Lorimer resigns from Hamilton Club over Roosevelt banquet snub
William Lorimer resigns as a member of the Hamilton Club in Chicago after the club withdraws his invitation to attend a Roosevelt banquet amid a bribery scandal. Club president Batten says few resignations are expected, while Lorimer and Roosevelt offered reaction without comment.
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New York Times
Chicago
William Lorimer
Hamilton Club
United States
Illinois
Theodore Roosevelt
Lorimer
John H. Batten
la Galle Street National Bank
Fox Lake
Hamilton Club of
Col
Roosevelt
Congress Hotel
Rookery Building
Col. Roosevelt
James L. Monaghan
Deneen
Batten
Pittsburg
Lina Cavallieri Chanler returns to Paris amid quarrel rumors
Special cable from Paris reports Lina Cavallieri Chanler denies serious quarrel with Robert Winthrop Chanler. She says he left for America to work and she may follow later after a slow recovery from an appendectomy. In Dutchess County, searches for Chanler failed and a family conference at Red Hook was not confirmed.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Mme
Lina Cavalieri Chanler
Cabourg
Robert Winthrop Chanler
Chanler
America
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Dutchess County
Mr. Chanler
Red Hook
Barrytown
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
National Conservation Congress
St. Paul, Minn
Edward E. Perkins
Divorcee shoots admirer in California office clash
Mrs Daisy Krauss, wife of Memphis physician Dr William Krauss, shoots Franklin S Griffith in his Los Angeles office amid a feud involving divorce, money, and mining interests. Griffith says he ended their engagement after learning she was married. Krauss claims her former lover pressured her with debts and false promises. Griffith is wounded but not listed in peril. Krauss and Griffith had coastal and New York ties, with the divorce still unsettled.
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New York
Los Angeles
Krauss
William Krauss
Memphis
College of Mississippi
Franklin S. Griffith
Griffith
Tenn
F. H. Griffith
Daisy Krauss
King of Mardi Gras Faces Personal Expense Dilemma
The Coney Island Mardi Gras executive committee debated funding royal robes and entertainment for newly elected King Mel Sheppard and Queen Teetie Malloy. Sheppard, a world class runner and Olympic figure, claimed he cannot afford royal expenses given his customs salary and family duties. The queen has spent about $80 on robes, and supporters argued it would be unjust for her to bear costs alone. The committee continued into the night.
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Coney Island
Mel” Sheppard
Teetie Malloy
Rough Riders’ Show
Gaynor Horses Win Prizes at Smithtown Show
Mayor Gaynor attended the second annual Smithtown Horse Show at Fifty Acre Field. Gertrude and Rufus Gaynor won prizes with Lemon and Geste, while Butcher Boy owned by C G Smith and Snowball owned by Mrs Stanford White also earned top ribbons. The event drew about 2000 people despite band delays and late opening.
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T. James
L. I
Gaynor
Smithtown Horse Show Association
Gertrude Gaynor
Rufus Gaynor
Ein
Station Wagon Plaza
Rufus
Butcher Boy
C. G. Smith
Stanford White
Snowball
Lemon
Payne Faces Strong Challenge in Auburn Primary
Congress man Sereno E. Payne of Auburn faces a renomination bid by former Mayor E. Clarence Aiken a Republican insurgent opposed to the Payne Tariff bill Anakin opponents say his defeat of Thomas M Osborne for Meyer shows mass appeal and bitter sentiment grows in the district over Payne in Yates County over a government land deal involving a friend of Payne Payne halts Western tour to focus on the race
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New York Times
Auburn
N. Y
Sereno E. Payne
E. Clarence Aiken
Aiken
Thomas M. Osborne
Meyer
Payne
Yates County
Penn Yan
Shipping Timetable Note From Bremen Delays at Sea
A vessel named Kronprinzessin Cecilic reported by Wireless-SS arrived 1,405 miles east of its Bremen origin with a 7 piece cargo at her pier, but was delayed. The message also mentions Cedric and Calambia with Glasgow dated September 3.
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Kronprinzessin Cecilic
Bremen
Cedric
Calambia
Glasgow
Local notice fragment on crate shipment and charges
Fragmentary OCR shows a line about a crate and line items with a figure of 28.70 dollars and mentions an unpaid or disputed charge. No clear names or dates are legible.
Church Officers Lock Out Pastor in Bay Ridge Dispute
Rev. William N. Ackley, 16 years at St. Andrew's Bay Ridge, is ousted by wardens and seven vestrymen locked out of the church. He vows to fight to restore his rectorate, plans services, and will appeal to ecclesiastical and civil authorities. The petition cites incompetency, neglect of duties, and financial issues including $10,000 mortgage. Ackley says removal by wardens is illegal. the church seeks a speedy dissolution of the pastoral relation. He is a Trinity College graduate.
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William N. Ackley
St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Fiftieth Street
Fourth Avenue
Bay Ridge
Darwin J. Meserole
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Long Island
Ackley
Mr. Ackley
Major Irwin
George Chaffee
Edward H. Norwood
Andrew McKlravey
Richard McCurdy
John A. Drain
John Bowker
David E. Hetzel
C. A. Elliott
Bay Ride
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Pictorial and Magazine Sections Preview Season Topics
The issue outlines new season plays and players, reports on notable figures such as Col Roose and Alfonso, and previews sections on crime, inspection laws, travel, industry, and culture. It lists features from Scotland Yard to American industry, and includes dramatic arts, fashion, and real estate scoops.
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Cheyenne
Col
Rooseene
Alfonso
Vice President Sherman's Auto Tax Dispute
Vice President Sherman argues Congress provided his automobile and a presidential car but faces no official support in New York tax questions. Congress funded the cars two years ago with maintenance line items disputed during the last session amid party hostility.
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New York Times
Utica
Sherman
Secretary of State
Congress
Washington
New York
Boston Remains Fifth Largest U.S. City by Population
Census figures show Boston at 670,585 residents in 1910, up 100,603 from 1900, maintaining its status as the nation’s fifth-largest city. New Rochelle Kingston and Poughkeepsie also post notable gains as New York State towns prepare population data for excise board use.
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Washington
Boston
United States
St. Louis
New Rochelle
N. Y
Kingston
Poughkeepsie
Census Bureau
New York
Excise Board
Albany
Magistrate raids circus over cruelty to animals
Magistrate Connolly of the Jamaica Court ordered the arrest of Howard Starrett and clown Nelson Bennett after attending Starrett's Circus at Jamaica to inspect horses. He described the animals as not fine and issued a confiscation order for the horses and set $500 bail for each arrestee.
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Starrett
Jamaica
Connolly
Howard &. Starrett
Nelson Bennett
Examina
Patterson quits governor race in surprise move
Tennessee governor Malcom R. Patterson withdraws from the Democratic bid for a third term. He returns his nomination to the Democratic Party and informs the party committees that he will not be a candidate, citing risks to party unity and Democratic chances in November.
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New York
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Republican Party
Malcom R. Patterson
Democratic Party
Democratic State Executive Committee
Independent State Convention
Mass
Indorse Hooper
United States Senate
Jams B. Frazier
Patterson
Gov. Patterson
Independent Democratic Convention
South
Heacon iver Dar in ust down boat
Incomplete fragment references a boating incident with unclear names and details. The readable text suggests an incident involving a boat and someone named Heacon but provides no concrete actions, dates, places, or outcomes to confirm.
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Heacon Iver
President Jordan in Paris on European lecture tour
Dr. David Starr Jordan president of Leland Stanford University is in Paris after a lengthy European tour. He delivered lectures at world congresses in Berlin and Gratz on warfare biology and promotes the International Peace School founded by Edwin Ginn. He will depart for Brussels and then return to America via London.
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New Yorkk Times
Paris
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Europe
Berlin and
Gratz
Jordan
International Peace School
Edwin Ginn
Boston
Paria
Brussels
America
London
Engineers Inspect Maine Wreck in Havana Harbor
Col. William M. Black and Capt. H. B. Ferguson of the Corps of Engineers visited the wreck of the old battleship Maine in Havana Harbor. They took measurements and soundings to guide plans for raising the hulk.
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Havana
Maine
William M. Black
H. B. Ferguson
Corps of Engineers
Dutchess County backs Gaynor for governor
The Dutchess County Democratic Committee adopted resolutions endorsing Major Gaynor for governor. Edward E. Perkins, chairman of the county committee, also chairs the State Committee of County Chairmen.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
Dutchess County
Democratic Committee
Major Gaynor
Edward E. Perkins
Death by Cyanide: W O Radford In Los Angeles
William Oliver Radford son of San Francisco mining magnate William H Radford died by taking cyanide of potassium in Los Angeles. The body was found and a note to Mrs N G Busch of St Louis called her "the only girl I ever loved."
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Los Angeles
William Oliver Radford
William H. Radford
San Francisco
N. G. Busch
Jefferson Avenue
St. Louis
False Vanderbilt report denied in Newport
A circulating tale claimed Reginald C. Vanderbilt died from a pistol wound rather than typhoid fever. Dr. Austin Flint and William R. Hunter dismissed the rumor as false, noting a surgeon rather than a fever specialist would attend if true. Indignation rose among Vanderbilt friends in New York.
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Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Newport
Vanderbilt
Iit
Austin Flint
William R. Hunter
Mr. Vanderbilt
New York
Woman Jumps to Death at East Rock
Grace L. Burt of New Haven leapt from the east face of East Rock, about 200 feet, and survived briefly before dying at a hospital. She begged an officer to shoot her. She was about 30, with severe eye trouble feared to blind her, relatives said.
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New Haven
Grace L. Burt
East Rock
Miss Burt
Run to his Last Fire Fire Horse Jim Shot Dead
Jim the Brooklyn fire horse, once a wagon horse and later a fire engine helper, was shot by police after being wounded in the head. He struggled to rise as flames crews responded, but a second bullet ended his life near Broadway and Bedford Avenue. The incident follows reports to Fire Headquarters about his deteriorating condition.
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Broadway
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
Jim
Hannon
Old Jim
South Eighth Street
Meriden banker searches for missing relative in New York
Charles L. Rockwell of Meriden Connecticut came to New York last Thursday to locate a missing young man rumored to be in ill health. He stayed at the Hotel Manhattan and showed a photograph of the man about 33. A letter from the missing man on Hotel Manhattan stationery was found as a clue. Rockwell declined to discuss the case. his daughter confirmed travel and ongoing search.
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Charles L. Rockwell
Meriden
Conn
Rockwell
Manhattan
New York
Surrogate Levinson
Nyack
Dominick
Levinson
Renee
Valley Co
Rockland Lake
Rockland Hotel
Weinthall
Romano
Mike McNichol
Morelli Hotel
Morelli
Placanico House
Lake Shore
McNichol
Evan Verducca
Tony Demarco
Placanico
Annie Verducca
Lunch Spots for Fresh Grape Juice at 133 Fulton St NY
Readers are directed to Seyames at 133 Fulton Street in New York for lunch options and fresh pressed grape juice. The listing highlights the location as a place to enjoy a quick meal and a healthy juice beverage in the heart of the city.
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Fulton St
New York
White Slave Raid in Nyack Woods Recovers Abducted Girl
Italian detectives from Hoboken arrested Dominick Placanico and Tony Demarco after a daylong hunt in the Nyack woods. They freed Annie Verducca, a nineteen year old abducted from Hoboken, with Eva Verducca aiding the search. Mrs Adelina Placanico and Annie Verducca were held as witnesses.
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Hoboken
Nyack
Black Hand
Adgenw Street
Nyack Woods
Dominick Placanice
Tony Demarco
Jersey City
Adelina Placanico
Dominick
Annie Verducca
B. Levinson
Eva Verducca
Nils Verducca
West Nyack
Valley Cottage
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Lomensely
Rita
Hy. Mayer
Excise
Stecicl
Boston Herald
Philadelhia
Democrats
State Executive Committee
Leland Stanford
Army
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W. C. Radford
Reginald C
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Romane
Quinn
Dominick Placanico
Hudson
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Hudson County
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