Justice Brewer Burned by Accidental Brush Fire
A Herald report from Burlington states United States Supreme Court Justice David J. Brewer sustained severe burns to his face and hands when gasoline used to start a brush fire at his summer home near Lake Champlain ignited a blaze. He remained at the point for cleanup and hopes for a speedy, scar-free recovery.
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David J. Brewer
Duntier
United States Supreme Court
Theanouon's Point
Lake Champ- Anitt
Judge Brewer
Liberty Hell
Samuel Fleet to wedded fourth wife in New York
New York reports Samuel Fleet of Intip will marry for the fourth time on October 1 to Mrs. Johanna Afanael, ten years his junior. Fleet, seventy three, a Methodist, rose to public notice years ago after a wild wronged romance with widow Downs of Bayhore, leading to a sensational arrest scare. the couple parted, and Fleet later remarried then separated, with ongoing divorce rumors.
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New York
Samuel Fleet
Intip
T. 1
Fleet
Willy His Hride
Johanna Afanael
Downs
Pleet
Tallin
Wisconsin
Down
Doctors Orders. Roosevelt Improves After Wound
Washington reports President Roosevelt’s injured leg is improving and his condition is satisfactory. Doctors Des, Fixey, and Laing say there has been no variation in his status, with stable temperature and low inflammation. The president reads and receives visitors briefly while remaining under strict rest and isolation as cabinet members explain the West trip changes.
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Roosevelt
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Laing
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Cortelson
White House
Tod
Fifth avenue rig offbeat sight in New York
A queer rig with horse behind a wheeled carriage puzzled spectators on Fifth Avenue as it rolled by in broad daylight. The odd vehicle, described as a pleasure drive, drew attention for its unusual design with the shafts protruding behind the horse. Local witnesses debated how the horse was positioned and steered the carriage. A separate item notes the Wichita Methodist Church Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society holding its nineteenth annual meeting on September 12, with more than 100 delegates and visiting missionaries expected.
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New York
Fifth Ave
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Wichita
Kas
Methodist Church
Joey
United States
Peeks
Delegates Arrive for Conference in Arkansas Church
The annual gathering brings delegates from Colorado Nebraska Oklahoma the UK to the ch oh Saturday October 11. A reception will follow at the Anadost church. Sunday worship with returned donors and a Tuesday forenoon and crier Hoon sessions devoted to business. Monday evening features Dr Homer Stunts with visiting missionaries from India China and the Philippines. Delegates will be housed at Methodist homes and fed by church volunteers Monday and Tuesday.
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Atisan
Colorado
Nebramwa Roralng
Okahoma
Anodset
She Fa
Homer Stunts
Church Mission World
Lillian Markos
Church
India
and Lider
Ida Stevenson
China
Birdsall Named: Third District GOP Nominates Judge BP Birdsall
Judge Birdsall of Clarion, about 45, nominated for Congress by the Third district Republican convention on the second ballot. Reports say the delegates affirmed the Des Moines platform and praised David Henderson, though Henderson declined renomination. Birdeaul previously held district court judge duties before returning to private practice.
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Interepubill Ean
Des Moines
St. Louis
Roosevelt
D. B. Henderson
Colonel Henderson
Loas
Birdeaul
District Court
Clarion
Burglary Gang Robs Beechwood Cash Safe in South Sharon
A gang of four or five burglars blew the Beechwood Improvement Company's safe in South Sharon Pa early today securing 460 dollars. They overpowered Policeman Newton Stamp bound and gigged him, knocked down George Haynes who fled to a post, and Policeman Sayler fought them before they escaped toward West Middlesex. They hinted at targeting Colonial Trust Bank and a bidder spied at a window but no action was taken. Suspects believed near Newcastle.
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Youngstown
Beechwood Improvement
Colonial Trust Company
West Middlesex
Newcaste
Position Reversed in Will Contest Turns Conspiracy Case
Long Branch New Jersey September 28 A will contest over Henry M Bennett estate involving Miss Tatura Biggar was withdrawn in court today C C Hendricks for Biggar said she is content with the will provisions A heir representative said warrants exist charging Biggar Samuel Stanton and Hendricks with conspiracy They were arrested and bail set at five thousand dollars Stanton the justice of the peace had married Biggar to Mr Pennett
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Long Branch
N. J
Tatura Biggar
Henry M. Bennett
Pittsburg
C. C. . Hendricks
Miss Biggar
Peter J. McNulty
Kura Biggar
Samuel Stanton
Cr. Hendricks
Stanton
Justice of the Peace
Miss Biggat
Pennett
Treasury offers to buy 1904 bonds by Oct 16
Washington Sep 26 The secretary of the treasury announces purchase of 1 1/2 percent bonds from the 1904 loan if presented by October 16 at par. Presentations may be made at the division of loans and currency or with the assistant treasurer in New York. L M Shaw secretary. Root visits Hansa. Cleveland Sep 2 War Secretary Root arrives to Cleveland for a brief visit and will attend speeches with Senator Banna in Akron on the GOP campaign opening.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
New York
L. M. Shaw
Root
Hansa
Cleveland
Elia Root
Senator Banna
Akron
Davies Declares For Roosevelt And The Republican Coalition
Gomer T. Davies, Concordia editor and once a Populist leader, abandons the Populists and returns to the Republican fold. In a Kansas Kansan editorial he argues the Populist party is dead and endorses Theodore Roosevelt and candidates who back his administration, urging Populists to join the Republican cause.
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Concordia Kansas
Kanns
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Bey Nican Party
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Alley
Kansas
Republic City News
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Cloud- Kepuhile
Democracy
Dayier
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Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Tieve
Alabama
Confederacy
Democratic Party
Philippines
Heaven
Tilman
Carmack
Bryan
Brianism
Iolula
Cleveland
Bik Oulu
Diplomatic Appointments Announced for Several Ambassadors
Washington reports new state department appointments naming Charlemagne Tower to Russia and Germany posts, Robert S. McCormack to Austria Hungary, Hellamy Storer to Spain, Arthur Hardy to Switzerland, Chas Pevan to Brazil, and David E Thomson to Brazil. These changes take effect when Ambassador White departs Berlin in November.
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Charlemagne
Tower of
Purnineylvania
Russia
Germany
Robert S. McCormack
Hitnels
Austria-Hungary
Russie Hellamy Storer
Ohio
Spain
Arthur Hardy
New Hampshire
Switzerland
Chas, P.evan
Tunala
Brazil
David E .Thomson
Nebraska
White
Berlin
Non Union Men Quit In Lackawanna Riots
In Bicanton and Oliphant the Thirteenth regiment encamped amid unrest following yesterday's violence that left James Winston dead. Several arrests were reported in the Wroxton case. Unions halted work at Delaware and Hudson Grassy Wetland Badly Creek Oliphant No 2 collieries and Ontario and Western Johnson No 2 as workers quit fearing dangers.
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Gniet Retmna
Lackawnann
Yesterauy’n
Oliphant
James Winston
Wroxton
Delaware & Hudson Company
Grassy ‘Wetand
Bady Creek
Olighant No
Johnson No. 2
Collery
Ontario & Western Company
Case of Bedwell Private Asylum Sealed Proceedings
A state case involving the Bedwell private asylum and the estate of Jacob Ryerson, an aged patient, with filings by his relatives alleging mismanagement by the asylum board and officials. The docket mentions Heves and a Cascade man of the board, with actions sought to recover or remove certain officials.
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Charities
Correc Masta Seainer
Bedwall
Jacob Rynerson
Ryostson
Heves
Ie Sten
Cade
Automobile for Duchess in Newport given to Mrs Olver A PL
A Newport item notes Mrs Olver A PL, titled Duchess of Starborough, received an automobile gift from Tithai ian Whitecountry. The article mentions a Duchess and a car transfer in September.
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Judge Ellis Dies After Heart Failure at Beloit
Judge Ellis, a Republican state ticket candidate, died suddenly after a heart failure at Beloit following a summer in Michigan. He had bright’s disease for two years and suffered a pneumonia attack last year in Kansas City. He left a widow and two sons, was active at the state house, and burial planned for Beloit possibly Sunday. The sixth district GOP seeks a successor, with candidates discussed among state leaders.
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Belole Bat Court
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Kile
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Bright
Jess
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Nena
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State University
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Beloit
Supreme Court
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Lawrence
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Helolt
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Baton County
Mich
Battle Creek
Ann Arbor
Belott
Mitchell County
Thanyere i
Wille
Core
Central
Republican State Central
Republican State Committee
Jllis
Wichita
John 5. Dawson
Topeka
Aes Ae
1. Chambers
Sheridan
Te Smith
Mitchell
H. J. Harch
Graham
Dempster Scott
Rawlins
W. H. Pratt
Phillipa
Larchet
Charles
Clark A. Smith
Sayn Tt Han Reform Cripples Army Discipline
Sayn Tt Han lowered army discipline harming soldiers and enriching canteen keepers and other disreputables. The new law raises reservations and imposes life restrictions on men returning from field service, abolishing the canteen system.
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Sayn Tt Han
Protest over lake names and disputed appointments
A report notes protests surrounding the naming of a lake and disputes over appointments. The contester J A Stratton and Mr Grimes are mentioned, with Judge Orr having made the appointments. Officials claim the steps were feted and not approved, while concerns about family involvement are raised.
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Denver
Cole
Eest
Tubstiene
Orr
Sr. Hamily
J. A. Stratton
Complete Victory Steptes 2 2 Siete tees, ee Sickel, of the court of errors and my Mind today muchaine the constitutionality of the act of last wine ter
The document discusses legality surrounding an act to convert preferred stock into bonds and notes the court of errors' opinion on constitutionality. It references a completed lottery and procedures followed by the government. The text is fragmented and garbled but centers on constitutional challenges and financial instrument conversion.
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Steptes
Siete Tees
Ee Sickel
Court of Errors
United States
Indian gives 85 million as anti Clark party in Montana
In Butte Montana on September eid a speaker outlines plans to form a new political party. He aims to fuse Populists Socialists and farmers to overthrow Clark. The effort is described as a grand fusion to unite diverse groups for a major political challenge.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Mills Store News Saturday Shoppers' Schedule
Shoppers on Saturday favor Ready-to-Wear garments and immediate-use articles. The store plans special displays and larger assortments, including new gloves and handkerchiefs, with tomorrow’s first showing of featured items and trims.
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