Briton Outraces American Runners In Olympic 1500m
Stockholm July 10 British sprinter Arnold Jackson won the 1500 meter in a dramatic finish, defeating American favorites Jones Kiviat Taber and Sheppard amid a record-setting race. Kiviat was later declared second after a photo finish. Jackson praised his rivals as heroic.
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Jones
Kiviat
Tater
Sheppard
London
New York Times
Jackson
Viviat
Craci
Arnende
Taber
Kivint
Taver
Kolenmainen
Marvel
Bouin
Hutson
England
Kolehmainen
Bonhag
Scott
America
Ralph Rose
McDonald
Rose
Whitney
Sullivan
Faber
Kiviet
Repeat Dr Carrel's Tests Confirmed by Romanian Scientists
Paris reports a vindication of Dr Alexis Carrel's life prolongation claims through Romanian experiments by Harinescu and Mirea. Nervous tissue cultures from various mammals survived 20 to 27 days in plasma and showed developing cell structures, supporting Carrel’s theory.
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Paris
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Academy of Medicine
Harinescu
Mirea
Bucharest
Academy
Varrel
Autoist as a windfall. Bishop settles dues in Pola incident
Cortlandt Field Bishop of New York, returning from the Balkans, was arrested in Pola after villagers claimed damages for alleged injuries caused by his car. To end the matter he paid 100 to settle all claims. tea with the judge followed, with gendarme escort aiding his exit from the village.
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Marconi
New York Times
Paris
Balkans
Cortlandt Field Bishop
New York
Bishop
Pola
Papal Guards Desert in Vatican Protest
At the Vatican twenty Swiss Guards deserted in protest of reforms by new Commandant Col Jules Repond. The deserters demanded three days off per week and warned the regiment would defect if not granted. The Pope refused and risks losing his army.
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Marconi
New York Times
Rome
Vatican
Jules Repond
Tragic fall from window in East Eighty First Street
Mrs Etta Lichten leaned from a third floor window at 444 East Eighty first Street to reach her fifteen month old baby who had climbed onto a chair. The child fell and the mother plunged after him, landing in the areaway. The baby suffered a fractured skull while the mother endured possible skull fracture and internal injuries. They were taken to Reception Hospital then moved to Metropolitan Hospital on Blackwell Island.
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Wallace
East
James H. Scarr
Albany
Erie
Scranton
Penn
Butts
Collroom
Gerasinono Lasenates
Sixth Avenue
Dillon
Bellevue
Morris Cohen
Park Avenue
Harlem
Central Park
John M. Maher
Stockholm
Cohen
Bellevue Hospital
John Anadini
East 170Th Street
Brook Avenue
Fordham Hospital
Bertha Nonnenbacher
St. Nicholas Avenue
Daniel W. Blumenthal
College Point
L. I
Blumenthal
Long Island
Wilson Outlines His Personal Platform in Sea Girt
Wilson frames his political stance against big business calling stewards of the community. He also recounts a 90 mile motor trip returning to Sea Girt, reflecting on local economic ties and civic duties.
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Wilson
Munity Trustees
Sea Girt
Wilson rails at Atlantic City over public morality
Governor Woodrow Wilson, while in Atlantic City and Spring Lake, outlined a personal platform against political hypocrisy and corrupt public life. He urged communal responsibility, emphasized economic foundations, and praised governance as a public duty beyond personal gain.
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New York Times
Sea Girt
N. J
Atlantic City
New Monmouth Hotel
Spring Lake
Woodrow Wilson
Gov. Wilson
Lfe
Wilson
New Jersey
M. Co. A
National Building and Loan Association
Commonwealth
God
J F Healy Appointed Bronx Borough Coroner
Gov Dix appoints Jerome F Healy as coroner for the Bronx Borough to succeed the late Albert Schwannecke, who had been elected three years ago as a fusion candidate opposing Healy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Healy
Bronx
Albany
Dix
Jerome F. Healy
New York
Albert Schwannecke
Healy
Nassau Hotel Long Beach Ad Promotes Fireproof European Plan
Cool at Hotel Nassau in Long Beach lists Wednesday temperatures from 64 at 10 AM to 68 at noon and 65 at 2 PM. The Nassau sits 45 minutes from 34th Street Station via Long Island Electric Service, offering a fireproof building and European plan. Telephone 100 Long Beach.
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Nassau
Long Beach
34Th Street
Long Island Electric Service
Babson on the middleman's graft
The statistician outlines how middlemen inflate prices and drive up the cost of living, presenting findings to illustrate the impact on consumers in forthcoming coverage for Times.
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Babson
Nine Die of Heat Victims Go Insane
Erie County Statesman reports a hotel death of Senator Mackey and two survivors. The article notes nine heat related fatalities and a related case of mental distress among victims.
Taft Campaign Opens in Three Headquarters
President Taft's campaign will run from three offices, New York Chicago and Portland Oregon with Hilles directing from New York. Possible new manager for Chicago and a New England head to be chosen as the National Committee reorganizes. Heat wave across the East causes fatalities and protests with several cases of attempted self harm and a suicide attempt. Weather relief expected with possible showers and cooler conditions.
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New York Times
Washington
Taft
New York
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Hilles
John J. Adams
Iowa
National Committee
Estabrook
Waltors
New York City
Otto T. Barnard
White House
Henry G. Wasson
Pennsylvania
Wagson
Penrose
Mississippi Valley
William F. Mackey
Buffalo
Bristol
West Forty-ninth Street
New Jersey
Ohio Valley
Timms
Great Britain
San Francisco
New Orleans
Panama Canal
Congress
United States
Canal
Distree M U For Stress Age Tee Adi Mee
Fragmentary notice reads like an advertisement or medical remedy listing. The readable bits include a line about relief for a sick headache and acid stomach attributed to Adr. The text is garbled OCR with no clear event or entities beyond generic illness references.
Ginger Ale and Burke's Whiskey Sate Drink for Golfers
An advertisement promotes a pairing of Ginger Ale and Burke's Irish Whiskey as a refreshing drink option for golfers, suggesting a satiny or sate quality suitable for play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Seaboard Navy Service Special Leaves Extra Ships
Fragment missing clear details. Readable text mentions a special leaves likely related to Seaboard Navy Service and transportation context. No discernible names, dates, or concrete outcomes available to form a full, factual summary.
Misfit Shot Attempt Reported in Annecy
Paris dispatch says Petraer was arrested in Annecy after trying to murder Milo Felicité Ramos, a dressmaker. He claimed the dressmaker misfitted a press for his wife, provoking ridicule.
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Marcon
New York Times
Paris
Petrier
Annecy
Milo
Felicité Ramos
Brandeis Urges Progressives to Back Wilson for President
Louis D. Brandeis, a Republican Progressive, issues a statement from Boston urging all Progressives to support Woodrow Wilson. He calls Wilson an encouraging national figure and argues his presidency would advance equal opportunity and broad development for all citizens.
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New York Times
Boston
Louis D. Brandeis
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Brandeis
West seeks divorce from Josephine M West in Supreme Court
John T. West of C. E. Welles & Co. filed for divorce from Josephine M. West in New York Supreme Court. Dr John Billings Jr., NY Health Dept. official, named as correspondent. Service by publication ordered. Mrs West currently at 127 Keystone Ave River Forest Illinois. The couple, married June 2 1907 in Clayton Missouri, have no children.
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John T. West
C. E
Keystone Avenue
River Forest
Ill
West
Clayton
New York
Museum hears of Andrews return from Japanese jungle
Relatives of Roy C. Andrews, long missing after his North Korean jungle expedition for the American Museum of Natural History, receive an unsigned coded cable from a museum staffer claiming Andrews is well and asking friends to be notified. Andrews, with the museum about six years, began his December 1911 expedition and had been expected to report by June 1.
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Roy C. Andrews
American Museum of Natural History
Japan
North
Corean
George H. Sherwood
Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Beloit
Wis
Francis W. Collins
Scarsdale
Senate seeks Monticello purchase. owner refuses
Washington July 10 The Senate Library Committee adopted a resolution to appoint a committee to study buying Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, but owner Rep Jefferson M. Levy of New York refused to sell the estate. Levy called the move useless and said he would not part with the property despite pressure from Mrs Martin W Littleton. Levy defended his stance as Mrs Littleton criticized the estate's upkeep and tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Des Moines
Iowa
Resolutions
Gov
Carroll
Taft
Roosevelt
United States
Cumming
Chicago
State Supreme Court
F. R. Gaynor
Sioux City
H. L. Preston
Oskaloosa
Savery Hotel
W. S. Kenyon
Washington
Senate Library Committee
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson M. Levy
New York
Levy
Martin W. Littleton
Senate Committee
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Congress
Mitchell Innes
Kimbassy
Kinco
Huntington Wilson
Brandegvue
Senate
Brande- Bee
Poem Wins Her Liberty and Panama Canal Debate
Taft frees poet May E. Brown who served a Salt Lake City sentence for luring a girl to Idaho. British pressure emerges as Congress debates the Panama Canal tolls, with Goethals seeking a permanent operating force and Brandeis’s committee moving the bill forward.
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New York Times
Washington
Taft
May E. Brown
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Idaho
Mr. Taft
Senate
Col. Goethals
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Latest Shipping News Arrived Saratoga Havans July 6
Report on the SS Saratoga arriving at Havans on July 6 notes a 20 degree cooler reading on the Long Island coast. New York weather observed as steady.
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Saratoga
Havans
Long Island Coast
New York
Veady
England Asks Canal Bill Delay May Object to Tolls
England seeks delay on canal bill amid debate over allowing American ships to pass freely. Authorities suggest toll objections may underlie the demand and influence the decision on the proposed policy.
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England
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Ferers
Taft Headquarters
Seaboa
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Jefferson
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