Biscuits poisoned in Searles home. two ex servants arrested
Arsenic found in barrel of flour. Pierre Heritier and Honorine Heritier, former butler and maid, arrested in New York. Searles family members, including Mrs. Harrison the laundress and five year old Warri son, fell ill after eating biscuits. Stamford Chief Brennan led the case with warrants issued Sept. 16. investigations traced to West Thirty seventh Street boardinghouse.
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Biya
Searles
Darien
Conn
Pierre Heritier
Honorine Heritier
Warrison
Brenan
Stamford
Brennan
Searles Ginner
Cay
Heritier
IL. C. Stevenson
Supreme Court
Fairfield County
Stiles Judson
David Brown
Central Office
Wiich
Fron
Heritiers
Scearles
New York
Rgd
Niswim
Ixaries
Missouri man on murder trial kills himself in hotel
A man left a courtroom during a murder trial and fatally shot himself in a hotel room. Police found a note at the scene. The incident ends a high profile case as investigators review motives and connections to the victim.
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Missouri
Tuomas Epner
Gav
Miss Elkins Not in Paris as Elkins Family Visits Paris
Special cable dispatch notes Mrs. Robert R. Kitt and her daughter have left Paris for America while Stephen B. Elkins Jr and Davis Elkins remain in Paris this week. The Elkins party attended a dinner in honor of Mrs and Miss Elkins given by the Maharanee of Baroda at Vichy and in England befriended the Baroda Prince.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Robert R. Kitt
America
Vichy
Italy
Duke of
Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
Senator Elkins
Maharanee of
Baroda
Prince of
Elkinses
England
Chantilly
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Davis Elkins
Indianapolis Man Caught Carrying Stolen Goods at Philadelphia Pier
William B. Mann of Indianapolis arriving on the Philadelphia was searched by Special Customs Inspector Timothy Donohue. From his pockets were found a dozen silver spoons seven knives two bonbon boxes a brooch set and two pieces of lace. Mann claimed he carried them to prevent theft and paid $22 duty to keep the items.
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American Line
William B. Mann
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Timothy Donohue
Mr. Mann
Water Shortage Drags Hundreds to Pocantico Lake
Fishermen flock to Pocantico Lake as water levels drop in North Tarrytown and nearby towns. The New York Times reports the lake was drained to feed a reservoir, leaving thousands of fish exposed and prompting urgent precautions against fire while residents fear recovery may take months.
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York Times
Tarrytown
Ne Y
Pocantico Lake
North Tarrytown
Dobbs, Ferry
Hastings
Iere
Pocantico
Cat Fished for Catfish Near Jamaica Tay
A hotel owner’s cat at Three Mare Mill Jamaica got dragged into deeper water while hunting a large catfish in Three Mile Mill Creek. The cat swam back to shore after losing its grip as the fish dragged them into the stream.
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Three- Mile Mill Creek
Jamaica Tay
Three-Mile Mill
Jamaica
Puss
Tabby
Missing Louisville business leader Frank C. Nunemacher sought
Frank C. Nunemacher president of the Board of Trade and longtime American Manufacturers’ Association member has been missing from his Louisville home for a week. At 60 he is a prominent Republican in the Fifth District and active in the YMCA. His family asked police to aid in the search. He has been in poor health and is a prolific labor writer.
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Louisville
Frank C. Nunemacher
Board of Trade
American Manufacturers’ Association
Nunemacher
Ife
Michigan minister King in serious condition in Baltimore
Hamilton W. King United States Minister to Stem is seriously ill in a Baltimore hospital after kidney surgery. His condition worsened yesterday and remained grave today despite a slight improvement earlier.
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Baltimore
Hamilton W. King
Michigan
United States
Stem
Iking
Tle
Gaynor Considers Governors Bid Amid Democratic Push
Saratoga reports a letter from Mayor William J. Gaynor to Frank Gick indicating he will carefully consider a gubernatorial nomination. Delegates were instructed to vote for his nomination, while Gaynor’s health and recovery are noted in the exchange with New York and Buffalo Democrats.
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New York Times
Saratoga
Frank Gick
Saratoga County
William J. Gaynor
New York
Spears
Gaynor
Gick
Manuy
Ikard Wold
Logicat
Gallagher in Hospital After Prison Abscess Operation
James Jo Gadavier a suspect linked to mayor Jaynor's shooting is in Hudson County Hospital Jersey City for an abscess drained by Dr Haskins Assistant County Physician. The doctor says the condition is not serious and expects a quick return to his cell.
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James Jo Gadavier
Mayer Gasynoer
Newco
Hudson County Hospital
Jersey City
AL Poolinshins
Gillagher
Haskins
Gallagher
Jaynor
Incubator Baby Deaths Prompt Arrest of Dr Snyder
In Louisville Kentucky a Pittsburg doctor was arrested in Jeffersonville Indiana after 12 warrants charging a statutory offense were issued following the death of three babies on display in an incubator at the State Fair. The doctor said the deaths occurred due to lack of proper attention during transit from Chicago to Louisville. The babies reportedly came from Charity Hospital in Pittsburg. The deputy coroner found the deaths resulted from inanition.
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Louisville
Snyder
Pittsburg
Penn
Jeffersonville
Ind
Bullitt
Chicago
Charity Hospital
Will contest filed over Thurston estate at Point Loma
San Diego reports a suit to challenge the will of Mrs Harriet P Thurston a 74 year old elder in the Theosophical Society at Point Loma head by Mrs Katherine Tingley. George Patterson son files the action alleging undue influence on the bequest of 150000.
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San Diego
Cal
Harriet P. Thurston
Theosophical Organization
Point Loma
Katherine Tingley
George Patterson
Thurston
Newburyport
Mass
Tingley
Exclusive Vick Offered on Savannah Yacht Series
An exclusive report notes a new Savannah series yacht offers private baths and appeals to luxury buyers. Details remain limited as industry insiders discuss features and potential pricing amid market chatter.
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Vick
Savannah
The New York Times Weekly Index Snapshot Page 1
A compact listing of The New York Times contents including Page 1 items on public schools openings, Newport Horse Show society attendance, airship America trip prep, Roosevelt western tour, baby parade at Asbury Park, Boy Scouts at Long Beach, Arctic hunting expedition return, and multiple sections across News Cable Magazine Society Real Estate and more.
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Newport
America
Atlantic
Col. Roosevelt
Asbury Park
Boy Scouts
Long Beach
Ratney-Whitney
Balloons Race From Indianapolis In Record Entry Roll
Thirteen balloons started from Indianapolis to contest distance and duration with nine seeking American team spots for the St Louis race and four in the free for all Diamond Studder Cup. Early delays due to inflation issues marked a busy launch as pilots battled variable wind while American champion John Berry skipped entering a new craft. Nine balloons were tracked over the region by 5 30 with several crossing towns near Muncie as America II and other entrants pursued northeast courses.
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Indianapolis
Ind
America
St. Louis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
New York
America II
Berlin
Oscar Erbsloh
New Jersey
John Berry
University City
William T. Assmann
Louis von Phul
J. H. Ware, Jr
Cleveland
Clifford B. Kisrman
Alan R. Hawley
Arthur T. Aberholt
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Charles Walsh
Kingston
N. Y
Hoosier
C. G. Fisher
Indiana II
St. W. Jacobs
Topeka
Kan
Albert Holse
Cincinnati
Drifter
Te Weet Pointer Newburgh and return Dy We Ceme
Faint readable fragment notes a geographic location Newburgh and an event with an apparent return or arrival. Limited legible names or actions prevent full detail. core idea centers on a pointer or signal connected to Newburgh and a forthcoming or completed movement.
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Newburgh
Chicago Population Update Reflects Growth and Setbacks
Census bulletin shows Chicago's 1910 population at 2,185,281, up 28.7 percent this decade but below 2,400,000 hoped for. New York leads among cities over 100,000. Chicago remains second to New York with 2.6 million, ahead of Philadelphia by 600,000. Growth lags Milwaukee Detroit and Cleveland among Great Lakes cities.
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New York Times
Washington
Chicago
Bureau of the Census
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Bureau
London
Paris
Tokio
Berlin
Ferlin
Cleveland
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Detroit
Buffalo
Toledo
Town Inc
Albany
N. Y
Allegheny
Penn
Athinta
Haltomere
Tieston
Mass
Bridgeport
Ae S
Ohio
Bile Ania
Leavion
Denver
Fall River
Mase
Grand Rapids
Mich
Indianapolis
Ind
Jorney City
Kansas City
Bo See
Memphis
Tenn
Wis
Minneapolis
Minn
Janes
Newark
Settee
New Haven
Conn
New Orleans
Creeee
Steer
New. York
tCrmada
Neb
Paterson
Lay
Providence
R. I
Rochester
tSt. Joseph
Setees
St. Louis
St. Paul
San Francisco
Scranton
Syracus Co
Washington, D. C
Iitt
Worcester
Chicago Surpasses Two Million Mark in Population Rise
Chicago shows a 28.7 percent growth in the last decade, adding 486,708 residents to reach about 2,006,006. The city claims second place among U.S. cities and high rank globally, with no other city near its rapid rise to nearly two and a quarter million in two centuries.
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Chicago
Ill
United States
New Home For Sale Near Bolling Tindeena
A freshly finished house listings notes a beautiful new home for sale near Bolling in Tindeena. The article highlights modern design and immediate availability for buyers seeking a move in ready property.
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Bolling
Tio Tindeena
Triple Homicide Near Silver City in New Mexico
José Montoya killed three cowboys on the upper Gila River after his son was slain by the same group. The incident occurred in New Mexico and no further details are available.
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Silver City
N. M
José Montoya
Gila River
New Mexico
Former Official Guilty in Street Subway Conspiracy
Reading Penn September 17 Former City Engineer Elmer H Beard and contractors Penrose W Hawman and Albert H Hawman were found guilty by a jury of conspiracy in the street subway project. Prosecution said Beard approved excessive material estimates with discrepancies over 30000 dollars.
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Reading
Penn
Elmer H. Beard
Penrose W
Albert H. Hawman
Beard
Candidate shoots rival in Guadalupe County race
In Seguin Texas on September 17 county judge H M Wursebach was shot by rival Adolph Seldemann. Wursebach escaped serious injury after a dispute sparked by a speech in which Wursebach refused to retract criticism. The incident intensified campaign bitterness between party lines.
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Seguin
Texas
H. M. Wursebach
Guadalupe County
Adolph Seldemann
Wursebach
Seidemann
Trams Collide in Union City. Two Die and Thirteen Hurt
In Union City Indiana two traction cars collided head on tonight killing Whitford Chenowell the motorman and Lermore Tapp a passenger. Thirteen others were injured in the crash.
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Union City
Ind
Whitford Chenowell
Lermore Tapp
MISS DU CHARME WEDS DUKE
Angello Marigliano Duke Del Monte of Naples and Miss Julie Du Charme daughter of Mrs Alfred J Du Charme of Detroit wed at St Pauls Church Grosse Point. The couple will honeymoon briefly in Detroit then sail for Naples their future home.
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Detroit
Mich
Angello Marigliano
Duke del Monte
Naples
Julie du Charme
Alfred J. du Charme
Swere
St. Paul's Church
Grosse Point
Pa Reports 658 Infantile Paralysis Cases in 45 Counties
The Pennsylvania Department of Health reports 658 infantile paralysis cases across 45 of 67 counties. Lancaster leads with 135 cases, followed by Philadelphia with 79. The illness was recently made a reportable disease in the state.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Penn
State Department of Health
Lancaster County
Tragic Train Accident Injures Two Boys Near Albany
In Albany Georgia on September 17 Lafayette Yarborough reports his two young sons were struck by a Georgia Florida Alabama Railroad passenger train while on a high trestle near Edison. One boy was ground almost to pulp and killed. the other is mortally injured but survived a leap to safety by a third boy.
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Albany,ga
Lafayette Yarborough
Edison
Georgia, Florida & Alabama Railroad
Railroads propose cutoff of complimentary passes
The Western Passenger Association proposes that after January 1 1911 no complimentary annual passes be issued to officers and agents below assistant general passenger agent. The rule awaits freight group approval and could extend to freight officials.
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Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Rocky Mountains
Tunnel to Canada opens freight service under Detroit River
Detroit Michigan the Michigan Central Railroad opens a regular freight service through a double barreled tunnel under the Detroit River to Windsor Ontario. Early trips were run yesterday as preparation for today's schedule. Passenger service will begin once engineers master tunnel motor handling. Electrification of Detroit terminals will accompany the $15 000 000 project.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan Central Railroad
Detroit River
Windsor
Ont
Masked man assaults Staten Island baker on Granite Road
A masked man tried to rob baker Joseph Treuff near Granite Road Staten Island last night. Treuff struck the horse with a whip sending the robber from the wagon as the highwayman fired four shots. Detective Conoby arrested farm hand Charles Serrano at Stapleton, who denied involvement.
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Joseph Treuff
Staten Island
Treuff
Trenuff
Highwayrman
Conoby
Dewey's Pure Claret Wines Ad Near Fulton Street
A concise advertisement from Dewey & Sons at 158 Fulton Street New York promotes Dewey's Pure Claret as the best of all dinner wines. The note underscores product quality and vendor contact.
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Dewey’s
Dewey & Sons CQ
Fulton St
N.Y
Roosevelt Praises Some Acts of Taft at Syracuse Address
After delivering a Syracuse address, Lieutenant Governor White hosts a dinner at home with Woodruff and Hendricks among guests as President Roosevelt praises certain Taft administration actions.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Gov. White
Taft and Congress Urged to Action on Tariffs and Reform
The president and Congress are urged to create a Tariff Commission and pursue tariff treaties with foreign powers. Proposals include Philippine tariff policy, strengthening Interstate Commerce, a national legislative program for corporate taxation, a Postal Savings Bank bill, and a commission to address stock and bond over capitalization.
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United States
Taft
Philippines
Congress
Postal Savings Bank
Roosevelt speech at Syracuse fair signals Taft tilt
Col Roosevelt spoke at the State Fair in Syracuse addressing about 40,000 attendees. He praised Taft administration deeds and urged opponents to debate openly, pledging bold rhetoric to defend his platform and critiquing Supreme Court decisions while calling for equal opportunity and limited corporate power.
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Syracuse
N. J
Col. Roccevelt
Taft
Africa
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Denver
William H. Taft
Abraham Lincoln
Col. Roosevelt
Republican Party
Onondaga County Republican Organization
Francis Hendricks
Hendricks
Republican State Committee
State Committee
Republica
Horace White
Timothy L. Woodruff
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Remnan
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New York City
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Rede
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Sulzer Camairm
Profess Hall
Maser Jaynor
Sevral
The
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V. Magazine
Maine
Prince Caroline Murat
Frereeh Court
Maeterlinck
New Theatre
Emsts
Tnglish War Office
Cetada
Paes
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Miss DU Charme
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Western Railroads
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