MOONEY ELLIS OUTLINES PLATFORM IN TAFT TARIF FOCUS
Washington Post report from Columbus outlines party platform drafted by chairman Wade H E of the Republican State executive committee. Key figures include Taft supporters Burton Dick Longworth and Foraker links. The piece notes efforts to back a rational tariff policy, defend railroad and curbs on spending, and seek unity against Cox while nominating Harmon in Ohio.
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Man bitten by pet rattler at New York home
Charles Banich kept a pet rattlesnake from West Virginia ten months, aimed to be harmless after poison glands were removed. The snake bit his finger while a mouse lure was offered. Serum was injected at the Rockefeller Institute and the wound cauterized. he wassent to Bellevue Hospital in serious condition. prognosis uncertain.
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Barcelona Faces Strike After Mass Meeting
In Barcelona on July 24 a mass meeting of 1300 coal workers voted to strike on Tuesday next. The move marks the anniversary of last year's outbreak. Other unions at the meeting pledged to join if coal workers' demands are not met.
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Mob violence halts rail service in South Bend
Governor Marshall refuses to send troops to quell Grand Trunk strike disorders in South Bend Indiana. Police and sheriff plan to restore order as riotous crowds attack yards and derail trains while passengers are stranded and freight operations halt.
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Sinking of Tetsurei Maru Between Kobe and Korea
The Tetsurei Maru of 2100 tons sank off Chindo Korea with 246 aboard. Forty landed due to rescue boats, many passengers and 69 soldiers remain missing. Warships dispatched for rescue. captains and some crew unable to escape. W Cunningham British vice consul at Osaka among saved. Vessel built Nagasaki owned Osaka Shosen Kaisha.
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Fly paper Lips Case Sparks Court Drama in Indiana
Mrs Clara Brandon was fined 310 after pasting fly paper over her mother in law’s mouth in Indianapolis. Lavina Brandon, the mother in law, admitted being a difficult woman and recounted the incident in court. The husband and son promised to locate a new home for his mother as the wife appeals to higher courts on the verdict.
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May Return Stolen Bonds Hopes Shield Wider From Prosecution
In New York on July 21 counsel for Ewin Wider, charged in the Russo-Chinese panic case with stealing 78,000 in bonds, said he knows Wider’s location and that Wider and the bank are in touch. No police report has been filed and the lawyer hopes restoration of bonds will avert prosecution. Possible hypothecation with Wall Street brokers noted. broker liability under stock exchange rules may be examined. A statement with names may come tomorrow.
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Newport smoke on Bellevue Avenue shocks New York society
A New York society matron, known for her daughters' popularity, aroused attention on Bellevue Avenue Newport by strolling with a lit cigarette outside her cottage. The scene drew crowds as motorcars and pedestrians filled the avenue near her estate, marking the first sighting of a cigarette on the area.
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Grice with Wife and Baby Found After Disappearance
Sharpsburg Maryland July 24 Mrs James Cleveland Grice and her seven week old child, thought murdered by husband James Cleveland Grice, are alive and well in Blackwell City Ohio. Grice, once a Millersville Normal student, faced murder charges but was released after habeas corpus. The Grice case may continue in fall with a $100,000 false arrest suit against Lancaster’s mayor and city council.
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Bathing in Hobble Skirts From Paris Shows Tight Styles
Paris fashion notes describe the hobble skirt extending to bathing dresses. Parisiennes at seaside resorts display beauty over sea swimming, with new skirts longer yet tighter. The restrictive cut makes leg movement for swimming impractical, as women could only reach the water’s edge.
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Death by own action in chains shocks river incident
Brice Wommack a Troy Missouri farmer and Mrs Mollie Anderson of St Louis jumped from a skiff into the Mississippi River in St Louis. They were rescued from the river and Wommack was arrested on a skiff theft charge. Mrs Anderson was taken to a city hospital.
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Doubt Knox Is Secretary
A Washington World dispatch says attorneys for Judge Paul Charlton plan habeas corpus if Secretary Knox signs extradition papers for Porter Charlton who killed his wife at Lake Como Italy. They argue no Secretary of State exists legally, making papers illegal and possibly freeing Charlton. The note also mentions a Constitutional clause about former senators or representatives holding office after pay increases.
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Mutinous Crew Delays Burial Of Captain At Sea
Special to The Washington Foss Philadelphia July 24 The body of Capt James Lorens of the bark John W Enn was removed from the cabin and sent to San Francisco after 42 days at sea off Cape Horn. The ship’s carpenter encased the remains in a liquor-filled alcohol casket while the crew, including Japanese Porto Ricans and Sandwich Islanders, mutinied against burial. Mate Oreson used force to restrain mutiny as the widow watched by the coffin.
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Pastor Frederick Ellerau Found Unconscious at Home
New York July 24 Rev Frederick Ellerau pastor of the New Apostolic Church in the Bronx was brought home unconscious at 210 Poplar Street Westchester by a stranger after two days of disappearance. He was last seen Friday night boarding a Westchester Avenue car in Harlem. His pockets were empty and about 200 remained with his belongings.
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Balloon flight ends with a jolt near Collinsville
Andrew Drews, heir to a fortune, flew solo in the Missouri balloon from the Aero Club grounds, traveling 19 miles in 25 minutes before landing near Collinsville. Despite warnings from friends, he rose in a stiff wind with five ballast sacks. The aeronaut and balloon were dragged through a cornfield and the gas bag slipped, leaving Drews badly shaken. it was his fifth balloon trip and second solo flight.
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New York broker Kinsman shoots saloon keeper near Kingston
Lona Victor Seydel, a New York broker, shot Sementa Demaron at his West Park saloon after a quarrel over property. Demaron died. Seydel surrendered after spending hours sought police. He was committed to jail awaiting September grand jury. Also a Filipino bandit Felipe Salvador captured in Manila.
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Fire panic on boat leaves party fearing loss on Nanticoke River
A gasoline yacht Wissahickon crewed by A Gilbert Longaker party on the Nanticoke River near Federalsburg Md faced a tank leak that ignited fuel. Engineer Adams stayed at his post as women and men fought flames with coats and skirts. Six swimmers rescued two panicked girls, others waded ashore after five miles through swamp. Several injured from burns, all survived.
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TO OPERATE ON CAVALIERI
Mrs Robert Winthrop Chanler known as Lina Cavalieri will undergo an appendicitis operation in Paris. Doctors warned her husband that without immediate surgery she could die within a month, but they expect a successful outcome with no complications.
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Snow Removes Birthmark From Boy in New York
Special to The Washington Post reports 11 year old Joseph Joyce of New York had a birthmark on one cheek removed by Dr Alfred Potter at Kings County Hospital. The treatment used carbon dioxide and snow cooled to 120 degrees below zero applied to the face. Travel details listed for a Baltimore and Ohio railroad return trip.
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Mooney Crew Sinks With Ship Mob Turmoil at Sea
Visitors to Gettysburg Camp chase Dr Crippen at sea. Dr Wiley disbands Poison Squad. Weather scorches city as romance ends in trouble. Texas Democratic muddle faces Bryan crisis Taft ankle improves. Pure milk for babies. former ensign imprisoned. Honduras revolt falls. pastor Russell's sermon. Turmoil along coast surveys emigration to the southeast.
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Crippen at Sea as Scotland Yard Tracks fugitives
London July 24 Crippen and Leneve, wanted for murder, may be aboard the Montrose bound for Canada rather than the Sardinian. Inspector Dew speeds to intercept on the Laurentic, with wireless exchanges hinting at possible arrest at sea. Havre reports no verification of Sardinian passenger status.
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Explosions Start Blaze at Cincinnati Plant
Fire at Central avenue and Findlay street tore through a Cincinnati plant, destroying three neighboring firms and causing $250000 in damage. Five firefighters were buried by falling walls and rescued, with injuries to Capt Jacob Gross and four men. Injured are expected to recover, as crews work to extinguish the flames and prevent further spread to Warner, Century Printing, and Cincinnati Lithographing plants.
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Girls Take Command at Gettysburg War Camp Event
Gettysburg reports a vivid encampment scene as 4000 militiamen and 5000 regulars host visitors from Washington and nearby states. District guardsmen celebrate a rare turnout while Capt Eugene Lydards and Capt Wick McCathran command infantry contingents under Gen Wotherspoon inspection. A cavalry trooper, Trooper Coleman, stays beside his ailing horse Rabbit through heat and illness, nursing it with ice, branches, and care all day and night.
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