Aldrich Reply Waives Life Long Rule On Senate Plans
Boston reports detail a Warwick conference led by Senator Aldrich and Senator Crane. Aldrich reaffirms retirement from public service, denies Bristow attacks, and plans to defend the cotton schedule in coming campaigns. Norton declines to comment and Taft’s status remains unchanged.
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T. Murray Crane
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Ile Hag
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Newport
Beverly
Taft
Dace
Monetary Commission
Republican Leaders Meet at Hotel Manhattan Conclave
A secret Republican gathering convened in New York at the Hotel Manhattan with Vice President Sherman Postmaster General Hitchcock and Collector William Loeb Jr among the attendees. Rumors suggested Roosevelt aide Colonel Roosevelt or ex-president Roosevelt Irves might have been present, but officials declined to confirm sightings or discuss discussions.
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William Loeb, Jr
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Taft Hadley Talks on Rail Regulation Commission
Beverly Mass Aug 10 Taft and Yale president Hadley confer on rail stock and bond regulation commission hoping for a balanced makeup. Taft urges Hadley to chair as plans aim to show seriousness. Tennessee Republicans urged to unite for fall campaign amid party split and Democratic gains.
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Solid South
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Kept Bowed Oath Not To Shave Ends Life In Connecticut
Cornali Parmlee of Bethlehem longtime resident and noted farmer in Litchfield County dies at 8 years old. He vowed to never shave if Fremont lost to Buchanan and retained a full beard from youth, reflecting a historic public stance. Democrats in Connecticut say they will not shave until Bryan is elected.
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James Buchanan
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Ship Saile Without Him
Patrick Duffy of West Philadelphia bought a Cunard ticket but sent his trunk ahead with his ticket. The Mauretanian sailed without him after he claimed the ticket was aboard. A separate excursion rail fare to Harpers Ferry, Martinsburg, Berkeley Springs, and Cumberland offered a social train return on game day.
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New York
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Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Cumberland
Roosevelt hosts Garfield and Pinchot at Sagamore Hill in rain
At Sagamore Hill Theodore Roosevelt met James Garfield and Gifford Pinchot for a secret conference amid rain and lightning. Col Roosevelt refused political remarks, while Pinchot hinted a West coast report on conditions and conservation. Loeb discussed politics briefly with Roosevelt prior to a Western trip.
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James R. Garfeld
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William Loeb, Jr
Port of
Firemen Rescue Ten Women And Five Men From Elevator
Firemen removed the roof of an elevator in a loft at 11 West Seventeenth Street and freed ten women and five men who worked as skirtmakers for David Katy. The unit, operated by Frank Karuao, stalled 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 to wed amid royal death fallout
Paris reports Baroness Vaughan plans marriage to Emmanuel Durieux, a retired Neuilly businessman who has managed her finances. Vaughan, 27, once linked as morganatic wife to King Leopold of Belgium, has lived in privacy at Arronville after a dramatic departure from Belgium. Bans list Blanche Zella Josephine Delacroix as her name. marriage date undisclosed.
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Vaughan
Leopold
Belgium
Emmanuel Durieux
Neuilly-sur- Seine
Durieux
Baronesa
Mule Starts Bank Run in Louisville Deposit Bank
A mute’s death after a man bought a mule with a check for seven dollars triggered a run on South Louisville Deposit Bank. The suspect depositor stopped payment, rumors spread, and over 100 depositors queued seeking withdrawals. Only two town cars with currency saved the bank, and by noon the issue was resolved.
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Washington Post
Louisville
South
Hine
Killed by Frozen Eggs Dealer Arrested Under Pure Food Law
Philadelphia August 10 A guinea pig died after being inoculated with frozen eggs sold by J Buschel a large eggs dealer arrested on a charge of selling eggs unfit for food. Hearing set for tomorrow Samples seized examined by Prof Lewall and Dr Osenberger who concluded the pig died within twelve hours after inoculation.
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J. Buschel
State Dairy and Food Department
Harry P. Cassidy
Dairy and Food Department
Fire Panic at Portland Laundry Leaves 4000 Burned
In Portland Oregon on August 10 a fire at the United States Laundry Company caused $4000 in losses and endangered 200 female workers. A celluloid collar stay exploded in a dry room, sparking flames that trapped workers on upper floors. Firemen forced the panicked crowd down stairways to safety as the building burned.
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Worst Boy in New Jersey Chokes, Stabs and Dazes
New York August 10 Ernest Diers an eight year old boy from Fairview New Jersey was declared by Justice Phillips the worst boy of his age in the state. The judge described him as incorrigible and brutal noting he choked two chickens to death smiled as they struggled drove a nail into a dog and slashed his brother with a scythe after the brother had more pears. He also enjoyed digging four feet of lawn grass with a spade and throwing it at the owner as he fled.
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Mr. Pinchot
Garfiell
California
Hiram Johnson
William Kent
Congress
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Sinc
New York
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Johnson
Kent
Loeb
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Utica
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Oneida
Herkimer
Douglas Robinson
Washington Post
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Brookins
Burnett Boy
Richard Bradford
Asbury Park
Henry Fromme
Gerald O'Grady
Hotel Victoria
Victoria
Bertin
Oscar Heim
Johannesthal
Robbery and acid attack claim mother by son in New York
Annella Januar of Williamsburg was jailed after his mother Rosina Januar accused him of blinding and scarring her with acid and robbing her of 1000 dollars. The incident occurred as she prepared lunch. Neighbors found her in distress and police arrested Januar nearby. the money was not found on him.
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New York
Annella Januar
Willamsburg
Rosina Januar
Januar
Italy
Amella
Prisoner Held for Trial in Poison Candy Case
Postal inspectors arrested Helen Barnhart of Middlesex Cumberland County for sending poisoned candy to her niece Miss Beulah Mountz in Harrisburg. The plot aimed at Mrs. Frank W. Mountz, Beulah’s aunt, who separated Barnhart from her husband. Beulah survived after prompt medical care.
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Washington Post
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Helen Barnhart
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Mrs. Barnhart
Brook Barnhart
Mrs. Mountz
Miss Beulah Mountz
Miss Beulah
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Mechanicsburg
Limits on ice cream germs issued by state commission
Chicago announces a new ice cream safety standard setting a maximum of five million bacteria per cubic centimeter and requiring no more than one percent gelatin or similar gums. A. Hanley Jones, chair of the State Food Commission, says the rule takes effect August 1 and violators will be prosecuted. The report notes matinee showings for Soldiers of Fortune at Columbia Theater at 2:15 and 2 cents.
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A. Hanley Jones
State Food Commission
AERO FALLS 8 HURT AVIATOR SUFFERS ALSO
Walter A Brookins, famed altitude record holder, crashed during a ten day aviation meet at Asbury Park after attempting a sharp turn to avoid a crowd. Six others were injured, including a 14 year old, as spectators scattered. Brookins survived despite serious injuries and a broken nose.
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Washington Post
Asbury Park
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Index to Today's Issue Highlights Historical Events
Page by page summary notes key items including Aldrich to Answer Bristow and Taft visitors, poisoning case, a fatal airplane fall, Bailey for president, Gallagher threat, a new comet, canal drowning, university hospital, deaths, land charges, revolutionists, naval sink, a boy's fatal fire, rice murder mystery, society notes, baseball gossip, regatta prep, Joe Gans death, and oddities like a canine deed and garden defies law.
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Aldrich
Bristow
Taft
Finchor
Bailey
Gaynor
Gallagher
Canal
University
Thomas P. Cleaves
Madriz
Nava! Collier
T—Society
Joe Gans
Bailey for President Colquitt Leads the Ticket
In Galveston the Democratic State convention nominated United States Senator Joseph W. Bailey for President in 1912 and named a full state ticket led by Oscar B. Colquitt for governor and A. B. Davidson for lieutenant governor. The platform, antiprohibitionist, reaffirmed tariff protections while opposing duties removal on finished goods.
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Galveston
Tex
United States
Joseph W. Bailey
Oscar B. Colquitt
A. B. Davidson
Colquitt
Davidson
J. & Williams
Ee Batley
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
Charlestown prison counterfeiting plot and mayor shot
Boston dispatch details three Charlestown inmates aiding an external accomplice to forge counterfeit half dollars using improvised crucible and electric heat. Separate updates report New York Mayor Gaynor recovering after a gunman shot from July 21 attack, with improving signs and cautious optimism from hospital officials.
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Boston
Charlestown
Secret Service
Patrick Hanley
Lynn
Hantey
Mayor Gaynor Holds His Own in Crisis
Mayors, doctors, and hospital visitors report calm conditions as Mayor Gaynor fights internal injuries after a shooting attempt. Doctors say no blood poisoning signs yet and bullets may remain unretrieved while officials withhold the shooter's name. The bedside scene includes cheerful exchanges with visitors and a plea to his wife to smuggle a rasher of Baron to him.
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Tha Imayor
Artitz
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