Kern notification speech at Colosseum frames trusts clash
Bryan and Kern rally 15 000 at Indiana fairgrounds as Democrat leaders express mixed views on Bryan’s private labor talks. Kern defends anti trust stands while Bryan pledges platform fidelity and warns Taft lacking effective curbs. Bryan heads to Salem after Indianapolis stop. Mack toward Washington.
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California
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Norman E. Mack
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Kebliean Party
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Senate
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Salem
Topeka
Kan
Lincoln
Neb
Haleyman Mack
Chesapeake & Ohio
Washington City
Fleet Ready to Sail the Admirals on Board
Rear Admiral Sperry and the American fleet officers returned to their ships in Sydney and prepared to depart for Melbourne early tomorrow. British cruisers Powerful and Challenger sailed for Melbourne. A thousand residents joined an illuminated address for Sperry at Parramatta. The visit included a gymkhana and naval displays, with mixed results in tug of war and races, and a reception by Sydney dignitaries.
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Melbourne
Powerful
Challenger
Parramatta
Royal Agricultural Society
Brown
Pioneer
Therry
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Swanson
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New South Wales
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Lynch
Ohio
Kelly
Lord Northcote
Australia
Lady Northcote
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Lady Rawson
Richard Poore
Australasian
Lady Poore
Commonwealth
Mawarra Lake
Great National Park
Kidnapping Case Baffles Brooklyn Police
Witness accounts conflict over a Sunday night kidnapping at Belmont avenue and Osborn street in Brooklyn. Two men reportedly placed the victim into a carriage and drove away. Rumors of a body found in East New York proved unfounded as detectives searched without result.
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Osborn Street
Brooklyn
Brownsville
Lake
New York
DIVER DROWNS AFTER ROCK-IMPACT DIVE NEAR PIER
John Francis Harrold of West 19th Street drowned off a pier near the Washington Heights bathing pavilion. He struck his head on a river rock, remained unconscious, and sank. George Dye of East 163rd Street swam after the body and brought it to a float as efforts to revive him failed. Dr Judlins of Washington Heights Hospital declared him dead.
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Beauclerc
West 19Th Street
Washington Heights
Harrold
George Dye
East 163d Street
Judlins
Washington Heights Hospital
Veteran actor Tony Pastor reports slight improvement at home
Tony Pastor, the veteran actor, told his business manager he was tired of lying in bed. He remains at his Elmhurst home on Whitney Avenue in Queens Borough. Over ten days his condition has been steady with occasional brightness and a recent sight improvement. He could take nourishment, regarded as favorable by his physician Dr. G. D. Farwell.
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Taft
Ople
Mr. Taft
Tony’ Pastor
Sanderson
Pastor
Whitney Avenue
Elmhurst
Queens
G. D. Farwell
Haskell Accused Of Violating Oklahoma Law
Guthrie Aug 2. A stockholders suit claims Governor Haskell violated the constitution since 1907 by failing to file a statement with the corporation commission for Indianola Contracting Company of Muskogee in which he is incorporator, stockholder, director and president. The suit alleges mismanagement and a $15,000 salary drawn in three years.
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Take
Republican Speakers’ Committee
du Pont
Delaware
Ate
Taft
United States
Sysa Corporation
the Tribune
Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
Oklahoma
Corporation Commission
Indianola Contracting Company of
Muskogee
Haakel
Prince George Hotel Change Announcement
Colonel A E Meek will relinquish management of the Prince George Hotel at 14 East 28th Street when his contract ends October 1. Colonel Dick will go to Havana to head the new Ceyvilla for the Florida East Coast Railway circuit. Upon Long Beach Hotel completion he will also oversee it in summer. George H Newton and Frank M Danford will manage the Prince George.
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Prince George Hotel
East 28Th Street
Havana
Cuba
Ceyvilla
Florida Fast Coast Railway
Eircuit
Long Beach
George H. Newton
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Frank M. Danford
Canada
New York Detective Bureau Links Paterson Burglary Ring
The New York detective bureau says the arrest of Harry Hill in Paterson New Jersey and Mrs Minnie Curtis of West 37th Street exposes a gang behind numerous robberies. Hill, brother of ex congressman George J Hill and grandson of silk magnate Henry King, admits involvement and implicates Curtis and others. Jewelry worth thousands is recovered from Curtis home and from a Charles Street address Hill provided. Curtis arraigned on receiving stolen goods with 1000 bail. Hill's bail reduced in Paterson to 2500 with daily appearances. The case ties to a $250000 loot and a network across several cities using car and steam launch.
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New York Detective Bureau
Harry Hill
Paterson
N. J
Minnie Curtis
West 37Th Street
Hill
George J. Hill
Henry King
Curtis
Charles Street
William Scott
West 45Th Street
Hutchinson
Scott
Bert Curtis
Auburn
King
Carrell
Carroll
New York
George Williams Held in Bail in Newark Burglary Case
George Williams Richard Vaughan and Martin Tiffany three of Newark s most desperate burglars were committed to jail yesterday in default of 7000 bail each by Judge Howell The charge was breaking into the Ward Building and carrying burglar tools The New York police want them for robberies Williams confessed to several Newark robberies including the Kremlin Building offices on Monday night and to the December 14 raid on New Jersey Manufacturing Company at Market street and the January W Bahrs Brothers necktie makers at Market street for silk items
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George Williams
Richard Vaughan
Martin Tiffany
Newark
Howell
New York
Williams
Kremlin Building
New Jersey Manufacturing Company
Market Street
John Bahrs & Brothers
Whale stalks liner in dramatic Atlantic chase
Passengers on the Kennington arriving from Liverpool reported a large sperm whale alongside the liner as it neared Newfoundland. The whale kept pace for about half an hour then surged ahead attempting to cross the Kensingtons bows. A slight collision caused a splash of blood across the sea.
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Montreal
Liverpool
Newfoundlands
Ex judge missing in Colorado mountains in Tribune report
The Telegraph to The Tribune from Denver dated August 25 says Roderick E. Rombauer of St. Louis a former Appellate Circuit and Probate judge and federal commissioner is lost in the Colorado mountains and is believed to have perished while being traced as missing by search parties.
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The
Tribune
Denver
Roderick E. Rombauer
St. Louis
Colorado Mountains
Lifesaving Year of 1907 Report Details
The United States Life Saving Corps annual report for 1907 shows 376 lifesaving outcomes by corps members and 3 percent of cases receiving assistance when in danger. It notes aid to seventy nine distressed boats and 167 first aid treatments, with a rise from the previous year. The summer saw 1000 children taught to swim and recommends free bathing suits for children and winter swim instruction in public baths.
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United States Life Saving Corps
Bridge Opening Celebration Committee Formed in Queens
Long Island City business and trade groups plan a September convention to choose the committees for the Blackwell's Island Bridge opening celebration. The convention will include three delegates from each of the finance, trade, labor and commercial associations, totaling over three hundred participants. A Queens Borough bridge celebration committee meeting will be held this afternoon at the Long Island Realty Estate Exchange rooms at Fifth Avenue and 34th Street to set preliminary arrangements.
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Long Island City
Blackwell's Island Bridge
Queens Borough Bridge
Long Island Renal Estate Exchange Rooms
Fifth Avenue
34Th Street
West Virginia Gas Lands Hit Market Amid Pipeline Talks
Negotiations progress in Pittsburg over Union Natural Gas Corporation properties in West Virginia. The holdings span over eighty thousand acres and other gas assets, with Standard Oil reportedly bidding 365 million dollars, while Union officials value them at about 10 million. A pipeline to the Atlantic Coast may follow if sold.
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Pittsburg
Progr Ress
West Virginia
Washington
Baltimore
Union Natural Gas Corporation of
T. N. Barnsdall
Standard Oil Company
Union Company
Atlantic
Black suspect Vance Williams found hanged near Louisville
In Louisville Georgia on August 25 1909 Vance Williams a Black man accused of killing R G Brown was found dead hanging from an oak limb near the pauper farm with three bullet wounds in the chest. He had been held at Bibb County Jail and the details of his removal remain undisclosed.
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Louisville
Vance Williams
R. G. Brown
Willams
Bibb County
Governor Ansel Re nominated in Democratic primary
Charleston South Carolina reports indicate Governor Ansel is renominated in a Democratic primary with scattered returns showing his reelection over Cole L. Blease. E D. Smith leads the race for Senate in the contest.
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Charleston
S C
Ansel
Cole L. Blease
E. D. Smith
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