President Roosevelt Tours New England in August Visit
Boston August 26 President Roosevelt continues his travels through New England. After a restful night in Nahant he heads to Dover New Hampshire and Maine and plans to return to Lowell Massachusetts tonight. He travels by train with a cavalry escort, speaks in Lynn and Boston on trust issues, then proceeds to Nahant for a public address and a salute of twenty one guns before returning to Boston.
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President’s Lynn visit praises citizens and navy secretary
President arrives from Nahant to Lynn about twenty minutes, greeted by Mayor Shepherd and a committee, addressing a large crowd at City Hall. He emphasizes individual duty to private and public life, lauds Secretary of the Navy Mandy, and notes the need for ships and strong government.
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Primaries In The South For Governor And State Officials
In Carwasbia Aug 26 Democratic primaries are held across the state for governor and other state officers. Delegates and state legislators are to be chosen, with attention to potential successors to Senator McLaurin.
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Hately Kills Self After Wife Leaves for Millionaire Lover
William W. Hately, a Omaha clerk, killed himself after his wife left him for Charles Stierle, a Montena millionaire. He had previously moved with his family to Montana, divorced, and later returned to Omaha brooding over the affair. He left his children several thousand dollars from life insurance. a final note protested his love for his former wife.
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Riot at Hay 4 suburb over race feud ends in deaths
In Indianapolis Aug 1 a clash at a National Malate Casting plant suburb drew about 200 black and white workers. A melee yesterday morning left two dead and many injured as stones bricks and missiles flew. Whites won control driving blacks from the mill.
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Manila Case Shows Sedition Convictions and Train Arrival
A group including publishers of Freedom and its editors faced sedition charges with heavy penalties cited, while the Manila scene recalls a city procession to the station and a presidential reception. The article notes Mrs. OBrien and Hoth Herr involved, with appeals pending, and references Milwaukee, Houghton, and Sydney among other locales in the scattered dispatches.
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Jamaica Treaty Echoes and Global Trade Notes
Washington dispatch reports Jamaica's reciprocity influence guiding U S policy, with Jamaica’s tariff rebates cited as a benchmark for Cuba. The piece covers seed distribution under Wilson, literacy data from the census, and notes on Tiburon island and Australian rail plans. Peter S Hoe, famed press builder, has died in New York.
Movement in broom corn sparks short lived market rally
Reports from Mattoon and Charleston indicate a brisk shipment of broom corn, with twenty cars moved as brokers note a new supply from Kansas to the Midwest. Prices last week ranged from 100 to 125 per ton as buyers rush for flexible stock, while reliable authorities warn the crop may not meet earlier yield expectations.
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Close Call On Mountain Path Ends In Rescue
In Monteagle Tennessee on August 2 a party on a mountain trip near Por est Hount witnessed a near fatal accident. Miss Wine pie Tucker and Sidney Cowan slipped and tumbled over a ledge about thirty to forty feet down. Cowan was badly hurt but conscious. Tucker was unconscious after the fall. The party, described as a Peace party, aided by others, stabilized Cowan and assisted Tucker until help arrived.
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Stock Brokers in Receiver’s Hands Amid Hacking Allegations
A jumble of early 20th century clippings reports on CHOA Avie WT and Jowell as noted stock brokers facing receiver action over alleged hacking schemes. The piece touches on plant closings at St Joseph and London packers, Roosevelt in Asheville, a bear hunt near Mount Mitchell, a Southern rail wreck at Harbins, and various local incidents from North Carolina to Kentucky. The fragmentary text mentions named locales, dates, and individuals but lacks a coherent single narrative.
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Will Morgan Help2 His Aid Wanted In The Strike
New York August 20 Yesterday a union committee visited the office of J 1 Morgan & Coy but none of the firm saw them. The purpose of the visit was to discuss settlement of the strike. Troops moved into Lansford to protect union workers on their way to work. An arrest warrant was sworn for a non union man as he headed to work. Most arrests were for vagrancy. In Lansford rioting followed a riot with pickets present and police interposed. Injuries were reported and tensions rose as disputes continued.
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Systemic turmoil and arrests span union protests and wartime recalls
The report describes a memo circulating about stockholder returns and proposed restitution schemes, with references to Wartfeld’s treasury role and departmental ties. It notes President Bier addressing striking shopmen about settlements, while General Niles, a Civil War veteran, is arrested over a government leak at a frontier post. The piece mentions wartime production costs and the World’s Christian Congress in Norway, plus Dr Olson’s long service as Burlington supervisor.
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U P Rail Exec Arrested in Indianapolis Case
Horace G Burt of the Union Pacific railway was arrested on one warrant this afternoon, charged jointly with W Nett of Indianapolis labor agent with flag impersonation. Burt posted bond at police headquarters for a court appearance tomorrow morning.
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Rural Route Mail Box Rules Set by Post Office
The Post Office announces rural routes will begin October 1 with roadside mailboxes. Boxes must serve only one or two families, and residents must comply or face suspension of free delivery. Postmasters will enforce limits and prohibit agents selling or promoting specific box makers.
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Doherty winner in tennis contests at Newport
Doherty the winner in the Newport Aru cai championship singles event defeating M I Whitman with scores 3-6 and 6-3. The report notes Kyser the Wheels Terre Haute incident and mentions a self destruction linked to a $100 loss. A separate item from London reports a polar expedition update and dispatches regarding Frith fot and Josef investigation.
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Referee named for Ryan Carter middleweight title
George Biler of Chicago has agreed to referee the middleweight championship bout between Tommy Ryan and Kia Carter to be held before the International Athletic Club in Fort Erie on September 15.
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Joral union rejects Koueb proposition for street car workers
Chicago August 26 The Joral union of the Amalgamated Association of Street Car Employees rejects President Koueb’s wage increase offer and dissolution of rival unions. The move blocks terms including hiring none to any man and possible end to the strike on the west and north sides of the city.
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Suicide and accidents era in Muscatine and beyond
A string of distant tragic incidents reported from Muscatine to New York includes the suicide of an elderly citizen in Muscatine after family disturbances, a fatal elevator accident in Indianapolis, a child cruelty case in Rapid City, a cashier’s self inflicted death in Milwaukee, a Chicago pageant election recount outcome, and other scattered calamities. Reports mention a man found hanging, a crushed worker in an elevator, a Marine-style labor search in Mexico, and pent up wagers on boxing outcomes.
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