Dr Day charges debated at April district conference
In a heated April district conference Rev George A Cooke led clergy to ecclesiastical tribunals accusing Syracuse University President Day of basing attacks on Roosevelt. The session debated whether Day violated church rules as Cooke claimed and discussed possible actions by church authorities.
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George A Cooke
Bunals
Syracuse University
Roosevelt
Ec Ty Murray
Reos
Unclear Russia Shootout Ends in Police Casualties
Fragmentary report describes a night clash between revolutionaries and two gendarmes in Russa. Police pursued two suspects, a fight ensued, and a policeman and two others were killed. Firemen and gendarmes escorted the wounded, with arrests made and the scene continuing at a house.
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Cy Oncers
Russa
Toy
Ariested
Fon Osn
Proctor Silent on Senate Nomination Plans
Rumors swirl in Proctor Vermont that Carroll Page of Hyde Park is favored to succeed the late Senator Redfield Proctor. Governor Fletcher D Proctor refused to discuss plans for naming his father’s successor, fueling speculation he might nominate himself to finish the term.
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Proctor
Fletcher D | Proctor
Redfield Proctor
United States
Carroll
Hyde Park
Vermont
Gov Proctor
Suffragettes Fly Kite Plea Across Parliament Houses
A London suffragette stunt features a kite bearing a banner urging votes for women. The kite floated over Parliament houses as activists pressed the vote campaign amid heightened protests and media attention.
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Washingtog Post
London
Merc
Hearst Announces Independence League Nominates Its Own Presidential Ticket
The National Independence League led by William R Hearst declares it will not back Roosevelt Bryan or Johnson and will name its own presidential ticket. States will also nominate separate tickets, aiming to shape the 1908 race and influence party dynamics as Republicans and Democrats react to the plan.
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Mars
Willam R Hearst
National Independence League
Roosevelt William J Bryan
Gov Johnson
Minnesota
Hearst 9 League
Chicago
Denver
Air Hearts National Independence
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Bng
Independence Party
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Sadler Poltical
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Finshot
Mr. Hearst
McClellan May Return to Capitol Ambition in New York
Rumors say former New York Mayor McClellan seeks a congressional seat and Tammany Hall influence under Boss Murphy. Disagreements with Murphy eroded McClellan’s clout, and Cockran’s rift prompted a political realignment with Murphy now central in state Democratic affairs.
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Gorge B Miletlan
Congress
Brooklin
Capitol
Melletlin
Conress
New York City
Insey Oo
Tammany
Charles Fo Murphy
McClellan
Charles Murphy
United States Senate
House
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Murphy
Ile
Bourke Cockran
Ide
Representioran
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Bourke Cocran
Cockran
Tammany Wigwam
Charles F Murphy
Oltvell
Fire sweeps Japanese town destroying hundreds of homes
A serious morning blaze near Tokyo devastates Noda Soya brewing town. About 400 houses burned with damage pegged around $2,500,900. Four hundred of seventy horses perished at Fierlia and Carelian Resorts. Seaboard Air Line serves best via three daily trains from Pa Ave office.
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Social Cable
Washington Post
Tokyo
Noda Soya
Fierlia
Carelian
Seaboard Air Lina
Minnesota Debates Johnson Endorsement at State Democratic Meeting
The Minnesota Democratic State Committee endorsed Governor John A Johnson for the Democratic presidential nomination by 68 to 23 after a bitter fight with Bryan followers who vowed to carry the contest to every precinct. Proxies and contested votes led to a lengthy session in St Paul, with Johnson supporters arguing he can win electoral votes across the Mississippi Valley and unite the party against predatory interests.
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Trumph
Johnson
St Paul Minn Mar
Democratic State Committee
Minnesota
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Cenver
Frank Day
Day
Bryan
State Committee
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Comen
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Ryan
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Nvitter
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James Manahan
St Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Duluth
Juan Vir Hudson
Itasca County
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National
Hudson
B Clair
Martin O Brien
Crookston
Thte
Gov Johnson
United States
Denver
O Brien
W J Bryan
O'Brien
Queshers Committee
Btate & Brockwell
Minneapolis
Tata
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Obrien
Wisconsin
North
Dakota
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Morrison County
Mirnescota
Lynch
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Vasaly
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Works
Mankato
Johmson
Vidaver Trial Witness Repeats Extortion Charge
Former Hamilton Bank president Montgomery testified that Nathan Vidaver and a New York attorney general deputy conspired to extort 1500 dollars. He described meetings, payments, and statements amid a heated hearing, while Attorney General Jackson vowed to pursue any professional or criminal misconduct.
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Hamilton Bank
New York
Wuhan M Montgomery
Nathan Vidaver Ane
Jackson
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Vidavera Lingara
Frank Moss
WOM
Olesti
Mose
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Herrmann
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Imague
Tombs Court
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Moss Montgomery
Jacksons
Frank White
White
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Grosaman
Astor House
Jackon
Bean
Fail from South Pole ends voyage for Nimrod crew
The Nimrod led by Lieut Shackleton returns from the ice barrier with several crew members after departing Cowes on August 3 bound for the South Isle. King Edward and Queen Alexandra visited on departure and presented the Victorian Order plus a Union Jack. The ship left Lyttelton on January 1 and had not been heard from until today.
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Washington Post
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New Zealand
Lieut Shackleton
Cowes
England
South Isle
Gbe
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Shackleton
Antarctic
Lyttelton
Robbed Hostess Stole to Educate Her Son
Mrs Jeanette Newman also known as Norton was arrested after detectives traced jewelry stolen from Mrs Evelyn Bell or Clarke. The ring valued at $10,000 and other items were pawned under various names. Norton claimed the theft financed her son's boarding school in Greenwich. Twenty pawn tickets were found, some dating back to 1940. Norton released on $2,000 bond. police pursue identity details.
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Norton
Evelyn Bell
Clarke
New York
Feen
Central Office
Stratford
East
Jeannette Newman
Norton Ca Fevses
Werth
Mre Fielyn Tell Clarke
Georgean Court
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Bed
Port Chester
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Newman
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Pritchard
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Specior
McCafferty
Detretiva Hyamse
Miss Bell
Nerton
Newtan
Mauume
F A McManus
Lincoln
Jane Norton
Edgar
Greenwich
Jefferson Market
Anger in Britain Over Emperor William Letter Threatens Naval Policy
The Times reported a German Emperor letter aimed at influencing Britain's naval policy, prompting a public uproar. Lord Tweedmouth clarified the note was personal and in friendly spirit, while Asquith prepared remarks in the Commons. The incident strains Britain Germany relations and fuels calls to publish the letter.
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Great Briiain
Germany
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William 5
Noroa
Britain
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Tring
England
American Ambassador narrowly spared as glass window falls
In Berlin on March 6 David Hill the new American Ambassador had a narrow escape from serious injury. He spoke with James A Vickery when a large plate glass window from the fourth story struck Vickery causing deep cuts on his hands. Hill was unhurt.
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Berlin
Mar
David
Friederichstrasse
James A. Vickery
Vickery
Heinze Awaits Pardon Extended Ten Days for Reply
Augustus Heinze awaits a presidential pardon after a 20000 fine for contempt in the Amalgamated Copper case. Judge Hunt granted ten more days to deposit the fine after counsel requested sixty days, with no reply from President Roosevelt yet.
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Augustus Heinze
Rooselt
Heinze
Amalgamated Copper Company Federal
W Oh Hunt
Women Enlisted Meet at J P Morgan Home to Aid Welfare
Prominent women led by Anne Morgan formed the New York Women’s Committee to cooperate with the National Civic Federation in improving factory conditions. Members plan to live with workers to study ventilation heating and food, and to influence factory reform through personal contact and informed critique.
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Richard Wainwright
Washington
New York
Anne Morgan
J Bierpont Morgan
National Civic Federation
Federe Tins
Colony Club
Wiie
New York Womans Committee
National Girt Federation
J Borden Harriman
Julia K West
Ottley
Atlanta
A. F McKissick
Kenwood
Joseph Medill McCormicck
Chicago
Fatory
Harrman
Auto leader makes headway near Mars race in New York to Paris
The American entrant in the New York to Paris motor race arrived at 7 1s tonight and will stay until morning. The Italian car started from Woodbine at 8 this evening but faced a futile struggle over a railroad ticket in the darkness and backed to Woodbine for the night.
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Lexington
Mars
New York
Omaha
Wondbine
Woodbine
Farewell to Mr Giuliani by Italian American Masons
The Italian American Masons of the district held a farewell banquet for Pa Sppo Giuliani returning to Italy last night at Murivag cafe on Ninth Street. Notables included Ariane W Johnson and V Powcerly with a long list of attendees from the community, while an attractive sale at Sloan's offered post want ads free today.
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Pa Sppo Giuliani
Italy
Murivag Cafe
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Ald Cafe
Magoi
Honer Hein
Giolian
Augus
PF Coolidge
Macy
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V Powcerly
Snoke
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Pietra Finelli
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Reli Salvatore Dest
Guseppe Fina
Pietro Radice
Dqmen
Ro Cuitaldi
Vincenzo Giovanetti
Nida E del Grosso
Ignagie Geraci
Luigi Perma Trancenco
Perna Guiseppe Costinett
Lorénzo del Giero
H Pier-Giavina
Giovann
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Question of Fine Made His Liberty Doubtful
Machen, former rural free delivery chief in Wash DC, was freed after conviction but the District Attorney sought review. He left the penitentiary amid welcome from friends and reporters, and spoke of starting a new life in Washington. Capt Dawson urged DOJ to clarify if Machen’s case follows the Richardson precedent, noting differences in sentencing and repayment.
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Washington
Wali
Wien Macien
Dawson
Aptin
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Mac Eng
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Tartarus
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Tie
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Capt Dawson
Department of Justice
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