Attacks Taft Faith May Prompt Criminal Libel Charge
Washington district attorney weighs charging evangelist W A Cuddy with criminal libel over The Prophetic Alarm article calling Taft’s election a sin and accusing Roosevelt of plotting against Jesus Christ. Police were alerted and the DA will decide if the matter goes to the grand jury.
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Washington
William HH. Taft
United States
Aubrey Baker
W. A. Cuddy
Baker
Cuddy
The Prophetic Alarm
Mr. Taft
Paramount Jssue
Jesus Christ
Taft
priesia
Roosevelt
Jess Christ
Acid in Mother's Eye Shocks Alton Woman
Mrs. Annie Rickey of Alton loses sight in her right eye after her daughter Bartha Rickey accidentally drops carbolic acid into the eye while intending rose water. The incident occurred at Fast Red place and the mother suffered severe pain before a physician could treat the burn, leaving the eye damaged and vision compromised.
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Rickey
Alton
Annie Rickey
Fast Red place
Bartha Rickey
Miss Rickey
burard
Rabbit Eye Restores Sight In Groundbreaking Case
New York physicians report a cornea graft from a rabbit restored sight to a man blind since age nine. The 24 year old could count fingers at twelve inches and distinguish colors after three months, with experts noting the procedure is rare and promising. Other briefs cover a Delware woman saved from hand amputation after a cat bite, a Pittsburg dog horse fight ending in a terrier death, and a New Jersey deaf mute divorce case requiring sign language interpretation.
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New York
rabbit
medical board
Henry R. Laser
West Ninety third street
Lever aald
Hores
Death Oval
Pittsburg
George W. Murrin
Undercliff
Murrip
Joonen
Mer
Newark
N. 4
James William Nash
hag
Howell
New Jersey
Onger
Can of Oil Explodes Killing Child in Mason County Home
A can of oil near a kitchen range exploded at the home of John G. Roush in Mason County West Virginia. One child died from burns and Mr and Mrs Roush along with three other children were severely injured with possible death. The house was consumed in the blast.
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John G. Roush
Mason county
W. Va
Raids on Atlantic City Gambler Dives Stir Police and Politics
Newark detectives backed by Governor Fort and Judge Trenchard led a Atlantic City raid on three major gambling dens. More than fifty men, including owners and staff, were arrested as police clashed with gamblers. Prosecutor Goldenberg said the aim was to disrupt gambling, noting no bell was rung for releases and that the raids were not politically motivated.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Govrerny Fort
Supreme Court
Trenchard
Goldenerg
Baltzellt & Bonne
twenty-Ave
Newark
Gunn
Smith
Offer
Burf place
yeors
Bud Griffin
Kentucky avenue
Griffin
Mike” Green
Tom" Cole
cal
Baltic avenue
Natters alley
Procector Goldenberg
Booker T Washington to certify Ta practice at Rear Pittsburg
Fragmentary note reports Booker T Washington authenticating football practice at Rear Pittsburg with Williams providing input. Mentions total registration for a New York public show and an increase of 2, though details are unclear.
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Booker T. Washington
Pittsburg
Willams bts jaw. ag
New York
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