Roosevelt Fights Boss Rule For Open State Convention
Oyster Bay Sept 22 The Roosevelt camp predicts a pro open convention majority of about 100 at Saratoga as boss control clashes with reformers. Col Roosevelt asserts the aim is genuine representation and warns conferences cannot determine delegates final choice until Saratoga. He plans to run for temporary chair and hopes to shape a platform reflecting the people’s will.
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
New York State
Saratoga
Col. Roosevelt
Cal. Rooosevelt
Roosevelt
Abose
Col. Kuosexcit
Ylank
Pearte
Sherman
Syracuse
Shooting at Auto Party Leaves Mystery in Uptown District
Police traced a strange late night shooting and car pursuit in the uptown theatre area. Mrs. Hadley described a speeding auto with a plain license number and a woman named Gladys. detectives searched for the vehicle owner and the missing automobile as audiences discussed the incident.
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Fts
Uptown Theatre District
West Fifty-second Street
Detective Bureau
Brady
West Forty-seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
Margaret Hadley
West Fortysixth Street
Hadley
Gladys
West
Chanler revokes power in marriage settlement dispute
Robert Winthrop Chanler the husband of opera singer Natalia t avalieri revokes the power of attorney to Tavalleri in a move seen as signaling a changed stance in the dispute over the marriage settlement. Previous attempts to alter the ante nuptial agreement involved creditors and Chanler's former wife Julia Chamberlain. The disclosure came via his attorney Sidney Harris who provided no further comment.
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Robert Winthrop Chanter
Natalia T'Avalieri
Chanler
Tavalleri
Chanter
Channler
Julia Chamberlain Chanter
Wilhna
Mrhaner
Sidney Harris
Ideal student dies insane at Danvers Hospital
Christopher Royce 28 son of Prof Josiah Roves died today at Danvers Insane Hospital after long confinement since January 1S. A Harvard prodigy entering at 14, he excelled in mathematics and astronomy and later pursued music. His father sought a guardian from Probate Court at East Cambridge citing insanity.
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New York Times
Boston
Maoss
Christopher Royce
Josiah Roves
Danvers Insne
Danvers
East Cambridge
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Graduate School of Applied Science
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False Bottom in Her Trunk At Brooklyn Customs
Mrs Jedda Scharf of 305 Grand Street Brooklyn arrived as a second cabin passenger on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. She explained to Surveyor Henry and Special Deputy Smyth at the Custom House why there was a false bottom in her trunk and about jewelry found in her clothing. Her declaration amounted to 15 dollars. a cousin packed the trunk, she said. The Surveyor ordered seizure appraisal and sale. she was not prosecuted due to language inability. Clara F Laplace of New Orleans, held up for undeclared goods on Friedrich der Grosse, was fined full value plus duty totaling 605 dollars.
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Jedda Scharf
Grand Street
Brooklyn
Henry
Smyth
Custom House
Sleepers and electric comfort on Seaboard Air Line ad
Advertisement describes observation car service from Atlanta to Birmingham and Memphis via Jacksonville and Tampa with through sleepers and electric lights and fans. Schedules show 1:25 P M departure with Irwin at 1183 Broadway for the Seaboard Air Line.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Bavanash
Jacksonville
Tampa
Irsin
Seaboard Air Line
Broadway
Lusitania Sets Record Pace in New Atlantic Crossing
Cunard liner Lusitania arrives with more passengers than ever onboard after a 4 days 13 hours 26 minutes crossing. Notables aboard include Reinus Roosevelt and J Sergeant Cram. amid harbor tugs and misty dusk, speculation swirled about Roosevelt's rumored engagement to Miss Rutherford, which he denied. Sir Alfred Mond visits New York en route to Ontario to inspect a cement plant, while debates on free trade and tariffs color European and American ties.
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Ambrose Channel
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Spee
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Tilhead
Capacy
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Lesitania
Reinus Toosevelt
Phelas
Margaret Rutherfurd
William W. Vattiderbitt
Roosevelt
Marr
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Miss Rutherfur
New York
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Ontario
Thaereset
Vnrits
France
Nositia
Amd
Ermany
What is Wrong With Our Police A Reader’s Critique
A cautious study outlines a critique of policing and offers a remedy. The piece previews insights by a thoughtful observer to appear in Next Sunday's Times.
Sound Boat Sinks Disabled Launch On the Past River
A gasoline launch named Eva owned by Rev. Dr. A. S. Biddle and son, with five aboard including John H. Weiss and Wentworth Weiss, sank after its engine failed near Clason Point. All five were rescued. Riddie Biddle suffered serious injuries and rib damage. The Eva had been moored at Cyprus Avenue before Weiss planned to buy it.
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A. G. Biddle
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Jersey City
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Frame Street
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Weiss
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James Riddle
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Clason
Park River
Priseida
Ferther
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Clason Point
J. Gilligan
Chasen Point
Pon Nath
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Tie
Fordham Hospital
Instea
Quinn
South Brother Island
Riddie
New Jersey
Riverside Hospital
North Brother Island
Cyprus Avenue
Harlem River
Hamilton to fly in Chicago New York race
Charles E Hamilton announced he will start in the Chicago to New York aeroplane race with a 110 horsepower plane. He will fly from the Pacific coast to the Chicago meet and then the Chicago New York contest. He aims for 50 to 55 mph and plans to use a larger engine for the long flight while recovering from a recent fall.
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I Hamilton
New York Times-Chicago Evening Post
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Finey
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J. 1D. McCurdy
Eugene BE. Riv
Todd Shiver
James Radley
England
William Greene
Rochester
New York Times
New York Timers
Charles E. Wamilton
Residents seek to refill St. Mary's Lake after drawdown
Harrison in Westchester County residents push action to force owners to fill St. Mary's Lake with water after it was drained. They warn thousands of fish have died and mud exposure could cause illness while the Inter-Urban Water Company plans to use the lake for future supply. Carps of 15 to 20 pounds are buried in mud and others have been left dry.
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Harrison
Westchester County
St. Mary's Lake
Bishop's Wallet Found Aboard Lorriane Ship
Detectives recover a wallet from porter B J Jackson after the wallet is picked up near the French line pier. Contents include 400 francs a 10 000 franc money order 90 in US cash and a Havre steamship ticket to Mgr Fouche Bishop of Orleans. The Bishop is informed learns of loss offers a Mass for Detective Leeson s wife and daughter.
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France
Lorraine
Havre
Moody and Leeson
Central Office
B. J. Jackson
Mgr. Fouche
Orleans
Leeson
Justice Lehman III Admitted With Typhoid Fever
Justice Irving Lehman of the Supreme Court arrived from the West suffering from typhoid fever and was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital. Early this morning hospital officials said he was resting comfortably.
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Irving Lehman
Supreme Court
Mount Sinai Hospital
Dewey's American Wine House Ad in New York
Retail notice for H. T. Dewey & Sons Co on 138 Fulton Street announces an American wine house located half a block east of Fulton Street subway station in New York City.
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Dewey’s American Wine House
Fulton St
Ub. Station
H. T. Dewey & Sons Co
N.Y. Ady
English speed record holder sails from England to Chicago
James Radley, holder of the English speed record for heavier-than-air aircraft, sailed yesterday on the Oceanic for Chicago. The move is reported as continued on page 32 in the New York Times.
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James Radley
England
New York Times
London
Sherman to preside at State Republican Convention
Utica New York September 22 Vice President James S Sherman returned from the National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Atlantic City He plans to stay in Utica until the Republican State Convention then will preside There he will head the First Assembly District delegation to the convention He spoke with confidence and declined comment on local or state conditions.
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Utica
N. Y
James S. Sherman
Atlantic City
Grand Army of the Republic
Assembly
Population shifts in thirteenth census city results
Census Bureau release shows Fort Worth population rising 174.7 percent to 72,512, San Antonio up 81.2 percent to 41,014, while Galveston falls 2.1 percent to about 33,? thousand. Other listed cities include Manchester, Aurora, and more with varying gains.
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Fort Worth
Washington
Census Bureau
Galveston
Texas
San Antonio
Wireless from Sulu Sultan seeks Washington visit
A wireless from Hadji Mohammed Jumatul Kiram Sultan of Sulu announces his arrival in the United States and a desire to meet the President. General Leonard Wood handles reception planning with Government representatives to honor the Sultan upon arrival in New York aboard the St Louis.
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War Department
Hadji Mohammed Jumatul Kiram
Sultan of Sulu
Edwards
Insular
China
Dickinson
Leonard Wood
Cnuief
Philppine
New York
St. Louis
Who Is President in Police Court Lunacy Test
In Washington on Sept 22 Judge Mullowney questioned William Thomas about the U.S. presidency. The inmate answered that he did not know and claimed there were two presidents, Taft and Teddy. The clerk later found Thomas had served a year and was released after a brief review.
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Washington
United States
Mullowney
William Thomas
Wife Sues J G Dehme in Reno Divorce Case
Mrs Nazel Dehme filing for divorce from New York stock broker John G Dehme at Reno Nevada alleges non support cruelty and brutal beating including an attempted strangling. She says to date their six year old daughter was living with her then sent to New York.
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Reno
Nev
Nazel Dehme
Crouch
John G. Dehme
Protestantism Decay Cited By Bishop Seliew at Pittsburg
Bishop Walter A. Seliew told the Pittsburg Conference of the Free Methodist Church in Vandergrift that Protestantism in the United States is in decay. He cited a Montreal Eucharistic Conference where 300000 slept outdoors and warned that Catholic influence will enter missionary conventions within ten years.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Walter A. Seliew
Jamestown
N. Y
The
Free Methodist Church
Vandergrift
United States
Montreal
May Lock Out 430000 Men in German Metal Trade
Berlin reports the Metal Workers Employers' Association voted to lock out organized metal workers on October 8 unless shipbuilders return to work. The statement claims 60 percent of the metal industry could be affected with about 300000 to 430000 workers implicated, until yard disputes are settled.
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Berlin
Metal Workers Employers’ Association
Employers’ Association
Tageblatt
Delightful West Point Steamers Mary Powell Albany Outing
A Saturday afternoon excursion aboard the Mary Powell to West Point with return on the Albany promises music and a pleasant voyage. The ad highlights a leisure outing on the Hudson with steamer travel and leisure activity.
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West Point
Mary Powell
Albany
Adg
Roosevelt Refuses to Reopen Storer Controversy
The Storer letter about Theodore Roosevelt and Archbishop Ireland is viewed by Roosevelt as old, settled, and not to be reopened. He dismisses new attacks, citing his published December 1906 correspondence and insisting the record stands against any claim of veracity questions.
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Springfield Republican
Theodore Roosevelt
John Ireland
St. Paul
Oyster Bay
Storer
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Tol. Roosvelt
Tas
Col. Roosevelt
Storers
Ireland
Root
Mer
Wish
Rooosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Ananias Club
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
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