Roosevelt speech at Cape Cod monument cornerstone ceremony
President Roosevelt spoke on Cape Cod praising honest business, pledging strong anti trust enforcement and a national incorporation law. He urged no vindictive action but firm punishment of lawbreakers while supporting honest firms and workers.
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Provincetown
Mass
Roosevelt
Town Hill
Ronsevelt
Americ Goll
Cape Cod
James Bryce
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wiliam
Albert Blake
Boston
Masons
Massishusetta
Wlliam B. Lawrence
Medford
James B. Connally
Ydd
Gloucester
Reogerell
Oyster Bay
Qarvis
Dar
Tle
Massachusetts
England
Astute
Atlantic Coast
Troops Battle Anarchists Near Odessa
At Hryrolosers a detachment of troops clashed with five anarchists who barricaded a house and fired on them for eighteen hours. The local police chief and several Cossacks were killed. Two anarchists died. three escaped.
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Auguarchisia
Odessa
Hryrolosers
Barbers Elect Officers at State Convention
The New York state branch of the International Journeyman Barbers' association wrapped up in Troy on August 21. Officers elected include President Thomas G. Welsh of Elmira, first vice president E. H. Collmer of Utica, second vice president J. A. Grattan of Troy, third vice president F. B. Stimpson of Takport, and Secretary-Treasurer M. T. Muldoon of Troy. No radical changes in prices were adopted.
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Barbers
Omcers
Troy
New York State
International Journeyment Barbers’ Association
Thomas G. Welsh
Elmira
Aretice
E. H. Collmer
Utica
Ice
J. A. Grattan
F. B. Stimaon
Tackport
M. T. Muldoon
Laurence Irving Arrives in New York for American Premiere
Laurence Irving, heir of Sir Henry Irving and author of The Inheritance of the Meek, arrived in New York aboard the Kneiser Wilhelm der Grosse for his first U.S. visit. He will rehearse his play for BE. H. Sothern, aimed at a Chicago production on September 22.
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Laurance Irving
New York
Sir Henry Irving
America
Kneiser
American Motorist Hits Pedlar in Louviers France
American motorist Joseph Fritz drove a powerful car in Louviers on August 21 and struck a pedlar, who was killed. Fritz was thrown from the vehicle with a fractured skull and was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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Louviers
France
Joseph Fritz
Fritz
Oil Trust Defends Itself Against Government Suit
Standard Oil Company circulates a pamphlet to employees and stockholders denying wrongdoing in the Chicago Alton railroad case. It accuses the government of improper evidence exclusion and political meddling, asserts innocence, and vows appeal as it faces a multimillion dollar fine and broader attacks on its business.
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New York
Landis
Standard O1 Company
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Alton Road
Tate
Chicago
Ife
Po Une
Standard 617 Company
Alke
Standard OH Company
Garfield
Congress
Alten
Smith
Landila
Beef Trust Swallows Rival in New York Market
In New York on August 22 the holding group controlling four fifths of the New York Butchers Creased Meat company at 487 Eleventh Avenue sold their stake to the beef trust. The local company is to be absorbed by the larger combination and taken over on October 1 as the trust expands its grip.
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Beef Trust
Rival
New York
Creased Meat Company
Eleventh Avenue
Mikado Honors Marquia Ito With Imperial Rescript
Tokyo August 21 Marquais Ito received an imperial rescript praising his handling of Korean affairs and expressing satisfaction with the convention reached through his efforts as part of Japan’s peacekeeping in the far east.
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Mikado
Marquia Tic
Tokyo
Marquais Ito
Far East
Prominent Episcopalian Dies in Maine Dean Tiffany Dies
Rev Charles Comfort Tiffany D D longtime archdeacon of New York and leader in Episcopal church affairs in the diocese died here of apoplexy at a advanced age. He was born in 1928 and had long since retired from active work.
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Harrgah
Charles Comfort Tiffany
New York
Dr Tiffany
Brutal double murder and robbery in New Jersey farm home
In Camden New Jersey on August 21 Frances Horner 67 and servant Victoria Napoli were slain when a former farm worker Charles Gibson set fire to the Horner barn to lure the couple from the house and rob it he hacked the women with an ax severing Mrs Horner s head while Napoli died later in hospital A Black man Gibson is jailed with two watches found pledged in Philadelphia Stephen Dorsey was arrested as an accomplice but not believed to have participated in the killings
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Oqamden
N.J
Frances Hfarmer
Edward Horner
Browning Road
Bmferchant- Filie
Victoria ‘Napoli
Charles Gibson
New Jersey
Horner
Philadelphia
Gibson
Stephen Dorsey
Chicago Journal
Chicago - Record-Herald
Chicago News
Hicks
Marryat
Wicks
Catholic Standard and Times
Amy
Fiegende Blatter
Harper
Mary
Atu London Tatler
Washington Star
Jusicott
Mca
George
Cleveland
Department of& Pew
Atlanta
Philadelphia’ ‘Ledger
Readville Futurity Delivers World Record Sprint
Readville Mass September minutes recount General Watts driving Axworthy to new world record for three year old trotting stallions at the American Horse Breeders Futurity. Bowerman trainers and C C Watts owner praised as Audubon Boy and Baron May incidents shade results. Codero wins 2 19 trot while Sayles faces suspension.
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General Watts
Readville
Mass
Beneral
Watte
Axworthy
C. CT. Waits
Charleston
W. Va
Lexington
Mike Bowerman
Bowerman
Read Fille
Angus Pointer
George E. Whitney
Enfield
N.H
Sanderlin
Codero
Boston
M. Sayles
Attleboro
Baron May
Cubans Backslide In Sanitary Flight From Clean Conditions
A Washington report from Governor Magoon of Cuba warns of dangerous neglect of sanitary precautions after the U S withdrawal and Cuban army control. Fever spreads beyond hospital corpsmen, and officials say conditions cannot be cured this year despite American efforts and limited Cuban physician support.
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Washington
War Department
Magoon
Cuba
United States
Rockefeller Seeks Witness Fee For Chicago Hearing
United States Marshal Hoy received a Rockefeller request for travel and witness pay. Rockefeller swore he traveled 1 448 miles to appear before Judge Landis, with a 1 cent per mile rate and 1.50 per day. A $73.95 check will be sent after payroll signing.
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Johan DD
Chicago
United States
Marshal Hoy
Mr. Rockefeller
Philibert Reports Intermittent Fire on Casablanca Front
In a Paris telegram of Aug 21 Vice Admiral Philibert says artillery fire from land and sea keeps tribesmen back from the towns near Casablanca. Other Moroccan seaports are quiet. The steamer Anatolia and patrol ships ready to embark European residents if necessary.
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Philibert
Paris
Casablanca
Anatolia
Safl
Magsdor
Zionist Congress adopts Hebrew for official messages
The Zionist congress in The Hague, in its tenth session, decides to use Hebrew exclusively for all official communications and publications from the congress and its executive committee.
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Zionista
The
Hague
Zioniet Congress
Death at Old Orchard Claims Third Victim
Reverend Bufos H. Jones rector of Trinity Episcopal Church Saco died after being struck by shrapnel from an exploding soda water tank at the Ore in Old Orchard Thursday night. The blast previously injured two.
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Old Orchard
Bufos H. Jones
Trinity Episcopal Church
Saco
Laysan Island Not Disappearing Says Report
Honolulu Aug 24 The island of Laysan has not disappeared as claimed by the schooner Olsen’s captain. The island was visited Aug 15 by the US tug Troquois on its way from Guam.
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Larann Isle
Honolulu
Laysan
Olsen
Troquois
Guam
Weather Forecast Reports Strong West to Northwest Winds
The forecast notes fair skies with fresh west to northwest winds. Temperatures are expected to stay mild with no precipitation in the outlook.
Water wins Merchants and Citizens handicap in Saratoga
Renning Water showed a strong late surge to win the one mile and three sixteenths handicap at Saratoga, beating Ita Dandelion by a length. She set a track record for the distance at 1:55 2-5, three-fifths of a second faster than Francesco’s 1902 mark, as Dandelson and Dr. Gardner traded pace before Ramlog Water pulled clear in the stretch. Ocean Spray was sold for 2200 dollars in the fifth race.
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Saratoga
Merchants and Citzens
Ita
Francesco
Dandelson
Dr. Gardner
Ramlog Water
Ocean Spray
Bf, Krauss
Norfolk Excursion Steamer Grounds in Fog
The Norfolk, incoming steamer for the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company, ran aground in fog near Maryland Point on the Potomac about forty miles from Washington. The several hundred passengers aboard were transferred to the Jamestown and brought to the city. many were bound for the Jamestown exposition.
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Washington
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Norfolk
Potomac Tive
Maryland Point
Jamestown
Japan Orders 18000-Ton Battleship From Shipbuilder
Glasgow Aug 71 The Japanese government has placed an order for an 18000 ton battleship with the Pai Shipbuilding company. The new battleship will be one of the most formidable armored ships afloat featuring an extremely wide beam.
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Japan
Glasgow
Pai Shipbuilding Company
Quips and Snippets From Distant Papers
A collage of humorous quotes and notices from various papers. Snatches lampoon domestic life, marriage, money, and social roasts with voices ranging from Chicago to Washington, Madrid, and beyond, featuring bited anecdotes about wives cooks and misers.
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Will Pouwisr the Wicked Rich
Alps
Francis Rea MacMillen
le Fost
Marietta
Ohio
Machillen
Francis
New York Symphony Orchestra
Royal Conservatory of Belgium
OIL Trust
Magoon Heperus
Cherry Cicely
McParland
Yanger
Fort Waens
Ind
Packie McFarland
Benny Yanger
Newark
McGin- Pfeister
Kling
Ferguson
Ally
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Uncinnati
Cincinnati
Weiler
Lamar
McLean
Rodkiyn
MelIntyre
Bergen
Bedeipnia
St. Louis
Ertorea
Pt. Louis
Etterneg — Lush
Noonan Moren
OOIT
Pittsburg
Errera
Pittsborg
Phillipps
Lindeman and Brown
Teeta Ees Enesaeeese
New
Dena
Louia
Gt. Louis
Newton
Thomas
Dineen
Stevens
Jonnson
Kahoe
Rhoades
Clarke
Iurrors
Falkenburg
Shannon
Josa
Chiene
Sora
Atone
Batterwa Flere
Powers
Walsh
Sullat
Detroit
Beatrot Saton
Sita Hosten
Winter and Shaw
Allus
Bis
Gener
Abe Martin
Herald
Erpt
Egypt
Alnee
Nev
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