Fraud charges threaten Hartford envelopes case to Bonaparte
The Postmaster General refers findings to Attorney General Huriparte after alleging Hartford Manufacturing supplied inferior stamped paper and envelope stock. A government contract worth about 425,000 dollars, awarded July 1, shifted to a Dayton firm, with promise of up to one million envelopes daily. The trial also covers related murder and personal scandal surrounding Dr Rowland and Mrs Rowland and their alleged role in a poisoning.
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Hartford Manufacturing Company
Ohio
Meyer
Hartford Conn
Huriparte
Grm
Washington
Raleigh NC
Rowland
P . Rowland
Fastmaster General
Lilly M. Rowland
Charles the Spiel
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Elmer Shatter
Theodore Gills
Photographers Mistaken Count For Vanderbilt Relative
News photographers misidentified Count Szechenyi as Count Vanderbilt while awaiting Trinity Church arrivals in Newport. Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Alfred Vanderbilt’s schooling guest 36 Shepard were photographed by mistake, then driven away. the real Count had not arrived. Alfred Vanderbilt spent the afternoon visiting Newport with Mrs Vanderbilt.
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Washington Post
Newport
New York
Count Szecheny
Gladys Vanderbilt
WE Shepherd, Jr
Mr. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilts
Trinity Church
Szechenyi
Mra Vanderbilt
Miss Vanderbilt
Shepherd
Thay
Mr Shepherd
Vanderbilt
Alfred Vanderbilt
Portsmouth
Misa Vanderbilt
Rowlands Freed as Crowd Applauds Verdict in Court
A court acquits a man and a woman, widow of the alleged victim, amid loud public approval. The decision suppresses an outburst of approval in court. The couple will hold a public reception later in Baltimore. The case is noted for its lengthy history.
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Baltimore
Liner Umbra Damaged In Turbulent Seas
Cunard steamer Umbra, sailing from New York September 8, docked after rough seas from Sunday to Wednesday. A huge sea struck the ship Tuesday afternoon, damaging the forward bridge. Two crew members were injured, one with a broken leg and a fireman injured Saturday. All passengers landed safely and current reports corrected earlier forecasts of calamity.
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Cunard
Umbna
Cunard Line
Lmbris
New York
Daniock
Liverpool
Immigration ruling on Garcia fare payment in New Orleans
A Washington DC immigration bureau ruling held that New Orleans officials cannot legally pay the immigrant fare for entry. The decision concerns Geronimo Garcia, whose fare was paid by the state in Cuba, with grounds for the ruling not yet received by the state immigration bureau.
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New Orleans
Act
Nomsiana
Immigration Bureau
Washington, DC
State Immigration Bureau
Geronimo Garcia
Cube
May Investigate Exposition Board After Martin Pick
Abah H Martin elected director general of the Jamestown Exposition by the board in opposition to Secretary Cortelyou and Barr. A Virginia legislative inquiry is expected as Gov Swanson reportedly supports it. Treasury officials express disappointment while noting the short time to adjust.
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Cheung
New Direetor
Secretary of Treasury
Crared Barr
Specter
Washington Post
Norfolk
Abah H Martin
Tucker
Svcvetars
Shepperd
Beaman
Vartin
George A Schmelz
Richmond Vs
Slepperd
Washington Treasury
Marti
Nise George 1
Sceners
Wna
Nominatia Martin
John T Whiteherd
Wiliam Shanda
Southampton
Martin
James M Harr
C Brooks Johnston
Boar of Governors
Treasury Department
Carcelyou
Barr
Orden
Jamestown Esposition
Norfolk Va
Secretary of the Treasury
Bar
TH Edwards
The
Treasury
Washington
Tucker Ft Ty
Martin Martin
Norfolk County
Swanson
Sovernor
Bates
Southgate
Shaws
Portsmouth
Baemg
Veteran actor Barnabee in critical condition after streetcar crash
Henry Barnabee, 74, a former member of the Bostonians, lies in Bellevue Hospital after being struck by a streetcar Saturday night. Doctors report a fractured skull and say an operation may be needed if confirmed. Only Mrs Harris and two unnamed men were allowed to visit. Barnabee remained largely unconscious.
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New York
Henry Clay Barnabee
Bostonians
Bellevue Hospital
Harris
Barnabess
Barnabes
Charles Te Lusi
Barnabee
Bat
Bip
Itia
Danville Girls Sail to Promote Uncle Joe Cannon
Sixteen beauties from Danville plan a New York Hippodrome appearance Tuesday night to boost support for Speaker Joe Cannon. They will tour New York Washington and the Jamestown Exposition and arrive by day boat from Albany Tuesday afternoon, occupying a club box at the Hippodrome.
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Sheetal
Tos
Anapun
New ‘York
Onele Joe
Cannon
New York
Hippodrome
Danville
Itt
Washington
Speaker Cannon
Onler
Danvisia
Uncle Joe
Mrs Peabody Offers No Objection to Divorce Says She
Special dispatch from Washington reports Elizabeth C Peabody wife of Boston banker George S Peabody has been sued for divorce. She claims they married young and grew apart yet calls him one of the best men. She supports desertion as the ground and questions the need for a contested dispute.
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Boston
Wafe Saya
Hilzabeth Copley Peabody
George Sue Peabody
Peabody
Runaway Ends in Death of Dealer Coxford and Wounded Wife
New York news reports that gun dealer William Franck Coxford and his wife were killed and severely injured when their wagon crashed into a tree on Ahersige Drive after a bay horse bolted from Narragansett Hotel. Coxford died at the scene. his wife was seriously hurt but expected to survive.
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New York
William Franck Coxford
Old Guard
Coxfords
Narragansett Hotel
Coxford
Ies Cosford
Judge Rules Riot Damages Limited for Japanese Restaurateur
San Francisco judge decreed that Eymoto, owner of a Japanese restaurant on Folsom Street, may not receive city or bounty damages beyond actual inury. He sought $2907 for loss of goods, diminished profits, and broken crockery after a mob damaged the business months ago.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Senet
Eymoto
Folsom Street
Fomo
Eymota Hut
Crockery, &E
Aerolites Fall In Shower Across City and Countryside
Special to The Warbington Post Baltimore observers report a shower of aerolites last night with one fragment landing near Belair Market around 9:34 PM and another seen near Govanstown. Lights were bright enough to outshine street lamps, lasting several seconds. Sightings were reported from Reisterstown Lawyers Hill Howard County East Baltimore Street and South Baltimore with meteoric fire lasting beyond a quick flash.
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Warbington
Baltimore
Belair Market
Renosts Ware
Acen Reat Govanstown
Reisterstown
Lawyers Hill
Howard County
East Baltimore Street
South Baltimore
Tim
Louis Brown
Kenwood Avenue
Baltimore Street
Lawyers
Iamense Singh
Ughtning
Reteterstown
Lusitania speeds to New York from Liverpool at 24 knots
Cunard Line steamship Lusitania departed Liverpool for New York Saturday night and surged at about twenty four knots per hour. The vessel left the port at 10 35 this morning, while other lines and auctions appear in nearby notices. Public sale items at Sloan's and assorted rugs and carpets are advertised with explicit dates and catalogs.
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Liverpool
Queenstown
Get
Cunard Line
New York
Ransom Agreed Upon Bandit To Receive 150000
British government reportedly accepted reduced terms for the release of Captain Harry Maclean, captive since July 3. The plan includes a 150000 ransom and guaranteed British protection, with Sultan Abdul Aziz involved in negotiations at Rabat. Maclean, commander of the sultan’s bodyguard, was captured by brigand Mohammed Ahmed ben Mohammed el Raisul during talks for surrender and pardon.
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Tansten
Culil Sly Harry Macleen
Falsall
Baleulla
Maclean
Tor Ralwak
Britain
Abdul Agi
Harry Maclean
Rabat
Mordeen
Mohammed Ahmed Ben Mohammed el Raisul
Raisul
Bic
Harry
Zinat
Tangier
Swarthmore Football Star Loses Leg after Injury
A report notes Swarthmore College faces a decision on withdrawal from intercollegiate athletics or rejecting a $10,000 bequest tied to a condition. Wise Marrett, Swarthmore’s star halfback in 1906, had his left leg amputated due to blood poisoning following an injury sustained in last year’s game against Naples.
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Lal
Washington
Philadelphia
Swarthmore
Intercollegte
Joanes
Marrett Swarthmores
Jeni
Blught
Swarthmer
American merchants urge impeachment of Shanghai judge
American merchants led by Monglulu Oct G Lorrine Andrews sailed the steamer Manchuria from Shanghai to Washington to press impeachment of L R Wiltey, judge of the United States Court of China, on charges including breach of oath of office. Seven grounds are alleged.
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Shangha
Washington
Monglulu
Lorrine Andrewa
Shanghai
Manchuria
San Yranelgea
L R Wiltey
Stetex Court
China
Postmaster Edwards Rebuffed By General's Widow In Georgia Meeting
Sharp words at a Georgia meeting pitting Macon postmaster Harry Sitwell Edwards against Mrs Elen Longstreet widow of Gen James Longstreet. Edwards pressed to delay action until the Third Assistant Postmaster General is named, provoking Longstreet in attendance. A new organization was formed with Longstreet elected president as officers planned to press Post Office Department grievances.
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Washington Post
Atlanta
Elen Dorteh Longstrett
James Loggstreet
Tyainsville
Harry Sitwell Edwards
Macon
Roosevelt
Georgia
Edwards
Master Elan
Savannah
Sire Longatresti
Elan
Ntasa
Ware
Mra Lohsstrest
Mel Longstreet
Blye
Tragic Cupola Blast Kills Four at Iron Works Plant
A molten iron spill from a faulty pot at a cupola in a wheel plant caused a fiery flood, killing four workers and seriously injuring about ten others. Flames, collapsing structures, and clothingless victims overwhelmed hospitals as 19 men survived with severe burns amid a chaotic rescue effort.
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Standard Strat Company
To-Meht
Nick Dorna
Nicholas Wlotar
John Vereck Akull
KILLED IN HOOTBALL GAME IN PORTAGE
Portage Utah report of a fatal football injury during a scrimmage. Thottasertram twenty years old from Altoona Fa died after being kicked to the head. The incident occurred in a contest against the Portage team with potential prosecutions mentioned for those involved.
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Portage, Fa
Thottasertram
Altoona
Bortrem
Althony
Portage
Fonthatten Sundsy
Walt Lake City
Utah
London Bishop speaks to large crowd at Virginia Capitol
The Bishop of London addressed a crowded audience from the portico of the Virginia State Capitol in Richmond. He planned to depart for lone North after noon tomorrow. Nearby city pulpits held morning services with prominent prelates and large congregations.
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Virginia State Capitol
Richmond
London
Virginnia State Capitol
Rachmond
St. Alban
St Pauls Icharch
Stabbed Husband as Bond Posted in Domestic Altercation
Allen Greenhow a night clerk at the Lew Willard Hotel was taken to Emergency Hospital with fourteen stab wounds in the head face and arms after a domestic quarrel with his wife Glendola Greenhowe who was arrested and later released on bond. The couple, long married, fled the boarding house on Sixteenth Street and could not be found, with police investigating the motive and circumstances of the attack.
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Ebmet E Bell
Joseph Angers
Carriei
Vietr
Ives
Mike Bletar
Hisi
Con
Allen Greenhow
New Willard
Mra Greenhowe
Sixteenth Street
Lew Willard
Imack
Glendola Greenhon
Defenbon
Band of So
Greenhow
Hoth
Suimvaey
Tiley Stringfellow
Diman
Sargt, Browne
Tie House
Greenho
Murder of Nelle Marks Stuns Camden Area
Nine year old Nelle Marks of East Camden was found murdered in a nearby thicket. Philadelphia man August Dongas and 16 year old Joseph Wood are held for questioning. Autopsy shows blunt force trauma and severed head, suggesting maltreatment after a blow. Harry Marks, the stepfather, is detained as police probe the family. Frank Nevins, the girl's father, lives in Cayuga, near Ithaca.
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Camden
Nelle Marks
East Camden
August Dongas
Philadelphia
Heig
Joseph Wood
Dongas
Bin
Wood
Harry Marks
Earl
Mmn
Thel
Ornah
Nan Jones
Beeg
Frank Nevins
Cayuga
Ithaca
BEAN'S TURN TODAY TENP IS NOW WHITE HOUSE CAMP
The White House today sits a fourteen by six beat set on a clearing in the wilds of East Carroll Parish near Stirboul Tlumbout a plantation. President Roosevelt hunts with Ben Lilley the Lockless Hunter of Lowmana and a growing party including Secretary Latta, Sheriff Will Dun, and guide Holt Coler. Dogs, bears, and gear are readied as the president anticipates sport tomorrow amid cautious weather and guard details.
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Mr Roosevelt
Ben Lilley
Lowmana
White House
Uc Wilds
East Carroll
Stirboul Tlumbout
Sohn H Parker
Orlean
Tenpeth
Wateh
Poorevett
Ben
Latta
Teo Shieldy
Metcalf
Holt Coler
Mississipp
Hott
Tu Hton
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Lonrick
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Theormey
Worns
Judge Long
Mra Rowland
Mesers Hicks
Garris
Mrs Rowland
Rowlands
Sir Warding
Polk Street
Fayettes Me Street
Post-Office
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Henderson
Anid
Mrs Strange
Bha Strange
Strange
Tighe Engineer Steel
Trange
Yang
Jam
Zhed Weong Man
Sloan
Rleesb
Kloumana
Gortelyou
Jamestown
Feabody
Baltiore Market
Sloan's
M. Aleo Jac
Ad‘vance
Raisuli
Bandit
Mike Barrett
Mrs. Longstreet
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Worlamen
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Rene
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Luxas
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