Aviator in long race beats train but loses to engine trouble
An aviator from New York to Washington nearly sets a record for the Washington route, overtaking the fast train near Gaithersburg Maryland. Engine trouble caused him to miss the final miles, preventing a record pace and the anticipated glory.
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New
York
Washington
GoMurvia Wood
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New: York
Philadelphia
Maryland
Sulzer Campaign Fund Allegations Stir Impeachment Drive
Report claims New York Governor Sulzer used nearly 50 000 of campaign funds before taking office and alleges another 1000 check was deposited by a company. The impeachment inquiry is pushed with demands that Sulzer be tried in the impeachment court.
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New ‘York
Wiseline ‘Dent
New York
Sulzer
Boye
tower
Leper Hartman Escapes Quarantine Containment
George O Hartman, a leper housed in a quarantine cottage near St Louis, fled to his wife in the city then departed after taking money. A night watchman found him reportedly asleep in the isolation cabin before he vanished. Mrs Hartman expressed elation over the escape and authorities suspect he may have boarded a train toward Mexico.
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St. Louis
George O. Hartman
Hartman
Hartman lyied
Mexico
Frederick R. Coudert to Lead Prosecution in Coal Trust Case
Frederic R. Coudert, a New York attorney, is to serve as special assistant attorney general and head the Department of Justice inquiry into the coal trust. The first action will be a suit against the Reading Company, announced by Attorney General McReynolds.
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Frederick R. Coudert
Washington
Frederic R. Coudert
New York
department of justice
hand coal trust
Reading company
McReynolds
Fund S10 May Be Divided Between West Regions
In moving discussions the principal question was the division of the remainder between the middle and far west. Fort Wayne Indiana sought $500,000 of the deposit, with elites applying to obtain it, alongside cotton and other crops marketing considerations.
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middle
far west
Fort ‘Wayne
Ind
Powell dismisses seven from auditor general’s office
Harrisburg August report states seven employees in the auditor general’s department will be discharged after September with two weeks pay and vacation. Names listed include A. T. Burtner of Dauphin H. C. Foland Potter H. T. Hallman Chester W. S. Mulin Bedford F. B. Reese Lallawanna W. H. B. Cappel Tioga E. J. Davis Chester.
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Auditor General
Harrisburg
auditor general's department
Powell
A. T. Burtner
Dauphin
H. C. Foland
Potter
H. T. Hallman
Chester
W. S Mulin
Bedford
F. B. ‘Reese
Lallawanna
corporation department
W. HB. Cappel
Tioga
E.J. Davis
Cheater
bureau of accounts
Robbery Confession Clears Up Westport Jewel Theft
A $5600 jewel and money robbery at Mrs. Marian B. Lloyd’s summer home in Westport Harbor was solved by a confession from a Lloyd servant. The suspect, under third degree pressure, revealed the loot and jewels hidden on the estate after admitting the crime. Senator Perkins celebrated twenty years in the Senate as California’s delegation lauded him.
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Fail River
Mass
Marian B. Lloyd
Montclair
N. J
Westport Harbor
Llord
Senator Perkins
Washington
Werks
California
congress
George C. Perkins
Peckins
Unclear text on Wilson policy and Vera Cruz harbor
Fragmentary report mentions Wilson, Lind, and Mexico with references to Vera Cruz harbor and US policy. No coherent events, dates, or sources clearly identifiable. Content is fragmented and lacks verifiable facts to summarize a specific news item.
King Manuel pawns jewels amid royal rumors
London reports that the deposed King Manuel of Portugal, living near Richmond with his mother Queen Amelie, has pawned jewels and decorations once worn by his father. He reportedly receives an annual allowance of 50,000 dollars from King George V and is to marry Princess Auguste Victoria of Hohenzollern in September.
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London
Manuel of
Portugal
Amelie
Richmond
Manuel
George
England
Auguste
Victoria of
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery
A dated testimonial describes a July bout with dysentery that resisted doctors and remedies until Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was tried. The writer claims quick relief after two bottles and permanent improvement, with the product advertised as available from dealers.
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