Insane Man On Train Tried To Throw Child Off
Frederick Ford of Philadelphia became insane on a New York Central express after leaving Albany and attempted to hurl his infant daughter from a speeding car while seeking to end his own life. Passengers and crew restrained him. he was taken to Bellevue Hospital and the child to the Children's Society for care.
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New York
Frederick Ford
Philadelphia
New York Central
Albany
Ford Rise
Bellevue hospital
Poughkeepsie
Tarrypyn
Yanke Ford
Children’s Society
York
Fourth avenue
Taft Victory in Ohio Endorsed by State Committee
Ohio Republicans endorsed Secretary Taft for the presidency with a 15 to 6 vote and added an amendment avoiding exclusion of Foraker or Tick from politics. Foraker pledged not to be bound by the action, while Taft supporters stressed party unity and future convention authority.
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Columbus
Taft
Tatt
friends of
Gupusal
Foraker
Poehler
Ohio
nighter
Tait
Ron
William Howani Tait
Senator Toraker
Senator Tick
Oso
United States
Republican state committee
S J Enlge Sets Speed Pace On Brooklands Track
The sensational display by S J Enlge on the Brooklands motor track at Werbridge Imyland is the talk of the motor world. He maintained about seventy miles an hour for twenty four hours with no stop, taking only brief nourishment while driving his machine.
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S. J. Enlge
Brooklands
Werbridge
imyland
Cor akep
Prohibition Wins in Georgia Legislature Passage of Liquor Bill
The Hardman Covington prohibition bill passed the Georgia senate and was adopted by the house 129 to 39. Amendments permit sale of pure alcohol by retail druggists on physicians prescription and allow wholesale druggists to stock for retailers. The law forbids manufacture or giving away liquor to induce business. Effective January 1, 1908.
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Georgia
Atlanta
senate
house
Hoke Smith
Jewelry Thief Caught In Antique Gem Theft Case
Philadelphia reports detectives arrested Nuncio Sergius on a New York warrant at his brother Emilio Sergius's request. The theft involved antique jewelry valued at about 30000 dollars, missing from Emilio's Thompson Street rooms before Nuncio claimed three Italians robbed him.
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Philadelphia
Nuncio
Sergius
Emilio Sergius
New York
Emilio Sersius
Sertino
Eile
Emilio
Thompson street
Nuneto
etyami
Fiendish act of theft and infant injury shocks city
A man entered Charles Leonard’s home at 938 East Second Street and moved a 2 month old infant from its crib to a red hot stove. The mother returned when the child screamed and police arrested the suspect. The baby suffered burns as investigators probe the case.
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Pole
Charles Leonard
East Second street
Senators' queer expenses spark curious water bill
A Washington report by Senate Secretary Charles C. Bennett lists odd line items in the Senate budget. Soft water costs $76 annually per senator, plus charges for brillianting feather dusters hair tonic branding trons shirt trunk and other items, raising eyebrows at the odd appropriations.
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Sennett
Washington
United States
Charles C. Bennett
senate
Tillman
Explosion on Wilmington Gunboat at Shanghai kills one
A navy dispatch from Commenminyr Beush reports the gunboat Wilmington burst a boiler at Nanling near Shanghai. One man, Philip Hind, died and two others were injured. Wind affected operations as the vessel burst, with crew details and locations noted.
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United States
Nankingington
navy department
Ripper Murders Plague New York With Pair of Strangulations
Two women were found strangled in New York, both mutilated. One victim wore a necktie knot at a boarding house on 22d Street. the other in an East 90th Street areaway. Detectives have no suspects and mischief hints point to a violent assailant.
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New York
22d street
Sophia Kearer
Jacob Kehrer
Buffalo
East 90th Street
Davis
Charlotte Terhune
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