Mayor Gaynor showing steady, improving recovery
Reports from St Marys hospital Hoboken indicate Mayor Gaynor is progressing toward recovery after being shot in the neck. Physicians and the mayor's secretary Robert Adamson caution that while improvements are noted, official statements remain cautiously optimistic amid ongoing concerns about throat swelling and breathing difficulties.
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Washington real estate man leaps from fourth story window
John McLaren, 47, a member of a Washington real estate firm, leaped from the fourth story window of his cousin Dr A R Shands residence. Friends attribute the act to severe nervous trouble from financial reverses.
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Brooklyn Bridge Faces Fire Hazard From Electrical Currents
Fire fighters warn electricity from feed wires and melted girders threaten the Brooklyn Bridge. Sparks during a June blaze raised fears a floor and support cables could fail, sending a large steel girder into the East River and endangering the structure.
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Six Starving Chinamen Found in Freight Car
Six Chinese nationals attempting to enter the United States from Canada were found in a New York freight car in a hay-filled compartment, half starved and suffering extreme agony. They were taken to a United States Marshal for examination on illegal entry charges after a yard worker heard a weak voice calling for water. The men were reportedly bound for New York's Chinatown and had been sealed in the car since departure from St Timothy, Canada.
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Forest fires threaten Idaho towns with drifting embers
Cinders and ashes from distant blazes reach Wallace and Coeur d Alene as residents take precautions. Windborne embers ignite awnings in Wallace and prompt locals to wet roofs and outbuildings to prevent ignition while fires burn miles away.
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Veterans boycott railroads over excessive encampment fare
Five hundred Grand Army of the Republic veterans in Louisville announce a boycott of railroads for charging excessive excursion rates to the national encampment in Atlantic City. The move marks the first time this state will be unrepresented at the reunion as the Woman's Relief Corps and the Daughters of Veterans join the protest.
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Leaders of Rep party retreat amid cabinet retirements
The piece reports Ballinger Gannon and Aldrich plan retirement. It notes Speaker Cannon fate, Taft era shifts, and leaders’ aim to reshape the Republican path. Aldrich will not seek re election. Ballinger’s retirement follows, with Hose of Representatives and cabinet changes shaping the party course.
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Drexel Elevation Record Shattered In Flight
Aug 13 report states American aviator J Armatrong Drexel set a world altitude record at 6750 feet during an aviation meet At first he climbed to 4090 feet then vanished into clouds and later reappeared fifteen miles away confirming a new mark Later revisions claim the record was the highest yet in aviation history
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Parachute Tragedy at Asbury Park Aviation Meet
An Asbury Park aviation event ended in tragedy as a parachutist Jumper Benny Mack fell from a balloon after his first chute failed to deploy. Spectators watched as a second parachute also malfunctioned, sending him plummeting toward the field below. The scene unfolded amid a day-long program featuring Governor and legislators in attendance.
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