Notable Aide to Roosevelt Loses Bid in Oneida Herkimer Race
Theodore D Robinson nephew of Theodore Roosevelt was defeated by the regular Republican organization in the Oneida Herkimer district bid for Congress. Frederick L Graves Bridgeport physician dies by poisoning after a self administered lethal dose. George Westinghouse resigns alleging being frozen out of company. Richard Sprague Wyandotte lawyer seeks identity help at Cincinnati police. Mayor Brand Whitlock of Toledo and party aides arrested in Sandusky for speed ordinance violations and released. Rear Admiral James A Hawke dies in Washington at 69. Nicaragua officials Barrios and Salivas visit U S to resume ties. Major General Grant in New York doubts Krupp gun revolution in warfare.
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Theodore Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Oneida-Herkimer
Richard Sprague
Wyandotte, Mich
Central Police Station
Cincinnati
Frederick L. Graves
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Conn
Modesto Barrios
Sebastian Salivas
Madriz
Nicaragua
United States
Grant
New York
New York Chinatown Threatens War as Global Turmoil Simmers
Various tremors from world markets and crime flare across cities. German bank failure sparks debt fears while Chicago butchers plan independent abattoirs to cut meat prices. A Herreld fire ruins business district with 75000 loss. Census shows Rock Island gain of 4802 and Columbus gains 55998. Otto Bernson, a Chicago man, dies by suicide in Geneva jail after a forgery arrest.
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New York
Niederdeutsche Bank
Germany
Chicago
Herreld
Campbell County
B. Dek
Rock Island
Ill
Columbus
Chio
Otto Bernson
Geneva
Washington
Indianapolis News
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Guthrie
St. Clair
Harold A. Sims
Mingig Central Railroad
Montrose
Hawler H. Crippen
Miss Leneve
John Lind
Minnesota
Democratic State Convention
Lind
South Bend
Ind
Grand Tray
Recall of Envoy and Vatican Rift Spark Talk of Civil Unrest
The article reports Spain recalling Ambassador Marquis de Ojeda after a Vatican note, signaling an inevitable rupture with Rome and ongoing anticlerical policy under Premier Canalejas. It also notes other distant events including railroad consolidation, a fatal car-train crash in Indiana, and US political reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Sebastian
Spain
Alfonso
Pre- Inter
Canalejas
Emila de Ojeda
Vatican
Senor Canalejas
Marquis de Ojedas
Marquis de Ojeda
Ilness
Rome
de Ojeda
Madrid
Algr. Vico
State Capital Gossip Johnson Family to Receive Accum ulations of New York
The Johnson family in the state capital is slated to receive arrangements or recognitions tied to New York figures. Local sources indicate a forthcoming acknowledgment event featuring relatives and notable associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
New York
Bank Deposits Gain as Iowa Banks Report Higher Totals
Des Moines July 30 Mrs Kathleen Johnson and her three children learn they inherit a vast fortune from a long‑lost New York relative. The report lists bank deposits rising since May 18 1909 and a drop in overdrafts while detailing assets liabilities and new state appointments plus local notices.
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Des Moines
Katherine Johnson
West Fifteenth Street
New York City
Johnsons
New York
Johnson
Albert
Julia
Jennie
James H. van Rossum
Twelfth Street
J.G. van Rossum
Thirteenth Street
Couning
Blod
Tillmont
Centerville
Fakre
Harry Stripe
Keokuk
Frank ‘Vinegar
Carrier
Helena
Chester
Boone
Dominic Sevario
Wapello Coal Company
Albia
Lorimer
Buehner
Postminster
Shipley
Story County
A. OW. Allen
Jobb Junkin
Glora Rosen
Ottum
W. A. Kennedy
Chicasza & North‘western
Mason Cite
Belle Plaine
Edward 4Aah
Bilton Hodge
Cedar Rapids
Michael Cahill
Dubuque
Oskaloosa
Michael Donovan
Marse
Iowa City
W. L. Staves
Vera Walkup
Marshalltown
J. C. Plumb
Sierist
Jains
Otter Island
Burlington
Mediapolis
J. E. Kintigh
Monona County
Minneapolis , & St. Louis Railroad
Dodge
John Whittington
Big Grove
Salon
State Historical Society of
Towa
Towans
James Blaine Mason
William A. Hunt
Wapelio
Walter J. Wolfe
Lost Nation
Charles F. Peterson
Clarion
Battle Reported Near Ceiba in Honduras Conflict
From New Orleans steamer arrivals the situation in Honduras is described as Davila fortifying Atlantic coast points and troops spread along the shore. A Monday clash near Ceiba between revolutionists and government troops reportedly left 20 dead or wounded.
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New Orleans
Davila
Honduras
Revolutionary Party
Bonilla
John Wilson
Ceiba
Balloon Drifter Lands Near Marion After 40-Hour Drift
The balloon Drifter ascended from Hamilton at 6 p m Thursday and landed four miles west of Marion at 4 p m Friday after drifting south to Hamilton Bellefontaine Columbus and back north to Marion. Highest altitude reached was 40000 feet. Pilots were Waller D Collins and G R Howard with passenger Jean Arent West. The ascent aimed to break the 40 hour endurance record for spherical balloons.
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Marion, O
Hamilton
Bellefontaine
Columbus
Marion
Waller D. Collins
G. R. Howard
Jean Arent West
Over 100 Poisoned in City Health Crisis
Joplin reports 22 new promaine poisoning cases to the board of health raising the total for the week to 102. Two deaths have occurred and several residents remain in dangerous condition. The city physician asked the state health department to send inspectors to determine the cause.
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Joplin
Mco
Board of Health
State Health Department
Brazil elects Marshal Fonseca president ratified by vote
The Brazil election was ratified by a 1v4 to 54 vote for Marshal Hermes Fonseca as president. He will assume office on November 15. Also in Sioux City the live stock market reported beeves at 37.00 to 8.00 with Tony hogs at 8.10.
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Fio Janeiro
Hermes Fonseca
Republic of Brazil
Sioux City
Beeves
Tony Hogs
Noted Man is Very Ill in New York at Walcott Hotel
Ex Secretary of the Treasury John G. Carlisle has been practicing law in New York and is seriously ill at the Hotel Walcott. Physicians are in constant attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Treasury
John G. Carlisle
Walcott
Gall for Mining Congress Convened in Denver
Denver officials issued the official call for the American mining congress to convene in Los Angeles on September 26. The announcement came from the congress headquarters in Denver, Colorado.
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Gall
Mining Congress
Denver
Colo
American Mining Congress
Los Angeles
Moody Secon to Quit in November Retirement
Associate Justice William J. Moody of the U S Supreme Court plans to retire before the enabling act expires mid November. In Detroit Mrs Henry Smith was fatally injured while trying to free her child from a live wire.
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Moody Secon
Magnolia
Mass
William J. Moody
United States Supreme Court
Detroit
Mich
Henry Smith
Henry
Honor WN Business: The High Standard of Morality Required
A perspective on young men entering business stresses morality as essential to success alongside ability and capital. It warns that lack of conscientiousness, persistence, or honesty leads to job loss, while thorough preparation in business education accelerates long term advancement. It advocates business college training for rapid promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dépenas
Mike
Scholol
Uch
Gifted children education debated at national meeting
Robert J. Aley argues for dedicated facilities for gifted students, claiming civilization advances through exceptional individuals. He questions democratic fairness of special help, noting genius often disciplines itself and that traditional schooling may suffice for most students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Aley
National Education Association
Aley
Little Red
Long Bridge Spans and Notable Bridge Clearances
Fragmented report outlines several bridge spans including 233 feet over Wissahickon Philadelphia and 286 feet under construction at Cleveland Spokane designs. Mentions gaps and errors across multiple places with figures, dates, and unnamed authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wissahickon
Philadelphia
Rocky River
Cleveland
Spokane
Spokane River
New York Barce Canal
Medina
N.Y
Fome
Tiber
Auckland
New
Lelow
Unclear OCR Fragment Reaches Baffling News Card
Fragmentary text from an old page shows garbled names and phrases. It mentions a possible place or group and a gas movement with unclear subjects. No coherent event or outcomes are readable.
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General News
August Rooke
Fidelity Trust Company
Louisville
John W. Barr
Trust Company
Aurora
Don Jaime
Otso
Pearson ‘Syndicate
Lehigh Valley
Wabash
Rio Grande
Western, Pacific Systems
Melville Brooks
C. H. Thoring
Etna Green
Pennsylvania
Thoring
Keystone Party
Hiquor Industries
William H. Berry
Harmon
Ohio State Guard
Taft
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
St. Clair Avenue
Pittsburg Flyer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pinkerton
Ira G. Rawn
Monon Railroad
Winnetka
Nebraska Democrata
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
West
W. G. Brown
New York Central Railroad
Iowa
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Resolutions Committee
Iowa Democratic State Convention
Chicago Building ‘Trades Council
Consil Miller
Tampico
Mexico
State Department
Madawaska
Greenwich West
D. C
Hankow
Panpeh
China
Republican Party of
Lincoln
Gaynor
Steward
Jeffries-Fohnson
Grand Trunk
B. V. Barger
Memphis
Gaynon
Owen
Barger
Chiver Sullivan
Aml Frank
Horning
Albion
Kalamazoo
National Fi
Highland Park College
Bes Moines
H. Longwell
A. W. Quayle
Newell Dwight Hills
Plymouth
Congregational Church of
Brooklyn
Longwell
Highland
Moore
State Pharmacy Commission
Louis Quigley
Anamosa
Merley Bone
Hynes
Joseph
WW. Murray
Spirit Lake
F. J. Lutterman
Wellsburg
Verle Jones
Rockwell City
Mott Foresman
Winterset
Trenholm
U. Tl. Lewis, Des Moines; Jamess. Honeyman
Villisca
Albert R. Norman
J. Ross Blackstock
J. B. Reed
Fort Dodge
BF. Clark
Baxter
William Erwin Henry
E. P. Colemai
Capitol Grounds
Carroll
Aberhart
National Conservation Commission
Robert Gilbert
Colfax
Rock Island Railway Company
Congress
Kate Burke Williamson
Des Moines Oman
Colorado
Fair Lown
Fudia Hallam
Roy Howard
State Board of Parole
Cavalry
Martha Pieray
Livingston
Udustice
Layingston
Alé
Miligrth
Saylor
Ine Warance
Mason City
Healy
Taina
I. S. Struble
Les Mars
W. 8. Mitchell
Council Bluffs
Edward Leiser
Cherokee
W. E. Fuller
West Union
J. P. Gravwell
Maquoketa
J. Z. Seerley
L. O. Hansen
Bode
W. N. Gilbert
State Center
G. W. Dunham
Man Chester
C. H. Burlingame
Purmort
Virgilia Purmort
Ames College
State Board of Education
Ames
Drexel Institute
Katherine McKay
Winnipeg
Canada
Grace E. Russell
Grace M. Viall
Jamestown
N. Y
H. B. Frase
H. W. Barr
Voting Machine Company
Nichelson
Nicholson
G. $. Robinson
State Board of Control
Alaska
Charles
Medbury
University Church of Christ
Lillian Matthews
Associated Charities of
Papadena
Cal
Indianapolis
D. J. Birmingham
Des. Moines
Charneg
Hardy
Union
Atlantic
Douglas
Ariz
Yaqui
State News
Joseph Kaba
Clara Broma Brown
Ludwig Hecklinger
Cedar Faills
Nancy A. Carr Cuerne
New Mexico
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