Vannutelli Seeks Rest After Fatigue At Eucharistic Congress
Cardinal Vannutelli, Pope's legate, rested after a Windsor Palace reception was shortened due to indisposition. He reaffirmed no engagements were canceled and attended a pontifical mass. Cardinal Gibbons arrived, meeting with the legate as U S laymen urged inviting the twenty second Eucharistic congress to the United States. Father Vaughn warned that old ideals yield to modern fever and urged a God centered contrast to secular life.
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Montreal
Quebec
Vandttelli
Windsor
Vannutelli
Ress
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Cardinal ‘Logue
Episcopal Palace
Congress
U. S
United States
New York
McDonald
Victoria
B. C
J. J. McCoy
Worcester
Mass
William Finn
Chicago
Mgr. Lynch
Syracuse
W Caselty
Bernard Vaughn
England
Father Vaughn
Ballinger-Pinchot inquiry May Be Short One Member Absent
Rep Edwin Denby says at least one Republican on the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry panel will refuse to attend the session slated for tomorrow. Sen Sutherland and Rep McKay likely absent. Sen Nelson and four Democrats plus Rep Madison expected to assemble. Absentees may be compelled by sergeant at arms. Democrats may refuse to delay reporting.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ballinger-Pinchot Congressional -Investigation Committee
Demper
Eewin Denby
Michigan
Sutherland
Utah
Samuel W. McCay
Nelson
Representative Madison
Kansas
Mardison
Madison
Ballinger
Diplomat Returns Ill for Appendectomy in New York
Washington Post reports Ambassador Wheeler first secretary at St. Petersburg arrived on the President Lincoln to undergo appendicitis surgery after a 6000 mile trip. He will enter a hospital in Washington then return to St. Petersburg, planning to stay until mid December. Henry J. Cooke was named deputy collector and inspector of customs at Richmond, succeeding Stephen B. De Farges.
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Spocial
Washington Post
New York
Post Wheeler
St. Petersburg
Lincoln
Post
Hailie Erminte Rives
Wheeley
Tokyo
Washington
Wheeler
Henry J. Cooke
Colleetor
Richmond, Va
Stephen B. de Farges
Conservation pledges spark clash at state meeting
The convention debated federal control of water power and land use with strong language on leasing and preservation. Leaders pressed for Taft’s name, while California officials and power interests clashed over state versus federal management, ending in a negotiated settlement.
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Perpetuty
Federal Commission
Meaning of Conservation
W D Simmons president Simmons Hardware Co of St Louis urged business methods in conservation at the congress in St Paul. He said most Americans do not understand the term and must be educated about preserving soil fertility and productivity for the long term rather than short term advantage.
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St. Paul, Minn
Conservation Congress
W. D. Simmons
Simmons Hardware Company
St. Louis
Simmons
Conservation and business wisdom for forest policy
A speech urges conservation as prudent management of national resources conveyed through public outreach. It advocates engaging state leaders and advertisers to inform citizens about conservation, forest reservations, and the pork barrel, contrasting this with reckless get-rich-quick resource exploitation and historic lessons from civilizations.
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Huphrates
Tigris
Babylonia
Palmyra
Palestine
Barbary States
Rome
Sahara
Omar Khayyam
Bride Defends Husband In Insanity Claim After Elopement
Mrs Virginia Strouse, now Mrs Edward Frank, tells reporters Ed Frank is not insane and that she eloped with him for love. He was admitted to a Washington hospital for mental illness but plans to leave soon and join her in New York where he has a good job. she believes a $9,000 inheritance proves his stability.
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Philadelphia
Ed Frank
Virginia Strouse
Edward Frank
United States Army
Washington
Lves
Rockville
Jed
New York
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Cuba
Plan Anti Sherman Coup Moves in Oneida County
Utica N Y Sept 8 It developed today that the progressive Republican committee formed to represent the progressive element in Oneida county cooperates with the Republican League to send a Saratoga convention delegation opposed to Vice President Sherman for the chairmanship The committee says federal officeholders are violating the law by active political participation in Oneida county citing postmasters and others in partisan work An investigation has been quietly conducted but charges at Washington were not disclosed Also note The Headliner a Randolph Bartlett story with Dan Sayre Groesbeck illustrations in The Post s Monthly Magazine next Sunday
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Washington
Utica
Progressive Republican Committee
Republican Party
Oneida County
Republican League
Oneida
Saratoga
Sherman
Ex Assemblyman on Stand in Fair Bills Probe
Louis Bedell testified before a legislative committee about a banking and stock account opened by Ellingwood Cunningham for him. He admitted cash draws of 21 750 from 24 281 credited, funded partly by H W Vreeland and H A Robinson, representing the Metropolitan Street Railway. He said contributions aided campaign funds and aimed to secure fair treatment for street railways in Albany, with some bills dying in committee.
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Louis Bedell
Lh, Vreeland
Metropolitan ‘Traction
New York
New York State Street Railway Association
Albany
Orange
Ellingwood & “Canninghaim
G . Tracy Rogers
George Carpenter
Elingwood& Cunninghiim
Bedell
Rogers
H. W. Vreeland
H. A. ‘Robinson
Metropolitan’ Street Railway
Ellingwood & Cunningham
Republican State Committee
G. Tracy Rogers
State Street Railway Association
Railway Association
Bruce
Democrats Nominate State Ticket In New Haven
In New Haven on September 8 the Democratic State convention named the ticket for governor Simeone Baldw in of New Haven for lieutenant governor Andrew J Brou gh el Jr of Hartford for secretary of state Zalmon Goodsell of Bridgeport for treasurer E Kent Hubbard for comptroller John S M Bead g of Row B r itain for attorney general Talcott H Russell of New Haven and for representative at large in Congress George P Ingersoll of Ridgefield Judge Baldwin accepted the nomination in a speech calling the tariff law a breach of faith by Republicans and urging tax policy and income tax amendments plus popular election of U S senators. convention adjourned.
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New Haven
Conn
Simeone. Baldwin
Andrew J. Broughel, Jr
Hartford
Zalmon Goodsell
Bridgeport
Treasuer—E. Kent Hubbard
Middletown
John S M. Bead
Britain
Congress
George P. Ingersoll
Ridgefield
Baldwin
Democratic Party
Republican Party
United States
Democratic Leaders Gather Across State for Campaign Event
New York September coverage notes prominent leaders from all party factions and state regions attending a Democratic dinner at the Knickerbocker. John A. Dix chairs the event, praising party harmony as Norman Mack and others outline campaign work and organization.
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New York
Alony
John A. Dix
Democrattic State Committee
Dix
Knickerbocker
Thomas M. Osborne
Auburn
Democratic League
Brooklyn
Wiliam ‘Sulzer
A. J. Elias
Buffalo
Progressive Socracys
Air Scouts Dramatically Probe Elbing Defense
Emperor William and Princess Victoria Louise witness a grand war exercise near Elbing Prussia as 85,000 troops including First army corps under Gen. Kluck and Seventeenth under Gen. Mackenzen test an invading Russian blues division. Parséval II directs aerial reconnaissance while bridges fall and pontoon crossings enable cavalry and machine gun units to assault across the Elbing River. Notable observers include Capt. Samuel G. Sharda and Brazil’s President-elect, amid new Erhardt gum for shells and rockets targeting airships.
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Elbing
Prussia
William
Victoria Louise
Hussars
Kluck
Mackenzen
Rede
Blues
Parsevg II
Wireleas
Samuel G. “Sharda
Sarlin
Fonse~ca
Brazil
Izzet Pasha
New Aero Height Record Achieved by George Chaves
George Chaves breaks the height mark in Paris during a September feat reaching 6 792 feet in forty minutes. The previous world record of 8 182 feet is noted as now surpassed, with mentions of Leon Morgne and related figures in the clipped report.
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George Chaves
Parisy
George
Wores
Prévidus
Leon. Morgne
Neladit
Todey
Aero Meet Favored as Washington Eyes Aviation Show
A Paris to Formerie monoplane record and a Bellanger compass flight are noted amid a push by the Chamber of Commerce to stage a Washington aviation meet in November. Promoters plan $85 000 funding, with options for business leaders to finance and run the event. If held early in November, a cross country Washington to Baltimore return flight may be arranged.
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Deauville
Chaves
Isay
French Aero Club
Bellanger
Army Aviation Corps
Formerie
Oise
Picardy
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Benning
J. 5. Berger
New York
Board of
Barner
Berger
Aeroplanes to Cross Atlantic in 24 Hours Says Moissant
London report on Moissant's forecast for all metal aeroplanes by 1926. He predicts 200 horsepower engines and single wing monoplane design to conquer wind gusts, with a race around the world in an all metal aircraft next summer and a 24 hour Atlantic crossing within five years. He notes much trial work remains but believes rapid progress is in sight.
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Moissant
Washington Post
London
J.- B. Moissant
Paris
Daily Mail
Atlantic
Fragmented list of names and places across states
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and cities from states including New York New Jersey California Georgia Illinois Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Missouri and more. The scattered items reference names titles and spouses followed by locations such as Raleigh Cleveland Baltimore and Denver, with many incomplete entries and mis-spellings.
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California
L. Drew
San Francisco
Raleigh
H. Preston
Pasadena
Shereham
Java
Georgia
John W. Welsh
Athens
Llinois
T. E. Thurman
Mount Carmel
Indiana
C. B. Fell
Wits
Richart Raleigh
Bert Boyd
Indianapolis
Willard
Kentucky
W. D. Drake
Lexington
Witlard
Lowbiana
Frank M. Miller
New Orleans
Thaleigh
Maryland
M. J. Simmons
Camburyland
August Heck Ang With
Wleanor Hack
Baltimore
Shoreham
la Roche
Beltsville
Sates
Isabell Nath
Frederick
W. W. McKay
Cumbgrland
Missquai
le Pattenberger
J. B. Hopkins
St. “Louis
New York
Whillem Lensier
James Brown
Brooklyn
Jersey
H. C. Sharp
Camden
Thomas F.daly
Newark
Wilford
Whio
Edward
J. Stall
Eadstall
Cinginnt
Astrup
Cleveland
Sabena Henforth
Amenda—Henforth
Madison
Mra
B. W. Harris
Shorehem
W. C. Cunningham
Cincinnati
Ebbitt
J. Kirby
Dayton
Pennsylvania
W. N. Ferguson
Freeport
J.G. Allen
Minnt
Gretna Raleigh
R. Rice
Beaver
Rigs
A. Atkinston
Bothitohema
Willard Tennesser
James Poston
Hugh Buckingham
Memphis
Texas
D. H. Hanson
Bash Antonis
Spencer Ryaxeil Ami
E. M Crowell
Richmond
Virginis
Julian “A. Keith
Warrestos
J. Harmore
Norfolk
W. E. Waples
Water
Selrell
Charles ‘Titus
Fibbitt
West Virginia
Wheeling
George Glichriat
Sterling
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Mammon
Churen
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Department of Public Health
Union
Taft
Henry Hardtner
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Pardee
Frank H. Short
Judge Short
Judge
Frank
St. Elizabeth's
Randolph Bartlett
Dan Sayre Groesbeck
The
Connecticut
State
Mack
San Francisco, Conversazione
Erman J. Ridgway
Tae Deumeraton
AIR Scouts
Emperor William
Princess Victoria
Louis
Chamber
Liatena Te
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Jonfon
George EF. Leighton
J. E. Millard
Miss. K. Lee
Miss E. Lee
Shicago
George H. Wells
Luther "Bartlett
William 3. Wrenn
Hayes McKinoey
Wiliam’ Cansom
John T. McGrant
G. W. ‘Ward
George A. Taxman
Maclean
J. Stanley Joyce
I. W. Seaman
Lefingwell
New York City
R. Stephen
Ey Welsa
George ‘Bennett
A. Jocks
F. B. Miller
B. C. Samuels
Matthew Rosle
le Larkin
Finlay
F. C. Denecke
Hanley
Sime
Edwin Young
Ambri
John &. Todd
J. Lounebacrys
L. . Kaufmann
Riggs
King
Q. Johnson
Epirus
George Byer
H. M.tivor
M. J. Tivor
Eve B. Deming
Florence Burts
M. Finch
M. J. Secton
John J. Page
RV. Thomas
Heslin
Miss McVeigh
Thomaz J. Baum
Willard Pittsburg
Elian Lange
H. E., Kinaweaver
James A. Snedeker
Frisbie Collary
Prishietcoon OG
RIATE
Randle Highlands
Randle Tance
D Io
Dupont Circle
U. S. Realty Company
Tth
W. W. Enema
People's Drug Store
Washington Post Building
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