Roosevelt resigns Outlook editor post for politics
Colonel Roosevelt quits editorial staff of The Outlook after March 1909 affiliation to devote full time to political causes. He attacks Wilson administration and bosses Murphy Barnes and Penrose, vows to oppose them and campaign for Progressive aims while criticizing industrial and social policy.
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Roosevelt
The
Outlook
Lyman Abbott
Wilson
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
William Barnes
Poles Penrose
Murphy
Barnes
Penrose
Admin Foreign Powicy
United States
Dr. Abbott
Meo Penrose
Me. Murphy
Mr. Harnes
Tserlibet
America
Local Death Case Sparks City Grilling Probe
Local authorities grilled Ver Cannan in connection with a death case as officials flagged new leads. Readers noted scattered headlines across the page detailing municipal alerts, arrests, fires, and assorted miscellaneous items.
Places Race to Sea This Afternoon at Governors Island
A maritime race underway this afternoon from Governors Island at 3 o'clock with passes required along Riverside Drive to Spuyten Duyvil. Return route follows the river front to Battery from 3:25 to 3:40. Atlantic Yacht Club at 3:50. Governor's Inland mentioned.
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Governors Island
River Front
Riverside Drive
Spuyten Duyril
Battery
Atlantic Yacht Club
Liovernor’s
New Anesthesia Trial and New York Fourth Celebrations
A Philadelphia telegraph reports new ether anesthesia methods tested by Dr. Franklin Hill in a Manhattan clinic, using 20 percent ether and 80 percent oxygen to ease etherization shock and aid recovery. Meanwhile New York auditors plan a “fireless Fourth” with extensive illumination, parades, games, prizes, and official remarks under Mayor Mitchel and Chairman Littleton, including sunrise events and widespread celebration across parks and playgrounds.
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Teleerapn
Philadelphia
Network
Nat
de R. Franklin Hill
Mahiemant Clinic
City Hall
Washington Arch
Martin W. Littleton
Boss
Girly
Block House
Central Park
CL. Morehouse
Washington Heights
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Lincoln Square
Martin Wo Littleton
Mitche
Colonial Park
Battery Park
Thomas Jefferson Park
Tham Park City Hall
Washington Square
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
Grant
President Marks
Henry Clews
Mitchel
Parks and Maygrounds Association
City of New York
Mayor of Butte Stabbed by Finnish Miner
In Butte Montana on July 2 Mayor Louis P Duncan was stabbed three times by Frie Lantern a Finnish miner in his office. Duncan defended himself and fired at Lantern hitting him in the abdomen. Both men are expected to recover. The mayor had refused to deport Frank Altonen of Negaunee Michigan a Finnish newspaper correspondent at Hancock. Finnish radicals who split from Mineral Union No 1 on June 14 urged deportation but failed to sway the mayor. The Altonen paper has supported the American Federation of Labor and the Western Federation of Miners and their allied bodies which the Finnish miners have renounced.
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Butte
Mont
Frie Lantern
Louis P. Duncan
Tonn
Lantels
Frank Altonen
Negaunee
Mich
Hancock
Mineral Union No. 1
Altonen
American Federation of Labor
Western Federation of Miners
Cupid Signs a Backstop for National Team
John Henry, noted Washington National backstop and Players Fraternity rep, to wed Dorothy Perry of New York. The couple reportedly met while Perry visited her sister in Amherst, Henry’s alma mater, with the engagement arranged after a Philadelphia departure and a move to New York.
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Washington, Duly
John Henry
Dorothy Perry
New York
Perry
Daniel Nh
Amherst
Henry
Tionals
Philadelphia
Cupid
Nationals
Johnson
Milan
Moeller
Ainemith
Gideon
Judge Hand frees 16000 for Claflin creditors in receivership
In U S District Court Judge Learned B Hand granted an order empowering receivers Jowerd B Martindale and Frederic A Tullard to waive protest of notes of subsidiary stores endorsed by H Claffin Company. About 4000 notes across US and Canada total 830 million dollars. Receivers plan to stay active with plans tied to accountants report due mid next week. Firms support extension of time beyond sixty days, some offering four months.
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Learned B. Hand
United States District Court
H. Is claAin Company
Jowerd B. Martindale
Frederic A. Tullard
HB Clarh Company
United States
Canada
Martindale
Bryan Doubles Lecture Dates in 1914 Chautauqua Tour
Washington reports Secretary Bryan will open the 1914 Chautauqua season at Treldville North Carolina with lectures in Reidville in the morning High Point in the afternoon and Statesville in the evening. He plans multiple engagements daily through the summer and will rest in Asheville on Sunday. The tour continues with accompanying Mrs Bryan, and Bryan remains busy with announced and unannounced itineraries.
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Washington
Brown
Treldville
N.C
Reidville
High Point
Statesville
Bryan
Mero Bryan
Asheville
Arrest of Mrs Angle in Ballou death case
Stamford Connecticut reports Mrs Helen Angle held as a suspect in the death of Waldo Ballou. Bail set earlier was revoked after she refused to answer coroner questions citing nervous condition. Coroner allowed no further examination until counsel advised.
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Tamford
Duly & My9
Helen Angle
Mateh Withers
Waldo BR. Ballou
John J. Whelan
Dame Brennan
Sruce S Weaver
Stamford Hospital
Brennan
Angle
Ballou
Leonard Blondel
Mhelan
Albert Phillips
Phelan
Mrs. Angle
Mr. Blondel
Soprano Singer Arrested Near Metropolitan Opera House
An aging opera star, once famed at the Metropolitan, tells magistrate how years of glory gave way to poverty and begging. He recalls past mentors, failed investments, eviction, and seeking help from strangers after losing his voice and fame.
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Patti
Nordica
Metropolitan Opera House
Ten Kyek
Opera Oh
John Ploo
Menshaney Squad
Alan
Ton
Jeulys
Europe
Karl
Newden
Bernt Konehames
Havens
Emme Abbott
Baronet Dies in Thames Drowning During Late Night River Cruise
Sir Denis Anson a newly titled baronet and MP hopeful drowned in the Thames after attempting to dive from a boat deck during a party. Mitchell the bandsman and others including Rus sas Ambassador’s son Henckendorf searched vainly as currents proved strong. Passengers listed include Jasper Ridley Raymond Asquith Horner and Cooper among others.
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Thames
Denis Anann
Ace
Willian Anson
Detord
Mitchell Lon
Vout Henckendorf
Sit
Russas
Sir Denis
Caps Tnn
Anson
Mitchell
Fiselle
Jasper Ridley
Raymond Asquith
Premiga
Edward Horner
Claude Russell
Jasper Ridler
A. D. Cooper
Agnes Cooper
New York Largest Income Tax Payer Figures Released
New York City accounted for a substantial share of state income tax receipts. The New York District including New York City led with an individual tax total near 2 00 and a corporate tax of 5 589 028 41. Officials expect revisions and possible increases next week.
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New York
New York City
Treasury Departments
Ie Treasury
Rom Corporation
Eseise
Neome Texee
Sqlotiaio HL
York City
New York State
Aos
OTA
Promoters Meet in Williams Office Over Gold Hill Mine Scandal
Senate investigators heard that John Skelton Williams of the Treasury presided at a meeting in his office with Walter Newman and others about Gold Hill mine. Newman testified of efforts to develop the property while denying improper use of Senate stationery. The Mint Bureau director testified sending an assayer to examine the claim to judge if reopening an assay office was warranted.
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Washington
John Skelton
William
Sfill
Senate
Williams
Gold Hill
Shatie
W. Berkley Walliams
Treasury
Walter G. Newman
Hennen’ Jennings
Newman
Jennings
Mra Newman
Dewey
Willams
Perkins
Contr
John Skelton Williams
Withers
Swanson
Martin
Chilton
Overman
Vomerene
Jacob S. Coxey
Chicago
North Carolina
Union
Ghorge E. Roberts
Mint Bureau
F . Dewey
Chercite
N.C
Ford Lets Incapables Go Says Ford Motor Co
John R. Lee, superintendent, says Ford Motor Co fired about 11 000 workers for inefficiency and laziness. He explains the 30 day layoff policy as weeding out unproductive staff. Most dismissed were foreigners and many could not perform acceptable work.
That’s the Woman in Carman Inquest Denial
Freeport Long Island July 3 George Golder, confronted by Mrs Florence Carman and her sister Mrs Ida Powell, identified Mrs Carman as the woman he saw near the kitchen before the shooting that killed Mrs Louise Bailey. Carman denies, corroborates husband’s testimony, and remarks on witnesses.
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Freeport
Long Island
George Golder
Florence Carman
Ida Powell
Golder
Diatelet
Smith
Carman House
Pont
Mrs Carman Denies Being Near Murder Scene
The witness Mrs Carman testifies at a crowded hearing denying she was near the murder scene. She recounts her day in New York on the shooting day, detailing shopping with her mother and travel times, while counsel asks precise questions about her movements as Coroner Norton presides.
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Norton
Carman
New York
Mr. Smith
Ale
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