Lands Regained by Taft Under New Validation Act
President Taft affirms withdrawals totaling 35,073,164 acres of coal land across Washington Arizona Utah Colorado North and South Dakota under the recent executive validation act. New withdrawals include 20,688,469 acres in North and South Dakota. remaining 14,574,695 acres were lands withdrawn previously but deemed doubtful titles.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Congress
Washington
Arizona
Utah
Colorado
North
South Dakota
Geological Survey
Ballinger
New
North Dakota
Jilted lover kills two in New Bedford street shooting
Manuel Rose Montero shot and killed Mrs. Senna Lopes and wounded her daughter Miss Matilda Gomes as they walked to work at a cordage mill. The suspect, wounded in the head, was captured in east Taunton after the attack and is hospitalized. Both victims were taken to Emergency hospital with serious injuries.
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New Bedford
Mass
Manuel Rose Montero
East Taunton
Senna Lopes
Matilda Gomes
Montero
Miss Gomes
Water Street
Mrs. Lopes
Treasury funds rise as customs receipts hit record level
Treasury receipts from customs sources in the fiscal year 1910 ended June 30 reached 235,045,800 dollars, smashing earlier records. The Payne Aldrich tariff law, in effect ten months, helped raise revenues by 38,006,000 dollars above the prior year.
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Washington
Treasury
Fire causes $25,000 loss at Shortle department store
A blaze at Shortle department store in Tipton Indiana began in the grocery department and spread greasy smoke that damaged two floors. The damage is placed at $25,000 with $30,000 insurance on the stock. Building owned by Ed Holmes.
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Tipton
Ind
Shortle
Ed Holmes
New York Congressman Sereno E Payne Seeks Re election
Sereno E Payne a New York congressman announces his candidacy for re election outlining his legislative achievements and plans for the next term. He emphasizes national security economic policy and support for veterans.
Payne to Enter Toga Race
Representative Serena E. Payne, chair of the house ways and means committee, announces his candidacy for re election to Congress. He says he will actively campaign in New York and beyond, with tariff policy and good congressional work as the main issues, expected to overshadow state concerns.
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Auburn
N. Y
Serena E. Payne
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Frantic Woman's Deed Ends in Tragedy at Home
Chicago July 8 Mrs Emma Mullain a 24 year old woman shot her husband at the door of their home then killed her three year old daughter Annabella in the bedroom before swallowing carbolic acid and dying soon after. The two men and the child were rushed to St Elizabeth's hospital in a dying condition. Police believe jealousy drove the act and she left notes including a request to be buried with her daughter.
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Chicago
Emma Mullan
Kedzie Avenue
Annabella
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Wattersons Victim Better In Kingston Hearing
Ewing Watterson, son of Louisville editor Col Henry Watterson, arraigned in Saugerties on first degree assault. He waived examination to await grand jury as likely to be declared sane and committed to mental hospital. Michael J Martin, shot by Watterson at his saloon on July 1, recovering from three wounds.
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Kingston
N. Y
Parliament panel backs bigger civil list for King George V
London July 8 The select committee to consider the civil list for King George V recommends an annual provision of 3 170 000 dollars for the royal family's maintenance an increase of 65 000 dollars from the last reign.
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London
Select Committee of Parliament
George V
Bride Seeks 16000 Alimony in Hoosier Divorce Case
Mrs William Horsely of Terre Haute files for divorce from former Sheriff William Horsely known as Big Bill after a brief two week marriage. She seeks 16000 dollars alimony amid dispute over the couple’s Chicago home arrival and the arrest of Horsely’s longtime housekeeper.
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Big Bill” Horsely
Terre Haute
Ind
William Horsely
Sheriff Horsely
Big Bill
Horsely
Chicago
Weather Snapshot From Washington Observations
Latest United States Weather Bureau observations list New York 72 cloudy Albany 76 cloudy Atlantic City 70 rain Boston 76 clear Buffalo 70 clear Chicago 76 clear New Orleans 82 clear St Louis 88 clear Washington 78 cloudy Philadelphia 74 rain. Illinois and Indiana forecast shows probable showers today and tomorrow with variable winds.
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New York
Albany
Atlantic City
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
New Orleans
St. Lowis
Washington
Philadelphia
Mrs Richard H Savage Dies at 47 in New York
Mrs Richard Henry Savage widow of Col Richard Henry Savage and a writer died suddenly at her New York home from heart trouble. She was 47. She married Lt Richard Henry Savage at the German legation in Washington on Jan 2 1875. he died Oct 11 1903. She will be buried at West Point beside her husband.
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New York
Richard Henry Savage
Baseball Results: National and American League Standings
National and American League outcomes summarized with game results and current standings. Highlights include wins, losses, and leading teams across both leagues, reflecting season performance and positional gaps.
Baseball Scores From Philadelphia Chicago Boston and New York
Baseball action listed with game results including Brook vs Moren and Dooin in eleven innings. Cincinnati and Chicago battled to a 4–0 and 0–0 tie in separate games. New York defeated Boston 5–4 with Crandall Drucke Meyers and teammates contributing big hits.
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W. L. Pet
Phil
Brook
Pitts
St. L
Ciny
Bos
Philadelphia
R. H. Brooklyn
Rucker
Bergen
Moren
Dooin
R. H. B. Brook
Pal
Barger
Erwin
MecQuillen
Foxen
Jacklitch
New York
Dickson
Ames
Raymond
Sehler
Ferguson
Raridou
Chicago
Cincinnati
Burns
Mclean
Cole
Archer
Boston
Roger Sence Ofwohohoo
Crandall
Drucke
Meyers
Frock
Evans
Curtis
Graham
R. HE
Tarehumare Indians Starve in Mexican Sierra Madera
The state department is urged to supply food to several thousand Tarehumare Indians in the Sierra Madre range to prevent famine. Crop failure has left the community in a serious starvation situation and appeals have been made for aid.
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Chihuhua
Mex
State Department
Sierra Madrez
Helen Kelly Gould Ties Knot With Ralph Thomas
New York July 8 The World reports reliable information that Mrs Helen Kelly Gould who divorced Frank J Gould in May 1909 will marry Ralph Thomas a nephew of Washington Thomas president of the American Sugar Refining company
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New York
the World
Helen Kelly Gould
Frank J. Gould
Ralph Thomas
Washington Thomas
American Sugar Refining Company
Market Summary Chicago July 8 1910
Estimated receipts 18000 hogs left yesterday 4494. Market notes show lower prices for light hogs 9.15 to 9.35. mixed packers 5.95 to 9.30. heavy shipping grades 8.50 to 9.15. rough 8.50 to 8.85. Cattle 2000 steady. sheep 12000 weak prospects steady.
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Erage
Texas
Shipping Prices and Livestock Rates Noted
Fragmentary OCR lists heavy shipping costs from 9 20 to 9 50, rough rates 8 50 to 8 80, cattle, sheep, and stealy stock at 25 lower. Details unclear but indicates market quotations or freight charges and livestock pricing.
Furnished by Beach-Wickham Grain Company Rates
Commodity price list from Beach-Wickham Grain Company Chicago shows oats hay flour bran shorts corn meal and butter pricing. Produce and poultry quotations listed by Reister and Son along with consignment note for live stock to John A. Babcock at U. S. Yards Chicago Illinois.
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Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Chicago
Foad
Keene Ene
John A. Babcock Commission
U. S. Yards
Illinois
Unclear Sports Box Scores and Names From Archival Clip
Fragmentary basketball score lines and player surnames appear, listing teams such as Washington Philadelphia New York Boston and players Coombs Donohue Gray Street Mattern Karger Carrigan Madden Vaughan Kill Sweeney Walsh. The text mixes abbreviations and uneven numbers, offering minimal coherent narrative.
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New York
Boston
Mattern
Karger
Carrigan
Madden
Vaughan
Kill
Sweeney
Walsh
Hog and cattle market report with mixed prices
The report shows hog receipts today about 17000 with yesterday’s official 14498 and shipments 5017. Estimated receipts tomorrow 10000 while cattle and sheep trade details include beef and veal ranges and steady to lower sheep prices across native and western stockers.
Incomplete Scoreboard From Regional Games
A fragmented box score lists several basketball results with city pairings and scores. Notable lines include Kansas City over Minneapolis 6 to 2 and Toledo over Columbus 5 to 4, plus Louisville trailing Indianapolis 3 to 3 and Milwaukee losing to St Paul 5 to 3, among other second-game entries.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Market: Slow and steady at early Bulk
Market report notes a slow steady start with bulk activity light and prices ranging from 85 to 90 cents on 8 85 to 90S and 900 to 9 25 per unit.
Housevelt Assist Senator Beveridge Murder Case
Report notes Housevelt and Porter Charlton connected to the murder of a wife in Como Italy. Investigation details reference assisting Senator A. J. Beveridge’s circle while crime is examined in Europe.
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Housevelt
A. J. Beveridge
Charlton Trial Opens as Extradition Talks Continue
Porter Charlton, who confessed to murdering his wife in Italy, faces arraignment today in Jersey City court. Italy demands extradition and is preparing a writ, while the state department is expected to refuse unless Italy agrees to future extradition terms. Charlton likely to be freed around August 24 after capture and possible private sanitarium placement.
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New York
Porter Charlton
Italy
Taft Plans Sea Trip to Mount Desert Island aboard Mayflower
Unofficial White House word says President Taft will take a ten day Maine coast voyage starting July 18 aboard the yacht Mayflower. Mrs Taft Miss Helen and Charlie Norton will accompany him with several aides. The trip includes Bar Harbor and a possible stop at Biddeford Pool to pick Mrs Louis Moore, and a daytime exploration of Mount Desert Island.
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Beverly
Mass
Tat
Maine
Mra
Ton
Capt. Butt
H.D. Taft
Bar Harbor
Biddeford Pool
Louis T. Moore
Cincinnati
Taft
Mount Desert Island
Oak tree coffin for elderly Indiana farmer Cary Fenwick
In Muncie Indiana Cary Fenwick 77 will be buried in a coffin carved from a giant oak tree he watched grow from the farm he settled seventy five years ago The tree in the homestead dooryard was cut down by his sons who are shaping it into the casket for his body
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Indiana
Muncie
Ind
Cary Fenwick
Colonel Promised Aid in Hoosier Campaign and Beveridge Support
Col Roosevelt pledged to campaign for Indiana Senator Beveridge with Dudley Foulke and Lucian B. Adams asking his help. Beveridge, allied with Roosevelt, faces strong Republican and Democratic contest as Kern camps for vice president and Taft allies seek to influence the Indiana seat amid tariff and insurgent disputes.
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Hoosier
Dveter Bay
Vartirts
A. J. Beveridge
Indiana
Wii Dudley Foulke
Lucian B. T
Enator Beveridge
Beveridge
Tate
Congress
Roosevelt
Heveridge
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
John W. Kern
Boston
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Goressman Butler Ames Ofsetta
Move Hill
Thomas H. Otter
Montana
Winston Churchill
New Hampshire
John Bass
Robert Bass
Congressman Fish Jr
James R. Sheffield
New York
Boston Herald in Troubles and Receivership
The Boston Herald faces receivership in a case brought by the International Paper Company claiming $9,520 in unpaid news print paper for late 1908 to May of the current year. The paper’s indebtedness is about $2.2 million, including a $1.695 million bond issue. John Norris of New York and Charles F. Weed operate the receivership under Judge Coll.
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Boston
Coll
United States Circuit Court
John Norris
New York
Charles F. Weed
Ewes Company
Norris
American
Shot by Marshal in disturbance response in Indiana
Edinboro July 8 Samual L Cooper was killed by Marshal Gilbert Stafford during a disturbance call. Cooper allegedly had a troubled life and his parents had left home after drug issues.
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Edinburo
Ind
Gilbert Stafford
Samual L. Cooper
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Pres. Taft
Manuel Montero
Slayer
Sereno E. Payne
Payne
Watterson
Kentucky
Matteawan Asylum
King George
Harding
Brooklyn
Eagle
United States Weather Bureau
Richard H. Savage
Hous
Grain Market
Eeeer
Reister & Son
W. L. Pet Phil
Washington- KR
Coombs and Donohue
Gray and Street
American Association
Como
Scene of
Charlton
Knox
Mayflower
Mr. Roosevelt
Boston Herald
C. F. Weed
Edinburg
Siain
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