Roosevelt Tour Highlights New Mexico and Arizona Constitutions
The narrative covers Roosevelt’s Colorado campaign stops at Pueblo and Colorado Springs with large crowds cheering him. He urged constitutions for New Mexico and Arizona that are easy to amend, warned against corporate influence, and praised Pinchot and Garfield for forestry service work while noting Westward enthusiasm and upcoming Kansas stops.
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Arizona
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Garfield
Forestry Bureau
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James Rudolph
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Capitol
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Colorado Springs
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Mr. Roosevelt
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Grant Army
Forestry Service
Ordway
Sugar City
Kads
Kansas
Toadstools Eat Leads to Family Illness Near Pottsville
Aug 31 Pottsville area report shows eight year old George Filler and an older brother and sister in critical condition after eating toadstools mistaken for mushrooms. Frank Filler of Lavelle, and family face a suspected poisoning linked to wild fungi. Other items note a Pittsburgh man, Thomas Kawencki, dies after mine fall injuries. Rajah the lion in New York chokes on meat at Bronx Zoo supervision.
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Polson
Pottsville
George
Frank Filler
Lavelle
New York
Rajah
Uger
Bronx
Belog
WIFE MUZZLES OIL KING
Mrs John D Rockefeller limits public remarks after family disputes over interviews. Rockefeller, once talkative in Euclid Avenue Baptist church, has not addressed the Bible class for weeks and avoids interviews outside the home.
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John DO
Cleveland
Rockefeller
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Sra. Rockefeller
FOREIGN GOLFERS COMING TO AUSTRALIA PROMISED
Australia plans to send players to Wis Henares as part of an international golf exchange. Prominent figures include Michael Reott and Duncan Averline, winners and champions from New Zealand and Australia. Tasmanian and South Australian titles add to the list of thirteen minor championships held by the 18 year old prospect.
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Australia
Wis
Henares
Oxford-Cambrdge
Brathwaite
Aldrin Eile
Uae
Michael Reott
Champton New
South Wales
Victoria
Clyde Pesreej
Veestead
Solfe
Baseball results and standings from yesterday's games
American League scores include Detroit at Philadelphia 12 to 7 and Boston 4 Chicago 0. New York won 4 to 1 over Cleveland with Fort Sweeney and Criger leading. Washington defeated St. Louis 5 to 0 as Petty and Groome starred. National League results: Pittsburgh 6 New York 2, Cincinnati 6 Boston 2, Chicago 3 Philadelphia 1, St Louis 14 Brooklyn 3. Standings list Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Cleveland, St Louis, and Detroit with varying records. Eastern League scores show Montreal 5 Baltimore, Jersey City 9 Rochester, and Buffalo vs Newark. Standing charts include Montreal, Newark, Toronto, Providence, and Buffalo with updated win–loss records. Games scheduled today: Newark at Buffalo, Providence at Toronto, Jersey City at Rochester.
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Summers
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Schmidt
Een
Boston
Chicago
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Cregeland
Athletics
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St.Louis
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New York
Pittsburg
Bateries
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W.L. TC Rooster
Buffalo
Newark
Montel
Toronto
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Balto
Jersey
Providence
Jersey City
Rochester
Temperamental Touchard Cited As Tennis Star With Flaws
The article profiles Gustave Touchard, a highly talented yet temperamental tennis player, noted for poor health and erratic eating habits. It claims his physical weakness and wavering discipline hinder his potential at major tours like Newport and Longwood. Touchard is described as 22 years old, 5 feet 9 inches, 110 pounds, with exceptional skill if he gains strength.
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Touchard
Gustave ‘Touchard
Newport al
Philadelphia
Cholera Cases Rise in Berlin and Spandau
Fifteen cholera cases or suspected cases are reported in Berlin and Spandau with eight new cases since Tuesday. One death in Berlin, one in Spandau, and several suspects under observation. Health authorities met with police to enforce strict precautionary measures and heighten surveillance.
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Berlin
Spandau
Spandat
Dying in Asylum End Nerr For Major Rathbone
Hanover Germany Aug 31 Major Henry Reed Rathbone once a aide to Lincoln and wounded in the assassination attempt is near death in the criminal ward of the Ingané asylum at Hildesheim where he has long been an inmate. He previously murdered his wife and was declared insane and committed to the institution where he has lived in relative luxury. He has long sought release but now awaits the end with little hope.
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Rathbone
Lincoln
Hanover
Germany
Henry ‘Reed ‘Rathbone
Hig Ciet
Ingané
Hildesheim
Henan
Lnstation
Bender Blames Umpire Experience For Football Gaffe
Chief Bender of the Philadelphia Athletics, famed pitcher, recalls refereeing a Carlisle Indian team football game with Oklahoma University. He admits he knew baseball but erred in football rules, risking chaos as players collided and teams argued over calls. He would rather umpire baseball forever than face football again.
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Garde
Bender
Philadelphia Athletics
Beung
Athletics
Redekin
Ron Amuck
Carlisle
Beskell
Artie Hofman Shines in Best Cubs Season Yet
Artie Hofman delivers standout form for the Cubs as he leads in center field with strong defense and steady hitting. The veteran outfielder boosts Chicago’s infield play and remains a focal point in the club’s ongoing push.
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Artie Hofman
Arie Hofman
Cubs
Pelder
Baseball pointers and notes on players and records
Shoeless Jackson once famous for barefoot play in the Southern league. Pitcher Walter Johnson limits opponents to minimal putouts in recent games. Elmer Frick left the majors due to self-destructive habits, while many other players face similar fates. Bobby Wallace of the Louis Browns is the oldest American League star in his 16th season, and Jake Stahl’s impact helps Boston’s strong showing.
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Jackson
Cleveland Reetall
Walter Johnson
Washington
Elmer Frick
Bobby’ Wallace
Louis’ Browns
Wallace
Cleveland
Boston
Jake
Stahl
Stalban
Dr Crippen collapses. removed to hospital after nervous breakdown
Dr Hawley J Crippen suffers a nervous collapse while awaiting arraignment for the Belle Elmore murder. He is removed to Brixton Jail hospital ward and his lawyer Newton says Crippen may plead guilty if the girl Ethel Leneve is freed. The detainees deny knowledge of Elmore’s fate and the case continues.
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London
Hawley J. Crippen
Ethel Clara Leneve
Murher
Belle “Elmore
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Collapa d
Brixton Jail
Golieltor
Newton
Therisoner
Dew
Cottre
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Attiel
Clara Leneveand
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Ateames
Montrose
Dr. Crippen
Ethel Clara Leveve
Peralat
Critly
Bells Elmore
Liana
Oyster supply and harvesting methods in Chesapeake Bay
The article describes oyster fisheries and methods in the Chesapeake Bay region. It explains how tongers gather oysters from the bay bottom using long-handled tongs with iron flanges, bring them to the surface, and sort them at oyster houses after a day's work. It notes boats with Chesapeake Bay oysters expected to reach the city soon and references seasonal abundance and quality.
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Maryland
Dickens ‘Soares
Chesapeake
Bay
Prison parole system praised by U S official
Mr R V n Dow superintendent of prisons in Washington announces a new federal parole board. The act creates parole at Leavenworth Attante McNeils Island with supervision and conditions to reform and reintegrate prisoners. Dow cites success in other states and two key advantages of release: family support and supervised reintegration.
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Mc.Neil's Island
Congress
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New York
Ohio
Illinois
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Cadets and officials shuffle at West Point amid changes
Major General James H. Barry arrives to assume the post of superintendent at West Point New York. A separate report notes a dynamited trolley car incident near Banduvky and a fatal hotel shooting in Boston while a severe tornado hits Smith Center and Kang Ang region.
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Garry
Weat’ Point
West Point
James H. Barry
Haw
Vere
Wil Dasumé
Sue
Academy of Bepts
Akademie
Hall
Smith Center
Kang Ang
Professor Hodgdon and Professor Jute Remembered
Reprint memorial discussion recalls Professors Hodgdon and Jute who died years earlier and the shared work, with references to Piper and the broader academic circle. The piece notes their influence, mutual interests, and ongoing questions about a final note or obituary. It also includes a call for readers to place notices and advertisements in the newspaper.
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