Aug 11 in History and Astronomical Notes
On August 11 historical items include Robert Fulton’s Clermont steamboat on the Hudson from New York to Albany. Births and deaths noted include De Feuillet 1890, Robert Greene Ingersoll 1906, Admiral K Benham 1822. Astronomical data mention sunset and rise times, a 15 day moon age, full moon at 7 p.m. and Venus at peak brilliance before daybreak.
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Robert Fulton
Clermont
Hudson
York
Albany
de Feuillet
UBN
Robert Greene Ingersoll
Bun
Venus
Joriee
Local Officials Nominated in Plainspoken Roster
For Auditor Miles Longshore, for Treasurer W. Wottring, for Coroner W. H. Hinkian, the ticket lists names without other offices or details.
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Miles Longshore
New York Politicians Clash Over Tariff Reform Ambitions
A New York congressman contemplates gubernatorial ambition while signaling a return to tariff reform, as Republicans debate revival strategies. The piece notes Rockefeller donations, party divisions in New York and Gallia County, and hints at cross party financing dynamics influencing the tariff issue. It also mentions Edison retirement rumors, an $8000 auto and odd newspaper vignettes from the era.
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New York
Congress
Fragmented 19th century society notes and crime scraps
A garbled column reports on social unrest and economic fears, noting a panic in the west, Thaw bankruptcy impact on New York and Pennsylvania, burglaries, elopements by a fourteen and sixteen year old couple, a Norwegian minister refusing to dance, and local undertakers lamenting doctors unpaid.
Harriman as Rail King Shapes Campaign Power Plays
The piece argues President Roosevelt may rely on Harriman for funds if needed, detailing Harriman’s control of about 45 thousand miles of railroad and large capital stocks, and suggesting his influence could steer policy and election outcomes. It questions the integrity of rail barons and the Republican alliance with Harriman in 1904.
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Roosevelt
Tutt
Harriman
Mr. Harriman
Mr. Roosevelt
Alncere
Republican Party
Republican National
Thost
Legal fight looms over Thaw bankruptcy case in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on August 11 creditors consider appointing a trustee under the federal bankruptcy act to manage the assets of Harry Thaw. New York authorities may oppose, fearing jurisdiction issues if Thaw is removed from New York. Mrs Mary Thaw plans to attend the creditors meeting, which must occur within eight days of August 21.
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Pitteburg
Wome New York
Deboottye Hoger O'Mara
Curtodian
Harry Ky ‘Thaw
Bitte
Coderal
Haakruptey
New York
Jerome
Mary
Turkish minister recalled held talks in Washington
London reports confirm Mehmed Ali Bey the Turkish minister in Washington was recalled and more changes to Turkey's diplomatic corps are planned. A Constantinople dispatch says other ambassadors will be replaced and global reorganization underway as officials refuse comment on Mehmed Ali Bey and Salahman’s status.
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Afur
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Wulian ‘Aad
Mehem Ali Hey
Washington
Constantinople
France
Russia
Prac
Mehmed Ali Bey
Minster
Adeo
Bis
State Department
Salahman
Mary Rowing Seeks Marriage Amid Home Offer Inheritance
Pittsburg August story recounts Mary Rowing, 24, facing an arranged marriage to a man who would quit his job to become her husband and housekeeper. A home valued at $450 in bank funds and a furnished dwelling are pledged but the groom’s absence and debts threaten the plan. Mary vows to marry only if the suitor can meet the terms.
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Joan LD. Rockefeller
New York
Pittsburg
Mary Rowing
Mary
Mik Bowine
Uit
Leon
Not enough readable information for a proper headline
The provided text is fragmented and lacks clear facts such as people, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent newspaper item. It does not contain identifiable entities or a definite action to report.
Charges Seek Dismissal of Saratoga Sheriff over Race Track Gambling
Charges of neglect of duty allege Sheriff Brasley failed to curb race track gambling during the Saratoga racing season. Dr. Walter Laidlaw filed the eight specifications, claiming bookmakers operated at hotels and on track, prompting removal requests to Gov. Hughes with a August 17 executive chamber hearing.
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Saratoga
Saratoga Springs
John Brasley Jr
Saratoga County
Ben Smith
I Hughes
Hughes
Walter Laidlaw
New York
Bradley
Albany
Sherif Pradiey
New York City
Sherif Mreadley
Banana Peel Fall Causes Fatal Injury in Leusure
L anveville report states Henry Lewaure aged about sixty died after stepping on a banana peel and sustaining a fall while walking on a street. Initial assessment saw only bruises. condition worsened leading to death. The incident occurred on a summer day in Leusure, Aug. 11.
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Lanveville
Henry Lewaure
Wagrene
Limited trolley cars continued from page one disaster
The wreck left seats filled and ends ripped, injuring many as forward sections telescoped. Rescue moved swiftly with Shelly county infirmary staff aiding victims. Physicians from Piqua and Sidney joined. relief teams and special cars evacuated the injured to hospitals, with Barver of Sidney among the fortunate unscathed helper on scene.
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Shelly
Piqua
Sidney
Barver
Five Dead in Western Ohio Traction Line Crash
Members of the state railroad commission will depart Wednesday for Lima to investigate an accident on the Western Ohio traction line. Five people were killed and many injured as passengers were thrown about and injuries reported to several. Hospital patients listed in care include Pique and Siiney. hospitals prepared to treat the wounded. Officials ordered the railway company to provide witnesses for hearings set to follow.
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Solumbuns
State Railroad
Hiqua
Ter
Western Ohio Traction Line
Housh Witnemien Mendy J
WISH WOMAN WEO PLANS COSTUMES FOR FALL
The August Inregistration notes upcoming women tailored suits replacing light wear. Directors highlight two coat types, the Directortre model and a semi fitted coat, with design details on lines and trims. Plaited and gore skirts trend, plaited preferences fading as gored skirts rise. The September Delineator highlights outdoor topics and recreation related articles. Outdoor News Company, N.
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Autma
Directotre
Paris
Sully
Pkirte
Parks Vimita
New York
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