Hearst outlines independence line in mayoral fusion debate
William R Hearst addresses the Independence League County Committee in Arlington Hall urging cooperation without compromise He insists on subway control by the city and pledges from Board of Estimate nominees He argues against fusion that sacrifices league principles and labels Tammany Hall as corrupt while weighing cooperation with other parties
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Hearst Independence League
League
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Independence League
Tammany Hall
Mr. Hearst
Europe
Arlington Hall
St. Mark’s Place
Third Avenue
Clarence J. Shearn
Democratic Party
Earst
Ague
Independence ‘League
Repubean
Aldrich
Bailey
Lincoln
Republcan
Tammany
Independence League Neiples
Time Table Notice for September 7 Train Service
Time table issued for September 1 by Pennsylvania Railroad affecting Lege Branch, Asbury Park and Point via main line. Agents to have timetable by September 5.
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Berk. Lege
Asbury Atk
Am Point
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ady
Hold Girl as Mail Thief in Chicago Case
Emily Sayer a 20 year old from a wealthy New York family is arrested with Allan Posner by Post Office Inspectors for stealing letters from Chicago apartment mail boxes. They face charges of pilfering letters while alleged accomplices are sought. Posner claims responsibility while shielding Sayer who pleads innocence.
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New York Times
Chicago
Emily Sayer
New York
Post Office
Allan Posner
Emily Maddock
New York Stock Exchange
Worth Street
North
South Side
Posner
Allan
Emily Snyder
Ballinger vows to kill some snakes after Pacific coast trip
Secretary Ballinger answers questions on the Ballinger Pinchot controversy and related conservation matters. He declines to discuss details, says he will submit reports to the President soon, and plans to issue a public statement before traveling to Beverly.
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Washington
Ballinger
Pacific Coast
Forestry Bureau
Messrs. Pierce, Dennett
Schwartz
Will of A J Cammeyer Probate Files Estate Over $20 000
Alfred J Cammeyer shoe merchant dated March 1 1903 files for probate. Estate value over $20 000 with about $125 000 in specific bequests. Widow Mrs Mattie Cammeyer to receive rest and residuary estate. Louis M Hart gets 25000 plus goodwill and business name rights. encouraged to continue Cammeyer. Frederick McFarlane 5000. John Doran 1000. Twenty nephews nieces get 3500 each with void if contest. Trust fund 10000 to Charles Van Buren life income, then principal to widow. Mrs Cammeyer executrix with Hart. codicil revokes 10000 to Minnie Hay.
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Alfred J. Cammeyer
Mattie Camimeyer
Cammeyer
Louis M. Hart
Minnie Hay
Lone Bandit Active After Train Holdup Near Lewistown
A lone highwayman believed to be the train robber seized Robert L. Little and his family on a road near Lewistown Pennsylvania. He took 10 dollars a watch and Mr Little's hat. Detectives hold the mountain under guard with more than 500 officers patrolling.
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Lewistown
Penn
Robert L. Little
Hudson Fulton water pageants schedule request
Read LINE Steamers request details for Hudson Fulton water pageants schedule. Message indicates sending for schedule and timing.
Rigid baggage searches cause delays for Atlantic liners
The article reports harsh baggage and clothing inspections at Hoboken and New York piers for arrivals from Lusitania Provence Kaiserin Auguste Victoria and others. Inspectors opened purses and checked coats causing long queues and passenger complaints including Justice Dugro and Vernon H. Brown.
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Atlantic Steamship Companies
Lusitania
Provence
Hoboken
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Harrison Osborn
Hissssistant
Law Department
E. C. Barnes
C. C. Wall
New York
Custom House
Europe
E. J. Roberts
Cunard Line
Vernon H. Brown
Supreme Court
Dugro
East Forty-eighth Street
Loeb
Richard Monseran
Rascowitz
Chicago
Oe Cane
Order Your Copy Of Tomorrow's Times At Your Newsdealer
Advertisement urges readers to pre arrange a subscription or purchase for the next edition noting notable features advertised elsewhere and urging early action to secure a copy.
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Tomorrow’s Times
Inventor Attacked on Broadway Car in Public Assault
William H. Sauvage, railroad appliance inventor and Sauvage Safety Brake Co. director, says Walter F. Pyne assaulted him on a southbound Broadway car near Seventy-fifth Street. Sauvage was treated for a cut under his eye. Pyne was arrested on assault charges and to be arraigned next morning.
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William H. Sauvage
Sauvage Safety Brake Company
Broad Street
Walter F. Pyne
West Highty-eighth Street
Sauvage
Tody Hamilton
Seventy-fifth Street
Pyne
Young Pyne
Hartridge
Assaul
West Sixty Eighth Street
Herald Square
Hamilton
Catharine Yne
West Twentyseventh Street
West Blighty-eighth Street
Young Men’s Christian Association
Walter
West Eighty-eighth Street
West Side Court
Mrs Yerkes Sells Chicago Home in Transfer to Secretary
Mrs Mary Adelaide Yerkes widow of C T Yerkes has transferred the Yerkes residence at Michigan Avenue and Thirty second Street to her private secretary Miss Mary Fitzpatrick for 15000 dollars. The transfer is described as temporary for convenience and the property remains in Mrs Yerkes hands.
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New York Times
Chicago
Mary Adelaide Yerkes
C. T. Yerkes
Traction King of
Yerkes
Michigan Avenue
Thirty-second Street
Mary Fitzpatrick
Recorder's Office
Clarence A. Knight
New York
London
Collision sinks Magnolia with thirty aboard at Sheepshead Bay
A night collision near East Twenty Third Street Sheepshead Bay split the fifty foot Magnolia in two. All thirty passengers including the Captain and three crew were rescued by the Nettie and William Schaefer ferries. The Nettie showed no lights and the Nettie’s captain vanished after rescue. The Magnolia carried $500 worth of Plum Island produce lost at sea.
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Magnolia
Frederick Heineman
East Twenty-third Street
Sheepshead Bay
Plum Island
Heineman
William Schaefer
Nettie
Ocean Avenue
Point Breeze
Manhattan Beach
John Morton
Desperate Escape Ends With Fatal Injury On Train
James B. Hill Jr. leaped from a moving train near Pittsburg after being recaptured from Codville asylum. He suffered a severe skull fracture and likely fatal injuries. Hill, 38, was linked to the Edwin M. Hill Lumber Co. in Pittsburg and had escaped on Aug. 6 with possible aid from a waiting automobile.
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Pittsburg
Codlville
James B. Hill, Jr
Hill
Alvin Bulger
Asylum
New Cumberland
Rock Springs
Ohio
Edwin M. Hill Lumber Company
End of Car Strike in Pittsburgh Aims at McKees Rocks
The Pressed Steel Car Company strike near McKees Rocks may end as eleven workers died and hundreds were wounded. Strikers offer to return on old wage terms with unfinished cars paid at prior scale and to implement a 1907 wage scale after completion. The company ignores the strikers and plans talks with individuals at the plant information bureau.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Pressed Steel Car Company
McKees Rocks
Playing Golf With Taft in Evening World Ady
Fragmentary note reports a golf related item involving Taft and an Evening World advertisement. Readable names are limited but the text suggests a profile or feature segment. Further details are unavailable in the readable excerpt.
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Taft
Anc
Ay Joseph
Oserr
Evening World
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Collides With Pier at New York Dock
The Hamburg American liner Kaiserin Auguste Victoria listed to port on arrival and struck the upper bridge structure ashore, smashing it. The third officer narrowly escaped injury by leaping clear. The stern of the liner bumped the President Grant but caused no damage. Captain H. Ruser praised for rapid docking to Friday.
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Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
President Grant
H. Ruser
New York
Joe Bailey Boomed for President at Bonham Speech
United States Senator J. W. Bailey drew about 10,000 people in Bonham Texas where a banner proclaimed Joe Bailey for President 1912. He welcomed the crowd with smiles and planned another rally at Hillsboro the next day.
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
United States
J. W. Bailey
Bonham
Joe Bailey
Hillsboro
Bride Wanda Loitero joins Count Ostheim in London ceremony
The Count Hermann Ostheim wed in London on Thursday. The bride Wanda Paola Loitero, a Maxim girl in the Merry Widow company at Daly's Theatre, is recorded in church records as the bride. The event marks the former heir presumptive to Saxe-Weimar's Grand Duchy.
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London
Hermann Osthein
Grand Duchy of
Saxe- Weimar
Daly's Theatre
Wanda Paola Loitero
Orders Glassmen to Strike Over Wage Raise
Hartford City Indiana workers at American Window Glass Company are ordered by Sinn of the National Union to strike tomorrow unless the firm accepts a 20 percent wage increase. The move affects about five thousand workers across six plants as the union presses for a 12 percent higher raise than current hand blower wages. The machine glass blowers argue hand methods can cut and flatten faster.
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Hartford City
Ind
American Window Glass Company
Sinn
National Union
Pittsburg
Threatened General Strike by New Bedford Cotton Mills
In New Bedford Massachusetts a 20 000 worker general strike looms after mill owners refuse to restore a 10 percent wage cut from March 1908. Textile Council members received a formal reply from mill owners at a night meeting, surprising delegates who had anticipated a 5 percent wage increase or full restoration.
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New Bedford
Mass
Textile Council
Texas Governor in Tug Over Taft Austin Visit
Gov Campbell and Rep Burleson urged President Taft to visit Austin but received a curt reply noting no itinerary changes. Campbell expressed indignation while accepting the dispatch as final and doubted a Taft meeting in El Paso or elsewhere in Texas during the visit.
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New York Times
Lallas
Tex
Campbell
Burleson
Taft
Austin
Fred W. Carpenter
Gov
el Paso
Army desertion case at Fort Adams ends in return to post
Private Walter Fertau of the 110th Coast Artillery at Fort Adams escaped from the post hospital prisoners ward and is back at the post awaiting general court martial on desertion and destroying Government property charges. He fled last month after claiming to be going home during guard duty and was recaptured after being found at his wife’s Newport home.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Walter Fertau
110Th Coast Artillery Company
Fort Adams
Fertan
Fertau
Cheyenne Reports Suspected Cholera on Board
The British tank steamer Cheyenne capt. McDonald, sailing from Rotterdam to New York, passing the Isle of Wight bound for Falmouth, signaled two suspected cholera cases aboard during its night voyage.
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London
McDonald
Rotterdam
New York
Isle of Wight
Falmouth
Seeing New York Steam Yachts Tour Travel Ad
Seeing New York steam yachts offer free transportation from Seeing N.Y. auto office at Flatiron Ridg. 5th Ave side with starting points at W. 224 St. N. R. at 10 A.M. and 2 30 P.M. The hours’ trip costs $1. Tel. 4944 Gramercy.
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N. Y
Flatiron Ridg
St. N. R
Gramercy
Cook Declares He Has Prooks About the Pole
A report notes Cook claims possession of “prooks” and challenges skeptics to locate a brass tube left at the Pole containing a record. The piece maintains a curious, adventurous tone about polar exploration.
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Cook
Cook Defends Pole Claim in Copenhagen Row
Dr. Frederick A. Cook reiterates he reached the North Pole on April 21, 1908 amid skeptical scientists. Copenhagen awaits the Hans Egede and a formal reception with King Frederick, while Amundsens’ relatives join the banquet and a Danish gold medal may be awarded.
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North Pole
Peary
Hans Egede
Dr. Cook
Copenhagen
Skaw
Dr. Stolberg
Arctic
Commerce
Royal Geographical Society
Frederick
Hans
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Justice Dugro and
W. H. Sauvage
Mrs. Yerkes
Horsford
Twain
Boom Bailey
Senator
Count’s Bride
Osthein
Maxim
Merry Widow
Rain
London Daily Mail
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Erick A. Cook
Skan
Denmark
Scien
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