Sibley Charged in Warren County Plot to Debauch Voters
Former Representative Joseph C. Sibley and several prominent politicians face charges of conspiracy to debauch Warren County voters. An arrest followed warrants issued after an investigation by Constable W I Page. Sibley, said to suffer heart trouble, will appear for hearing on Friday, with the Warren County Civic League backing the action.
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Warren County
Civic League Behind Action
Sibley
Frank
H. Taylor
Charles Crandall
George .B. Munn
D. M. Howard
D. FF. Wheelock
Willam McCray
Cc. J. Gibson
R. J. Schumacher
Albert Erickson
John A. Swanson
W. I. Page
D. I. Ball
Warren County Civic League
Ball
Sibles
Nelson P. Wheeler
William J. Breene
Franklin
Joseph C.bibley
George M. Dunn
McKinley forecasts Republican House victory in new outlook
Chicago August 23 Representative W B McKinley chairman of the Republican campaign committee issues his first statement on the outlook saying canvassed states show no reason to doubt Republicans will control the next House by a good working majority. He defends the tariff law claiming it increased revenue and prosperity and rejects Democratic claims about the cost of living citing world prices and Tafts growing strength in American support.
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Chicago
W. B. McKinley
Republican Congresshoadl
Western
Taft
England
Roosevelt
RS Friend Must Pay Alimony Reduction Refused
Henry B Needham a magazine writer was held in contempt of court by Supreme Court Justice Putnam in Brooklyn for failing to pay alimony over $1 000 granted to his wife Mabel Alexander Needham Needham a Roosevelt era friend asked for a weekly cut from $10 to $15 citing lower income If arrearages are not paid Judge Putnam may allow more time for payments
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New York
Henry B. Needham
Supreme Court
Putnam
Brooklyn
Mabel Alexander Needham
Needham
Roosevelt
Taft Denied Partisan Involvement in Maryland Race
Brainard H Warner Jr seeks Republican nomination in Maryland sixth district while a Beverly telegram disputes rumors of Taft interference. The message from Secretary Norton states the President has taken no part in primary fights. Also notes petitions by Franklin Murphy and Stokes for U S Senate endorsement in forthcoming primaries and state conventions in Boston on October 6.
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Brainard H. Warner, Jr
Congress
Maryland
Beverly
Taft
Mags
Charles D.norton
Ontr
Brainard H. Warner
F Street Northwest
Washington, D. Ce
White Testifies He Sought Letter to Expose Lorimer Graft
Chicago Aug testimony in Browne bribery trial shows Representative White saying he offered his manuscript for sale not to blackmail but to obtain a letter from Senator Lorimer about the matter. He said the 30 000 word exposé would be paid at two dollars a word by a magazine and that he sought a Browne loan to get leverage.
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White
Chicago
Senator Lorimer
Representative White
Lee O'Neil Browne
Lorimer
Browne
Roosevelt and farmers urged to unite for better farming methods
The speech praises good conduct over occupation, urging farmers to seek expert advice, combine business efforts, and improve farming methods. Roosevelt emphasizes attracting farmers to church and sensible weekday Christian behavior. Theodore Roosevelt is welcomed in Albany and New York as he resumes his Western trip, with supporters predicting a clear, uncompromising campaign stance at Saratoga if Nassau County offers delegation.
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N. M. Bachelder
New Hampshire
Col. Roosevelt
Africa
North Pole
Sagamore Hill
Orient
Roosevelt Faction Clash Spills Into New York Politics
Wham Barnes Jr. voices support for Roosevelt while condemning the fight over party leadership. He argues differences should be settled at conventions and warns Taft not to be tied to Sherman’s nomination. He urges Roosevelt to attend the state convention as a delegate and abide by its decision. He also denounces direct nomination and laments political disruption harming business and industry.
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New York
Wham Barnes
Albany
Old Guard
Sherman
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoosevelt
Saratoga
Nassau County
Republican Party
Party
Griscom
Roosevelt
State Committee
Taft
American deal a dream in Tangier report
A Tangier dispatch says American interests bought most of Anghera in northwest Africa but the claim is false. It originated from a small land purchase by Hasan Ben Ali, a Moor and naturalized American citizen.
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Tangier
Anghera
Africa
Hasan Ben Ali
German Crown Prince will not visit the United States
Berlin announces Crown Prince Frederick William will skip a U S tour after travels to India and the Far East planned for November. Count von Bismarck Bohlen confirms the prince will not return via the United States. The official trip includes Indian reception arrangements with Britain. He was invested as rector magnificissimus of the University of Koenigsberg and delivered his first public speech in silk robes.
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Berlin
Frederick William
United States
India
Far East
Pacific Ocean
Count von. Bismarck Bohlen
Frederick Wiliam
University of Koenigsberg
Vermont Man Kills Wife After Matrimonial Ad
In Perkinsville Vermont on August 23 Mrs. Fanny Hewey aged 45 was found dead in her carriage shot through the heart beside her husband G Frank Howey 48 who also died from a gunshot after a rifle lay beside him The couple had a troubled marriage begun by a matrimonial ad in a Western publication Hewey had sat with his rifle outside his home in days prior Police call it a case of murder and self inflicted death The fugitives Madeline Kelly and Anne Whaley two Brooklyn girls were sent home after detectives secured funds from their parents for transportation
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Vermont
Perkinsville
Fanny Hewey
Branch Road
G. Frank Howey
Hewey
Madeline Kelly
Anne Whaley
Brooklyn
Kleindienst and
Barr
First Street
Washington Polles
Yatdeville
Doctors Debate Infantile Paralysis Alarm At DC Meeting
A DC Medical Association gathering at George Washington University Hall discussed infantile paralysis cases in the district. Drs noted mild attack rates, urged deprecating undue alarm, and promised a public statement. Six district cases were cited, with two adults among them.
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Medical Association of
District of Columbia
George Washington University Hall
Washington
N. F. Barnes
Maryland Avenue Northwest
Association
L. H. Reichelderfer
Winiam c. Woodward
Senator Depew Sees France Rising as Buyer of US Securities
New York Aug 23 Chauncey M Depew US senator recently returned from abroad said France is becoming a major market for American securities. He cited French investment in rail bonds and stock market activity while noting France's high savings and favorable loan terms. Depew also commented on Taft administration progress and planned talks with Taft and Sherman upon return.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depaw
United States
North German Lloyd Line
Kronpring Wilhelm
Depew
London
Paris
Taft
Sherman
France
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Infantry Probable Winners in National Match Lead Five Service Teams
District of Columbia rifle team sits fifth after 1000 yards as five service teams occupy the top five spots with infantry leading at 2,161 and Navy close behind. Cadets from the Naval Academy hold third, Marine Corps fourth, and Cavalry fifth as District drops after rapid fire. Alderman and Clouser post high scores amid turbulent rapid-fire conditions.
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Naval Academy
District
Maryland
Alderman
Clouser
Apedal
Washington Post
Camp Perry
Ohio
District of Columbia
National Guard
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Infantry
Navy
Marine Corps
Cavalry
Nissen
Sergt. Slopey
Annapolis
Lieut. Alderman
Groom
Powers
Halt
Clause
Heldenrea
Corporal Forsythe
National Rifle Association
Oxlahoma
United States Infantry
Oklahoma
Roosevelts Strained Ties With Taft Prompt Delicate Republican Tactics
The piece describes fraying relations between Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft as insiders claim Roosevelt allies push him to curb his influence while corporate interests favor Roosevelt’s elimination, yet Roosevelt remains cautious. It notes mutual misgivings, silent communications, and the need for tactful diplomacy to avert a party split in 1912.
Panic in Chevy Chase street collision injures none
Passengers on a Capital Traction Chevy Chase car were thrown into a panic when a team driven by George Collin for Harper & Vogt crashed into the car at Connecticut Avenue and Fessenden Street NW at 2 30 pm. Windows shattered and several riders fell to the floor but no injuries reported. horses kicked, tongue of wagon broken, driver uninjured.
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Chevy Chase
Capital Traction Company
Connecticut Avenue
Fessenden Street
George Collin
Harper & Vogt
New Census Figures and Territorial Developments
New census data show Flint Michigan at 88550, up 25447 or 194 percent since 1900, with Battle Creek and Jackson also posting large gains driven by industry. Costa Rica approves a Washington drafted boundary protocol, Salt Lake City to host irrigation data efforts, and U S Minister Jackson reports Cuban arrests released on bail pending full inquiry.
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Flint
Mich
Battle Creek
Jackson
Costa Rica
Washington
Panama
State Department
Merry
Salt Lake City
Utah
E. Dana Durand
Census Bureau
R. P. Teele
Division of Irrigation
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of the Census
Union Station Plan Signed by Cincinnati Vice Mayor
The Cincinnati Vice Mayor approved an ordinance creating a 20 million dollar Union Depot to be built by Union Depot de Termina l Company of Ohio. It grants rights to construct a station building, train shed, and railway yards across city property. Railroads and traction companies will use the station and the company will provide spaces for their facilities.
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Cincinnati
Washington Peat
Aug
Union Depot
Ina
Company of
Ohio
Galvinana
Cinetinati
Imclinati
Traction Companieg
Cineppa
Names of guests at major hotels across states
A long roster lists guests at hotels in Boston Raleigh Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg California Georgia Illinois Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Missouri Michigan Minnesota New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin and England. Entries include guests like A Dowd Raleigh G H Maxwell Ebitts A D Salinger Willard Charles Yen Ness F Taylor J E Harris H C Minnien A Kell William A Asim E W Beanekh J W Kine C Clark J D Bickwell H 8 Evans K E Ilies Parker J King Jon E Colling R E Mooney Fred J Walker and wife G G Hunt and wife William McClave and wife Charles Knowles Bertram W Kelly C C Dabney Mrs B H Ashner etc.
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Boston
L. A’ Dowd
Raleigh
George H. Maxwell
Ebbits
A. D. Salinger
Willard
Chicago
G. H. Ervang
St. James
E. L. Lone
H.long
Lederer
J. M. Westerila
Wis
Wite
Mra
J.J . McGutin
Misa van Carrol
New York
da Forest
Ely
Charles Yen Ness
F. Taylor
C. Hunting
W. G. Naulox
JH. Lovett
Liam Worcester
Rosenaur
OL Vanerage
R Somers
Ruleign
HB. Andrews
Arlington
H. C. Minnien
A. J. Kell
Wiliam A Asim
E. WY. Beanekh
Patterson
Walelan
L. Eidwards
J. ‘Filan
Wags
J. W. Kine
C. Clark
J.D. Bickwell
Erbitt
H. 8. Evans
K. E. Il
California
Hite
Huth
Sacramento
C. Merrill
San Francisco
Shoreham
Georgia
A. Rhodes
Athens
Chapin
Ausata
Illinois
William L. Dessis, Jr
Harrisburg
Tiger
Indiana
A. J. Andris
Shelbyville
Ariington
Kentucky
Irvin Joyce
Louisville
Bauelen
Miss
Annie Nourse
Frankfort
Abington
U. L. Young
Lexington
Wichard
Louisiana
J. E. King
T.D. Stewart
New Orleans
Charles L. Paul, Jr
Riggs
Maryland
C. J. Boyd Sante
Ww. P. Hull
Battimore
H.C. Popper
Cherapeake Beach
Josigh Kerr
Cam Lige
W. Morrison
Annapolis
EH. Conkith
Mlard
Missouri
F. J. Farber
Kansas City
Michigan
E. W. Nickiin
Detroit
St Jane
Minnesota
Mary Morison
Cinta A. Rue
St. Paul
Mia
F. B. Kenney
Minneapolis
New Jersey
Parker J. King
Summit
Jon E. Colling
Newark
Ohio
R. E. Mooney
Toledo
Hoffman
Nif
Spiegel
Cleveland
Georen H. Breverson
Columbus
Bajelan
TR. Weiss
Cincinnati
Fred J
Walker
Eipeintiath
Ebbitt
Fre
Jones
Colum
Panhy
Woumstown
Mark Wee Elbye
Sethiy
Irs
George W. Grimes
Portsmouth
Pennsylvania
C. C. Acker
Edward
Andrey Woon
Feewal
Waling CoPevlor
Brocklife
Releigh
G. G. Hunt
Danville
Wiliam McClave
Beruhony Willard
Rhode
Chaories Knowles
Providence
James
Bertram W. Kelly
Bion
Tennessee
C. C. Dabney
Nashville
Mea
B. H. Ashner
Mies C. Ashner
Baldwin Day Spliman
Elizabeth’ Splimac
Warrenton
West Virginia
C. P. Rawsing
Wheeting
Ralegh
G.M. McCullough
R. M. Garrett
Bluefield
Wisconsin
R. A. Newhouse
Milwaukee
Wittararope
L. Kavanaugh
Sheffield
England
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Sibiey
McKinley
T. RS
Norton
Brainard
H. Warner, Jr
Trenton
N. J
Frankin Murphy
Republcan
Murphy
Stokes
Faneuil Hall
T. R
Wiliam H. Hotchkins
State Insurance Department
Nueiness
Lee
Nicholas Longworth
Barnes
Figet
Mr. Griscom
Morocco
Prince
U. S
Globe Iz
Post
Hoke Smith
Joseph .M. Brown
Doctors
Cudahy
Medical Association of the
Lillis
Michael Cudahy
Joan P
Jack)Cudahy
Jere S. Lillis
Catherine
Mary Cudahy
Clara Cudahy
Omaha
Edna
Catharine
Marie
Anne Elizabeth
Michael
American Securities
Mr. Depew
FRR
Col
White House
Gifford Finchot
Cuba
Havana
Department
W. B. Moses & Sons F and 11Th
N. W. Clgee
Amusements
Great Falls
Academy
Chinatown
Columbia
Politd
Wea
vanDe Vite ‘Lly Mat
Eves
ODIVA
Valerie Bergere
Fray Twins
Avan Comedy Four
Lew Hawkins
Trend Truebadours
Polly Burton
Circus
Vitacreph
Carl Herman
Fler
Tric Comics
Elizabeth Brice
Hield
Oduily Barbeliia
Chas. Klog
Cohan
New New York
Chigago
Cosmos
Audeville
Ivory Bay
Hairy
Mila Ler & Russell
Lunatic and
the Girl
Howard
Ith and
N. W
Rice
Tom Lancaster
Johnson
Abbia Mitchell
Warren Hatch
Ermento & Miner
Johnson Matineor Tursday
Plaza
Ninth ST. A.W
Harry Chiex
at_ Maryland
Glen Echo
Union Station
United States Marine Band
U. S. Capitol
Willam H. Santelmann
Herzog von Baden
Alenyi
A. Witcomb
Ih. Joergensen
Affledemann ‘Wagner Leybach Ve Herzog
Saint-Saeng
Alt - Sousa
United States Soldiers
Emil A. Fenstad
Galatia
Idyil
Suwanee River
Bee Sanford
Suppe -Elfenberg von Verdi
Myddleton
Waldteufel
Examina
National, Impression Co
Ueep
Bum
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