Hughes Receives Ovation At Jamestown New York Day
Governor Hughes of New York received a rousing ovation at James town during New York day celebrations. He urged equal opportunity and higher standards, praising Empire State efforts and urging dedication to democracy as the crowd cheered. The event drew notable officials including Gov Swanson of Virginia and President Tucker, with a large turnout marking one of the exposition period’s biggest crowds.
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Washimpton
Norfolk
Hughes
New York
Jamestown
Roosevelt
Missouri
Glenn
North Corona
Empire State
Mo State
Swanson
Virgina
Tucker
Dunn
New Yorke
Jamestons Commission
Persland
Welcom
Gov. Swansan
Gov. Hughes
Indestructible Union
Tria
Jorge
Death notices from October 1907 obituaries and details
Death notices list multiple obituaries with names such as Henrietta de Miclavnn and Martin Aloybius Hesson, plus the Knight Lowe Deloor Hurdans and Smith families. Details include relatives, residence addresses like 70 Sperath Street NW and 53 Argus Street NE, service times, church names, and burial plans at Arlington or private interment. Occurrences specify dates in October 1907 and memorials at St Patrick's Church and other local sites.
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Dumelman
Henrietta Demiclavnn
Tl. Glant
Sperath Street
Baltimore
Hesson
Martin Aloybius
Robin J
Margie Thusston
Hee Cook
Dawtal
Tle Pardats
Agrus
Gerorar
St Movelus
Erelock
Knight
Washington
Ald Yqung
J.T. Knight
U.S. A
Young
Agrlee
Lowe
Woom
Herman Lowe
Josephine Lowe
Blanche L. Lepley
Arlington
Ay Delovr Hurdans da McCarthy
Fourth Street
Prigay
Genk
St Patrick's Gicreb
Smith—Snadenty
Alm
Mary GQ
Arthur Ww. Smith
George Hynd Saran Thayer
L.ree
Chen So
Edith
Charlotte
Ani
Eliza
Washburn
Funeral Directors Listings Reflect Area Undertakers and Embalmers
A cluttered list of local funeral directors and undertakers appears with multiple business names including Hindle & Bayliss, Thos A Nalley & Son, Thos A Costello, John R Wright, Speare, and others. Entries include addresses and contact notes, indicating a dense directory segment of providers offering embalming, burial, and related services.
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F. Harvey
Shea 98
Gemiaia
St Ren At
Ope
Ze Speare
F Street
N.W
Reson
Speare
Mar
Democracy and Public Service in New York Exposition
A speaker at the Exposition urges shared prosperity and higher duties in democracy. He warns against private interests ruling public policy and champions fiduciary responsibility, universal opportunity, and law binding government to the people. The remarks praise Gov. Hughes, Judge Gould Schurman, and Roosevelt, ending with a reception and a long New York building program tonight.
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Lamont
Public Uties Commission
Hughs S
Commonwealth
Newark
Charles Evans Hughes
Roosevelt
Freddent
Cleveland
United ‘States
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Gov. Hughes
Bartlett Leaders Defended by Massachusetts Democratic Club
The Massachusetts Democratic Club condemns the Bartlett leaders for acts at the Springfield convention. Officers include Arthur Lyman Charles J. Barton former Gov. William L. Douglas Richard Olney Josiah Quincy and William A. Gaston. The club denounces Kiley and conspirators for defrauding delegates and violating civil rights.
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Barton
Ohio
Tme
Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Bartlett
Springfield
Arthur Lyman
Charles J. Barton
William L. Douglas
Richard Olney
Josiah Quincy
William “A. Gaston
Daniel J. “Kiley
Fandal Tnenter
Democratic Party
Free State
Commonwealth
Cannon's Boom Endorsed at Owosso GOP Meet
In Owosso Michigan October 1 the Babth Congressional district GOP convention endorsed Speaker Joseph G Cannon for the Republican nomination for president after a lively debate. Representative Fordney led the Cannon faction while Chiel Chapman of Shiawassee County led the opposition, which mustered seven votes. The convention elected Bordney and Dewey as national convention delegates, and recommended P W G christ of Alpena as a delegate at large.
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Owosso
Mich
Joseph G. Cannon
Joseph W. Fordney
Sagtsew
Chleil Chapman
Shinwassee County
Cannon Fred
Bordney
EB. C
Dewey
Pontranat
Ovorso
P. W
G+ christ
Alpena
Larga
Receiver appointed for Woll Haskell Company by U S District Court
Judge Hough designated Alfred Jarotski of Sullivan & Crarewell as receiver for the Woll Haskell Company shirt manufacturers. Landos Corp owned most stock in Angus Weil's family, who died yesterday. Weil controlled operations. other stockholders were unfamiliar with affairs. Receiver to conserve assets and liabilities believed covered.
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Coe Washington Pon
New York
Hough
United States District Court
Alfred Jarotski
Sullivan & Crarewell
Woll-Haskell Company
Landos Corporation
Angus Well
Goiens
Weil
Miveh
Licensed to Marry Jono Baaller and Jeli Jonkinn
A garbled 19th to 20th century notice lists names including Jono Baaller age 22 Jeli Jonkinn age 2 and Margaret C tchell 37 with various relatives and places such as Clifton Ve Meadville Px and Baltimore Ma. The fragment references Rev Fs award Walton 2 and other unrelated names like Charlee Bundy and Beapch Schroeder.
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Jono, Baaller
Jeli Jonkinn
Walton
Clifton
Arin Af Mat
Ronse Fraik
Grimm
Biaskiin
Ana Margaret C.tchell
Meadville
Sarat Hoge
Charlee
Bundy
Juritor
Tha Pates
Wiltinar
Herrizoubwes
Dowriog
Baltimore
Beapch Schroeder
Carte Tinker
Dent
Mixone
D. Ray
Freferigkoburg
Alcaméria
Johnson
Health Office Record Summary of Personal Details From Saan Entry
A health office record fragment lists names and ages including D. Howe aged 7 and John L. Molien, with places such as Merein-Cacey and Chariot Walker. It mentions residence details at 422 060 eyes and notes months like two months and two years in sparse OCR text.
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Nicpolar Fatky
Isa
Saldinis
Howe
D. É
John L. Molien
Heaplel Sheeoe
Tocntcampbeis
Magic Boots Hold Him Petition for Wifé Estate
A fragmented court record details a petition linked to Dr. Clarke W. Dunlop claiming a fortune and estate influence. Nephews Harvey and Emma Chambers appear in statements about asset control and alleged attempts to secure wealth. The report notes reactions of witnesses and concerns over mental state and property management.
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Supreme Court
Clarke W. Dunlop
Dinert R Hawes
Miecca
Dr. Dunlop
Suttering
West Highty
Kan
Chicago
Snk
Pupi Mhzae Juniap
Ince
Harvey
Emma Chambers
Death from gymnasium accident linked to lunacy case
A boy dies after a ladder fall during a gym play at Gonzaga Hall as legal actions unfold over a doctor’s guardianship. Ex-Justice Cinch challenges commitment while coroner and police investigate. Martin A. Hussion, 14, died at Sib ley Hospital from a fractured skull after a ladder slide.
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Martin A. Hussion
Martin J. Hussion
Myrtle Street
Sibley
Gonzaga Hall
Negitt
Martin
Gonzaga High School
Homie
Marts
Hls
Precinet
Tomorey
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Dodge to act on trees amid memorial statue clash
Acting Secretary of War Oliver sent a letter to Gen. Grenville M. Dodge requesting a Washington appearance to decide on preserving the Beck elm and Crittenden fence tree sites for a Gen. Grant memorial statue. Speaker Cannon urged delaying site work until Roosevelt’s return or Congress weighs preservation.
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Cannon
Botanic Garden
Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Drowned Organist Jenale Stevens Found in Chicago River
Catoago Oct 1 The body of Miss Jenale Z Stevens 392 Langley Ave formerly organist in Westey Methodist Episcopal Church was found floating in the Chicago River near the related Street Bridge Drowning determined by Coroner and Dr Rinehart Stevens had been mentally troubled for months and recently sought directions with a man near Thirty ninth and Halsted Streets last seen alive with the man who offered to show her the way Jewelry remained on her person.
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Chicago
Catoago
Jen— Ale Z. Stevens
Langley Avenue
Westey Methodist Episcopal
Street
Shouldaen Werd
Cat’ted Toe
Suapteton
Heath
Stevens
Holster
Miss.Stevans
C. J. Hogbaum
Halsted
Hogbsum
Yhanollee
Misss Stevens
Bribery Inquiry In City Schools Seeks Public Aid
The board of education and Assistant Superintendent Bruce ask the public for evidence of teachers or other public school staff paying to influence positions. Citizens with information are urged to report to Franklin School anonymously not considered. The move aims to uncover all known instances of proffers of influence and money tied to school employment.
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Varios
Board of Education
Thrush Asciatant
Roscoe Conkling Bruce
Bruce
Franklin School
Franklin
Ia T
Asi
Goats Sleep in Church at Long Island Parish
Special to Tha wasmanguse com Lawrencé Long Island Oct 30 Rev John J Fougt pastor of the Lawrente Methodist Episcopal Church welcomes visitors to his church and new $20 000 addition except for goats owned by Franklin B Lord of Meadow Edge Farm Cedrhurst near here The goats appeared to enter the new wing early one morning drawn by curiosity and forty goats occupied the space with only one not staying still Mrs Roswell Sage contributed her first gift since her husband’s death to the project
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Lawrencé
Long Island
Ohn. J. Fougt
Lawrente
Methodist Episcopal Church
Franklin B. Lord
Meadow Edge Farm
Cedrhurst
Lord
Watchman Heroically Foils Two Robbers on Nineteenth Floor
Richard F Grey, longtime watchman at a Broadway building, fought off two intruders who chloroformed him and sought keys to offices. He survived, and police swarmed lower Manhattan but found no trace of the robbers as guards tightened around the financial district.
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New York
Opt
Noor
Tk Broadway
Richard F. Grey
Grey
Finsix
McCannerty
Manhattan
Wrightieth
Henry Beck
Statia
Financial District
Aistrit
Oscar
Nassau
Greenwich
Former Senator Clark cites global impact of U S business scandals
William A. Clark returning from Europe blames world financial tension on widespread distrust in American securities and business methods. He lauds Roosevelt as honest but doubts renomination. suggests Bryan as Democratic nominee, noting his strength in the West and South.
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New York
United States
William A. Clark
Europe
France
Mr. Clark
Roonvelt
Br. Clarke
Roosevelt
Mer
Bryan
Man Saved From Gas Death After Near Simmering Incident
John Hall of 516 Maine avenue southwest was found unconscious in his room with gas flowing from an open jet. Dr. Millard Thompson at 454 Maryland avenue couch west aided Hall after he failed to light the gas and collapsed. A woman on the first floor detected the odor and alerted authorities. Cooper Segarati, an Italian, is jailed at Fifth precinct station charged with assault. The fight occurred at Williams' stone yard near South Capitol and K streets southeast around 10 o'clock last evening after Cullen allegedly made an objectionable remark.
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John Hall
Tors Wall
Maine Avenue Southwest
Millard Thompson
Maryland Avenue
Couch
West
Hall
Gooper Segarati
Fifth Precinct
Cullen
Williams’ Stone Yard
South Capitol
K Streets
Segarati
Italian Attacker Strikes Peter Cullen in Providence
Peter Cullen a 28 year old stonecutter was assaulted by an Italian. He was taken to Providence Hospital with a broken rib bruises on head and body and a sprained wrist. The incident centers on the attacker and the motive remains under investigation.
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Peter Cullen
Providence Hospital
Young Men's Christian Association Bulletin Events
October schedule for YMCA activities lists a Joint Class at 7 pm led by Miller, an evening lecture by Dr. George J. Fisher on The Physical State of Character at 2 pm, and a Bible Rally for Boys with Harry W. Arnold addressing Custer's Last Fight at 8:20 pm in the Boys' Gymnasium.
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caday-Jolint
Fee Gea Miller
Ediead
George J. Fisher
New Tors
Harry W. Arnold
Custer
Gymmasium
Twenty three Ytatians Sentenced at Newcastle Penitentiary
Twenty three Ytatians were found guilty in a case connected with Handara and related offenses. Judge William Porter imposed a total of seventy one years in penalties. The heaviest sentence was ten years. several received five years. others were given three years, two years, and one man two years. The men were taken to the penitentiary at Fitton in Pennsylvania.
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Bheritt
Waddington
Pennsylvania
Sonsigbulary
Fitton
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Catherine Gray
Rosslyn
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Medonald
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Harry Clark
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Planolas Estey Organs
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