Aldrich Reply Waives Lifetime Rule on Senate Retirement
Boston reports detail Aldrichs insistence on retirement from public service after long career and his assertion that recent Bristow charges over the Payne Aldrich tariff schedule were unfounded. Crane and Norton deny conflicting aims and Norton declines to discuss talks with leaders. Aldrich plans to defend the cotton schedule in West campaigns and will address the tariff law overall.
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Ile Hag
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Republican Leaders Meet Hidden in New York Hotel
A secret Republican conclave gathered at the Hotel Manhattan in New York City with Vice President Sherman Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock and Collector of the Port William Loeb Jr among those present. Representative Cocks of Oyster Bay was rumored to attend along with ex President Roosevelt. Sherman declined to name attendees or discuss topics and refused to share views on New York Republican affairs.
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Frank Hitchcock
William Loeb, Jr
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Oyster Bay
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Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
Beng B. H. Warner, Jr
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Walter Wilson
Chicago
Elton Lower
Chicago Civil Service Board
Roosevelt hosts Garfiel d Pinchot at Sagamore Hill conference
At Sagamore Hill Theodore Roosevelt met with James Garfield and Gifford Pinchot, two prominent insurgents, for a private, political discussion alleged to cover New York, Ohio and the Far West. Garfield and Pinchot refused to reveal plans while Roosevelt emphasized conservation and old times.
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Taft Hadley Talk On Rail Stocks Commission Plans
President Taft and Yale's Hadley confer in Beverly on forming a railroad stock and bonds regulation commission. Taft pushes a balanced makeup, aiming to show seriousness. Tennessee leaders invited to Beverly to seek party harmony ahead of fall elections amid Democratic splits.
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Solid South
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Independent Judicial Urket
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Kept vow not to shave ends life in Connecticut
Cornalius Parmlee of Bethlehem, lifelong resident and noted progressive farmer in Litchfield County, died today at age 80. He supposedly swore off shaving if John C. Fremont failed to win the presidency, a pledge from boyhood for a razor to touch his face only if Fremont won.
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Litchfield
Connecticut
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James Buchanan
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Ship Saile Without Him
Patrick Duffy of West Philadelphia bought a return ticket for the Cunarder Mauretanian but sent his trunk ahead with the ticket inside. The trunk sailed without him. Duffy later arrived claiming the ticket was aboard. A separate Baltimore and Ohio excursion offers a cheap outing with prices to Harpers Ferry Martinsburg Berkeley Springs and Cumberland.
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Patrick Duffy
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Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Cumberland
Elevator Rescue Freezes Ten Women and Five Men
Firemen removed the roof of an elevator in the loft building at 11 West Seventeenth street and rescued ten women and five men employed by David Katy. The stalled elevator, run by Frank Karuao, was between the fifth and sixth floors. No injuries were reported.
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Washington Post
New York
West Seventeenth Street
David Katy
Frank Karuao
Baroness Vaughan Announces Marriage After King's Death
Paris reports Baroness Vaughan plans to wed Emmanuel Durieux a retired merchant king at Neuilly sur Seine Durieux has managed her finances Since Leopold's death she has lived privately at Arronville Her bans list Blanche Delacroix aged 27 Durieux and Vaughan's sisters in Paris react with astonishment. the marriage date is unknown. A separate note mentions a planned aeroplane flight from Pittsburg to Wheeling with funds raised locally.
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Vaughan
Leopold
Belgium
Emmanuel Durieux
Neuilly-sur- Seine
Durieux
Baronesa
Mule Starts Bank Run at South Louisville Deposit Bank
In Louisville on August 10 a mule is involved in a bank run after a depositor bought a mule with a $7 check that died soon after. Payment was refused, rumors spread, and over 100 depositors queued to withdraw funds. Only two cars carried cash saved the bank by noon when the true cause, a failed check, was revealed.
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Washington Post
Louisville
South
Hne
Killed by Frozen Eggs At Issue in Philadelphia Case
Philadelphia August 10 arrest of J Buschel a large egg dealer on a charge of selling eggs unfit for food after a guinea pig died following inoculation with frozen eggs removed from shells. Samples examined by Prof Lewall and Dr R Osenberger supported the claim of contamination and death within twelve hours.
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J. Buschel
State Dairy and Food Department
Morro
Harry P. Cassidy
Dairy and Food Department
Busche
Lewall
Food Department
Randall C. R. Osenberger
Jefferson Hospital
Fire destroys Portland laundry room. 200 girls flee
A small celluloid collar stay exploded in a Portland laundry shop beginning a fire that caused four thousand dollars in damage and trapped about 200 workers. Firemen forced the panic-stricken women to descend the smoke-filled stairs within minutes as flames spread through the dry room.
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Tve
Worst Boy in New Jersey
New York reports eight year old Ernest Diers of Fairview New Jersey judged by Justice Phillips as the state s worst boy of his age. The judge called him incorrigible and brutal noting he choked two chickens to death smiled as they struggled drove a nail into a dog and slashed his brother on the head with a scythe. He also dug up lawn grass and threw it at the owner during a prank.
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Taft
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Mr. Gafiela
Far West
Col. Roosevelt
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Herkimer
Douglas Robinson
New York
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Held for Robbing Mother in Acid Attack Sequel
Annella Januar of Williamsburg was jailed after his mother, Rosina Januar, accused him of blinding and disfiguring her with acid and stealing $1,000 from her. She kept the money in a bag sewn in her underskirt. he denied the charge as police searched for the funds.
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Washington Post
New York
Annella Januar
Willamsburg
Rosina Januar
Januar
Italy
Amella
Prisoner Held as Suspected Poisoner in Mountz Candy Case
Post office inspectors arrested Helen Barnhart near Middlesex Cumberland County on charges of sending poisoned candy to her niece Beulah Mountz in Harrisburg. The case ties to family quarrels over a husband’s separation. Beulah survived after prompt medical care. a note implied a sister’s involvement. Barnhart, wife of Brook Barnhart, was held for October term trial in Scranton federal court. Suspicions focused on Mrs Mountz as the intended target. two children reported in the Barnhart household.
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Helen Barnhart
Middlesex
Cumberland County
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Barnhart
Frank W. Mountz
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Mrs. Barnhart
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Mrs. Mountz
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Miss Beulah
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Mechanicsburg
Barnharts
Shiremanstown
Ice Cream Germ Limits Set by State Commission
Chicago announces a new food safety standard from the State food commission. A. Hanley Jones, chairman, says ice cream must contain no more than 5,000,000 bacteria per cubic centimeter when melted and limit added gelatin gums to 1 percent. The rule takes effect August 1 and violators will be prosecuted. The note also lists a matinee at the Columbia Theater showing Soldiers of Fortune at 2:15 with a 2c and We admission.
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A. Hanley Jones
State Food Commission
Aviator Brookins Crashes. 8 Hurt at Asbury Park Meet
Walter A Brookins plus seven others injured as his Wright aircraft toppled from about 50 feet while avoiding a crowd at the Asbury Park aviation meet. Brookins survived with facial injuries after a dramatic midair tilt and crash near the grand stand. among the injured were a 14 year old boy, a police officer, and several spectators. The accident followed a record altitude flight at Atlantic City earlier in July.
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Washington Post
Asbury Park
N. J
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Wrights
Atlantic City
Tenday Aviation
George Burnett
Spring Lake
Long Branch
Brooking
Taylor
Aviation Field
Woman Accused of Poisoning
A woman faces charges after being accused of poisoning in a case that prompted police investigation. Details remain limited as officials examine evidence and question witnesses.
Bailey for President Colquitt Leads the Ticket
Galveston Texas August 10 1912 Democratic state convention nominates Oscar Colquitt for governor and A B Davidson for lieutenant governor with Bailey picked for president in 1912. Platform affirms antiprohibition stance despite pro submission language, tariff plank favors protection for finished products. Other nominees include Jewell P Lightfoot attorney general and Charles A Culberson US senator.
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Tex
United States
Joseph W. Bailey
Oscar B. Colquitt
A. B. Davidson
Colquitt
Davidson
J. & Williams
Ee Bailey
Jewell P. Lightfoot
Sam Sparks
W. P. Lane
Willam D. Williams
J. T. Robinson
F. M. Bratley
Agriculture
Ed R. Cone
Court of Criminal Appeals
A. J. Harper
Supreme Court
T. J Brown
Charles A. Culberson
Lands Taft
Roosevelt
Three Charlestown convicts linked to counterfeiting plot
Boston, Aug 10. Secret service officers unraveled a Charlestown State prison counterfeiting operation. Patrick Hanley of Lynn, a two year habitual criminal, and two other inmates planned and aided from inside and outside the jail. They used tin, lead, a jewelers crucible, plaster of Paris, and an electrical setup to melt metal and form coins. An outside accomplice is suspected to distribute the coins.
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Charlestown
Secret Service
Patrick Hanley
Lynn
Hantey
Mayor Gaynor’s First Crisis Averting a Shooting Aftermath
Mayor Gaynor’s health update reports the wounded man in cheerful spirits with good appetite and visitors at his bedside. He distracts his wife with a rasher of Baron, declines to identify his attacker, and doctors say bulletins conceal no new facts while no operation is planned now.
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Tha Imayor
Artitz
Eas
New York
W. J. Arlitz
George D. Stewart
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