Roosevelt to Journey 493 Miles Across United States
Theodore Roosevelt plans a nearly three week trip covering about 493 miles and fourteen speeches across fourteen states. Accompanied by Ernest Abbot, WB Howland, and Frank Harper, he travels in the private car Republic attached to trains with occasional special trains. The itinerary includes Utica, Osawatomie, Denver, Kansas City, Omaha, Sioux Falls, Milwaukee, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and New York, with stops for conservation and farmer outreach as well as a cowboy carnival attendance.
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Wedded priest to see pope
The Rev Alban Monse Consolacio a priest of the Trenton diocese married Katherine Consolacio the daughter of a ring S Johann. On his way to Rome he may accept church discipline and live in a monastery. He had led an Italian mission at Kingston near Princeton and was a frequent visitor at the Jahang home, drawing Bishop Mc Faul's attention.
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Princeton
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Atlantic City
Census Data Deluge Under Durand from National Effort
E Dana Durand directs 70000 census workers gathering data in population agriculture and manufactures. The massive effort classifies and tallies information for the thirteenth decennial census as final results near, highlighting national pride in American industry and government spending.
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United Tates
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Alaska
Roosevelt Plans New Attack on Taft Policies
Former President Roosevelt prepares a broad critique of Taft's governance amid tariff board efforts and progressive policy aims. He intends to emphasize his own "my policies" while avoiding direct personal attacks on President Taft, signaling a careful approach to influence without courting a rupture with the administration.
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Washington
Taft fixes unveiling date for Von Steuben monument
President Taft approves December 12 as the unveiling date for the Von Steuben monument in Washington. He notes he would return from Panama if he travels there and agrees to defer presenting a duplicate to Emperor William until spring 1911. Representative Bartholdt and Representative Burchfeld travel to Brussels for the International Inter parliamentary Union sessions.
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Burchfeld
Pennsylvania
Brussels
International Interparliamentary Union
Warner Would Come Back Republican Senator Likely to Face No Opponent
Senator William Warner, Missouri’s long serving Republican, plans a reelection bid. He spoke in Washington confirming entry into the GOP primary on election day. Party leadership and past election dynamics suggest he may face little intra party opposition, while Democrats in Missouri prepare a strong primary with David Francis and Reed of Kansas City as leading candidates.
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Hope to Win in Georgia in Governor Primary Clash
The Georgia Democrats vote on August 21 to nominate governors and state officers with nomination deemed election. Major race features Gov Joseph M Brown versus former Gov Hoke Smith and Edward H Walker while others seek House seats. Incumbents in several districts run unopposed. others face challenges over Canton rules votes.
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Hoke Smith
Edward H. Walker
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Smith
Trailroad Commission
Probationers Hear Talks On Good Companions
At the juvenile court probationers meeting Judge William H. DeLacy spoke on choosing good company and avoiding bad influence. John R Dillon described the dangers of cigarette smoking. About 20 probationers attended the bimonthly session at the court building yesterday.
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William H. DeLacy
John R Dillon
12 Lads Swim Hell Gate With One-Legged Hero Leads Race
New York aug 21 15 volunteer life savers gathered at Hast River and 100th street prepped grease covered for a daring Hell Gate swim. Commodore Lonegfel low announced a change to swim down through the Gate from North Beach. Willie Bratton the one legged swimmer finished first with Otto Sauer Hahn and Jack Gilday among the top finishers in a two hour plus effort.
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Final Redemption For All, Utica Sermon by Charles T Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle pastor Charles T Russell spoke in Utica on August 21 urging comfort through scripture. He argued most creeds misrepresent God’s plan, that all die in Adam and await a universal resurrection leading to restoration for all who obey Messiah’s laws. He contrasted eternal torment with annihilation and urged hopeful, inclusive restoration for humanity.
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Earthquake Shocks Hit Lowell Massachusetts Aug 21
Tremors lasting minutes alarm Lowell and nearby towns without causing damage. Dishes rattled and some bottles broken in Tyngsboro and Chelmsford Center areas. No injuries reported though Chelmsford Falls residents felt effects.
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Parachute Crash Sparks Tragedy at Palisades
New York aviator Raymond, a young balloonist, crashes into a tree after descending in a parachute at the New Jersey Palisades. He sustains a skull fracture and is expected to die while a grandstand collapse injures nine spectators including a severely hurt boy, Charles Maris, age years.
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New York
Hugen Raymond
New Jersey Palisades
Thousands Visit Newport to View Atlantic Fleet
Newport R I Aug 21 Fairly overflowed with Sunday excursionists as about ten thousand visitors toured the battleships opened to the public until sunset. Nearly six thousand men were given shore liberty. The vessels are expected to leave Newport tomorrow afternoon for maneuvers at sea.
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Great Falls Camp Meeting Draws 3000 in Tents
A record crowd at Great Falls Virginia attended three Sunday services under a large tent amid clouds and threats of rain. Washington Maryland and Virginia worshipers traveled by horse carriage buggy and car to the camp a special schedule from Great Falls and Old Dominion Line kept dry runs. Dr John Rice and Rev J R Andrew led preaching with Miss Jennie Smith and Miss Maxwell guiding musical programs as ministers noted the day’s stirring sermons and evangelical exercises. The camp meeting continues through the week with notable Southern Methodist leaders expected next Sunday.
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Mayor Gaynor Improves as Doctors Update Condition
In New York the doctors report Mayor Gaynor is steadily gaining strength. He sat up part of the day, walked a few steps, read, and is described as in excellent condition. Mrs Gaynor was present while he spoke with her and read aloud, with assistant John Ark in attendance.
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J Arlitz
Charles M Dowd
Robert Adamson
Wealthy autoist Rosenheimer freed on $25,000 bond in Grace Hong case
New York reports Edward T Rosenheimer, a young millionaire accused of running down Grace Hong, paid a $25,000 bond and was released after three days in custody on a homicide charge. The article then digresses into religious exhortations about resurrection and divine mercy.
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