Accused Officer Shunned At Court Martial In Island Case
An officer named Soria faced a court martial on an alleged offense involving neglect of duty and failure to salute. The proceedings occurred on a Pacific island station with multiple witnesses including Lieut Col Winship and J W Shelvs. The court will adjourn after hearing testimonies and returns to motion phase.
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River Men Acquitted After Dick Fowler Trip Incident
Report states crew and officers of the Dick Fowler were acquitted regarding a recent voyage incident. Pilot Nichols was suspended on orders from Mr Roosevelts. The vessel was reportedly handled carefully throughout the event.
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Roosevelt Aims for 1908 Nomination Control
Observers see Roosevelt seeking delegates at the Republican National Convention pledged to his policies and to nominate a candidate who will continue his program. The plan relies on Federal officeholders and party leaders to influence the selection, with Taft or Cortelyou possible but not guaranteed choices. Debate on renomination intensifies amid claims of scheming, though the President's stance remains not to seek a third term.
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President’s discipline edict on renomination in National Convention
Criticism from various quarters has distressed the President while Associate Justice Brewer’s remarks in New York stirred White House sensitivities. The President directed Cabinet members to tell office holders not to advocate renomination nor attend the National Convention as delegates. The order is to be entered into the record.
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Roosevelt Nomination Question Sparks Aides Debate
A Washington dispatch in the Sun reports close Roosevelt allies insist he would not seek another term if defeated in 1940. Charles Hughes is named Republican standard bearer, with Taft forces pressing for Roosevelt to be sidelined. The South emerges as pivotal as federal officials face pressure to influence delegates and securing a regional concession.
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Guessing By Roosevelt Sparks Nationwide Debate
Justice Brewer said in New York that Roosevelts intentions are unclear and no reveal of his speech changes the national guessing about his presidency. He dismissed hidden meanings behind the remarks noting there is nothing remarkable or planned behind the liner and that public interest remains inconsequential.
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Aged Physician Dr George F Shrady Ill in New York
Dr George F Shrady physician who attended Grant may have pneumonia. A consult was held with Dr E G Janeway and Dr Beverley Revinson. Shrady once edited the Medical Record and led the New York Pathological Society. Daughter married Edwin Gould. son George Shrady Jr. is a coroner. Barbizan and modern French paintings event advertised at 1407 G Street with no reserve.
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Notice to Advertisers for Sunday Washington Post
Advertisers must submit advertisements for the Sunday Washington Post by 8 o'clock Saturday evening. The paper notes it has the largest circulation in Washington and out of town.
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Poisoned Lobster Salad Mystery Slips From Dinner
Washington Post report from New York notes James Stafford of Lawrence hosted a Saturday dinner where 23 guests were poisoned. Ice cream and lobster salad appeared on the menu from a New York caterer. Drs from nearby towns treated the diners by Sunday morning. Sheriff Joseph H. Foster attended Mineola courthouse as the case unfolded and recovered after returning to duty.
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New York
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Nassau County
Mineola
Balloon Cup Held for Duty Trophy Won in St Louis Race
Berlin dispatch reports Bremen customs detain the Ballon Cup awarded to Herr Brbsloeh for winning the international balloon race from St Louis. Payment of duty is demanded as Exbiloch declines to pay the levy, delaying the trophy.
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New Ship Beats Record Huge Anchor Loose On Deck
A new ship breaks a record amid a mishap when a huge anchor came loose on deck during operations. The crew acted quickly to secure the area and prevent injury as officials investigate the incident and review safety procedures.
FIVE PERIGH IN FIRE NEAR TITUSVILLE ZUVER TRAGEDY AND FATAL BLAZE
Fire at Zuver home near Titusville Pennsylvania kills five Zuver children, injured son Wilbur and Nelson as father Thomas Zuver rescues wife and baby. A dog alarmed. flames spread from overheated stove. mother-in-law Mrs Sven dies. bodies expected to arrive for funeral in Pleasantville.
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Family of three cremated in Beverly blaze
Moriette Grube and his wife aged nineteen and their one year old child died when their Beverly home burned today neighbors woke to flames. Grube, twenty four, wife and baby bodies found apart, suggesting murder suicide. Nearby, Howard Aldley, thirty seven, found dead in bedroom and wife twenty six dead in kitchen with revolver. Police suspect domestic trouble and prior court appearances. In Newton, Mrs T Hedges, thirty two, killed herself and two sons William and Butler by asphyxiation after alleged quarrel following a court appearance.
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Princeton Freshman Killed by Live Wire Shock
Princeton New Jersey November 2 A Princeton University freshman Jamea T Walker was killed when his rubber coat snagged a live wire while he climbed an iron pole during a rainy moment to retrieve it. Walker, from Evansville Indiana, attended Havernford School and was viewed as a future end for the Princeton varsity. The incident occurred in view of several classmates.
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Murder of Burlington grocer as train hits body
Jefferson Jeffers a sixty year old grocer on Ellis and Conover streets Burlington was robbed and strangled near his home. The body lay on the railroad tracks and was struck by the Philadelphia accommodation train. The suspected killer fled on a westbound train before the last accommodation arrived. Authorities described the man as a stranger last seen loitering near Jefferson’s shop.
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Faults in Navy Ships Gas Future Driving Power
The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers opened its fifteenth annual meeting in New York with 70 members. Leaders Cramp and Admiral Davana reelected vice presidents for three years. Papers urged propulsion reforms away from European designs toward internal combustion gas engines with no smoke pipes. Debate highlighted risks of turbine power and speed versus displacement, and advocated small torpedo boats transportable by rail and steam engine replacement in larger ships. The meeting continues tomorrow.
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Taft's Ohio convention lineup fuels early struggle
At Columbus November 7 11 a statement from a campaign manager notes debates at the state convention. Officials discuss campaign strategy and the party's direction as articles promise a large art sale continuation Monday with items including glass bronzes and electroliers.
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Day of Gheer witness testimony in paternity case
Witness testifies a woman was insane over Brown's treatment while the defendant remains confident after cross examination. Direct examination yields no damaging changes and Brown signs a written acknowledgment of paternity for the children.
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Testimony Details Disturbing Allegations In Brown Case
Mrs Gradley denies Rev Dr Uttere as a memento she threatened Brown. An acknowledgment by Brown of paternity is read. Children identified. Praoner admin str king Brown with parasol bearing his teeth. Lawyer Kaighh swears defendant sane on all aspects. A law officer cites Brown promising to support the woman. Dr Briton D Evans, chief expert in Thantral, resigns services for Mrs Brad ley. Dr Charles G His distguish ed allenist aids defense. Dr Wired M Barton of Georgetown University will testify for the defense without pay.
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Trial Testimony Reveals Mrs Bradley Drama and Paternity Claim
The court heard Mrs Annie W Bradley maintain composure on the witness stand as she faced cross examination about her long affair with Senator Brown and the contested paternity of his two youngest children. Col Maurice Easighn testified that Bradley confided a fragmentary letterhead and a telegram-like claim, adding a key emotional turn to the proceedings.
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