Roosevelt speaks at Asbury Park amid educational reform row
At the National Educational Association convention in Asbury Park New Jersey President Roosevelt will give two talks including a beach front address. A plan to reincorporate the association provokes opposition led by Miss Margaret Haley of Chicago who warned of legal action to block any new organization.
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Margaret Haley
Chicago
Asbury Park
Roosevel
National Educational Association
Roosevelt
National Council
Umitition
Congress
Miss Haley
Trident Maxwell
Licensed to Marry Amid Erratic Notices Across Virginia and New York
Fragmented obituary notices and wedding announcements from Alexandria Virginia and New York list multiple couples and individuals with varied spellings and errors. Entries reference dates July 6 1905 and July 4 1905, with interment and memorial chapel details, plus several names including Lerch Pryor Boyd Carter Scott and others.
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Byer
Clapy
New York
Amelia Tain
William Liu
Privata
Atexandria
Prureday
Pearl Marian’ Intent
Andrew J
Pearl Herbert Levall
Uvatteville
Baturdany
Congresstona
Pryo
Epes Ityo Sen
AG Pryor
Linurne Avenue
Fanera
Health Office Record Deaths 1905 list pivotal names and ages
The record lists numerous deceased individuals with ages and addresses, including Jody William from Chem Jet, Esther Boarman aged 86 at Geo Cony Vian, Henry Banister 48, Charley Olver Brown from Freedmen's Hosp, Lizala Connies 17 Wilson St NW, and many others. It notes hospital affiliations such as Willam A. Fareedo Emergency Hosp and Providence Hosp, with ages ranging from months to 88 years. The fragmentary OCR shows numerous names, wards, and ages, indicating a city health death ledger from July 1905.
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Faye
Ann Ash
Jody William Frown Chem Jet
Willam
Fareedo
Boarman Geo Cony Vian
Bilden Whitney
Henry Banister
Pierce St
Olver Brown
Macy
George Jackson
Jenea H
Johneny
Wash St
Poward Jakson
20Th St Nw
Maurlea Meteilts
Mitstead Mendoie
Seaton
Coumbes
Twlateg City
Reginald Belpfo
School meeting ends amid uproar over adjournment and elections
The report passed as Mias Haley spoke and the meeting grew heated when a motion to adjourn was carried. Officers chosen include President Nathin C. Schsstfer of Pennsylvania and a slate of vice presidents from New York Indiana Oklahoma and more. Directors listed by state and region. A gift offer from New Jersey Charity Association was declined.
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Nathin C. Schsstfer
Pennsylvania
Wiliam H. Maxwell
New York
Mine N. Cropsey
Indiana
Joh. Hineman
Arkeneas
Vaught
Oklahoma
John H Hinesons
Joseph O
A. J Matthews
Arkansas
George C. Cook
California
Arthur HW Chamberlain
Colorado
I. C Qrienios
Delaware
George W. Twitmyer
Florida
Miss Clem Hampton
Georgia
William M Slaton
Idaho
Mim Frappos Mann
Illinois
J. A Mercer
Ipdiene
T A. Mott
Indian Territory
John E. Benedict
Iowa
VW. Storm
Kanexs
North Dakota
P. Knowl‘om
Ohio
Wells L. Grinwold
Andrew R Hicham
J W. Lansinger
South Carolina
Robert P. Pell
Booth Dakota
Utah
DH Christenson
Virgin Jarman
Virginia
Lecy Robinson
Conain
LD Harvey
Wyoming
T. Tyn#o
Washington
ET Mathes
Emily HE. Williamson
New Jersey State Charities Aid Association
Lorenzo D Harvey
Schoola
Menomonte
Wis
Harvey
William Barclay Parsons
Par~gone
United States
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Maryland
West Virginia
President Roosevelt to Speak at Ocean Grove Today
President Theodore Roosevelt leaves Oyster Bay for Ocean Grove New Jersey to address the National Educational Association this afternoon after a quiet Sagamore Hill day. He plans to return later today with his party following the Cleveland trip and Cabinet attendance noted during the journey.
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Ocean Grove
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hnl
Hillhy Root
Gagemore Hill
Root
New York
Washington
Wests
Reakfast
Ihn Root
Navy
Paul Morton
Moody
Loeb
Jersey City
Gorton
Secret Service Completes Cotton Report Inquiry
Secret Service officials concluded an exhaustive inquiry into alleged advances of cotton crop reports and data manipulation. Richard Cheatham of the Southern Cotton Association aided the investigation, which spanned New York to Southern cities and reviewed Bureau of Statistics operations. Secretary James Wilson will review the findings before public release, with at least one official possibly retiring. President ordered full disclosure and no shielding of guilt.
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United States Secret Service
Richard Cheatham
Southern Cotton Association
W. H Moran
Secret Service
Moran
James Wilson
Department
Bureau of Crop Statistics
Secretary of Agriculture
Cheatham
Bureau of Statistics
New York
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Memphis
New Orleans
Wilson
Submarine Farfadet Sinks Off Tunis Coast
Paris reports the French submarine boat Farfadet went down Thursday at 9 am near the port of Siat Abdullah Tunis after a door failed to close hermetically. Commandant Ratier and two crew were thrown out as water rushed in. twelve men remain entombed as tugs and engineers try to raise the vessel and divers seek contact.
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Paris
Thomson
Maine
Farfadet
Siat Abdullah
Tunis
Ratier
Leanders Triumph in Grand Challenge Cup Race
English Leanders win the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley beating the Belgian crew by two and a half lengths in 6 6, a record close time. Eton takes the ladies plate over Christ's College Cambridge by a narrow margin.
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England
Philadelphia
Eton
Christ's College
Cambridge
Crazed by Cotton Losses Drives Broker to Despair
Short stout Hal W. Ayer a cotton broker with no Cotton Exchange office was found in a dark mood on Sixth Avenue after claiming $164 000 loss in cotton trading He asked to be taken to a quiet place and was charged with intoxication at the Tenderloin station Dr Philip Grossman his physician posted bail and took him away Ayer a Georgia native with residence at 28 East Twenty eighth Street is said to be well known in cotton circles in Rome the Giornale dItalia notes the Anglo French treaty aims not only to reduce friction but also to isolate Germany.
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Nilon
Sixth Avenue
Moon
Tenderloin
Hal W. Ayer
Cotton Exchange
East Twenty-eighth Street
Philip Grossman
Ayer
Georgia
Martin
Democratic Party
Virginia
Montague
Senate
State Committee
Lttle
Quay
Pennsylvania
Matthew Stanley Quay
Smoot
Gov. Montagua
House
Oregon
Manin
Secord
Wes Flood
Lester Martin
Visa
Robert E. Lee
Washington
Fitz Lee
Robert B. Lea
Berlin Speech Ban Ignites French Socialist Row
Paris reports a sensation as German authorities bar French Socialist leader M. Jaures from speaking in Berlin on July 9. The move sparks debate over a shared Social Democratic program and signals tension over German French relations, with officials and newspapers weighing implications for international class struggle and peace.
Pat Crowe Busy Again in Omaha Streetcar Holdups
Pat Crowe the famed Omaha kidnapper again disturbs the city by holding up two street cars near the city jail and police station with a companion. They took receipts from both cars and fled. Chief Richmond of Council Bluffs suspects Crowe’s involvement.
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Omaha
Pat
Crown
Eddy Cudahy
Omaha City
Crowe
Richmond
Council Bluffs
Virginia Senatorial Debate Turns On Primary Plans
In a rousing exchange, Senator Martin defends his record against charges of private interests and argues for a robust primary system. He challenges Montague’s criticisms, cites graft concerns, and urges honest votes, open polls, and accountability in Virginia’s electoral process.
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Virginia
Roanoke
Daniel
Glen
Tom Martin
Carpet Cleaning Offer Promises Safe Rug Care
A local service promotes carpet cleaning as the best guarantee of satisfaction. It asserts careful handling of delicate or valuable rugs and invites trust in their work.
Virginia Senate Campaign Open Debate in Richmond
The Virginia Senate campaign features vigorous exchanges between Senator Lester Martin and Governor Montague as they spar over primary law, party factions, and the handling of corruption allegations. Each accuses the other of political maneuvering, with references to past votes, record on roads, and calls for fair play.
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Virginia
John W. Daniel
Washington
Senate
Ron
Water Martin
Montague
Stata Seneta
Smoot
Educational Board
Fitz Lee
Judge Cramp
Corporation Commission
Judge Crump
Big ‘Apaech
Poe
Department
Spottsylvania
Front Royal
Berryville
Governor Montague and Mann clash in Loudoun meeting
In Leesburg a large audience heard Judge William Hodges Mann outline his bid for governor. The event followed tense exchanges between Senator Martin and the governor, with references to a controversial statement and denials. Mann announced future appearances in Hamilton and Loudoun as campaign momentum builds.
Lawson Plans Big Suits Against Insurance Firms
Chicago reports that T. W. Lawson, en route to Ottawa Chautauqua, revealed in an interview his plan to sue three insurance companies nationwide. He will file suits in every state with 5,000 plaintiffs each, drawn from policyholders who sent proxies and names in response to his regulations. He claims about 15,000 responses, many from holders of large policies, aiming to force accounting between companies and policyholders.
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Washington Post
Chicago
T. W. Lawson
Ottawa
Br.toc
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