Retort to Roosevelt Eliot's Cold Refusal
A fragmented phrases recount an appeal by Roosevelt and Robert Bacon criticizing punishments as unfair and dishonorable. The piece references Harvard grads and mentions Morgan, Petras, and a RASPEL book tied to a response to a president. The garbled text shows a political dispute involving officials and a state action.
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Mr Roosevelt
Robert Bacon
Harvard
Showld Cordemn
Sevelt
Morgan
Petras
Roy
Ren
Fragmentary Historic Notice Mentions Fires and Deaths
Fragmented OCR hints a report of burning flilings and a death notice with scattered names and locations. The text references marfiace and death notices, a standard old newspaper layout, and partial mentions of names, dates, and places, but no clear coherent event details.
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Tsangten Post Wolo Isan Apoli
Rial Yaa
Aines Foaese Herald
Heart of le Rep
al Sneer T Aus Pe Standard
Theodore Roosevelt Jr to join United States Steel Corp
The Tribune reports Theodore Roosevelt Jr plans summer employment with United States Steel Corp as his first work experience beyond study. Roosevelt, Harvard junior, will work under John C Greenway, superintendent of the Western Mesaba ore properties, with Steel Corp direction from Greenway.
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Big
Steel Corporation
New York
the Tribune
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
United States Steel Corporation
Youngs
Roosevelt
Harvard
John C Greenway
Rough Rider
Mesaba
Land for Rocke llers in Greenwich plans aerial estate buy
Special to The Washington Post reports William Rockefeller Jr and his cousin Willam Rockefeller plan to acquire hundreds of acres near Greenwich Connecticut to rival John D Rockefellers estates. They reportedly own about 400 acres and have just bought 143 more, with further purchases expected as talks continue to create a residential park and mass center.
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Washington Post
Greenwich
Willam
Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
John D Rockefeller
Standard
John D
Tarrytown
Gray Declines Bid for Vice Presidency in Denver Draft
Four years earlier Judge Gray refused a ticket with Parker, amid Democratic negotiations in Wilmington. The Denver convention and Tony Handy considered pairing Gray with Parke, but Gray rejected any nomination for Vice President. The exchange referenced age limits and retirement rules affecting Gray’s eligibility.
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Speal
Prat Wilmington
George Urry
Tonv
Handy
Mike
Denver
Mr Boyan
Suggest
Dixon
Gray
Juge Gray
Wider Barmaid Law Aims to Bar Women in Wholesale Liquor
Washington officials push federal action to prevent women from working in wholesale liquor houses. Commissioner Macfarland backs stricter enforcement, arguing barrooms and wholesale sales abuse by female workers undermine order. McKenzie notes no barmaid presence yet but cites Section 19 of the excise law. Local temperance groups pressed for hearings, seeking safeguards on licenses and employment in liquor establishments.
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Congress
Washington
Fair Lquor
Cheths It & Missioner
Macfarland
Hong Congress
Wales
McKenzie
Wonin
Ucating
Driinks &c
5 Centi Theates
Lost children return home from relatives
May and Fallen Phillips, children of Iran Phillips at the government experiment station in Alexandria Count, were reported missing after leaving Sunday afternoon to visit Luna Park. They returned home Monday afternoon after spending the night with relatives, May aged fifteen and her younger brother.
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May
Fallen Phillips
Irqury
Fort Hunt
Halen Phlips
Iran
Phil Spa
Government Experiment Station
Alexandria
M. Alexandr
Adee on bicycle tours through Europe for fourteen summers
Second Assistant Secretary of State Alvey A Adee, back from a 2600 mile European bicycle trip, says he feels ten years younger. He has made annual France tours for fourteen years, logging nearly 80000 miles, praising the health and mental gains from careful, observant cycling.
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Alvey A Adee
Europe
Root Cald
France
Castro defies the world in Caracas interview
The Matin prints an interview with President Cipriano Castro in Caracas. Castro says he does not fear Europe and that Venezuela remains impregnable. The piece notes a U.S. military attach report about his Curaçao to Ciudad Bolivar trip.
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Pats
Matin
Caracas
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Wis
Europe
Castro
Vengiela
Matins
United States
Washington
Eferenc
Cura
Ciudad Bollyar
Heroic Rescue of a Boy at Government Wharf
Daring rescue by F A Gibson of 111 F Street SW saved ten year old John Driscoll from drowning after he fell into the river at the foot of O Street SW. The boy was submerged nearly four minutes before Gibson dived in. Rescuers and harbor police assisted as Gibson brought the unconscious boy to the wharf, where he was revived at the hospital.
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F A Gibson
F Street
John Driscoll
Lion Street
Government Wharf
O Street
Gibson
Drise Il
Someon
Driscoll
MacKnight
Hospital Autocritica
Mme Gould to Wed July Fourth in South England Parish
Special to The Washington New York June Mme Anna Gould and Prince Hebe de Sagan plan to marry in a small parish in South England on Saturday the Fourth of July. The ceremony will be according to the Church of England ritual with a civil contract before a registrar. Count Honf reportedly raged and threatened to stop the marriage after learning the news.
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Washington
New York
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Hebe
de Sagan
England
Cablegram
Mme Gould
Helle
Count Honf
Ellis Answers Bryan Critics with Frank Resolution on Injunctions
Ohio Attorney General Warder Ellis issues a reply to W J Bryan's criticisms of the Republican platform. He calls the anti injunction plank a frank clear statement of party policy and asserts the law allows judicial discretion while promising no delay in relief for labor disputes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wader Ellis
Committee On
W J Bryan
My ‘Bryan
Republican Party
Clhms
Plink
Hotte
Prison term for assault on blind girl in boarding house porch
Murdoch McGowan a British subject was sentenced to one year in jail by Judge Kimball for an assault on Grace Worheed a fourteen year old blind girl. The girl testified he pulled her toward him on a porch at her home on Missouri Avenue Northwest and she fled to her mother in a panic.
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Murdoch McGowan
Kimball
Grace Worheed
Florence Warhors
Missouri Avenue Northwes
McGowin
Eit
Spain to stage yacht races for Columbus anniversary
Spain plans an August 3 celebration of the departure from Palos of the Santa Maria La Pinta and La Nina. Yacht races from Palos to Tenerife will mark the voyage Columbus and his crew undertook, with challenges of 700 miles and several days at sea. The Nautical Club at Las Palmas and the Royal Tenerife Club offer prizes and entertainment for participating yachtsmen. The finish line is Santa Cruz de Tenerife port.
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Spain
Palos
Santa Maria
la Pinta
la Nina
Columbus
West Indies
Paros
Canaries
America
Nautical Club
Saas Palmas
Royal Teneriffe Club
Santa Cruz de Teneriffe
Immortality Debate Seeks Physical Immortality Theory
A lengthy 19th or early 20th century discourse argues body preservation is possible through understanding physical laws and that the body can renew itself. It cites Hammond and Allew as authorities, discusses waste balance, old age causes, diet, and mental states, and contrasts science with theology while positing matter as indestructible and eternal.
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Thomas
Fallen
Exnet
Epictetus
Luther
Firemen Rescue Ten Horses From Burning Stable
Miss Grace Thompson alerted firefighters at Sil Tour and a half street southwest last night as a two story stable burned. Engines 4 and 13 saved ten horses trapped in stalls on the first floor. the fire caused about 31000 in damage and is believed unknown in origin.
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Sil Tour
Grace Thompson
Aft Holiday in Cincinnati for Taft Nomination
City plans a general holiday to honor William Howard Taft when notified of his Republican presidential nomination. Local nonpartisan committees met to organize events in mid July with stores and factories to close. A reception, parade, and outdoor demonstrations are planned, with Taft possibly invited to speak in a park.
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Chncinnati
Ohio
William Howard Taft
Business Men’s Club
Sanks
Taft
Legislator Killed in Wreck at Red River Crossing
Baton Rouge June 23 A Baton Rouge and Hammond passenger train derailment at Red River Valley Road crossing left one legislator dead and about fifteen injured. DR G W Jones Denham Springs Livingston Parish a State representative. Lewis L Morgan St Tammany Parish. Joe Rogers conductor. John Lobdell French Settlement were seriously hurt. Freight train attempting to cross ahead caused the collision that toppled the last passenger coach.
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Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Hammond
Red River Valley
G W_ JONES
Denham Springs
Livingston Parish
House of Representatives
Lewis L Morgan
St Tammany Parish
Joe Rogers
John Lobdell
Prank Rifle Kill Ends Baseball Fun In Brookline
Pittsburgan William Mason a real estate dealer known in the National League as a devoted baseball fan killed his friend Edward 2ivans at a Brookline game. The two men planned a prank using a Springfield rifle believed to be unloaded. When Haas ran for a home run Mason fired, striking Haas in the heart. Cartridges were not blanks and Mason is grieving amid the tragedy.
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Washington Post
Haas
Kno Ked
Mason Unea
Mason
Abduction alleged in Boston seek father with child
A grand jury in Boston heard from Vis Ormsby and her sister Mrs Byram about alleged abduction of two year old son of Mr and Mrs George F Ormsby. They testified Ormsby a Washington lawyer took the child last Tuesday for a car ride and did not return. The parents, recently divorced, had custody awarded to the mother. An earlier alert from Greenwich Conn said Ormsby and child were seen there briefly and released. Authorities are pursuing him in Boston.
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George F Ormsby
Vis Ormsby
Byram
Ormsby
Washington
Greenwich
Conn
Boston
Brent puts off decision on Washington bishopric
Rev Randolph H McKim, president of the Washington diocesan convention, cables that Bishop Brent will sail for America between September 10 and 19, delaying any reconsideration until arrival. The convention has not authorized sending a representative to intercept him, and officials note Brent's forthcoming visit may make the trip unnecessary.
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Randolph H McKim
Washington
Washington Post
Sernanee Tenn
Brent Cables
America
Japan
Mssions
RH McKim
Alfred Harding
St Pauls Episcopal Church
Philippines
Brent
Zion City Woman Dies After Forty Day Fast
Mrs Louisa Thompson, age forty, a Zion City resident, died of starvation after a forty day fast undertaken to cure a cancer. She and her husband were members of a Zion City cult.
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Zion City
Chicago
Louisa Thompson
Death of Rev Charles Hall Everest Pastor in Brooklyn
Death reported in this city of Rev Charles Hall Everest longtime acting pastor of the First Congregational Church Brooklyn. died June 10 at 13 Union Street. born in New Lebanon New York and educated at Williams College. ordained by Henry Ward Beecher at Plymouth Church Brooklyn. served in various Brooklyn churches and temporarily led the First Congregational Church before a successor was chosen.
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Charles Hall Everest
First Congregational Church
Tenth
Union Street
Brooklyn
Everest
New Lebanon
Williams College
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Luton
Fhiverest
Rev Schewm
Pas
MSP
Tiverest
Congregations Named Brookir Picttan and East Orange NJ
A historical note lists congregations including Picttan Congregational Church of Brookir and Phimouts Congregational Church Chitago along with Grove Street and East Orange NJ churches in a regional church directory.
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Picttan Congregaional Church of
Brookir
Boys Snatch Pocketbook Near Fourth Precinct
A female near Sgt and If streets saw her pocketbook with $2 and keys snatched by a young colored man around 9 o clock Monday night. Police identified four suspects Robert Pryor Joseph Molen John Bright and Charles Wallrums who denied involvement. They will be held for further investigation. Miss Nettle Vamnell of 924 PF Street reported the loss.
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Col Red
Robert Pryor
Joseph Molen Joln Bright
Charles Wallrums
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