Justice Moody Seriously Ill Reputedly In Sanitarium
With secrecy precautions, Associate Justice William H. Moody of the United States Supreme Court was moved in a police ambulance from an unnamed location to a sanitarium. Reports indicate rheumatism and a serious condition affecting his health, as doctors monitored his condition closely in New York State and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Haverhill
Mass
William H. Moody
United States Supreme Court
Justice Moody In Serious Condition After Train Transfer
Bradford railroad station aided Justice Moody to his home in a serious condition. He appeared helpless during transfer to the ambulance. Doctors doubt the announced rheumatism and gout, noting long familiarity with his case. Moody had recently left a New York sanitarium after a brief Hot Springs stay.
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Bradford
Justice Moody
New York
Hot Springs
Son Murders Father Over Parlor Disturbance in Wheeling WV
Robert Brown of Simmons West Virginia returned home from church with his wife to find his son and a companion in the parlor making a racket. The father remonstrated and ordered them out. The son allegedly seized a gun and shot his father dead, then was captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Robert Brown
Simmons
Cloudburst at Rawhide swamps Reno area camp
Cloudburst hits Rawhide mining camp one hundred miles from Reno wiping out 165 buildings 600 homeless and six women and children reported missing. The disaster leaves Rawhide a ghost town as emergency crews race to locate missing and assist survivors.
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Reno
Nev
Rawhide
Man Disappears on Eve of Wedding in Sharon
Sharon Pennsylvania reports Philp Hale a sixth Sharon barber vanished on the eve of his planned marriage to Gertrude Popp. The bride cried at police headquarters detailing the disappearance after completing wedding arrangements.
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Sharon
Gertrude Popp
Philp Hale
Cook for Roosevelt and Russian Major Die in Petersburgh
Hester Campbell, longtime Scottish cook in the Roosevelt family at Montclair New Jersey, died at ninety six. In St Petersburg, Russia Major Gregorleff, an army officer, died after contracting cholera at the palace barracks at Peterhof.
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Roosevelt
Montclair
Hester Campbell
Seoteh
Dice
Chélera
St. Petersburg
Russia
Gregorleff
Peterhof
New York Mayor McClellan Sued Over City Funds
Borough President Color accuses Mayor McClellan and Governor Hughes of squandering nearly 100000 dollars. Color says investigations by the accounts commissioner target political opponents for political purposes and harm city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gletlan
New York
McClellan
Hughes
Borough of
Brooklyn
Colter
Mild earthquake in Rome causes little damage
Rome was visited by an earthquake on Tuesday with slight damage and no casualties. The facade of the chapel of Santa Anna cracked as the tremor was felt mainly in higher city areas. Citizens in crowded districts faced panic but safety assurances followed.
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Rome
Santa Anna
Flood Victims Found as Monterey Struggles With Toll
Dispatch from Monterey reports 300 bodies found near an old well by the Iron Foundry area. About 1000 bodies recovered to date, with estimates rising toward 2000 total. Federal relief allocated an extra 20000, and authorities seek a train line to Laredo and Texas food imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Monterey
Mexical City
Laredo
Texas
Cabell Succeeds Capers as Internal Revenue Commissioner
Royal C. Cabell, former Richmond postmaster, named commissioner of internal revenue in Washington. At 32 he is the youngest to hold the chair, succeeds John G. Capers who retires to practice law. Cabell is a Princeton graduate admitted to the bar in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Royal C. Cabell
Richmond
Nue
John G. Capers
Gabell
Princeton
Homes of 200 Miners Burned at Lee Village
Fire swept through double blocks owned by West End Coal company in the Lee mining village near Witkee Darre Pa destroying housing for 200 miners. All residents were left homeless until shelter could be found as the blaze started from a defective flue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witkee-Darre
Tech
West End Coal Company
Lee
Convention of Third Class Cities Opens in New Castle
The tenth annual convention of Pennsylvania third class cities opened in New Castle with about 200 delegates attending. A varied program of entertainment for delegates was arranged for the gathering.
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Citiéa
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Priddlers Get a Raise in Pudding Price
Pottstown reports Glasgow Iron company raises pudding price by 25 cents per ton for paddling workers and helpers at the lower wall. The new price makes a stove of four dollars per ton for paddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottstown
Glasgow Iron Company
Curtiss the Aviator Sets Speed Record at Rheims Meet
Glenn Curtiss dominates the Rheims aviation meet in France with a 25 minute thirty kilometer course win for the Prix de la Vitesse worth 10,000 francs. The Hammondsport, New York native rose from newsboy to aviation pioneer, building engines and motorcycles before shaping early flight and aircraft propulsion.
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Glenn Ff
Curtiss
Amer Tcan
Rhelms
France
Hammondeport
Glenn Curtiss
Hammondsport
Curtissey
Tnd UN
America
Ile
New York Globe
Paris to Dijon Flight Prize Puts 100 000 Francs On The Line
The Matin urges practical aviation after Rheims results and offers 100000 francs to the owner of the fastest aircraft in a Paris to Dijon circuit via Belfort Nancy Liege and Paris before August 31, 1910. The press lauds air conquest and honors Glenn Curtiss as a patient, dedicated pioneer.
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Paria
Matin
Rheims
Paris
Dijon
Belfort
Nancy
Lie
Nui
Glenn H. Curtiss
Army's New Telescope Aids Hidden Observers
Dana Dudley of Wakefield Mass has developed a reflecting telescope adopted by the war department. The instrument allows viewing enemies from concealment by reflecting lines of sight around objects and obstacles, enabling target identification without exposing the observer.
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Gubnere
Dana Dudley
Wakefield
Mass
War Department
United States
Imag
New Use of Compressed Air for Instrument Tone
A device called the auxelophone invented by Charlen Parsons uses compressed air to strengthen an attached instrument's tone. When connected to a cello the aluminium rod links to the instrument and air vibration through the valve broadens and amplifies the sound, preserving instrument identity while increasing volume.
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Charlen Parsons
Mystery Miss Astor and the Summer Romance
A reader reports a melodramatic tale at a mountain hotel where Margarette Astor hides a secret past. She befriends Harry Davis, a wealthy lumberman, as public scrutiny and gossip swirl around her arrival. After a runaway horse scene they disclose she is Mitcheth Athdtes in disguise and they plan a humane life together, ending with a kiss.
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William D. White
Hichimeath
Xtra Gers
Margarette Astor H
Miss Astor
Herrella Morton
Sre
Paved Brigade
Davis
Phare
Misa Astor
Wal i
Barry Davis
Margarete
Sickness and Visitors Among Patients In Courtroom Anecdote
The text describes a patient preferring no visitors after an operation and comments on small annoying habits observed in courtrooms. A doctor notes limited company later, while the speaker laments interruptions from familiar behaviors when unwell. The passage ends with a reference to New York.
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Flagaes
New, York
Why White Prefers Kansas
Emporia editor William Allen White returns from Europe and argues that America’s strength lies in its lack of a peasant class. He contrasts European nobility with Kansas values, praising labor and democracy while criticizing monarchies and colonial attitudes.
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Emporia
Europe
Kansas City
William Allen White
Euros
White
Wilhelmina
Mr. White
Kansas
America
National Marathon entrants loom for big Lowell race
A strong field is gathered for the National Marathon at Lowell in September as top long distance runners including Johnny Hayes of New York, H A Davis of Canada, Mike Spring of New York, Tom Morrissey of Yonkers, Al Paines and Jimmy Lee compete for a $250 purse. Other notable entrants include John Gof of Cambridge, Charlie Muller of Mohawk Athletic Club, Pat Dineen of South Boston and Ted Crooks of the Fast River area. The event is tied to the automobile speed carnival in Lowell.
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Lowell
Marts
Morrbnac
Valley Motorcar
Ely
Connection
Jonny Hayes
New York
Hai Davis
Duan
Tittle Mike Spring
Tom Morrissey
Yonkers
al’ Paines
Jimmy Lee
Somerville
Hig
John Gof
Cambridge
Toral Amateura
Wil
Rinor
Chariie Muller
Mohawk Athletic Club
Wil Te
Pat Dineen
South Boston
Ted Crooks
Drowning of Doylestown Barber Near Lahigh River
Doylestown barber Raymond Pohl drowned in the Lahigh River near Inland Park resort. A note found on his coat read: George at Solitatiton Pa asks me to take my life. Authorities report the incident near fasten, Pa with unclear date in September.
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Fasten
Raymionas Pohl
Doylestown
Barber
A&aimmer
Thin’ Nity
Nate
George Wat Hest
Solitatiton
Fragmented Text: Unclear Narrative Fragments Recount
The readable portions mix names and phrases in a disjointed style. It mentions a mother and a character named Olegail ly and threads of undefined events, leaving the overall meaning unresolved.
Secrecy and Rumors Surround Verd and Batto Case
A fragmentary report hints at secrecy and alleged schemes involving Verd and Batto. It mentions Joe the Itdordis resolving a cone tone some time ago and a publisher offering a dinner night, with a wife who was pregnant. The text is garbled and uncertain about specifics.
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Joe
Bolte
Givneed
Andy
N Henitts
Verdi
Battond
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Edmund Heller
Cabell
Capers
R.C. Cabell
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Elnuy
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Niles
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Cleveland
India
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Seville
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Tome
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Ular
Tinea
Xow
Orks
Iuat
Raue
Columbus Knott
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