Aviate Air for Big Prize At Morris Park Exhibition
New York announces the Morris Park Aeronautic Society exhibition featuring Glenn H. Cutting’s airframe and Curtiss redesigns. Competitors aim for long flight times, with a $2,000 prize for first public demonstration and $1,000 for 19 minutes in the air, plus rewards for height and distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Avro
Mantle
Morrie Bark
Mia Dave
Fort Myer
Ying Brothers
A.M. Herring
Morris Park
Miena H. Curtiss
Aeronautic Society
Mtr. Gurtine
Kimball
Curtina
Alexander Jahan
Brown Is Inaugurated Georgia's New Governor Quiet Ceremony
Joseph M. Brown was inducted as Georgia governor in a simple ceremony at the state capital. He carried out a modest inaugural aligned with the state constitution and wore a Georgia-made brown suit. Brown, the Republican antebellum era successor, defeated Hoke Smith in the June 1908 primary, breaking Georgia's term tradition and facing reelection limits.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Joseph M. Brown
Georga
Brown
Hoke Smith
Jury finds Heine guilty in copper magnate case
New York June 26 Arthur P Heine and nine brothers tied to King and copper ventures were found guilty by a United States circuit court jury for corruptly impeding the administration of justice in the United Copper case. The lengthy trial centered on the collapse of a copper wheel and related operations.
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Baye
Cloggen Wheels of Justice
New York
Arthur P Heine
King
Wea
United States Circuit Court
United Copper
Buckeye Briefs Meme of Interest to People
Dayton and Columbus briefs report on Abe Reed jailed over a $1200 loan. Randall burned in Ohio Fillers plant explosion. veteran Christian Miller 65 commits suicide. Beckwith and Bate win semifinal in Ohio golf, chasing state title. Rhoads of Columbus acquitted of bribery in long trial.
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Dayton
Abe Reed
Hare
Norman
Thin City
Columbus
We Randall
Ohio Filler and Shield Company
van Wert
Christian Miller
Ely
Me Wan
Leht
Beckwith
Bate
Akron
Bierling Beckwith
J. Bole
Cleveland
R. Mh.crowell
P. Lindenberg
IS GRANTED SEPARATION MRS HOWARD GOULD ALIMONY SET
Mrs. Howard Gould wins separation from Howard Gould and is granted alimony of 3600 per year. Judge Dowling says evidence supported Mrs. Gould and notes alleged intoxication may have been due to excitement. Gould issues a statement expressing vindication and gratitude.
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Howard Gould
New York
Wis
Justion Dowling
Clew is Exploded in Elaine Bel Murder Case
New York June 26 Leon Ling did not ship the ballor around the horn as part of the Elaine Bel murder investigation. Authorities focus on Chung Sin, Ling’s former roommate, with another round of questioning planned to resolve inconsistencies in Ling’s statements. Papers show the ship’s crew left Norfolk and the Ballor did not travel as alleged.
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Leon Ling
New York
Elaine al Bel
Chung Sin
Mhaelf
Norfolk
Cape More
Jay Eye Bor Dies at View Farm in Wisconsin
Jay Eye Bor, famed 2 10 trotter noted across the nation, died at View farm seven miles from Racine. The horse's passing followed illness, with plans for a funeral and burial arrangements to be announced.
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Famous Trotter
Racine
Win
Jay Eye Bor
Trotter
Jay Eye Son
Olf
Coast sports excited for Pacifc coast fight between Gross and Hyland
San Francisco June 26 k Pacifc slope meets Atlantic coast in the afternoon bout between Leach Crom of New York and Fighting Disk Hyland of California. The lightweight contenders have clashed before and both seek victory in Lolay's warap style. The bout is expected to draw fans and pull them from their seats.
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Gross
Hyland
San Francico
Atlantic
Leach Crom
New York
California
Murderer Ends Life in Skiff on Maryland Creek
Robert Kasten, alias Eastman, fled from pursuing authorities after killing Edith Woodill stage by stage, then shot himself in a skiff on Rose Creek. A letter found on his body claimed jealousy and a party on a launch led to the murder, but investigators doubt the tale. Miss Vinnie Bradcome, named in the letter, was sought as the beneficiary of Eastman’s body.
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Michael
Edith Thompson
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Lyman J. Gage
Frank Brown
Hmmet B. Roberta
Robert Kinnett Kasten
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
Batman
Vinnie Bradcome
Klaw
Erlanger
New York
Boatman
Mrs. Woodill
Weiter
Eastman
Miss Bradcome
Maryland
Mr. Roberts
Foreman Radcliffe
Mina Bradcome
Charles H. Thompson
Daniel
Easimas
Penn
Mra. Woodiff
Bin
Clining
Hin
Tie
Kartinah Saterday
McDaniel
Rastman
Mre. Woodill
Woodill
Baatsman
Roberts
Doctors Mistakes Cause Suffering and Death
A fragmentary report notes doctors misattributing illnesses to non uterine causes. It argues many patients suffer from undiagnosed uterine problems, leading to wasted bills and ineffective treatment. The piece critiques easy-going doctors and urges proper diagnosis.
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Lange
Joree
Williams Admits He Swore Falsely in Blackmail Case
In Columbus, William McKinley a former penitentiary guard and his wife faced common pleas court indictments for attempting blackmail of Dr. Louis Williams and a Lawrence County physician. The case was dismissed after Dr. Williams testified he had sworn falsely at the preliminary hearing and during the trial regarding alleged relations with Mrs. McKinley.
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Columbus
William McKinley
Common Pleas
Louis Williams
Lawrence County
Mra
Advance New Theory Moon Captured by Earth, Berkeley
Western astronomers report that Professor T J T Lee claims the moon is a planet captured by Earth rather than a detached portion of the globe, rejecting Laplace and Darwin theories. In Pittsburgh a furnace explosion at Jones & Laughlin Steel injures about twenty workers, six likely to die.
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Earth
Berkeley
Cal
Apace
T. J. T. Lee
Naval Observatory
Mare Island
Astronomical Society of the Pacific
Laplace
Sir George Darwin
Pittsburg
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Mexican envoy invited to Toledo homecoming Aug 24
Senor de la Barra the Mexican ambassador accepted an invitation to be guest of honor at Toledo Ohio's homecoming Aug 24. The article notes various other items including a theater panic in Mealen, a boxing result in Kaunas City, and a fatal accident in Terre Haute with injuries.
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Senor de la Barra
Toledo
Sherman
Weshington
Taabel Homwra
Fee
Galle de la Monqueta
Mealen
Harry Trendall
M. Louis
Phil Knight
Laavenwoth
Kaunas
Jehaebean
Bultan
Turkey
Abdul Hamild
Amendment on Senate's Hands Seeks Corporation Tax Plan
Washington June 26 Provident Taft’s plan for a corporate tax was laid before the Senate by Mr. Aldrich. The measure would tax net earnings at two percent for corporations and many entities, with a $6,000 exemption and penalties for false returns. The draft, drawn by Wickersham and Root, aims to be amendable and largely unchanged through Congress.
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Washington
Provident
Taft
Senate
Aldrich
White House
Wickersham
Root
United States
United State
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Senators Get Busy Spend Day In Voting
Senators spent a day in Washington discussing amendments and duties, with little speechmaking. Changes included higher duties on scrap iron, wire rope, and crude oil, plus revisions on agricultural implements. Four contestants tied for Grand American handicap at Chicago Cun Club with 26 of 10 targets.
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Washington
Sen
Henator Penrose
Finance Committee
Wr.acon
Ale Grich
Chicago
Wright postpones trial flight and plans training
Orville Wright sets Monday as the day for a trial flight for Ter i Washington Jime 36. After numerous adjustments and tests the motor shows good potential and more power is being developed. While testing the engine the officers and Wrights hold the plane to the shed floor for stability.
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Orville Wright
Teri Washington
Jime
oMeers
Wrights
On the Diamond American League Baseball Clash Notes
Fragmented OCR of a sports page shows American League standings and game summaries with teams like Washington Philadelphia and New York. The text mixes player names such as Banton and Johnson with box score fragments, and ends with a humorous domestic aside about a gown and a travel mutt.
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Washington
Banton -Poonaway Buttaring
Johnson
Street
Walter
Ardaner
Carrigan
Spencer
Gaines Roh
Ty Benton
Groom
Gray
Avelanes
Apencer
Detroit
Celene
Philadelphia
Philadelphis
New York
Dywert, Vickers
Thome
Livingston
Verhop and
Blair
Down's Kidney Pills Claim Curb For Backache
A testimonial from Marion Ohio describes relief from chronic backache after using Down's Kidney Pills from Schmidt and Co Pharmacy. The writer notes attacks of buckyche and pains from loins to head, with swift improvement after starting the pills and praises a family member who benefited as well.
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Thomas Moore
Progect Street
Marion
Ohio
Down
Schmidt & Co
Priva 5 Conte
Master Pilhire Co
Hiltyla
New York
United Bates
Aladdin's Lamp of the New York Central and Vanderbilt Fortunes
A promotional blurb touts Charles Edward Russell's expose on the New York Central and the Vanderbilt railroad fortune. It promises plain facts and figures, detailing how coal flour meat and clothing costs tie to the Vanderbilt wealth and railroad profits.
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New York Central
Charles Edward
Russell
Rilion Bnit
Vanderbilt
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American Sewer Pipe Company
C.B. Burr
Board of Public Service
Criminal Court
Coast Sports Excited
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Joker — Leaven
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REE
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Archer
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Omni American Association
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Hal Louie
Minne
Sindie
Colum
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Eyer
Avery
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Marion Ice & Cold Storage Co
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Mr. Marston
Ellis Parker Butler
Eela
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Todlay
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