Lying Low in Ohio in Senatorial Fight
Ohio Republicans shrink from naming a Senate candidate keeping discussion discreet as Taft allies fear harming November elections. Foraker, Burton, Daugherty, Herrick and Vorys vie for influence while assembly majorities hinge on avoiding splits and preserving party unity amid strategizing and quiet pledges.
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Foraker
Fvaker
Crane
Massachusetts
Taft
Tweadore Burton
Harry M. Daugherty
Charles BP
Patt
Myron T, Herrick
Beyer
Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
Gozded
Author TV
Vorys
Ife
Gp Real Estate
F. J. Rawings
da Pa Avé ‘S
Boy Shoots Sister Dead in Albany Area Home
Cornelius Burdicks a 14 year old boy accidentally shot and killed his sister Helene aged 29 at their Rensselaer home while handling a shotgun. The baby in Helene's lap survived as police released the boy after the coroner's investigation.
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Albany
Renssalaer
Cornelius Burdicks
Helene
Af Brother
Roosevelt visits New York National Guard encampment
President Roosevelt fulfills a promise by visiting Squadron C at Camp Vose near Huntington Long Island. He arrives with Father York after lunch and inspects the camp with the troopers parading before him. Later he, Mrs Roosevelt, and Kermit ride on horseback through Oyster Bay greeting residents before returning home.
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New York
Father York
Oyster Bay
N.Y
President Roosevelt
Squadron C
New York National Guard
Huntington
Long Island
Gal York
Cagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Virginia Harned Silent as Divorce Suit Proceeds
Actress Virginia Harned remains silent while suing Sothern for divorce. She has been taking a rest cure in Athol Massachusetts for a week, with her presence in town only disclosed today. Miss Harned previously visited Athol as a guest of Francis Kingdon, which led to her recognition in the area.
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Harned
Aithel
Francis Kingdon
Turks Battle An Emperor Turned Reformer In Bloodless Revolution
Constantinople reports a near bloodless coup as Abdul Hamid II accepts a constitutional charter after a swift revolt by the Young Turks. The capital’s mood shifts with placards torn down, the sultan proclaiming loyalty to his people while ministers and the army realign. Izzet Pasha escapes to the coast, and Salonika proclaims the new order. analysts warn of financial peril but expect reform to proceed.
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Aren ‘Hamid
Murad V
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Turkik
Taueh
Tadey
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Tam
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Marie
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Maria
Izzet
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Turkey
Tong
Young Turkey Party
Yildiz
Abdil
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Ezi
Lech
Tasim
Saloniki
Niasir
Macedonia
Constantineplé
Salonika
Constantinopts
Belund
SWITCHMEN INVOKE PRESIDENT OVER RAILWAY LABOR ISSUE
A confusion of garbled OCR text references a labor dispute involving switchmen, President, Lackawanna Railway, Charles PB Neill, and Chairman Martin. The readable fragments hint at a board or labor contention, with mentions of United States actions and teleordered or telegraphed orders, but details are unclear.
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Lackawanna Railway
Emleyes
United States
Chinese Steamship Market Seeks Atlantic Route
Report notes interest in steamship line expansion with Chinese representatives and industrial concerns. Mentions Washington Gas Light Co and a New Jersey Avenue location, referencing sanitary and logistical issues, spigot and gag pin details, and the broader trade context.
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Nottée
Gan
New Watash Avenue
Aiet Ieee
Jersey Avenue
Washington Gas-Light CO
Rescued Men Identified After Barnegat Launch Rescue
The two men rescued from a launch on Barnegat shoals were identified as James Wyatt and Walter Arbe of Seaside Park New Jersey. They were saved after six hours when physicians revived them following a gale that swamped the craft. A fishing smack captain located the unconscious pair and brought them aboard.
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Atlantic City
Barnegat Shoals
James Wyatt
Walter Arbe
Seaside Park
N. J
Barhegat Gtation
Chanler at Chautauqua Hammers Wealth and Crime
Lieutenant Governor Lewis E Chanler of New York lectured at Chautauqua on the inequities of wealth. He condemned the exemption of multimillionaires from punishment and argued newspapers amplify wealth as a social distinction, blaming the press for public sentiment.
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Rich
Chautauqua
N.Y
Lewis
Chanler
New York
Thas
Four Die in Lynch Mob Incident Near Russellville
Four Black men were taken from Russellville jail by a mob of about 60, bound to a tree on town outskirts and hanged. A note threatened Black residents and a sheriff’s agent warned locals. The coroner’s jury deemed the deaths the result of unknown parties, amid a chaotic escape and jail assault.
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Rugsellville
Kyi
Hugh Rogers
Butts
Louisville
Rufus Browder
James’ Cunningham
Russellville
Bridal plan unites in name only as wedding canceled
A wedding planned in Tohristown collapses last minute when the bride’s father, absent in the Far West for business, cannot authorize the ceremony. The groom and bride, with a near-bridegroom, attend the ceremony site where clergy abstains from performing the rite until the father approves upon his return in September.
Social Side of Encampment Opens With Ball at Fort Washington
Washington dispatch reports fort encampment activities with a full dress ball for the bachelors at Fort Washington and reception for brigade officers. Officers, wives, and guests attended as regimental officers prepared for exercises and a 50 mile troop movement along the Potomac. Dining included a formal dinner for Col. Emmet Uren and staff, featuring multiple courses and beverages.
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River’ View
Marshall Hall
Potomac
Gunner
Maghee
Johnson
Richmond
Sherwood
Bullivan
Bobar
Mercy
Stull
Miller
Terry
Taft
Oehman
Forsythe
Cappe
Bean
Hodgson
Col. Coffin
Life for murder of child in Wyandotte County
Kansas City reports Mrs. Sarah Morasch was sentenced to life imprisonment for poisoning candy mailed to 14 year old Eile Van Meter, believed step-niece of Morasch. The case centers on Ruth Miller, a four year old and Morasch’s murdered relative. Morasch, 48, accepted punishment with a smile.
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Kansas City
Sarah Morasci
District Court of
Wyandotte County
Kans
Ruth Miller
Secret naval conference ends for the week at Newport
Special to The Washington Foat Newport British Columbia Aug 1 The end of the secret conference at the naval war college there over battleship construction does not seem in sight yet. The conference ended their hard week today with Rear Admiral John F Merrell presiding They will reconvene Monday morning Nothing learned in Newport about the outcome though it is said little remains to be discussed before the session ends.
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General Assembly
Theodore ‘Burton
Cleveland
Harry’ M. Daugherty
C. A. L., Réed
Cincinnati
Burton
Europe
Myron T. Herrick
Charles Dick
Reed
Foraker
Republican Organization
Charles
Charles P. Taft
Harry M. Daugherty
Ohio
Hig
Daugherty J
Arthur I. Vorys
Taft
Cmeinnatl
Adler
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Dmd
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Tomorro
Storm
Jront
Washington Foat
Newport
B.C
Naval War College
John
Merrell
Monning
Dong
Hearst Men Inquiring Why Gompers Backed Bryan
Samuel A Brodel of the Industrial Workers of America says less than 45 percent of local AFL members may vote for Gompers backed Bryan. Stodel notes labor leaders avoided opposing Gompers until the Independence League framed its platform. Reported graft and factional disputes within the union loom over the Central Federation debate as workers weigh what the Independence Party offers versus Hearst platform promises.
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Stodel
Industrial Workers
Federation
Independence Party
New York
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Bryan
Samuel A. Brodel
Vic
Industrial Workers of America
Copper Square
Gompers
Independence League
Chicago
Central Federation Union
Dresident Brodel
Ming ‘Gompers
Denver
C. FU
Never Worried Lady Dies at 107 in Chicago
Mrs Annie Miskue of Chicago died yesterday at age 107 later revealed as the vow she kept to never worry. A former settlement worker, she retained full faculties at death and leaves forty grandchildren. born in Poland, she emigrated long ago and credited her calm life to that pledge amid illness and danger.
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Chicago
Annie Miskue
Julius Anixter
Miskue
Poland
Alio
Nantikoke man shot at door. dies awaiting word
Special to The Washington Poet reports Johna Dru cher of Nantigoke fatally wounded at a door last night. He was called to the door of a home and shot instantly. No motive or shooter identified, and no clues available. The victim SAID to die without regaining consciousness.
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Washington
Withes-Barre
Pas
Johna Drucher
Nantigoke
Low
Saratoga lid off big win for players
On opening night in Saratoga the Briggs Whist Club posted a loss of about 15,000 as Alexander Nolan a Western betting man led winnings with 7,000. Several New York professionals won 1,000 to 500 while most clubs limited players to known patrons. Richard Canfield's club remained closed with no season opening planned, as locals hoped to retain visitors by renting rooms and cottages during the racing season.
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New York
Richard Canfield
Speslakta
Washinzios
Saratoga
Alexander Nolan
the Bridge Mhist Vlub
Joe Wlman
Satutnga
Evenue
Say Consuls Aided Rebels At Honduran Port Attack
Special to The Washington Post from New Orleans reports steamer John Wilson passengers arriving from Ceiba confirm the attack on a Honduran port. The American and two foreign consuls acted on a summons from Ceiba, visiting the revolutionists' camp before the assault and urging surrender to prevent bloodshed.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
John Wilson
Ceiba Confieya
Hondupis
Anerican
Ceftba
Annealy
Tha
Arrested as white slaver in New York case
An indictment from a federal grand jury in Chicago led to the arrest of Phillip Martell in New York on charges of importing alien women for immoral purposes. He is held on $300 bail for Monday examination. In Milwaukee a suspect connected to the “white slave” traffic case was arrested, and a Rochester defendant was served with a government complaint.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Homkel
Phillip Martell
Martell
Milwaukee
Wis
Ifno
Rochester
Borgchetta
Vacarina
Pirates Rob Fish Traps Near Point Roberts
In Bellingham Washington a pair of pirates towed a trap owned by Alaska Packers' Association south of Point Roberts disarmed the watchman and stole 3000 salmon valued at 2000 dollars. They paid and gagged him before fleeing and left the trap open, causing a 25 percent increase in losses.
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Bellingham, Waen
Alaska Packers’ Association
Point Roberts
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