Roosevelt Wins Wild Reception on Kansas City Campaign Tour
Roosevelts reception in Kansas City and nearby Osawatomie is described as wild with crowds along the streets, police called out to keep order, and he delivering four speeches. He reiterates progressive ideals, defends labor, urges federal aid on workplace accidents, and attacks corruption while praising honesty and conservation. The article notes strong support for his potential presidency and signals campaign dynamics.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Kansas City
Mr. Roosevelt
Kandas City
Kan
Commercial Club
Unien
Denver
Greater New York Population Hits 4 766 883 in 1910 Census
The 1910 census reports Greater New York at 4 766 883 residents, up 387 percent since 1900. Manhattan 2 The Bronx 1 034 ARO Richmond Queens each show gains, with London exceeding by about 2 000 000 in population for comparison and foreign-born totals cited.
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New York
Manhattan
Konx
Brooklyn
Richmond
Queens
London
Rapttata Agin
Bertin
Tragedy Near Richmond Woman Commits Suicide
A 24 year old woman Muriel Rieth, daughter of actor Royston Keith, killed herself in Richmond Virginia by stepping in front of a suburban electric train after leaving a note asking her mother be notified and her effects sent to a Baywater residence. The note mentioned her employer Mark Lloyd of the Virginia State Fair.
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Richmond
Richmont
Jand Aml
Colbible Terrace
Bayawater
Lomlen
Muriel Rieth
Royston Kieth
London
Lloyd
Union
Fatal Navy boxing bout claims Marine’s life in Nicaragua
Corporal W JH Brinksmeyer of the United States Marine Corps died from injuries sustained in a boxing bout at Binefields, Nicaragua. Officials say details are not yet known and an investigation is planned with a full report to the department.
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Marine Corps
Washington
W, JH. Brinksmeyer
United States Marine Corps
Binefields
Nicaragua
Department
British Ambassador Bryce Sails for Chile to Study Canal
James Bryce the British ambassador sails from New York on the Santa Marta headed for Colon to study botany and inspect work on the Panama Canal. He is accompanied by Mrs Bryce and may make a brief stopover in England before returning home.
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New York
Chile
Panamia Canal
South’ America
Enginita
James ‘Bryce
Mra "Biroco
Santa Marta
Colon
Ball Players Tire Of One Job On Baseball Teams
A piece discusses ball players’ desire to switch positions and the versatility of players on the St. Louis team. Roger Stresnaban is highlighted for covering multiple roles from pitcher to catcher and infield/outfield duties. The piece notes players’ public spotlight and the habit of moving to unfamiliar positions to suit team needs.
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St. Louis Steam
Roger Stresnaban
Roger
Wille
New York
Camp Cardinal
Johny Lush
Philadelphia
John
Noy Thomne
Quaker City
Baseball players’ shifting positions and ambitions in early reports
The text surveys players such as Steve Evans Roy Wallace Bailey and Adrian Joss noting varied positions from pitcher to infielder and catcher. It describes skill traits from bunting to curve balls and suggests players’ tactical moves like switching to catching or pitching based on ability.
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Prionet
Oatoumt
Steve Evans
Roy Wallace
Bailey
Texas
Eddie Karger
Dan Loft
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Daniel
Joe Lake
Newburg
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Cobb
Detroit
Oscar Stan
Age
Stan
Sean
Adrian Joss
Naps
Joss
Chicago Cubs
Baseball Scores Roundup From Last Day Games
Postponed games due to rain across the American and National Leagues with detailed club standings. Eastern and Tri State leagues also report results and rain delays. Key showings include Athletica and New York leading in the American League and Chicago and Brooklyn in the National League.
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York
Death of Young Man Found Shotgun by Bed
Edward C. Hardy, formerly a ministry student at Muhlenberg College, was found dying in his bedroom with a shotgun nearby in Lancaster on September 2. He died shortly after from a wound to the side. The cause of death remains undetermined whether accident or self-inflicted. Hardy had married only two months ago.
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Edward C. Hardy
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Muhlenberg ‘College
Hardy
Cleveland Ready to Raise Car Fare to Four Cents
Cleveland Railway announces plan to discharge 200 track workers amid large deficits. The three cent fare remains in force for now, but a future increase to four cents may occur once the surplus is exhausted. The move follows financial strain noted by the system and its newspaper subscribers.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Railway Company
Walks After Five Years A Paralytic Recovery Cited
Aged paralytic Captain Wor. Simnus in Convoravilly Ind reports a five year total paralysis relief after divine intervention. He regained movement in arms and legs and spoke clearly for the first time, aided by tingling sensation and hopeful signs. He credits divine intervention for the cure.
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Wor
Simnus
Lingato
Sues Lillian Russell Over Auto Injury Claim
William Vitegerebl of this city filed a suit seeking 5000 damages from actress Lillian Russell claiming her automobile struck him in this city on August 15. Papers served at the stage entrance of a New York theater. Indictments tally includes fifty for the July 8 lynching of Detective Carl Etherington. Newark officials blamed. Decatur board plans New Testament in public schools. state supreme court later ruled against. Frank T. Tucker, Wisconsin assistant attorney general and Republican candidate for attorney general, found dead in Fox River.
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Neheneciady
William Vitegerebl
Cty
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Injiriss
New York
Newark
Licking County Grand Jury
Carl Etherington
Licking County
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Decatur
Deestur
Ubrarles no‘Jonger
Decature
C. Blair
Wiaconsin
Oshkosh
Wis
Frank T. Tucker
Fox River
Lobster Terms through English History and a Philadelphia Jewelers Tale
A scattered historical piece traces the use of the word lobster as insult from Elizabethan times to Cromwell and British Redcoat soldiers, then shifts to a Philadelphia anecdote about pawned rings and a jeweler. It also reflects on the simple word Yes and its social effects.
Ring repair inquiry ends with jeweler saying mend possible
A man with a deep abrasion under a ring spoke to a jewelers seeking to reclaim pawn value. He asked if the ring could be mended and the jeweler replied that it could be repaired before the operation to cut the ring began.
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