Roosevelt to Tour 14 States in 3 Week Journey
Theodore Roosevelt will launch a 493 mile three week journey starting Tuesday in a private car attached to regular trains. He will travel through fourteen states delivering fourteen speeches, with stops including Utica Osawatomie Denver and Chicago among others while his party journals by rail and car.
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Oyster Bay NY
Theodore Roosevelt
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Col Rooseyet
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Tiacago
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Wnlon
Wedded Priest To See Pope In Rome Punishment
The Rey Al monse Mo Consolacio, an Italian priest in Trenton, married Katherine Consolacio, the daughter of a rink S Johann, months after she bore his child. If the Pope disciplines him, he may stay in a monastery. Consolacio led an Italian mission at Kingston near Princeton and had been a frequent visitor at the Jehang home. The couple wed at Atlantic City after the church attention, and the priest left the mission for two to three weeks prior to marriage. Katherine Consolacio informed her mother by wire.
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Kingston
Princeton
Jehang
Katherine
McFaul
Migs Johann
Atlantic City
Census Under Durand Shows Nationwide Data Effort
E Dana Durand directs a vast census effort gathering population agriculture and manufactures data by 70000 enumerators. The piece notes pride in U S achievements and highlights the scale of classification by color of farmer stock and regional schedules as final results near completion.
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Bureau of the Census
Census Bureau
United Tates
Durand
Alaska
Roosevelt to Wage Policy Drive Across Nation in Comeback
Roosevelt plans a speaking tour to champion his policies and rebuke backsliding, while avoiding direct attack on Taft. He aims to remind voters of his program and warn against retrogression in railways, corporate wealth control, and natural resources. The former president seeks to persuade without drawing explicit hostility toward the current administration.
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Taft
Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Taft Sets December 12 Unveiling Date for Von Steuben Monument
President Taft approves December 12 as the unveiling date for General von Steuben’s Washington monument. Ferlin Bartholdt of Missouri reports Taft would return from Panama for the ceremony, and a duplicate presentation to Emperor William is deferred until spring 1911. Representatives Bartholdt and Burchfeld travel to Brussels for the Interparliamentary Union meetings.
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Pennsylvania
Brussels
International Interparliamentary Union
Warner Would Come Back Republican Regular Not Likely to Be Opposed
Senator William Warner, Missouri’s long serving Republican, will announce his bid for reelection while in Washington on departmental business. He is expected to run in the Republican primary held with the general election in November, with little likelihood of opposition from within his party.
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Hope to Win in Georgia Hot Governor Contest
Democrats in Georgia hold primaries on August 21 to decide three governor nominees among Gov Joseph M Brown former Gov Hoke Smith and Edward H Walker. Brown leads in the main race against Smith with Walker challenging. Eleven Democratic congressmen seek renomination while Republicans plan a contest in two districts. Incumbents in Second Third Fourth and Eleventh districts are unopposed. First Fifth Seventh and Eighth districts see fights over votes on the so called Canton rules.
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Edward H. Walker
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Trailroad Commission
Probationers Lectured at Juvenile Court Meeting
At the bimonthly probationers gathering in the court building Judge William H. DeLacy spoke on choosing good company and avoiding bad influences. John R Dillon also warned of cigarette smoking harms. About 20 probationers attended.
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John R Dillon
12 Lads Swim Hell Gate in Courageous Rescue Event
The Washington Post reports 12 young life savers gathered at Hast River and 100th Street to swim Hell Gate. Guides Commodore Lonegfell leads them as Willie Bratton, a one legged swimmer, finishes last in about two hours and 22 minutes.
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Salvation For All Through Christ and Resurrection Hope
Utica notes Pastor Charles T Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle speaks on comfort in the Bible and the plan of God. He argues against eternal torture, asserts all die in Adam and are offered redemption through Christ, with a future resurrection for the entire world.
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Earthquake at Lowell Shocks Massachusetts Town
Earth tremors and loud rumblings unsettled Lowell and nearby areas on August 21, rattling dishes and frightening residents. The quake, lasting minutes, was felt in Tyngsboro Chelmsford Center Highlands Pawtucketville and Belvidere with no injuries reported though some were affected.
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Balloonist dies as parachute crash shocks New Jersey crowd
New York flyer Raymond, a young professional balloonist, fell in an ascent at the New Jersey Palisades. He struck a tree and a metal tank, fracturing his skull and likely dying. A grandstand collapse under 500 spectators injured nine, including a boy named Charles Maris with fatal internal injuries.
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Hugen Raymond
New Jersey Palisades
Thousands Visit Newport Excur sionists See Atlantic Fleet
Newport crowds flocked to the Atlantic Beat as battleships were opened to the public before sunset. About ten thousand visitors toured the ships while nearly 6,000 men enjoyed shore liberty. The vessels are slated to depart tomorrow afternoon for maneuvers at sea.
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Great Falls Camp Meeting Draws 3000 at Tent Services
A record crowd of over 3000 attended three Sunday services at the Great Falls camp meeting and Biblical Institute in Virginia. Cloudy weather and rain held no spoilage as Washingtonians and visitors from Maryland and Virginia joined in eloquent preaching and music. The event featured the Rev. John Rice from New Orleans and Rev. J R Andrew of Falls Church, with Dr F J Prettyman delivering the evening sermon, as ministers and choirs participated and local churches accommodated attendees. The camp meeting runs through the week, with notable Southern Methodist speakers slated for next Sunday.
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New Orleans
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
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Southern Methodist Church
Mayor Gaynor Makes Short Walk in Recovery
New York report states Mayor Gaynor is in excellent condition after a period of bed rest. He sat up part of the day, walked a few steps, read, and spoke with his wife. Doctors note the unplanned stroll was gentler than the plan but he remains steadily gaining strength.
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Gaynor
J Arlitz
Charles M Dowd
Robert Adamson
Bond for Wealthy Autoist Becomes Free Man After Bail
Edward T Rosenheimer, the young millionaire linked to the Grace Hong case, posted $25,000 bail and was released after three days in custody on a homicide charge. The report also includes a lengthy religious exhortation about resurrection and divine plan.
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Edward T Rosenheimer
Grace Hong
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