Sullivan to write book contrasting Bowery with London and Paris
Big Tim Sullivan plans a travel memoir that compares New York Bowery life with England and France. He will avoid naming individuals and will not attack any person, aiming to present a fair contrast of conditions and reformers’ themes seen abroad. He seeks input from Jack McAuliffe and notes about etiquette of foreign chapters.
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Tim” Bullivan
the Bowery
Byrnes
Bowery
Congressman Sullivan
London
Paris
Big Tim
England
France
The
T. D. Sullivan
Morocco
Jack McAuliffe
Jack
Filipino Leper Cured in Manila Case Report
In Manila on August 23 a well authenticated cure of leprosy is reported. A patient treated for leprosy died later of liver complications, but microscopic exams show no trace of leprosy in the body. Dr. H. B. Wilkinson, the treating physician, is a University of Virginia graduate.
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Manila
H. B. Wilkinson
University of Virginia
Martin Wins Virginia Senate Seat in Statewide Victory
Richmond reports strong results for United States Senator Martin and Representative Swanson as top winners in Virginia. Ellison wins Lieutenant Governor, Anderson secures Attorney General, Wegleston secures Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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Martin
Virginia
Richmond
United States
United States Senate
Swanson
Ellison
Anderson
Wegleston
Hailstorm Ravages Schenectady Crops and Streets
A sudden electrical and hail storm struck Schenectady New York on August 23 causing extensive crop damage. Hailstones weighed four to five ounces and surprised horse drivers, leading to several runaways on the main street.
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Schenectady
Echenectady
N. Y
Bonaparte Praises Naval Hero for Rescue at Sea
Secretary Bonaparte sent a commendation to Charles Dick Sutton a first class seaman on the Hancock for rescuing H G Miller an apprentice seaman from drowning Miller was aboard the Detroit when at Boston Sutton acted July 30 amid dangerous conditions. Loudenslager’s Condition Unchanged in Camden as doctors remain vigilant with no immediate danger of death.
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Bonaparte
Washington
Charles Dick Sutton
Hancock
Sutton
H. G. Miller
Detroit
Boston
Loudenslager
Camden
N. J
Henry C. Loudenslager
New Jersey
Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy and Cooler
Partly cloudy and somewhat cooler conditions prevail with light to fresh southwest winds. Temperatures trend lower through the day with a mild afternoon and a comfortable evening ahead.
Conger resigns as ambassador to Mexico amid possible China mission
Edwin D. Conger of Iowa resigns as American ambassador to Mexico effective Oct. 18. President Roosevelt accepts the resignation and Thompson of Nebraska may become his Mexico successor. Loomis asst secretary of state is mentioned in connection with the appointment.
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Thompson
Mexico
Oyster Bay
N. X
Edwin & Conger
Iowa
Roosevelt
Conger
Peking
China
Bir. Conger
David HK. Thompson
Nebraska
Brazil
Francis B. Loomis
Two Trolley Wrecks Deaths and Injuries in NYC Collision
In New York a trolley crash on the eastern incline of the Brooklyn Bridge killed one man, fatally injured another, with four minor injuries and many shaken. A Gates Avenue motorman lost control causing the Fulton Street car collision. A second incident near Thirty-fifth Street involved a Third Avenue car and a lumber truck. Eugene Kelly died and Francis Downs was crushed. Mrs. Lena Freene and Conductor Kelly were at the point of death in Bellevue.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Gates Avenue
Fulton Street
Brooklyn Tower
Europe
Goodby
Third Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Eugene Kelly
Francis Downs
Lena Freene
Kelly
Bellevue
Fairbanks and party greet crowd at Ogdensburg visit
Vice President Fairbanks and Mrs Fairbanks with Congressman and Mrs Foster arrived by private car from Manchester New Hampshire. They were greeted by thousands of citizens as U S troops and the national guard escorted the party to Senator George R Malbys residence. A grand ovation occurred along the route with thousands of veterans at attention.
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Malby
Plunger Arrives at Oyster Bay for Roosevelt Visit
The submarine torpedo boat Plunger, ready for diving drills, arrived from the Brooklyn navy yard, convoyed by the naval tug Apache. Commanded by Lt. Charles H. Nelson it carries seven crewmen and will stay aboard the Apache near the Sylph yacht and the J. West Roosevelt pier during the stay.
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Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Tremor Hits Illinois Shaking East St. Louis Area
An earthquake rattled southern Illinois with strong shocks felt near East St. Louis and as far north as Springfield. Dishes rattled, furniture moved, dogs barked, and residents fled their homes in alarm during the most severe tremor in years.
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Tlinois
Chicago
East St. Louis
Springfield
Miss Walsh Out of Danger in Auto Crash
In Newport R I Aug 23 Miss Evalyn Walsh who was injured in a weekend auto accident that killed her brother and injured others was reported comfortable and out of danger Mrs James L Kernechan and Harry Qelrichs two of the injured were able to go outside
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Walsh
Newport
R. L
Evalyn Walsh
James L. Kernechan
Harry Qelrichs
Kansas City Pipe Line Incorporation in New Jersey
The Kansas City Pipe Line company is incorporated in Trenton with authorized capital of 3 million dollars to lay a pipe line for natural gas transport. Incorporators are B. H. Crumbrec of Haverford PA James Ball of Philadelphia and Joseph D. Buzy of Camden Oklahoma Indians Demand Statehood for Five Tribes
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Kansas City Pipe Line
Trenton
N. J
Kansas City Pipe Line Company
BH. J. Crumbrec
Haverford
James Ball
Philadelphia
Joseph D. Buzby
Camden
Roosevelt Plan for Sakhalin Purchase Stirs Talks
The Roosevelt plan would let Russia buy all or half of Sakhalin from Japan to settle indemnity and war costs. Japan would gain from cession of the railway and Russian prisoner maintenance, balancing the bills. Witte receives the president's message as talks continue at the navy yard.
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Sakhalin
Witte
Portsmouth
N. H
Roosevelt
Japan
M. Witte
Oyster Bay
M., Witte
Baron de Rosen
York Beach
Navy Yard
Peirce
New York
Mr. Peirce
Fever Claims Nine More
New Orleans report shows 57 new fever cases bringing total to 1,053 and 9 deaths for the period, with 21 new foci, totals 342, and 319 patients still under treatment.
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New Orleans
Madman Attack at Rail Tower Ends in Narrow Escape
Charles Lynch, a signalman on the New York New Haven and Hartford line, was assaulted by Richard Kennedy who tried to kill him and lock him in the telegraph tower. Lynch signaled the crew to stop the freight and survived after the towers crew overpowered the assailant. In Newark, a lioness escaped a cage at Electric park, roaming free for two hours without harming anyone.
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Rowayton
Conn
Charles Lynch
New York, New’ ‘Inven and Hartford Railroad
Richard Kennedy
Lynch
Kennedy
Blue
Newark
N. J
Electric Park
Vailsburg
Tourbillion
Bride Struck On Honeymoon Sparks Alimony Case
Supreme Court Justice Geigerich reserved decision on alimony of 15 per week and fees of 150 for Mrs. Viola F Schiller pending her separation suit from Joseph W. Schiller. The complaint cites cruelty including a June incident on their honeymoon at the Hotel Rennart in Baltimore where Schiller struck her in the face.
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New York
Supreme Court
Geigerich
Leon Kronfield
Viola” F. Schiller
Joseph W. Schiller
Hotel Rennart
Baltimore
Schiller
New Forest Reserve In Minnesota Draws Federal Withdrawal
The interior secretary ordered withdrawal from entry of all unappropriated public land in eleven townships of northern Minnesota to aid a forest reserve to be created immediately north of the Lake Superior reserve. Octogenarian Byron Rector of Esperance, N Y, jumped from a bridge at Schenectady, breaking his neck. infirmities were cited as the cause.
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New Forest Reserve
Minnesota
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Lake Superior Reserve
Schenectady
N. Y
Byron Rector
Esperance
Markets Report Mixed as Wheat and Butter Hold Steady
Financial pages show dull farming prices with Minnesota patents at 4905.50 and winter straights at 464.25 while wheat gains on Liverpool cables amid Russian news. Livestock and dairy items list varied quotes from hay to eggs and dressed poultry, reflecting a cautious market in New York.
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Frewe
York
Minnesota
Liverpool
Shorts
Ballow-Steady
New York
C. Il
Mercantile Exchange
Live Stock Markets Report
Receipts light with steady market for cattle and hogs. Prime cattle sold up to 5.60 per hundredweight while calves ranged to 7.25. Hogs showed prime heavies around 6.40 and medium lines near 5.65. Lambs and sheep traded firm with prime wethers around 3.20 per head and lambs near 4.07.
Polar Expedition Leader Returns From Terra Nova Rescue
A Fiala of Brooklyn and Terra Nova expedition members arrived in the United States after a harrowing relief voyage. He touted scientific value from surveys of Crown Prince Rudolph Land and Franz Josef Land, detailing failed attempts to reach high latitudes and late summer base regrouping. Additionally Kermit Roosevelt plans a Wyoming hunting trip with Captain Seth Bullock before school reopens, and Vanderbilt estate sells fifty eight head of Jersey cattle for twelve thousand dollars.
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Hogland
Fiala
Brooklyn
William
Champ
William Ziegler
United States
Crown Prince Rudolph
Teplitz Bay
Franz-Josef Land
America
T ‘Anchorage
Cape Fugel
Cape Plaza
William Y. Peters
United States Geological Survey
Hooker Island
Greman
Cape Abruzzi
Cape Rath
Cape Fiora
Porter
Archipelago
Ziegler
Arctic
Hermit Roosevelt
Deadwood
Omaha
Neb
Kermit Roosevelt
Big Horn Mountains
Wyoming
Seth Bullock
Bullock
Kermit. Roosevelt
Fragmentary notice from a damaged page summary
Readable fragments describe a shipboard scene with patient sleep and silent men. The text hints at oper sections and a veiled danger aboard a vessel or crew. The surviving phrases suggest tension on deck and routine duties amid unclear events.
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