Kern Notification At Indianapolis Tells Trust Debate
In Indianapolis on August 25, Kern notification events drew about 15,000 at the Colosseum where Theodore E. Bell spoke. Bryan and Kern dominated remarks with Bryan facing private labor talks and Kern defense of populist themes, arguing for stricter anti trust action and license regulation to curb private monopolies. Bryan then warned that Taft’s anti trust stance is weak while pledging a Democratic program to end private monopolies and restore competition. Bryan leaves for Salem Illinois with Mack heading to Washington.
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Admirals Ready to Sail as Fleet Visits Sydney
Rear Admiral Sperry leads the American fleet as preparations start for departure to Melbourne. British cruisers Powerful and Challenger sail for Melbourne. About 100 officers toured Parramatta to receive an illuminated address for Sperry. The fleet faces diverse games, races, and social events with cordial Anglo–American hospitality.
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Kidnapping Case Stuns Brooklyn Police
Conflicting witness accounts cloud the kidnapping of a man at Belmont avenue and Osborn street. Police learned the victim was carried into a carriage by two men, with reports of a found body in East New York later disproved. Descriptions vary from an old, gray man in a walking stick to a younger man in shirt sleeves and a blue cap.
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Drowning at West 155th Street Ocean Pier
John Francis Harrold aged fifty of Beauclerc apartments West 108th Street drowned off a pier by the Washington Heights Bathing Pavilion at West 155th Street. He struck his head on a river rock while diving and remained unconscious under water before being recovered. George Dye swam after the body and towed it to a float for revival attempts. Dr Judlins of Washington Heights Hospital reported death from brain concussion and drowning.
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George Dye
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Judlins
Washington Heights Hospital
Veteran actor Tony Pastor improves slightly at home
Tony Pastor said he was tired of staying in bed and spoke with his longtime business manager Mr. Sanderson at his Whitney Avenue home in Elmhurst Queens. For ten days his condition has been largely unchanged though some days showed a brighter mood. He could take a little nourishment, a sign his physician Dr. G. D. Farwell deemed favorable.
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Pastor
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Elmhurst
Queens Borough
G. D. Farwell
Haskell Accused of Violating Oklahoma Constitution
Guthrie Oklahoma August 2 It is alleged that Governor Haskell breached the Oklahoma constitution since November 26 1907 by failing to file with the corporation commission a statement of the Indianola Contracting Company of Muskogee of which he is an incorporator stockholder director and president A stockholders suit recently filed charges mismanagement and alleges Mr Haskell drew fifteen thousand dollars salary in three installments.
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Prince George Hotel Change With New Management
Colonel A E Dick announced he will relinquish Prince George Hotel management at 14 East 28th Street when his contract ends October 1. He will move to Havana to oversee the new Cevilla, part of the Florida East Coast Railway circuit. Newton and Danford will manage the Prince George during the summer until Long Beach Hotel is ready.
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New York Detectives Nab Paterson Robbery Ring Leader
A New York detective bureau claim ties Harry Hill of Paterson New Jersey and wife of 136 West 37th Street to a wider burglary ring. Hill, linked to a wealthy Paterson family, allegedly confessed to numerous robberies with loot around 250000, implicating Mrs Minnie Curtis and others. Diamonds and jewelry valued thousands were found at Curtis home, with items identified as hers. Curtis arraigned on receiving stolen goods with $1000 bail. Hill’s bail reduced in Paterson as he awaits transfer to New York authorities.
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Barlow
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George Williams Held In Bail In Newark Burglary Case
George Williams Richard Vaughan and Martin Tiffany three of the most desperate Newark burglars were committed to jail yesterday in default of 7000 bail each by Judge Howell. They face charges of breaking into the Ward Building and carrying burglar tools. Williams confessed to several Newark robberies including the Kremlin Building offices on Monday night and other thefts at the New Jersey Manufacturing Company and Bahrs Brothers necktie factory with silk stock. The New York police also seek them for robberies. They showed no nervousness in court and are unlikely to be bailed out.
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Whale sighted racing liner near Newfoundlands
Passengers on the Kennington arriving from Liverpool reported a large sperm whale racing beside the ship for about thirty minutes. The whale kept pace, then surged ahead and tried to cross the Kensington's bows. A slight collision sent blood into the sea for some distance.
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St Louis Judge Rombauer Missing in Colorado Mountains
Roderick E. Rombauer, former Appellate Circuit and Probate judge and federal commissioner from St. Louis, is lost in the Colorado mountains and is believed to have perished after his Aug. 25 disappearance.
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Roderick E. Rombauer
St. Louis
Colorado Mountains
A Year Of Life Saving By United States Life Saving Corps
The annual report issued yesterday shows 376 lives saved by corps members during 197. Nine percent of people in danger received assistance. Aid rendered to seventy nine distressed boats and first aid given in 167 cases. The year’s work included teaching one thousand children to swim and calls for winter swimming instruction in public baths plus free bathing salts for children.
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Long Island City Bridge Opening Convention Planned
Business and trade groups from Long Island City will hold a September convention to select committee members for the Blackwell's Island Bridge opening celebration. The delegation will include three representatives from each of four associations, totaling over three hundred. A Queens Borough bridge celebration committee meeting will convene this afternoon at the Long Island Real Estate Exchange to arrange preliminaries.
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West Virginia gas lands eyed for Washington pipeline
Negotiations proceed in Pittsburg for Union Natural Gas Corp holdings in West Virginia totaling over eighty thousand acres. T. N. Barnsdall presides. Standard Oil reportedly offered 6 million. Union officials value the properties at 10 million and hope to reach a price agreement. A pipeline to the Atlantic Coast is anticipated if the deal closes.
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Lynch victim found hanged near Louisville with bullet wounds
In Louisville Georgia Aug 5 Vance Williams a black man accused of killing R G Brown was found hanged from an oak limb near the pauper farm a mile from town three bullet holes in his breast After capture he was jailed in Bibb County but details of his removal are unclear to the public
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Vance Williams
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Charleston Returns Show Ansel Re-Elected Governor
In Charleston and statewide Democratic primary returns Governor Ansel appears to be re-elected over Cole L. Blease. E. D. Smith leads the race for U S Senator as results trickle in from scattered polling precincts.
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