President Roosevelt Attacked by World Paper Riles Roosevelts Critics
New York reports a bold attack on President Roosevelt by the World newspaper. The Herald and other major papers join in defending the president, accusing the World of malice and sensationalism. The piece also notes legal threats and potential damages from unrealized libel suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugget
New York
Fee
Ronnevelt
Erieinal Tibet
United States
Herald
Times, Press
Boston Herald
Washington Post
Springefield Republican
Providence Journal
Eudgels
Roosevelt
Fresno minister shoots self in heart in morning attempt
The Rev C Donnell of the Methodist church in central Fresno attempted suicide by shooting himself in the breast. Doctors report the bullet lodged near the heart but he is recovering. Friends attribute the act to long standing troubles with no relief in years.
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C. Donnell
Verver
Pioneers of Alaska elect officers at December meeting
The Pioneers of Alaska held a Telco meeting last night electing officers: President Dr W D Arcy Chace. Vice Presidents Frank Mdrich and W Leer HH Anderson. Corresponding Secretary W Thornton. Treasurer A E Todd. Historian F BE Frobese. Sergeant at Arms H P Watson. Trustees Ta lor for three years, A C Craig for one year, and G A Diamond with one year remaining. Date listed December 19.
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Telco Ne
Pioneers of
Alaska
W. D'Arcy
Chace
Frank Mdrich
W. Leer
HH. Ander
W.thornton
A. E. Todd
F. BE. Frobese
H. P Watson
Talor
A.C. Craig
G. A. Diamond
Papke and Kelley Fight Ends in Draw in Los Angles
A large crowd witnessed Papke and Kelley fight to a drawn decision in Los Angeles. Both boxers displayed quick footwork and strong defense with moments of fierce exchanges late in the bout. Reporters noted Kelley appeared stronger but Papke raided effectively and created openings in the late rounds.
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Nugget
Los Angeler
Amd
Kelly Fouht
Redd
Willeh
Ketehet
Papke
Schwab Opposes Free Steel Policy Debate in Washington
The article reports Schwab opposing free steel in Washington, noting criticism from opponents about protective measures and suggesting a complex debate on pricing, competition, and industry support. It references government actions and potential implications for workers and manufacturers.
Roof Garden invitation hints at summer attire optional
A brief note at the Roof Garden suggests dress is optional for summer wear, yet the season’s arrival prompts expectations. The casual tone implies attendees may choose comfort over formality as warm weather returns.
Jury Selected For Haines Trial In Private Proceedings
Negget's Special Service reports jurors chosen for the Haines trial amid unclear proceedings. The record notes possible selection tensions and references to jurors and participants, with details conflicting and partially illegible.
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Haines
Negget
Haines Brothers
Tee Cavers
Faleer
Ladies' Aid Dinner and Bazaar Tonight at Pu Grim Church
Tonight is the occasion when Pu Grim church hosts the Ladies' Aid Society dinner and bazaar. Dinner costs one dollar and will be prepared by the ladies with experience. The bazaar offers handmade items suitable for Christmas gifts, with many attractive pieces for sale. The event supports a worthy cause and invites all to attend both dinner and bazaar in the evening.
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Tihay
Preston
Aed
Pulitzer Bos
Ewer
Pulitzer
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Pilgrim Church
Pugrim Church
the Atasty
Grice
Caracas Riots and Bloodshed Shake Venezuelan Capital
Dramatic scenes of rioting and burnings erupt in Caracas as protests intensify. Officials warn of possible regime change as crowds clash with security forces, with effigies of Castro appearing amid the unrest.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
Total Vote for President in New York Reported
Fragmentary OCR reflects vote totals for president in New York with garbled lines and numbers. The readable pieces show a large numeric entry, likely part of a statewide or district tally, but essential details such as candidates, precincts, or dates are missing.
Taft Withdraws Offer and Electric Work Ad
A garbled report mentions Taft withdrawing an offer and references to electric work and a telephone contact. The text describes a horse incident on Gold avenue where a cutter struck a shed and people intervened. It notes a horse appearing uninjured and a bar offering Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
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Gold Avenue
Lemp
The
Board of Trade
Tom Longboat Wins the Marathon Race
Tom Longboat, an Indigenous runner, defeats Perensa Muthen in a dramatic marathon. The crowd roars as last laps unfold with emphasis on Longboat’s endurance and finishing surge.
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Tom Longboat
Nugget
York
Tanwlinde
Perensa Muthen
Plettl
Vfe
Ray Ip
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A. G. Oliver's Barrel Bar
Spain
Youtur & Stevenson
Czar
Washington
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Che Putin
Fili
Menino
Schwab
Dee
Cipa
Schwappinaied
Betis
Reece Wwtiel
Ladies’ Aid
Poneeamet
Mike Aprim
Pete
el Deere
TAFT
Burton
Setuety
Mein Tembier
Hilen Witsie
Frank Warren
Atelier
Hayden
Howe
Elinpee
Lee Hhrrmae
ANCY
J.C. Gaffney
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