President Roosevelt to under go urgent operation in Indianapolis
President Roosevelt was forced to abort his Northwest tour after a trolley accident caused a leg bruise and developing abscess. Doctors decided to perform an immediate operation at St Vincent’s hospital in Indianapolis and the president will rest for ten days to two weeks before returning to Washington.
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Roosevelt
Lang and
Richbirdson
Indianapolis
Andergo
Pittsfield
Mass
Lang
Tr. Richardson
Oliver
Cook
Columbia
Lauchean
Smechvon Seer
Corlelyon
Corlelyous
Thollinapalls
Srolley
Mittatleth
Washington, D. C
St Vincene's Hospital
Washington
George B. Cortelyou
President undergoes private operation at St Vincent
News from Indianapolis reports President in good spirits after a private operation at St Vincent hospital. He arrived with Cortelyou present, walked with slight limp, and recovered in a private room. Surgeons Olver Jameson and Cook performed the procedure without ether. An official statement cites a minor traumatic bruise from a trolley accident and indicates a speedy recovery with quiet and rest requested.
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Indianapolis
Columbia Club
St. Vincent Hospital
Cortelyou
Loeb
Barnes
Durbin
T . Mn
Umbia
St. Vincent US
President Hine Undergoes Surgery During Visit
President Hine underwent an operation after a long tour became painful. Surgeons noted swelling and insisted on urgent treatment to prevent harm. He was carried from St Vincent's on a stretcher as a train departed for Washington, with remarks and humor to ease tension during the procedure.
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Go Taye
Ny & Man
St. Vincent's
Washington
Roosevelt Receives Warm Welcome in Indianapolis Parade
President Roosevelt is honored by a united gathering in Indianapolis with enthusiastic crowds along the parade route. Governor Durbin Mayor Loukwalter and Senator Tailbanks head the reception committee as mounted police Second regiment Indian National Guard and Light Artillery escort the president through a capital city throng of cheering citizens. Women outnumber men as the parade advances and crowds at every stop cheer the chief executive.
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Sey
Roosevelt Wis
Guvernor Durbin
Loukwalter
Tailbanks
Indianapolis Light Artillery
Durand Durand Withdraws Gov Nomination After Illness
Judge George H. Durand of Michigan withdraws as Democratic candidate for governor due to severe illness. In a letter to Justin R. B. Whiting, he cites inability to continue and thanks the party for support and friendship. Durand remains very weak at home as his family and counsel finalize the withdrawal.
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Alen
George Ti. Durand
Justin RB. Whiting
Democratic State Central Committee
Michigan
Detroit
George H. Dorand
Dawind
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Durand
New York Republican Ticket at Saratoga Convention
The state Republican convention announced the ticket led by Governor Odell of Orange with F. W. Higgins of Cattaraugus as lieutenant governor. John F. O'Brien of Clinton becomes secretary of state, John G. Wicker of Erie as treasurer, Henry B. Gomin of Madison as attorney general, N. B. Miller of Cortland as comptroller, BE A Bond of Jefferson as engineer, and W. E. Werner of Monroe as judge of the court of appeals.
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Saratoga
N. Y
B. B. Odell, Jr
Orange
F. W. Higgins
Cattaraugus
John F. O'Brien
Clinton
John G. Wicker
Erle
Henry B. Gomin
Madison
N. B. Miller
Cortland
A. Bond
Jefferson
Court of Appeals
W. E. Werner
Monroe
Fatally Hart to a Ranaway in Greenvillé Ohio
A man named Henry Fox a former councilman was fatally injured in a runaway incident near Greenville Ohio. The report notes the run away occurred as a team and wagon bolted causing his fatal injuries. Local authorities investigate the accident and identify the injured party.
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Ranaway
Greenvillé
Henry Fox
Coal Barons Confer Marble Contradicts Mitchell
In New York the Temple Coal directors meet as miners strike enters fifth month. Alfred Markle denies Mitchell claims no licensed miners have returned to work, stating hundreds are employed today. Discussion hints the strike may be winding down though exact duration remains uncertain.
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Temple Troy Company
Baer
Philadelphia
Reedius
Truesdale
Luckawonga
Fowler
New York, Ontario and Western
Qyphant
Delagrave and Hudson Qinal Company
Walters
Lehigh Valley
EB. B. Thomas
Erlersfleold
John Markle
G. B. Mursle & Co
Alfred Stearns
Coxe Bros. & Co
Markle
J. E. Morgan
Morgan
Bia
Joly Mitchell
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Pave
Viladelphia
Turbulence rises as labor unrest hits Wyoming region
reports from Wilkes Barre and surrounding towns describe escalating strikes and clashes as nonunion and union workers confront each other. Police intervene at mines and rail yards. injuries and arrests occur. Rebels retreat to Agua Dulce. Colombian legation calls rebellion nearly finished.
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Washington
Salazar
Department of Panama
Panama
Agua Dulce
Colombia
Colon
Barranquilla
Legation
Labor Leader Killed by Train in Lynn Massachusetts
John F. O'Sullivan labor editor of the Boston Globe, a renowned labor leader, was killed in Lynn when leaving a train after addressing a meeting. He slipped and fell onto the tracks as another train was approaching, ending a prominent career in New England labor circles.
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Mass
John F. O'Sullivan
Boston Globe
New England
Murderer of Mrs Pulitzer Identified as William Hooper Young
Bert Edwards arrested near Derby Connecticut confessed to being William Hooper Young after identification by Mac Levy a Brooklyn physical culture professor once employed by Young Levy stated the supposed accomplice Charles Simpson Elling of Bridgeport killed the victim by using chloral hydrate in beer Young allegedly tried to dismember the body but failed and disposed of it in a trunk Elling is not known in Bridgeport and investigators doubt the reliability of the confession aiming to shield Linmeselé
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Lawlesa
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Plymouth
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Anule Pulitzer
Bert Edwards
Derby
Conn
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Mac Levy
Brooklyn
Young
Levy
Mae Levy
Charles Simpson Elling
Bridgeport
Coun
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Elling
Youns
Linmeselé
WANTS TROOPS WITHDRAWN
Washington notes President Palma asked the United States to withdraw all troops from the island. A formal request was sent to United States Minister Squiers, signaling the end of American authority in Cuba. The issue was referred to the war department to assess military readiness during the transfer of coast defenses. Eight coast artillery companies are listed at Havana Santiago and Cienfuegos.
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United States
Unite States
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Palma
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Cuba
Havana
Santiago
Cienfuegos
Funeral toll rises after panics in Birmingham church
Dead number likely 110 from the Shiloh church stampede and related incidents. Authorities say at least five bodies were removed to homes, raising total deaths to about 110 with 38 buried in city cemeteries. J E Fatlon, jailed, disputes responsibility for the panic.
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Ala
Shiloh
Wtve
J. E. Fatlon
Rites of Farming Faith and Weather in Rural Life
A rural voice recalls farm life with weather, crops, and daily toil. The speaker notes hope in crop winds, the farmer's steady labor, and the rewards of perseverance amid pests, drought, and hard work, while city folk miss such rural rhythms.
Woman Looks For Friend In Dress Pattern Display
A Philadelphia Times item describes a shopper asking for dress patterns in a large department store. The salesman opened box after box from shelves and ladders, exposing many patterns. She then apologizes, saying she came to look for a friend, and the clerk replies with polite humor.
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Uelp Learers
Lily
Philadelphia Times
Stage Romance Sparks Passion in Evadne Scene
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt, Stage Effect presents Dvadne as a luminous emotional clash. An impassioned youth pleads with Evadne while the audience applauds the dramatic moment, and the golden haired beauty questions the risk of a stage kill.
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Oerver
Evadne
Gerald
Chicago Tribune
Flippant Fellow Traced By Puck Parody
A Puck quip questions a man’s worth and charm, noting how each woman suspects noble traits in him that mere development by a true woman could reveal. The fragment hints at social satire and flirtatious banter about romance and reputation.
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Puck
Back Yard Commonings and a Free Thomas Concert
A playful fragment from Olio State Journal features a dialogue where a dog asks if a Thomas concert is free and a cat responds with a whimsy about getting 60 much por. The exchange showcases the paper's light, humorous style and literary flavor.
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Back Yard Commonings
Olio State Journal
Diplomacy in Unexpected Voice Sparks Icy Chicago Debate
Fragmentary civic page notes a quirky debate on age and perception titled Diplomacy. A reader from Chicago questions a public figure while another voice, gallant yet puzzled, responds with vague humor. The text hints at a dialogic exchange amid a broader American point of view.
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