Roosevelt Enjoys Rest Before Lodge Address in Nahant
President Roosevelt rested well at Senator Lodge's residence in Nahant and woke refreshed for a planned address today. A huge crowd gathered as Lynn welcomed him, with factories and shops closing and estimates placing attendance around 150000 along the route and at the speaker's stand. He spoke briefly and then proceeded by train to Boston.
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Nahant
Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
New England
Lodge
Lynn
Mass
Shepher
Boston
Poisoned Cookies in Bedford Family Case
In Bedford Indiana on August 25 the family of Mrs Mary Collier became involved in a troubling incident after cookies allegedly poisoned. Local authorities investigated the matter and family health officials reported exposure concerns among relatives and neighbors. Further details on the motive or outcome were not immediately available.
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Bedford, Ind
City and Boarders Poisoned After Cookies Incident
City and several boarders, fourteen people in total, were mysteriously poisoned last night by eating cookies. Nine victims remain in serious condition, with authorities investigating the cause and source of the treat.
Lynching in Raleigh after assault on Mrs. Smith
In Raleigh on August 25 a mob seized Tom Jones the man who attacked Mrs. Will Smith of Seven Springs. He died from her wounds after being taken from captors and lynched by the mob.
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Raleigh
N. C
Tom Jones
Will Smith
Seven Springs
Ohio Legislature in Extra Session
The Ohio Legislature convened in extraordinary session at 3 p m to enact laws governing municipalities and restore Supreme Court jurisdiction. Governor Nash notes recent court actions reduced appellate power, urging order and compromise to repair municipal government before normal session deliberations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Nash
Supreme Court of the
Neff Elected Temporary Chairman At California GOP Convention
At the California Republican State convention in Sacramento Lieutenant Governor Neff leads in caucus pledges and votes, edging Metcalf in early balloting. Delegates fill a hall arranged by district banners as George Stone presides and Neff secures 42344 to 407%. The session adjourns to 7:30 PM after Neff’s speech and committee appointments.
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Sacramento
Neff
Neft
Metcalf
George Stone
State Central Committee
George ©. Stone
State Republican Committee
W.S. Hoskins
California
Sacramento Rough Riders
Republican Party
Roosevelt
H. T. Gage
Stone
Cutter
San Francisco
Clark
C. L. Tisdale
Alameda
Victor Metcalf
Davis
Solano
Jacob H. Neff
Deputy Sheriff Pursues Fugitives Across States
Las Cruces deputy sheriff W L Rynerson traced Genario Molina from Pomona to Los Angeles and finally to Pampa where he planned to arrest him tonight with Sheriff Borgwardt. Molina, once Las Cruces resident, faces larceny charges and fled after Santos Duran’s prior conviction.
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W. L. Rynerson
Las Cruces
N. M
el Paso
Texas
Dona Ana County
New Mexico
Genario Molina
Southern Pacific
Pampa
Molina
Santos Duran
Duran
Santa Fe
Pomona
Rynerson
Los Angeles
Borgwardt
Wolseley Replies On American Army Remark
London August 25 Field Marshal Lord Wolseley replies to a correspondent about whether he said the American army is the best in the world. He writes that the report is not correct and declines further comment.
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London
Lord Wolseley
Army Described Accurately by Quotation Believer
A reader asserts the quotation faithfully depicts the army, arguing the words capture its character, discipline, and purpose with clear alignment to observed realities and institutional norms.
Paris-born marchioness killed by car in St. Louis street
Marie An toinette Hopkins widow of Edward A. Hopkins former Minister to Argentina was killed instantly after stepping in front of a street car moving at about thirty miles an hour in St Louis. She was born in Paris in 1849 and was a marchioness by birth.
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ST. Louis
Marie Antoinette Hopkins
Edward A. Hopkins
Argentina
Mrs. Hopkins
Paris
France
Cardinal Montgomer y favored for San Franco coadjutor
Rome August 25 Cardinal Gotti convoked the Congregation of the Propaganda to consider appointments including a coadjutor with right of succession to Archbishop William Riordan of San Francisco. The Associated Press reports the body is almost unanimously in favor of George Montgomery, bishop of Los Angeles, as coadjutor.
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Rome
Cardinal Gotti
the Propaganda
Congregation of the Propaga
San Francisco
Wm. Riordan
D.D
Associated Press
George Montgomery
Los Angeles
Peeping Tom shot after prowler on Santa Fe street
Mr. Gambell fired on a night intruder at 819 I street as Mrs Gambell spotted a man peeking through a back window. The assailant fled after a pistol volley with four shots fired, sustaining head and facial injuries before escaping. Mrs Gambell believes the intruder was a Black man.
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Santa Fe
I. B. Gambell
I Street
Mr. Gambell
Gambell
Views of English Papers on President's Address
London readers debate President Roosevelt's trust speech with the Evening Standard praising a precise, orderly approach. It endorses potential government supervision of capitalistic rings though implementation remains unclear and complex.
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London
Roosevelt
Evening Standard
Peters Wife Dies After Rat Poison Incident
In Berkeley, Mrs Amelia Peters wife of Henry Peters a noted cigar maker died this morning from rat poison effects. She had spent the day in San Francisco and was found dying on the return of her husband who was away. She leaves six children under eight.
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Berkeley
Cal
Amelia Peters
Henry Peters
Peters
San Francisco
Harvesters Arrive in St Paul Eight Thousand Reach City
A Winnipeg dispatch reports eight thousand harvesters arriving in St Paul on August 25. About two hundred have proceeded to North Dakota and there is talk that alien labor law machinery may be set in motion.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Winnipeg
Dispatch
North Dakota
Libel Case Under Way in San Francisco Suit
In San Francisco on August 25 Henry A. Emslie foreman of the prison carpenter shop testified in the Boardman-Spreckels libel suit. He could not explain a small upholstery bill tied to Joe Aguirre and admitted errors in the department account records. John Simpson of Southern Pacific and Wells Fargo testified books showed goods receipted by Governor Gage and others. one package valued at $100.
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San Francisco
Henry A. Emslie
San Quentis
Boardman-Spreckels
Colonel Preston
Joe Aguirre
Colonel Prestom
Emilie
Emslie
John Simpson
Southern Pacific
Downey
Cal
Wells Fargo Company
Governor Gage
Gage
C. Pau
G. G. Gage
Millionaires Make History at Milford Docks Meeting
At Milford Docks Company, chairman Mr. Newbon predicted Milford could become the Anglo Canadian mail service hub. He argued history is made by millionaires and warned Britain to wake up as Americans threaten a pool to use Milford, with Canada already alert to the opportunity.
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London
Milford Docks Company
Newbon
America
Great Britain
Canada
Shah Goes to Paris
The Shah bids farewell to England after a week of tours and departs for Paris incognito for ten days. A royal salute marked his London departure as British cruisers escort the special steamer away from Dover amid crowds and official display.
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London
England
Paris
France
Dover
Bank Robbery at Aberdeen Ends with Silver Stolen
First National bank in Aberdeen, in¢ August 25, suffered a Saturday night robbery. Thieves entered the basement and climbed upstairs, cutting a hole in the vault wall. They removed sacks of silver stored outside the safe, totaling 3800 dollars.
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Aberdeen
8. D
First National Bank
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