Taft Denies Involvement in New York Republican Row
New York August 23 Taft denies any hand in the state committee meeting that blocked Roosevelt and backed Sherman for temporary chairman. Griscom quotes Taft letter urging Roosevelt be consulted and progressives heard. Roosevelt likely to run for temporary chair with Taft’s stance clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
W. L. Ward
Natonal
Timothy L. Woodruff
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
James Adsworth
Kerman
Col
Roosevelt
Griscom
Elican
Woodruffarnes
Ives
Allie
Harony
State Committee
Icom
Jaff
Barnes
J. Sherman
Mr. Taft
Mr. Sherman
J. Griscom
Sherman
Sf Committee
Roosevvelt
Grisecom
Rare Pearl Found By Indiana Farmer Near River
Logansport Indiana Aug 23 William Burley a farmer seven miles west of town found a large oddly colored pearl in a mussel shell in the river. He brought the gem to the city and plans to have it examined for value and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
William Burley
Remarkable copper colored gem found in Wabash river
A copper colored, very rare gem found in the Wabash River near Cincinnati is described as one of the most remarkable finds. Jewelers offered $400 for the stone, but Burley has not yet accepted the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceived
Cincinnati Jewelers
Burley
Wabash River
Athlete Dies While Racing in Public Bet at Pine Camp
Private Benjamin Meyers of Company G Twenty Fourth Infantry collapsed during a race to Great Bend and back at Pine Camp New York. The autopsy showed heart failure likely caused by the bet and pursuit, with Meyers dying as the other runner stayed ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Camp
N. Y
Benjamin Meyers
Company G
Twenty- Fourth Infantry
Great Bend
Meyers
Heinze Announces Planned Marriage to Actress Miss Henderson
Fritz Augustus Heinze confirms reports he will marry actress Bernice Henderson. The ceremony is slated for about Sept 1, followed by a trip to Europe and a visit to his copper mine in Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fritz Augustus Heinze
Bernice Henderson
Krupp Laboratory Destroyed by Explosion in Essen
An explosion at the Krupp works proving grounds in Essen, Germany, destroyed the laboratory building. Nearby powder sheds with large quantities of explosives were saved only by rapid firefighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Germany
Krupps Works
Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
Summary of multiple games across National and American Leagues with scores, line scores, and key pitchers. Includes Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, New York, Washington, Brooklyn, and Boston results and standings.
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Pittsburg
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Sheiner
Moren
Moran
White
Phillippi
Gibson
Stack
Brennan
Dooin
Camnitz
Chicago
R. H. E. Domion
National League
W. L. Pet
Cin
Pitts
Brook
N. Y
St. L
Phil
Bos
Mattern
Burke
Smith
Raridon
McIntyre
Kling
Cincinnati
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Knetzer
Bergen
Burns and McLean
St. Louis
R. H. E. New York
American League
W. L
Pet. W. L
Pet. Phil
Cleo
Wash
Det
Chi
N.Y
New York
R. H. E. Orion
Willets
Schmidt
Warhop
Manning
Fisher
Unclear Score Report from Midwestern City Matches
Scattered scores show Indianapolis routing Minneapolis 5 0 Columbus edging St Paul 2 1 Toledo defeating Milwaukee 5 2 Louisville beat Kansas City 6 4 Louisville 3 Kansas City 1 in a following game
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Pame
Market Report: Livestock Prices Across Chicago and Omaha
Chicago live stock receipts totaled 24 000 hogs 26 000 cattle and 38 000 sheep and lambs with varied quotations. Omaha totals included 10 700 cattle 3 500 hogs and 33 500 sheep with steady to lower trends and strong hogs in parts. East Buffalo quotes show hogs and cattle strong while sheep pull back on best lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaha
Texas
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
N. Y
Obedience and a disordered heart in Saadi’s couplet
A terse reflection from Saadi emphasizes that true obedience stems from the heart rather than mere bodily action. It contrasts outward discipline with inner virtue, urging sincerity over performance.
Yale Classman Found Shot in Delaware Park
Ralph E. Coleman Jr., of the Yale class of 1911 and a Saranac Lake, New York native, was found shot in Delaware Park Buffalo. An Alpha Delta Phi pin confirmed his identity. a note and Yale withdrawal letter suggest personal and academic trouble. Police link the distress to alleged faculty conflicts and declining studies.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Delaware Park
Ralph E. Coleman, Jr
Yale College
Saranac Lake
Ralph E. Coleman
Coleman
Harold Duncan Aikman
Alpha Delta Phi
Aikman
Dean Jones
Yale
R. E. Coleman
Foot
Frodo
Suitcase Found at New York Central Ties Syracuse Case
A suitcase linked to a Syracuse case was found at New York Central Station on a Sunday. A revolver not bought locally, described as an $8 Colt, plus a cartridge package were found in Coleman's inside pocket, suggesting a self inflicted shooting.
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New York Central
Syracuse
Coleman
League to Name Full Ticket in Independence Run
Albany August 23 The Independence League will present a full slate of state county judicial senatorial assembly and congressional candidates in the November election Secretary of State Koenig received the official statement from John J Hopper chair man of the party board The long preamble sets forth the party intentions in this third party move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Koenig
William M. Hearst
Independence League
John J. Hopper
State Committee
The
Collar causes man's death in White Plains
George W. Burlinson former deputy commissioner of jurors for Westchester county was found dead in a carriage at Joseph Smith's blacksmith shop rear authorities say he was choked by a high celluloid collar. He served as assistant secretary of the Democratic County committee for years and leaves a widow and two sons in Danbury Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
George W. Burlinson
Westchester County
Joseph Smith
Burlinson
Democratic County Committee
Danbury
Conn
Women Stone Nonunionists at Pennsylvania Coal Works
Frenzied women led assaults on men continuing work at the Old Forge colleries in Scranton Pennsylvania. As line of workers approached the breaker a mob pushed forward and pelted them with sticks stones and mud amid a ongoing strike.
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Scranton
Old Forge
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Workmen Rescued as Deputies Quell Street Attack
Deputies rushed to the streets to aid workmen who seemed unable to defend themselves during an assault. The incident unfolded amid unclear details and ongoing police action.
Hail Storm Ravages Sault Ste. Marie Causing Damage
In Sault Ste. Marie on August 23, a severe hailstorm lasting about an hour struck the area near the Soo. Half inch stones shattered street lamps and numerous windows, disrupted street cars, and delayed harbor boats amid dense haze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Soo
Chicago Markets Report Hog and Cattle Upgraded Trading
Chicago markets on August 23 1910 show hogs rising to 5 higher than the previous day with varied classes from light to heavy shipping grades and strong cattle and sheep demand. Estimated receipts 13000 hogs and 20000 sheep with steady to higher prices for cattle and steady to strong lamb futures amid active trading.
Grain Company Furnishings Loan for Building
Beach Wickham Grain Company of Chicago furnishes postal telegraph building in Chicago with specified furnishings, noting address 544 and 545 Postal Telegraph Building.
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Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Postal Telegraph Building
Chicago
Illinois
Browne Bribery Trial Details In Illinois Legislature
In Chicago on August 23 State's Attorney Wayman presented the second Browne trial opening detailing alleged graft in Springfield. He described payments tied to Lorimer's senate bid, introduced new witnesses including Beckemeyer Link Broderick Holtslaw and a mysterious girl in blue as Charles A White testifies. The court restricts evidence to the indictment and testimony from eight new witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Springfield
Wayman
Kersten
Jee O'Neil Browne
Charles A. White
William Lorimer
White
Erbstein
O'Donnell
Forrest
Browne
St. Louis
McLurely
Lorimer
Beckemeyer
Link
John Broderick
D. W. Holtslaw
Tuka
Sibley Withdraws From Gop Congressional Race
Joseph C. Sibley, the Republican nominee for Congress in the Twenty-Eighth district, withdraws citing health problems. The case centers on a campaign expenses audit initiated by W. J. Breen. proceedings may be dropped. Sibley defeated Nelson B. Wheeler by 690 votes in June primary. expenses reported about $4.80 per vote. Potential successors include James P. Whitla Col W. N. Hulings and Nelson P. Wheeler.
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Sharon
Joseph C. Sibley
Congress
Sibley
James P. Whitla
Kid Fame
Col. W. N. Hulings
Nelson P. Wheeler
His Advice. She Fences With an Embrace in London Tale
The London Tatler presents a brisk scene of reproach after a bold embrace. A woman protests the act and demands guidance on her next step while a man coolly questions restraint. The salon dialogue hints at social expectations and the improvised moral response.
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Col. Roosevelt
Wonce
Wnow
Heinze
Copper Magnate
Krupp Laboratory
American Association
John S Muller
Maud
Shudge Kaenesaw
M.landis
Alfred Rurion
American Press Association
Armour Company
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Alfred Urion
Landis
Ralph £. Coleman
Independence Party
Surrey
Ime
U. Browne Gase
Grain Market
M&y
Washington City
Froduce, Keister & Son
Roosters
STOGE
John A. Babcock Commission Merchant
U. 5. Yards
Exch’ge
McSurely
Jack Pot
London Tatler
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