Roosevelt Son’s Condition Updates From Groton
In Groton Massachusetts on February 10 President Roosevelt’s son remains under medical care after a weaker than expected but non critical condition. Doctors note a serious aspect due to a complication yet communications with Washington remain active via a special telephone line set up between Groton and the White House.
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Roton
Mass
Roosevelt
Con
Mr. Gardiner
Vashon
Groton
Washington
Gardiner
White House
Worcester
Ayer
Silent's Son Condition Prompts Change Ahead of Week
The report from Washington on February 10 suggests a notable shift in the son’s health is likely before week’s end. It also notes Prince ory of Prussia may be forced to delay his U S visit later in the year.
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Ashington
D. C
Netter
Prince Ory
Prussia
United States
Much Married Woman Ready for Another
Elwood Indiana report details Belsonia Arms Hoop a resident who plans a ninth divorce filing after her latest husband Noah Hoop deserted her after a two day honeymoon. She has been thrice married to the same man with prior divorces and five marriages to others, all now living.
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Elwood
Ind
Belsonia Arms-Hoop
Hher
Elwood Clifford
Anderson
Goodby
New Healer Grifft Cures Free in Niles Michigan
John Griffit a 24 year old man from Niles Michigan has gained notoriety for curing ailments free of charge using laying on of hands and prayer. His first success was a horse with a tumor and a young woman with goitre. He claims to receive visions and conducts cures between the full and new moons at night. His left hand bears a cloven hoof appearance and his home is crowded with sick and maimed seeking cures.
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Niles, Mich
John Griffit
Grifft
Griffit
Hig
Revival clash ends with minister knocked out in Paris Indiana
In Paris Indiana Rev Oscar Eddy of the Reformed Methodist church clashed with Mrs Emma Dugan of Chicago over her sermons. After Eddy insulted the crowd, Marshal Barber was called and knocked him down. Services resumed with Eddy urged to repent and debts paid. The reformist preacher taught there is no heaven or hell afterlife.
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Paris
Ind
Oscar Eddy
Reformed Methodist Church
Emma Dugan
Chicago
Barber
Mr. Eddy
Heaven
Hell
Fire destroys Whitely shops in Springfield Ohio
Fire at East Street shops built by Wil l N Whitely the Reaper King at two million dollar cost burned today. Lena Fairbanks of Indiana bought a building ten years after Whitely's failure. Loss exceeds a million dollars as water pressure proved insufficient and workmen faced early setbacks.
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Pringfield
Ohio
East Street
Will N. Whitely
Lena Fairbanks
Indiana
Whitely
Metal and Money Market Report From New York
New York on February 10 shows Mexican dollar at 433, silver at 547. Leap-dull brokers at 3.50 with exchange at 4.00. Readers are reminded the Citizens Classified Ads can help locate lost items.
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New York
Fire devastates Paterson business district
A fierce conflagration in Paterson New Jersey yesterday wiped out the business section. Early estimates place the cost near 8 million dollars with temporary rebuilding underway. Banks and stores reopen in temporary quarters as police maintain order and casualties are reported as light.
Daniels Recall Signals End of Nomination for Arizona Marshal
Washington based reporting says Ben Franklin Daniels cannot serve as Arizona marshal after the Justice Department presents evidence. The president considers retaining McCord with Payne’s backing while Daniels remains missing for over ten days. Officials urge locating Daniels and warn of possible identity confusion with another Ben Daniels.
McCord Hopeful Faces Arizona Posts Tug of Appointments
Washington reports the Arizona marshalship nearly decided with Daniels under scrutiny as an ex convict raised by the President who may recall his commission. Colonel McCord is favored for a future post and the choice is expected to be announced Monday after reviews and deliberations at the White House.
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Phoenia
Ariz
Marshal McCord
Washington
Arizona
Daniels
McCord
White House
Looking for Daniels. The Washington Sun correspondent note
New York dispatch dated February likely mentions The Sun's Washington correspondent Daniels. The brief item identifies a search or inquiry for Daniels with attribution to the newspaper's Washington office.
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Daniels
New York
Washington Correspondent
the Sun
Prison Record of Convict Benjamin Daniels Reveals Reconviction
The Cheyenne Ledger details Benjamin Daniels Registered No 86 later No 95, a Laramie Penitentiary convict with a larceny sentence of two years and stolen property return. Discharged 1883 after good conduct, Daniels later faced a new conviction and transfer. His post prison life included Denver bunko work, a Cripple Creek police stint, and a gunpoint robbery at La Junta.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
United States Penitentiary
Laramie City
United States Marshal
Benjamin Daniels
M. C. Eddy
Lyndon
Osage County
Kansa
Daniels
Denver
Bunko
la Junta
Colo
Cripple Creek
Mary Bryan Cobb, Oldest Daughter of the Revolution
In Kokomo Indiana on February 19 Mrs Mary Bryan Cobb aged one hundred is described as the oldest living daughter of the revolution. She is step great grandmother of Col W J Bryan and was married to Louis H Bryan a veteran of 1812 and the Mexican War. She is granddaughter of Rev John Gano and daughter of Stephen Gano both Continental Army officers.
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Kokomo
Ind
Mary Bryan Cobb
Cobb
Col
W. J. Bryan
Louis H. Bryan
John Gano
Stephen Gano
Bride's Sudden Death Raises Suspicion in Knoxville
Coroner Hackney refused to exhume the body of Mrs. Michael Brooks Kinzer two weeks after she wed Dr. Kinzer in secret on January 6. Dr Kinzer had earlier taken a life insurance policy and authorities consider possible foul play as the bride died from morphine misattributed to quinine. burial occurred the day of death despite calls for inquiry.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Hackney
Michael Brooks Kinzer
Kinzer
All Tennessee Medical Ceilege
Gov Yates Used Pass for His Cow in Express Transport
Chicago February 10 The Governor of Illinois used the Pacific Express Company to move household goods from Jacksonville to Springfield and a cow was presented at the Jacksonville office to be franked to the Capitol under his pass. The express firm refused livestock transport saying it was not in their business.
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Chicago
Yates
Frank
Pacific Express Company
Wabash Road
Jacksonville
Springfield
State Capitol
Express Company
Injured Rough Rider Survives Frozen Trek
Banbury Connecticut December 10 Thomas Maloney a veteran of Roosevelt s Reagan Riders endured five hours crawling two miles on ice and frozen ground after his wagon horses bolted and flung him head first onto the road. He suffered frost bite a spine injury and bruising while dying of cold threat. He lives near Brewster New York and is 35 years old.
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Banbury
Conn
Thomas Maloney
Roosevelt
Reagan
Maloney
Brewster
N. Y
Handy Bank in Detroit Suspended Over Vice President's Conduct
The City Saving Bank in Detroit shut down after notice by Banking Commissioner George Maltz. Vice President Frank C. Andrews caused the crisis by diverting funds and aiding overdrafts. cashier Henry R. Andrews advanced money without directors' knowledge. Officials hope securities from Frank Andrews may repay depositors, but prospects look grim for the thousands of customers.
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Detroit
Mich
City Saving Bank
George L. Maltz
Maltz
Frank C. Andrews
Andrews
Henry R. Andrews
Frank C .Andrews
Girl Seeks Admission To State Insane Asylum
New Jersey Hospital for the Insane at Camden receives a strange appeal from Louisa Diehl 25 who seeks admission to prevent murder. She says recent illness brought delusions including hypnosis by a mysterious man and intent to harm her sister's child. She walked to the asylum and will stay weeks for evaluation.
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New York
New Jersey State Hospital For the
Camden
Louisa Diehl
Miss Diehl
Ben Jill
Hor
Hanna Mentioned as Cabinet Head of Commerce and Labor
Washington reports rising speculation on who will lead the proposed Department of Commerce and Labor. Senators Hanna and William R. Merriam are both named, with Hanna praised for ties to industries and labor, Merriam backed by Senator Nelson of Minnesota.
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Hanna
Commerce and Labor
Washington, D. C
Nelson
Department of Commerce and Labor
National Court of Arbitration
Senate
William R. Merriam
Minnesota
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