Senator Nixon Dying After Nasal Abscess Operation
Nevada Senator George W Nixon is near death in a local hospital after a toxic poisoning following last Thursday’s nasal abscess operation. A Republican lawmaker, he was recently re elected to a six year Senate term after winning a state wide primary. Nixon rose from telegraph operator to mining fortune in Goldfield and Tonopah and became president of a Reno bank and trust company, his home.
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Washington
George
Nixon
Senate
Tonopah
Reno
No clear event found in brief
Fragmentary line from the Louisville Courier Journal hints at stock status and a customer exchange but no cohesive event or details are provided for a fuller summary.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Gompers Accused of Sending Bribe in Darrow Trial
Bert Franklin testified in the Darrow trial that Samuel Gompers sent money to be used to bribe George N. Lockwood. Gompers vigorously denied the claim saying he does not know Franklin and never handled money, and he called the accusation an absolute falsehood with documentary proof to support him.
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Cal
Bert Franklin
Clarence
Darrow
McNamara
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
George N. Lockwood
Franklin
Job Harriman
Harriman
Gompers
Lockwood
Washington
Riots Rock Belgium After elections sparks widespread clashes
Belgium erupts across cities as protests by laboring classes turn revolutionary. Many killed or wounded and reserves called up as the Socialist central committee announces a general strike to begin today.
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Brussels
Belgium
Socialist Central Committee
T. R. WINS IN SOUTH DAKOTA PRIMARIES
Thomas Sterling's election to the United States senate is claimed by Sterling headquarters at Redfield. Late returns on national delegates show Roosevelt capturing all ten South Dakota delegates over Taft and La Follette. The Clark Wilson delegate contest remains disputed with two Clark lists splitting the anti-Wilson vote.
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Sioux Falls
Thomas Sterling
United States
Senate
Sterling
Redfield
Gamble
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Taft
la Follette
Clark
Wilson
Baltimore
Titanic Inquiry Costs Six Thousand Six Hundred Dollars
The U S senate inquiry into the Titanic cost the country six thousand six hundred dollars. The contingent expenses committee chaired by Senator Briggs received the vouchers schedule from the Investigating committee. The largest item was three thousand nine hundred dollars for stenographic notes and related hearing expenses. J Bruce Ismay was allowed fifty three dollars for mileage and witness fees. Total witness fees and mileage amounted to one thousand one hundred dollars.
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Remay
Washington
United States Senate
Senate Committee
Briggs
J. Bruce Ismay
Baseball results from National and American Leagues and others
National League results include New York, St Louis, Brooklyn and Chicago games with varied scores and team standings. American League offers Detroit, St Louis, Cleveland, Boston and Washington matchups with batters and umpires listed. The International League reports Newark, Jersey City, Providence, Baltimore, Toronto, Montreal scores. Two motorcyclists, Alvin Q Well and Alfred Nickles, died in Cleveland after a collision on Pearl road.
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ALB
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Ames
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Meyers
Hartley
Willis
Woodburn
Geyer
Wingo
Beason and
Johnstone
Brooklyn
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McLean
Ragan
Miller
Yingling
Erwin
Rigler
Finneran
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Philphia
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Cole
Kelly
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Bush
Boston
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Chicago
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Needham
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Owens
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Fisher
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Hart and
Connolly
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Perrine
Cleveland
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O'Neill
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Cicotte
Carrigan
Egan
Evans
R. Als
ODO
Lange
Kuhen
Morgan
Houck
Lapp
O'Loughlin
Sheridan
International League
Newark
R. HB
Jersey
Alvin Q. Well
Alfred Nickles
Pearl Road
Scranton
Utica-Elmira Gam Pd
Albany-Wilkeshare
W. le Poin
Troy
Syracuse Uv
Utica
Bing'ton vi
Elmira
Albany
W'barre
Beranton
Looking For Trouble Exchange Quip
A humorous note describes a very young man who after hearing his father’s language called his grandmother by telephone and warned her to come see what his father and uncles were saying. The line shows a playful family exchange.
Beach indicted for attack on his wife
Aiken's grand jury returns a true bill against Frederick O. Beach of New York's "400" for assault and battery with attempt to kill his wife Mrs Cardila Beach after three weeks of investigation. Beach will be tried at the September term. witnesses and detective were not present for the grand jury.
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Aiken
D. C
Frederick O. Beach
New York
Cardila Beach
Baugbn
Beach
Aiken County
Oceanport Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Mrs Longstreet of Red Bank visited her sister Mrs M K E Wimm on Monday. G N Cooper and daughter Erma visited friends. Mrs Frank Collins of Long Branch was in town. Children day exercises will be observed in church next Sunday night. The Bachelor's Club met at Miss Margie Beet's home. A dozen residents from Bloomfield Newark and New York joined gatherings. Epworth League to discuss True Wisdom Is from God. Rev J F Heilenman attended preachers meeting. Advertisements note Daily Record.
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Florence VanSchoick
George Lemming
Ocean Grove
Charles Day
Newark
Main Street
Gertrude Day
Madaline Stark
Marjie Dewar
Clara Day
Elizabeth Price
Lewis Price
Frank Chance
Ratontown
John Rhoades
Edward M. Berry
Douglas Riddle
Frank L. Price
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
William Gibson
New York
Peter Garrison
New Brunswick
Benjamin Eldridge
Margaret Reeves
Long Branch
John Layton
Epworth League
A. 8
Tilitson
Toplc
God
Alfred Mitchell
Bath Beach
George Howards
Elmer K. Conant
Langwith
J. F. Heilenman
Preachers
Walter Wheeler
Brooklyn
John Ward, Sr
Boy 10 Hit by Bat Nose Split During Freehold Game
Everett Lovett a 10 year old of Keyport suffered a severe nose injury when a bat slipped from Pinole Freehold’s hands during a Sunday game at Cutlery field. Dr D J Roberts rendered urgent surgery as the boy stood near home plate. Also reporting note Fair Haven Fire Company nominates officers at a Monday meeting in Pearl Street firehouse.
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Everett Lovett
D. J. Roberts
Pinole
Freehold
Fair Haven
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