Roosevelt’s Sagamore Hill visit sharpens party split
New Jersey and New England leaders left Sagamore Hill with tensions rising as Col. Roosevelt refused any compromise, vowing the plan of action would be decided by the states. Leaders like George L. Record urged primaries to nominate Roosevelt electors, while others warned of a broader third party split in New England and New Jersey.
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Boston
New Haven
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Two Robberies Target Becker's Lawyer at West 91st St
Two burglary attempts occurred at the home of Robert W. Hibbard in a West 91st Street apartment. Aimed at documents tied to a $1,500 Rosenthal loan, intruder forced a parlor door and ransacked rooms but took nothing. Hibbard, ex policeman and Lieut Becker’s personal attorney, reported the incident.
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Herman Rosenthal
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Rosenthal
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Sailor asserts Captain Smith alive seen in Baltimore
Captain Peter Pryal, long known in Baltimore shipping circles, says he spoke with Captain Smith yesterday on St Paul Street. Pryal recounts Smith bought a Washington rail ticket, then calmly told him not to detain him as he was on business, and wished Pryal well until they meet again. Pryal swears to the sighting, saying Dr. Warfield confirms his sanity.
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Emperor Mutsuhito Improves Yet Critical As Death Looms
Reports from Tokio on July 21 describe Emperor Mutsuhito's precarious health after acute nephritis with尿– uraemia complicating his condition. Empress and court physicians stay at his bedside as ministers and princes await further bulletin and news from Kyoto and the palace.
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Fire destroys Point Pleasant High School building
In a July fire at Point Pleasant's new high school the structure was wrecked with estimated losses of 5101,000. Assistant Chief W Hudson Lovell of Jersey City Fire Department was seriously injured when a stair collapsed burying him and John Moore in twisted debris. Lovell survived the fall and was taken to App May Memorial Hospital in Spring Lake for treatment.
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SLAIN GIRL FAMILY LEFT DESOLATE BY MURDER
Mrs Edward Connors mother of Julia Connors the 12 year old Bronx girl killed by Nathan Swartz has been bedridden since the body was found and is growing weaker. Her husband a shipping clerk earns little and cannot hire a nurse. The family of six is nearly destitute and funds to send Mrs Connors to the country for care are unavailable. Connors wishes to place his wife where she can be cared for so he can return to work.
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Lieut. Becker
Harry Brown
Hurt boy crawls a mile to home in New Jersey
Nine year old Kienny Bergen fell from a tree and dragged himself a mile to his Mount Holly home before fainting on the door step. He crawled through trees and brush with both legs broken and an abdomen laceration, found unconscious by his mother two hours later.
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Two Painters Killed When Scaffold Rope Breaks
James Kennedy 40 of Elmhurst L I and Gustave Mills 30 of 1588 Bedford Ave Brooklyn were killed in Red Hook Brooklyn as a scaffold rope failed. Superintendent William Mayer in charge of the six story factory project at 1193 and 195 Ninth Street was arrested pending coroner's inquiry. He claimed the scaffold appeared safe and proposed rotted rope strands as a possible cause.
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Red Hook
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Hamiton Avenue
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Zapatista attack kills and wounds travelers near Mexico City
In a morning assault between Mexico City and Cuernavaca Morelos, the Zapatistas killed more than sixty passengers and left many injured. The attack disrupted the train service and heightened security concerns across the region.
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Seaboard Air Line Schedules Florida Cuba Special and Atlanta Birmingham
The Florida Cuba Special leaves New York at 3 38 P M and the Atlanta Birmingham Special departs at 2 08 P M. Details on to train connections and service speeds are unclear due to damaged text.
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Florida-Cuba
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Atlanta
Sunday Times Pictorial and News Sections Overview
A fragmented listing outlines sections of the Sunday Times including Pictorial, News, Sports, Magazine, Real Estate, and Financial and Business pages. Mentions diverse features from theatre folk, aviation and photography, to urban growth, heat, prices, and government models.
Meat Packers Trust Dissolved as Assets Divided Among Stockholders
Chicago July 20 The National Packing Company has been dissolved and its assets distributed to stockholders to forestall Department of Justice action. Swift interests acquire key plants while Armour O Ogden handles subsidiaries. a similar division affects the National Car Line. Government approval pending.
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United States
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Sightseeing Yacht Sinks After Collision in East River
Seventy five people narrowly escaped drowning when the 110 foot double deck Osprey owned by Normandy Sight-Seeing Co rammed a barge near East Ninety Seventh Street. The vessel sank in shoal water after passengers were rescued by lifeboats and nearby craft as fireboats and tugboats joined in. Captain Charles Cameron led the crew and passengers as divers and rescuers aided the frightened crowd along the river shore.
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John Esprey
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Bradley Contracting Company
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United States Life Saving Corps
Armours plan seen as move to stave off beef trust suit
Washington reports that Armours distributed their plants a measure not officially acknowledged by the Justice Department. The move is viewed as an attempt to block a civil suit seeking dissolution of the beef trust, which had been filed about a year earlier. A criminal case against individuals followed, with the civil action later dropped and expected to resume.
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Posed as Guggenheim Son Baits Chicago Millionaire Scale
Fred L. Lennox a Buffalo draughtsman posing as O Guggenheim son of Senator Guggenheim of Colorado spent two days in a Chicago hotel living high. He bought an automobile with a check after arrival last Thursday and used a chauffeur to tour the city until hotel officials and a car company manager confronted him seeking payment.
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Colorado
Fred L. Lennox
Buffalo
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Arrest of man over letters to Mayor Gaynor and DA
A man described as J E A Sourbirous of 518 East 148th Street was arrested in City Hall Park. He was sent to Bellevue Hospital for sanity examination by Magistrate Kernochan in the Tombs Court after police complaint that he sent threatening letters to Mayor Gaynor and District Attorney Whitman. Detective Bureau Lieut Gilday secured the warrant and took him into custody. The letters accuse the Mayor and DA of a social and business boycott.
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Wertz Fortune Fight Moves From Chicago To Hamburg
Mrs Estella Ryan Snyder sails from New York with her husband to Hamburg Germany to challenge control of the 185 million estate of Paul Wertz a German Field Marshal who died in 1876 The Wertz Family Association of America seeks to prove Wertzs death place at the upcoming trial hoping to reverse a 1872 verdict and recover the fortune for whichever nation is deemed owner
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National Guard Guarding Jail After Jail Murder
In Paintsville Kentucky Circuit Judge D W Gardner called Company D of the Kentucky National Guard from Salyersville to guard the jail after Lee Patrick murder threats stirred violence. Patrick a brother of U S Marshal A B Patrick was stabbed to death in a quarrel. Earn Frank and Clarence Arnette were arrested.
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Clarence Arnette
Maine Relics Neglected in Pittsburgh Park
Relics of the battleship Maine given to Pittsburgh by Congress lie rusting in North Side Park as the City Council refuses to appropriate funds for a memorial base. Congressman Porter recalls Lieut Jenkins, a Maine casualty, and cites support from Burke, but no patriotic societies have contributed.
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Stephen G. Porter
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Roach Becomes Citizen After Presidential Succession Slip
John Roach is naturalized in Judge Bentano's Chicago court though he misanswered a question on presidential succession. When asked who would succeed the president if the president died, Roach answered Roosevelt. The judge smiled and issued the court order admitting him as a U.S. citizen.
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John Roach
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Tufts Sentenced to San Quentin for Fraud
Gorham Tufts Jr., Oriental mystic and cult leader, convicted of fraudulently obtaining more than $100,000 from his Fort Worth wife, Mrs. Roe. He received a three year sentence at San Quentin after a second trial, accused of using a power of attorney to divert funds to his ventures.
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Vagrant dog catches thief in Toledo alley
Bum the vagabond bulldog helped police arrest a thief named Sidney Tucker of Burlington Iowa. Tucker smashed a shop window and stole game collars and ties, then fled but was captured when Bum overtook him in an alley and held him until officers arrived for sentencing to 30 days in the workhouse.
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Haggin Ill in Lexington En Route to Hospital
James B. Haggin III, copper magnate, came to Lexington for tobacco pool interests and was taken ill today. He was hospitalized at Good Samaritan Hospital. doctors say the illness is not serious.
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James B. Haggin
Goodamaritan Hospital
Shipping News Arrival St Paul Southampton July 19
The latest shipping bulletin notes the SS ARRIVED reaching St Paul from Southampton on July 19. It records a port of call, vessel name, route, and date of arrival as the entry lists.
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Southampton
Gang Gun Men Tipped to Flee Now in Chicago
Rosenthal doorman talks race to capture slayers between Burns men and Dougherty's detectives. Dougherty says no one is protected in the conspiracy inquiry as women carry clues and visit the deputy commissioner at headquarters in long conference.
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Becker’s First Defense In Rosenthal Murder Probe
A sprawling report on the Rosenthal murder investigation describes a police and DA race to capture killers aided by Burns detectives. It notes arrests of Libby and Shapiro and tracks possible fugitives Itzky Whitey Lewis Lefty Loewy Schepps Vallon and others linked to Sharkey's and the Metropole killing. It mentions Dora Gilbert and Becker's denials of wealth and a $2500 bribe offer.
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