving day and were believed bound for London were found in Camden, New Zealand. Dee, an E. Roberts, and his bride Miss sents A. Bidwell, Beverly, were located by the bride’s mother who said reconciliation was impossible.
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Camden
N. Z
Dee
E. Roberts
Edgewater Park
Sents A. Bidwell
Beverly
London
Mr. Roberts
Girl Dies From Attack in Trenton Case Turns to Murder
Luella Marshall dies at Mercer hospital after operation following a week old assault. John Woe warrant upgraded from assault to murder, police renew the hunt for the assailant in Trenton New Jersey.
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Luella Marshall
Trenton
N. J
Tuella Marshall
Mercer Hospital
Widow Receives Small Share In Large Albright Estate
The will of Henry Albright probated in Westville New Jersey leaves his wife Si) out of an estate of 60 000. It notes she had received cash from him in prior years and directs funeral costs be kept under 100.
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