Roosevelt Defense Witness Denies Roosevelt Drank
John Callan O Loughlin, Washington correspondent and Roosevelt friend, testifies Roosevelt never was intoxicated. The defense seeks to prove rumors of Roosevelt drinking circulated in newspapers, but the judge rules against admitting such testimony. The trial in Arquette, Michigan draws crowd as Roosevelt and Newett face off over damaging allegations and newspaper reports.
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Roosevelt Libel Trial Testimony on Liquor Habits
Witness says there was no drinking in the White House by Roosevelt predecessors. Defense fights admission of evidence about past habits. Roosevelt asserts public opinion and editor Newett may show broader misstatement. British papers highlight trial details with glossaries of American drinks as decor.
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Newett
Belden
United States
London
Colonel Roosevelt
Marquette
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Protesting ban on riding astride in Confederate parade
Washington and Kansas City dispatches report tense debate over riding astride in Chattanooga Confederate reunion parade. Women horse enthusiasts challenge General Hickman's edict, arguing comfort and fashion justify astride riding.
Glynn Attacks Sulzer Over Hydro Bill Veto Foes Bosses in Albany
Lieutenant Governor Glynn assails Governor Sulzer for vetoing the Murtaugh-Patrie hydroelectric bill meant to supply Albany power from Hudson waters. He accuses Sulzer of siding with power kings and declares the veto unexplainable and indefensible. Sulzer counterattacks bosses in New York, calling for direct primaries as 3,500 supporters listen in Brooklyn.
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Maine Congressman Goodwin Dies in Washington
Forrest Goodwin of Skowhegan Republican representative to Maine's Third district died in Washington from liver disease. He was serving his first term after defeating Samuel Gould last September. Born in Skowhegan he was 49 and leaves a widow.
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Lord Avebury England's Famous Scientist Dead at 79
Lord Avebury, renowned English scientist, has died at age seventy nine. The prominent figure, noted for contributions across multiple fields, passed away after a long illness, leaving behind a legacy of research and public scientific engagement.
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St Andrew's University
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Central Association of Bankers
Pankhurst ill in jail may be released today
London May 29 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst reportedly weakened by starvation in Holloway jail and may gain early release. Some suffragists expect freedom today but no Home Office statement has been issued. If freed she likely returns to Dr Ethel Smythes nursing home at Woking. the article mentions related court and police notes and weather and market prices as part of the page.
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Berind The Wicket At Odd Fellows Hall Nominates Officers
Kalon Castle No 72 conferred the third degree last night at Odd Fellows Hall. Officers for six months were nominated as a large meeting gathered. Mayor Reginald S Bennett of Asbury Park joined Burbage Castle. John F Knox of Asbury Park will turn over regalia to Peter M Hyer at Long Branch Encampment No 4% meeting. Daughters of Rebekah hosted Mrs James W VanHouten state president at Manasquan with seventeen presents and a gas dome gift.
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Asbury Park
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Odd Fellows
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Peter M. Hyer
Bis City
Long Branch
Hicks’ Hall
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James W. VanHouten
Manasquan
van Houten
Joseph L. Lamb Lodge
Hints From Mr Hope Impulse to Boost Home Trade
Secretary Hope of the Chamber of Commerce presents a series of pro home town messages urging citizens to protect local industry boost roads and enterprise, place public welfare ahead of politics, and keep profits at home. The notes stress personal civic pride and mutual patronage as keys to happiness and growth for merchants and towns.
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Chamber of Commerce
Luck Brings a Hat’s Peril in a Brick Toss Tale
In a Lippincott tale Michael Meehan, proud owner of a silk high hat, is struck by a brick from a building site after bowing to a pleasant acquaintance. He survives with a lump and a grateful shrug, insisting the incident was luck for seeing the lady in time.
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Michael
Mike
Tolme
Lippincott's Magazine
The tung tree named national tree of China
The tung wood tree is praised as China’s national tree for its stately form and green bark. It bears a nut that resembles a shellbark hickory, with three triangular seeds inside. Oil from the seeds polishes wood and leather, fertilizer remains, and the wood plastic uses range from musical instruments to fine boxes and small house frameworks. The article notes export quantities and the tree’s potential to grow in warmer U.S. regions.
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United States
Scientific American
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