Roosevelt Quits Swartz Case in Indictment Talk
The Republican Club of the City of New York severed Theodore Roosevelt’s ties amid a clash over doctrines of recall and initiative. A separate report details Nathan Swartz’s confession to the murder of Julia Connors, with his family informing the district attorney of the details and an anticipated first degree murder indictment.
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Roosevelt
Swartz
Republican Club
Theodore Roosevelt
City of
New York
Twente
Chicag
Chicago
Auditorium Hotel
Taft
Julia Connors
Nathan Swartz
Rott
Mulqueen
Hite
Henry Alexander Swartz
Noi
Brother Jacob
East 10Th Street
Jacob
Nathan
Tiny
Third Avenue
The
Bronx
Father
Noxie
London Heat Wave Stretches Into Fifth Day
London endures a severe heat wave as temperatures soar on the fifth day. The shade temperature nears 55 degrees while 121 degrees are recorded in direct sun, keeping the city in a sweltering grip.
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Cabie
Tribus
London
Morning News Locan Mystery and Crimes Report
Fragmented text describes a series of violent events and officials from a chaotic news page. Mentions Rosenthal presumed slain after gambling, warnings to flee the city, Whitman and gamblers stories, engineers’ demands leading to three deaths, and a report by Dr O Connell on a plague. Names and places are unclear.
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Rosenthal
Whitman
Confessions of a Modern Mrs. Ponce de Leon
Lillian Russell writes on staying young and becoming beautiful with practical tips including eating raw onions. The piece frames feminine concerns with humor and practical advice and promotes reading the Magazine Section in Sunday’s Tribune.
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Mrs. Ponce de Leon
Lillian Russell
Lillian
Chaloner Keeps Up Fight for Impeachment of Judge Holt
Richmond correspondent reports Chaloner pressing for impeachment of Judge George C Holt of the Southern District of New York charging malfeasance. Chaloner seeks rights to move his case from U S District to New York Supreme Court and to barrow his half estate into the national House of Representatives.
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Richmond
Dreyfus
John Armetrora Mhaloner
Barrow
National House of Representives
Chaloner
George C. Holt
Souther Distelet
New York
Hin
Holt
United States Distelet Court
Supreme Court of New York
Pam
British Olympic Effort Under Scrutiny After Stockholm Display
London papers condemn British athletes for a weak Stockholm showing. The Standard criticizes lack of training discipline and management, urging serious reflection and stronger effort at Berlin to reclaim the palm from rivals.
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Wa Sae Tribune
London
Stockholm
Standard
Berlin
Great Britain
Mosquito Slayer Appointed in City With Salary Set
Telegraph dispatch from Philadelphia dated July 16 reports Morrin Tx Cooke, head of the Department of Public Sporks, appoints Harry Hoents weethe as official mosquito slayer for a daily pay of 285 dollars. An appropriation of 5,000 dollars was made to rid the city of flies.
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Tripune
Philadelphia
Morrin Tx Cooke
Department of Public Sporks
Harry
WILL BE ROOSEVELT AID! Smith Resigns to Join Theodore Free movement
Herbert Knox Smith resigns as Commissioner of Corporations to join Roosevelt and the new Theodore Free movement. Luther Conant Jr. will succeed him, effective Thursday. Smith plans to support the Progressive party and Roosevelt's principles, urging reforms and anti-trust enforcement. He will meet Roosevelt in New York and discuss campaign plans.
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Washington
Herbert Knox Smith
Roosevelt
Theodore Free
Luther Conant
Jor Frontly
Smith
New York
Taft
International Harvester
Department of Commerce
T Five Donesty
Terror Warship Debated by Congress Over Navy Bill
Washington July 1 Senator Tillman proposed a monster dreadnought named the Terror to embody size speed armor and armament. The conference committee rejected the idea and split over how many battleships to authorize. Navy officials favor moving ahead with a stronger ship as part of the bill while the House may reinsert the Tillman amendment.
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Cerom
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Tilman
Econ Ferrees
Howse
Senate
Tillman
Navy Department
Winthrop T
Alfonso Saves a General at Pamplona
King Alfonso prevented a fatal accident in Pamplona when a horse bolted near the cathedral, dragging a general. He leaped from his carriage, caught the horse, and freed the fallen officer as onlookers cheered the scene in the Plaza.
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Pamplona
Spain
Alfonso
Aurora Adrift in Hell Gate Steamer Towed to Battery
The Glen Island steamer Aurora with 2200 passengers aboard became disabled last night in Hell Gate and drifted. A tug threw a line and towed her to the Battery after a paddle wheel bucket broke loose from the paddle wheel, tossing debris through the cabin. No injuries were reported amid the excitement among passengers including women and children.
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Glen Island
Aurora
Hell Gate
Lawyer shoots judge in Barnwell street altercation
In Barnwell South Carolina attorney Arthur Best shot Probate Judge G D Belsinger after a morning quarrel resumed on the street. Belsinger, son of the late Attorney General G Duncan Bellinger, suffered a left arm wound that may require amputation.
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Tetegucne
Ae Tripune
Columbia, & C
South Carolina
G. D. Belsinger
Arthur Best
Barnwell
Best
Bellinger
No Gambler's Crime Whitman Asserts
Gambler Herman Rosenthal was shot before the Metropole. Three arrests: Louis Libby, William Shapiro, and a man nicknamed Clark tied to East Side gambling. Police hunt four more as DA Whitman questions police testimony and weighs police involvement. Widow accuses police. grand jury to probe Rosenthal’s disclosures amid high political pressure.
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Herman Rosenthal
Hotel Metropole
Louis Libby
William Shapiro
Rosenthal
Clark
East Side
Dougherty
Edward Hughes
Department
Whitman
Becker
Tammany
Dix
Albany
Waldo
Mulberry Street
Louis Weber
Second Avenue
Warned to Quit Town He Stood and Fought
Herman Rosenthal a gambler shot outside the Hotel Metropole in Manhattan lingered in the centre of the gambling world’s conflicts. Friends say he read the writing on the wall after charging a police official with being a partner at No 104 West 45th Street and chose to confront the danger rather than flee. He warned his wife to leave but stayed to square matters with police and rival gamblers, predicting his fate as he pressed for a square deal from authorities.
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Nathan
Philip
Nathan S
Sulta
Herman Rosenthal
Metropole
West 43d Street
West 45Th Street
East Side
White Light District
East
Rosenthal
Whitman
Becker
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