Roosevelt Addresses 10000 at Sherman Picnic
Ten thousand farmers and wives heard Theodore Roosevelt speak at a Herkimer Oneida Grangers picnic in Utica. Senator Davenport received a lavish ovation, praised Roosevelt's principles, and Roosevelt hinted at attending the state convention amid taft tensions. The tour proceeds to Cheyenne after Utica.
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Utica
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sherman
Union
Herkimer
Oneida Grangers
Senator Davenport
T. R
Davenport
Hughes
Abraham Lincoln
Hic
New York
Summit Park
Taft
Nassau County
Robinson Home
Howland
Outlook
Cheyenne
Mrs Cudahy Divorced to Stage Vaudeville Tour
Mrs. Jack Cudahy secured a divorce from her husband in James H. Slover's court on Tuesday afternoon on grounds of incompatibility. She plans to tour vaudeville for thirty weeks at a salary of five hundred dollars weekly.
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Cudahy Sr
Jack Cudahy
Kansas City
Jack” Cudahy
James H. Slover
Labor Leaders Print Resolution Against Strike Scene Films
Organized labor in Washington printed a resolution condemning films that depict strike violence. The statement argues such depictions inflame tensions and are aimed at undermining labor, and it will be distributed nationwide to galvanize broadcast campaigns.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Kaiser Orders Montt Guard At Berlin Funeral
Berlin August 24 The Kaiser orders a guard of honor for the state funeral of Chilean President Montt to be held at St Hedwig Catholic Church. The remains will lie in state for two days before the services Thursday and the guard will be posted at the bier.
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Berlin
President Montt
Chile
St. Hedwig
Market Quotation Summary for Wheat Corn and Livestock
Chicago and Omaha market notes show mixed grain prices with No 2 red wheat at around 91 44 to 1.00, No 2 yellow corn around 61 62 cents, and oats varied. Live stock in Chicago and Omaha reports list hogs selling roughly 8.65 to 9.27 per cwt for choice heavies, cattle from 4.40 to 8.50, sheep and lambs in the 4 to 8 dollar range, with regional receipts and price ranges noted.
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Chicago
Arm for a Revolution in Portugal Threats Rise
Lisbon reports an alleged Clerical plot to overthrow the government and install a military dictatorship. Rifles and revolvers are said to be smuggling daily across the Spanish frontier, arming Republicans ahead of next Sunday’s general elections.
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Lisbon
Secula
Sibley Arrested in Conspiracy to Debauch Voters Case
Franklin Pa August 24 Joseph C Sibley former congress candidate in the Twenty Eighth district was arrested on a warrant charging conspiracy to debauch voters He was released on his own recognizance to appear August 28 before Justice Perty Also named in the warrant are Charles Crandall D M Howard and George M Dunn The case follows his withdrawal from the race amid disclosures of campaign spending while Sibley had claimed health issues
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Franklin
Joseph C. Sibley
Congress
Pennsylvania
Sibley
Justice of the Peace Perty
Warren
Warren County
Charles Crandall
D. M. Howard
George M. Dunn
William J. Breen
Rabid Dog's Bite Fatal to Boy in South Bend
Harold Heim aged two and a half died after three weeks of hydrophobia treatment at the Pasteur Institute. He had been bitten July 27 when a dog passed a tooth through his lip and left a facial wound. The dog then attacked the Dawson child, who is recovering.
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South Bend
Ind
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Harold Heim
Andrew Heim
A. W. Dawson
Dawson
Automobile hurled 75 feet at crossing collision
Noblesville Indiana August 24 a Midland freight train struck a car at a crossing causing the vehicle to be hurled seventy five feet and demolished Dr BE Wishard a prominent local physician formerly of Indianapolis escaped with only cuts and bruises after the crash
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Noblesville
Ind
Midland
Here
BE. E. Wishard
Indianapolis
Deadly Chicago Storm Disrupts City and Crops
A violent Aug storm struck Chicago and suburbs injuring many, with one likely fatally. Crops were ruined and up to a million dollars in damage reported as winds wrecked yachts, blew down poles, and disrupted trains and streetcars.
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Chicago
Columbia
Spray
Hyde Park
Baseball results and standings in National and American Leagues
National League results show Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Chicago and St Louis games with pitchers and line scores listed. American League results include Philadelphia, Cleveland, Boston, Washington, St Louis and Chicago outcomes with noted pitchers and nine-inning details.
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Phil
Pitts
Brook
N.Y
Bos
Cincinnati
R. Heb
Brooklyn
Barger
Bergen
Beebe
McLean
Pittsburg
R. H.le
Philadelphia
Mepi
Maddox
Gibson
Chicago
R.H.E
Boston
Frock
Graham
Reubach
Kling
St. Louis
New York
Mathewson
Meyers
Corridon
Bresnahan
American League
W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. Phil
Wash
Chi
St. L
R. H. Cleveland
Falkenberg
Washington
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Market Report August 24 1910
Chicago markets show mixed hogs and steady to higher cattle values with strong sheep demand. Estimated hog receipts 17000 to 20000 with bids from 8 50 to 9 30 for light to heavy grades and 9 20 to 9 30 for porkers, while cattle and western cattle rise to 6 65 for cows and steers 4 10 to 6 25 for Texas steers and stockers. Sheep receipts 26000 with natives 250 to 4 65 and lambs up to 6 90. closing market active at advances for bulk and light grades.
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Omaha
Texas
Municipal League Meeting Opens in St Paul Convention
The four teenth annual convention of the League of American Municipalities begins in St Paul at the municipal auditorium. Fifty cities are represented by delegates who will discuss municipal government problems until Friday. Mary Stoll of Philadelphia ascends Mount Winkierturm in the Tyrol becoming the first woman to reach the peak.
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St. Paul, Minn
The
League of American Municipalities
St. Paul
Paris
Mary Stoll
Philadelphia
Winkierturm
Tyrol
Sherman remains silent on New York convention role
Vice President James Sherman visits Watertown in connection with forming the Northern New York Trust Company where he is a major stockholder. Asked for comment on the president's letter and the possibility of serving as temporary chairman of the Republican state convention, he replied, I have no statement to make on any subject whatever.
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Watertown
N. Y
James Sherman
Northern New York Trust Company
Newfoundland Prosperity Report Shows $450,000 Surplus
The Newfoundland financial year ends with a surplus of 450000 dollars. Officials credit conservative spending and steady revenue growth for the positive balance. Local economy gains confidence as auditors confirm the figures.
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Newfoundland
Tariff Revision Favored by President Taft Reported
In New York the press notes favored further tariff revisions as President Taft endorses changes while lawmakers extend talks. Names Walsh Sullivan Johnson Beckendorf Willetts Casey Ford Sweeney appear in the outputs.
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Walsh and Sullivan
Johnson and Beckendorf
New York
Willetts and
Casey
Ford
Swee
Wind Storm Strikes Boyne City Area With Severe Damage
A violent wind and hailstorm hit Boyne City Michigan Tuesday night after a hot day. Winds up to forty mph toppled mill stacks and shattered plate glass while lumber flew along the lakefront and trees were damaged. No injuries are reported.
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Boyne City
Mich
Taft hints tariff revision targets not whole law
President Taft plans a scientific revision of certain schedules in the Payne Aldrich tariff, denying it implies revising the entire act. He cites data from a tariff commission and promises no disruption to business while pursuing targeted changes. The plan is to reassure voters in the upcoming Republican campaign text.
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Beverly
Taft
White House
St. Paul
Wil Ge
Washington
New York
League of Republican Clubs
Carnegie Hall
York
Beerly
R. A. Ballinger
Taft Self
McKinley
Chicago
Stomach Full of Junk Kills Man in Illinois Hospital
Frank W. Wilson an advertising man from St. Louis died in a Cairo hospital after swallowing numerous foreign objects. Doctors, unable to remove them by mouth, performed X rays and an operation to extract items including a shoe button hook keys a pencil a toy pistol needle and a thermometer. Wilson had been despondent and reportedly swallowed the items hoping they would pass.
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Cairo
Frank W. Wilson
St. Louis
Wilson
Weather Outlook for Illinois and Indiana Showers Likely
Showers and cooler today across Illinois and Indiana with cloudy skies. Cooler conditions are expected tomorrow as the weather system moves through the region.
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Indiana
Tomors Row
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