Fall Styles In Shoes From Chicago Fashion Show
Women face pinch points this fall as styles from the second annual shoe and leather fall open in Chicago. The report notes sharper painting and bold principles, with masculine leather wear favoring form over comfort and buckles ruling autumn. Women’s pumps trend toward strap designs while men show two buttons and one buckle.
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New York
Prohibition Nominee and Train Wrecks Reported
A Paterson manufacturer died by own action by voting. Maryland Prohibitionists named William Giskel of Baltimore for governor. Two attempts to wreck Erie passenger trains near Cleveland involved ties piled on tracks. Miss Julia M Ehrig, 71, fell from stairs at Bethlehem, Pa, fractured skull and died shortly after.
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William Giskel
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Cleveland
Gethlehem
Julia M. Ehrig
Reading Company says Hanna forced coal contracts to aid McKinley ticket
The Reading Coal and Iron company charges government suits over the Anthracite Trust were driven by Marcus Hanna to back McKinley and Roosevelt in 1900. It states workers strikes were coerced by violence and that Hanna pressed for wage increases and contracts to secure party victory, with the company denying competition and detailing forced agreements.
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PREPARING HIS SPEECHES Roosevelt Charts Midwest West trip for huge audiences
President Roosevelt plans a rapid tour from Sept 30 to Oct 6 to deliver six major addresses read by about 0.0 million people. The schedule spans the Midwest to the South with stops in St Louis Cairo and Memphis as he begins an Mississippi river cruise.
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Dynamite Cap Explodes As Boy Is Spanked
Mrs Fred Williams of Bear Point near Cheboygan Michigan suffers severe injuries and her ten year old son is fatally hurt when a dynamite cap in his hip pocket explodes during a spanking for a minor offense. The boy had worn the cap from field work with his father. The mother was cut by flying debris.
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Mich
Fred William
Bear Point
Crooked Lake
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Sewed on severed tongue after horse kick
A boy in Correstionville Indiana had an inch of his tongue sewed after being kicked by a horse. The injury occurred when the horse kicked as the boy stood too close. The surgeon said he would recover and possibly speak perfectly.
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Correstionville
Aly
Robbie Hamsell
Robbie
William Flammond
Beaverton boy mauled by a captured turtle
Ten year old Jimmie Roberts of Beaver Falls was bitten when a 20 pound turtle seized his leg during a prank. His father William Roberts and mother Mrs Roberts tried to detach the jaws. a carving knife finally removed the head, but the bite left a painful long healing hole. Dr. B C Kerwin treated the injury at Homewood.
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Jimimie Roberts
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Beaver County
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Jimmie
Dimmie
Gas Made Him Crazy During Dental Procedure
George W. Bowers 28 attacked Dr. R. B. Lear ard and Dr. W. H. Wunder while under gas for a tooth extraction. Wunder used a hammer on Bowers causing a skull fracture. Wunder arrested, released on $1000 bail. Bowers hospitalized, wife and patients fled in panic.
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George W. Bowers
R. B. Learard
W. H. Wunder
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Freak Lightning Scarred Woman By Wall Paper Pattern
Miss Hilda Newstrom of Cit s sustains a permanent scar from a lightning strike that fired through her chimney into her bedroom. A piece of plaster with wallpaper burned the pattern into her flesh. she remains seriously injured but is expected to recover. In Teheran, Mirza Ali Asshan Khan the Persian premier was shot dead leaving two soldiers dead and an assemblyman wounded as panicked guards opened fire.
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S. 11
Hilda Newstrom
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Teheran
Persia
Mirza Ali Asshan Khan
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Plucky Stowaway Brings Family to New York by Estonia
A Rotterdam mother Annis Samelgan stowed aboard the Russia East Asiatic steamship Estonia with her two boys Leo and Ferdinand to reach New York. Captain Neuman discovered the family, helped them pass immigration, and the mother worked to earn passage for all. They were admitted after a special inquiry, the husband later reuniting with them at Ellis Island.
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Ferdinand
Neuman
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