Eucharistic Conga Procession Draws London Crowds
London Bapt 14 a great Catholic clergy procession ends the eucharistic congress. Cardinal Vannutelli led the crowd with English peers and clergy in ceremonial robes. Spectators packed streets and rooftops, some cheering, others jeering as the pope's legate passed.
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London
Cardinal Vannatelli
Luke of
Norfolk
Chmiiala
Bourne
Weatminster
Weatminater
Cardinal Vannutell
Brent
Cardinal Gibbons
Wright Ayer sets air records at Fort Myer fight
In Fort Myer on Saturday Orville Wright and Maj O Sauler fought in a sequence that broke multiple aviation records. Wright remained aloft for 14 minutes and 24 seconds, achieving a new height milestone and extending the era of powered flight.
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Washington
Bepi
Fort Myer
Orville
Wright Ayer
Maj O. Sauler
Wright
Telegraphic Briefs From A Bugle of The Times
Fragmented page notes Henry the minstrel in fragile health after illness. Enoch Morgan Sons Co soap factory on the Hudson front destroyed by fire with losses around 500000 dollars. An incendiary package to New Jersey Governor Fort found in mails. Suspect sender Thomas J. Wisgen, Independence party candidate, touring the country to deliver 40 speeches. Ohio court action seeks ouster of Cleveland Terminal and Valley Co amid canal-track disputes. property valued at about 1 million dollars.
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Henry
Hore Bhoe
Enoch Morgan's
Sona Co
New York City
Hudson River
Gov Fort
New Jersey
Thomas J. Wisgen
Independence Party
United States
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Ellis
Franklin County
Ohio
Ecenit
Cleveland Terminal and Valley Co
Baltimore & Ohio Rand
Tte
Canal
Cleveland
Four Men Shot in Frontburg Maryland Federal Stovework Incident
Four salesmen in Frontburg Maryland were shot after an argument among a traveling crew. J W Campbell, discharged earlier by the superintendent, fired after a confrontation with B Brooks and Charlie Martin. Martin was shot in the chest and an unnamed bystander in the abdomen. A constable attempting to arrest Campbell was shot in the leg. Campbell was then himself wounded.
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Frontburg
Lomle
J. W. Campbell
B. Brooks
Cumberland
Charlies Martin
Campbell
Brooks
Martin
Joseph Brano
Raid on Gamblers in Alliantle City New Jersey
Twenty five detectives acting on orders from Prosecutor Goldenberg raided several large gambling houses in Alliantle City on Sunday. The sweep, coordinated with City Chief Woodruff and authorities, led to around sixty arrests. Officers were deployed from Newark to back the operation.
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Alliantle City
N. J
Goldenber
Gav. Fort
Woodrutt
Elty
Newark
Endorsed Gomper Policy by AFL Leaders Meeting
A Sunday meeting of the executive board of the Western branch AFL legislative committee and a special committee backed President Gomper and the AFL on national politics. Watkins attacked Bryan and Taft, denouncing both for opposing prohibition. Prohibition vice presidential candidate Watkins spoke in Atlanta detailing GOP and Democratic leaders' anti prohibition stances.
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Watkins
Bryan
Taft
Atlanta
Aaron
Obie
Prohibition
Wathiner
Ennot Faten
Brean
Frale Will Fight for Existence in Chicago Courts
The ongoing struggle between Chicago high school fraternities and the board of education moves toward civil court action today. The exact form of the legal procedure remains unclear as preparations proceed.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Ccvil
Tragedy in Sunday School Leads to Fatality
A Sunday school incident ended in the death of Willy Mallinger age 1% years, who was fatally harmed by Loy Rader aged D1 during a weekend service at Bun day woloul under Wan urveitsd.
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Willy Mallinger
Loy Rader
Eho
Erib
Bunday Woloul
Ander Wan
Prohibition Drives Maine Governor Race Campaign
Maine voters head to the polls as Republicans claim Bert M. Fernald will win by about 15,000 with Oba Hale Gardner challenging. The campaign centers on state issues like prohibition enforcement and constitutional amendments, with national questions largely absent and cross-ticket appeals noted in several localities.
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Portland
Maine
Bert M. Fernald
Poland
Oba- Hale Gardner
Rockland
For &E
Park Mount Lssue
Capitol
Taft
Gardner
Would-be Murderer Arrested Near Buttate NY Seminary
Venor Zbhoralski living at Buttate New York was arrested Sunday at the Poleh seminary on suspicion of intending to shoot a loaded revolver in his pocket at Rev. Father Buhnezkowak, head of the seminary. Zboralski attended the seminary for years but failed exams last June and said he planned to kill Buhne showsk.
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Venor Zbhoralski
Buttate N.Y
Polleh
Father Buhnezkowak
Zboralski
Wak
Buhaeshowsk
Oldfield Gereata Chriatie Wins Latonia Final Race
At Latonia track on Sunday the $2,500 automobile event ended with Oldfield Gereata Christie beating Walter Chelsie in the final. No records were set as Oldfield won the last race in 1:04. Christie later defeated Oldfield, but Oldfield had already secured victory earlier in the meet.
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Oldfield Gereata Chriatie
Barney Old Fell
Walter Chelsie
Oldfield
Chriatie
Chartie Houles
Latonia
Christie
Thin Chiribite
Oldfeld
Homera
Thia
Anti Hughes Forces at New York State Convention Turmoil
A fractured anti Hughes movement in Saratoga faces unity problems on the eve of the Republican state convention. Rumors center on Secretary of State Root and possible nominations beyond Gov. Hughes as factions clash and seek a single candidate. The Hughes camp lacks centralized control while opponents struggle to unite behind a chosen figure.
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Saratoga
Maghes
Mikill Root
Hhootta
Covention
Soux
Clinrman
Timothy J. Woodrut
Republican State Committee
Rowe
Anter
Root
Anth Hakhes Foreen
Oneida
Abere
Hughes
Hiltmrs
Mughek
Himelf
United States
Mila Your
Politien
Aemen Aml
Hughen
Sonvention
Hughes Advocaten
Inquirer
Governes Cathe
Olaree
Antitiughes
Uni Connection
Unitienne
Feld
Gokelp
Josep H. Choate
Alsa
Extiav
Blavk
Police chiefs confer on Dr. Austin tragedy in Omaha
County Attorney Roy and Police Chief Donwhite met to review the Dr. Austin case as department officials vow to aid unraveling the mystery. The report notes police submission gaps and the need for possible clues. A separate item from Johnstown, Pa reports a banker’s embezzlement indictment by a grand jury and references a bank’s closure and rewards for recovering money sent to old war countries.
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Omaha
Roy
Donwhite
Dr. Austin
Wim
Buntin
Johiatown
Hiensburg
Dinbexetenent Agaliel Bos Cojovie
Fotelan
Nat Rocuntly
Ly Qoisovte
Line Was 4 Failure in Volunteer Effort Debacle
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a failed volunteer line between Libiu and New York. It references a two year effort to frame a migration string for Alleria via German ports, with mismanagement and a loss around 200000 dollars, escalating to about 606000 in later months.
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Teervirg
Bettween Libiu
New York
Ling WH
AKO
Nursan
Alleria
Litt Owlng
Pikeport Fostrietiona
Businend
Labor leaders and Thaw figures in court testimony and race report
The article reports on former United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis and AFL leaders Gompers and Morr is while testifying in a boycott case against Bucks Stove Co. It also covers Harry K Thaw’s move to transfer a jail ward, the American team winning a 24 hour race in Latonia, a man dying from poisoning, and political maneuvers around the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with Bryan's possible stance noted.
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Washington, Sept
Bteedom Alitely
MMI
United Mine Workers
Gompers
Morriaen
American Federation of Labor
Bucks Stove Mud Thane Co
Albert Harper
Mer. Mitchell
Daniel Davenport
J. W. van Cleave
Davenport
Jackson H. Rabsin
Fedeenthn
van Cleave
Mitchell
van Cleavera
Police arrest riot suspects amid unsettled city scene
A chaotic weekend saw police detain 50 rioters amid a tense urban confrontation. The report cites widespread disorder and the authorities maintaining order as protests unfolded. A separate note on agriculture mentions an earlier wheat crop movement beginning ahead of schedule in the northwest belt, signaling broader regional activity.
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Paul
Bayt
Northwest
Fugitive Pasquale Caponarti Nabbed in New York
Sunday arrest by detective unit in New York ends a year and a half manhunt for Pasquale Caponarti an alleged banker who fled with about $100000 to depots.
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New York
Pasquale Caponlart
Brewery Workers Convene in New York Conference
The United Brewery Workers of America holding its annual convention in New York on September 14. The union, numbering 49,000 members nationwide, outlines plans and aims for the upcoming year as delegates gather for discussions and decisions.
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Rewery
New York
United Brewery Workers of America
United Btytio
A Short Voyage in a Balloon Over Milford
A Philadelphia balloon voyage started Saturday and, after a rough start near Milford, landed about an hour later in Me Walloon area. The craft reportedly traveled roughly 100 miles before touching down.
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Philadelphia
Liew
Milford
Tel
Walloon
Noted Gotham manager and financier die in separate NY incidents
Frank V Mennett former Motel Gotham manager and protege of Dan Mann a killed himself at Motel Gotham in Alwort. Simultaneously George Croweh financial writer and Mennett friend shot himself in the right temple at the Heortman House brokerage office in Brooklyn.
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Palr
New York
Frank V Bennett
Gotham
Dan Mana
Mark Hanna
Alwort
George Croweh
Mennett
Hortman House
Boelmyn
Humorous Exchange on Food and Self-Sufficiency
Fragmentary dialogue shows a Missouri man and a speaker debating self-sufficiency and humor about onions, fried foods, and desserts. The exchange includes a pithy remark about neighbors noticing fried onions but not ice cream and strawberries.
No Cause for Complaint at Simmer Resort Hotel
A boarder complains at a simmer resort hotel that the landlord advertised good flats, claiming he fixes every day and catches only a few carp and bullheads. The proprietor asks if some fish got away, and the exchange continues about the advertised rewards and what remains.
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Simmer Resort
Not What He Wanted Country Doctor and Salesman Dispute
A garbled exchange shows a country doctor accusing a salesman of fraud over a misjudged item. The dealer defends the product, claiming it resembles a model from furniture, while the doctor questions its use for ordinary produce. The quarrel hints at a misunderstanding of function.
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