Car Crashes End in Fatality at Auto Races
Two accidents spoiled the American Automobilists meet at Mineola Long Island. Rex Steinersten, 30, of Allegheny, died from injuries sustained in the first crash. Walter O Silatty, 21, of New York City, was badly hurt in the second wreck and rushed to St Joseph Hospital. Christie May recover, but his car crash left Christie Christie unconscious and broke his wheel, with spectators crowding the track.
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Mietayy
Rex Steinersten
Walter oSilatty
S16
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New York
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Dalmatia
Paltemen Preck Carnot
Allegheny
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St Toki
Altegnony
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Smakies
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Mr. Chote
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Hayley
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Thayney
Te Island
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Abie
Chelate
St. Jobers Hospital
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Shaw Escapade Tracked Through Welsh Hills
Special Cabin to The Washington Pan Lation reports George Bernard Shaw's night length search on the hills near Rhinos fath Wales after he left a note for Fabian Society friends. He returned to Dalgelly this morning saying the search was in vain due to damp hours and preferred a hotel.
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Barmouth
Wales
George Bernard Shaw
Rhinosfath
Shaw
Fabian Society
Dalgelly
London
Fostpriuta
WAR HEROES GATHERED AT THIRD-TERM ENDORSEMENT
Saratoga September encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic draws thousands of veterans with visitors surpassing prior years. Rumors of a bid for a third term are denied by Commander in Chief Brown. Five candidates seek the presidency. election Friday. Four cities bid for the next encampment, with Omaha Salt Lake City or Atlantic City likely. Governor Hughes and Archbishop Ireland attend events. extensive parade and hospital arrangements planned. About twenty thousand veterans expected to march.
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Saratoga
Grand Army of the Republic
Saratoza
Knoxville
Tenn
Charien Barton
Nevada
Woman's Belief Corpa
Washington D
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Datvolt
Atlentic City
Charles B. Hughes
Veterana
New Fook State
Chlet Brown
Jamee Tanner
In-ehlet
Archbishop Ireland
Quernooh
Saratoga Hattlermound
Twalith Obio Battery
Herduns Sharpabootera
Union Z
Mra
Carrie, Sparkiin
St Louie
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army
Repubtlo
Penning
Wnat Brown
Eike’ Club
Va ‘Age of
Saginaw, Mich. Dept
Saginaw River
Dra
Namex
Sally
August
Roland Kern
Blanche Potoski
Anne Firmen
Caen
Tragedy Deepens as Banker's Heir Dies in Grief
Frances Kowalski of Chicago dies from grief linked to her brother Frenk Kowalski’s role in the Milwaukee Value Bank collapse. The pair were siblings of Frank Kowalski, once on the bank staff, whose actions amid the crash devastated the family. The sister’s death follows the brother’s funeral, marking a somber chapter in the financial ruin saga.
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Washington
Chicago
Ill
Frances Kowalski
Frenk
Paul 9
Stensland
State Bank
Mary Bomex
Northwest Stile
Frank Kowalski
I Bivasten
Eponitora
Ana
Woman Pursues Burglar Through Broadway Chase
Mrs. W. L. West of Went Street confronts a burglar in her apartment, pins his arm, and wrestles for control as he escapes toward Broadway. The intruder, who fled after a struggle leaving jewelry and a stolen hat behind, is pursued by bystanders and police noting the break in.
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W. L. Weat
Gus
Throstene
Washington Post
New York
W. L. Went
Isoth Street
Piastrete
W. J.west
United States Department of Agriculture
West
Broadway
162D
Bimgelé
Hudson River
Barred from Bridewell as mercy lapses in theft case
McCaffrey, a 22 year old letter carrier, fails to gain admission to the Bridewell after two months grace granted by Judge Landin. He must wait until the end of the month to begin a one year term for stealing from the United States mail as he seeks to support his wife and newborn. Supt Whitman denies entry due to lack of admission ticket and court commitment paper. McCaffrey had previously received a two month reprieve for poverty and a newborn son.
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Washinston Pvt
Chicago
McCaffrey
Botare
United States
Landin
Lone Cone
McCarroy
Landla
Mercy
McCartrer
Oklahoma May Vote as Justice Brewer Delays Ruling
Chicago dispatch reports Justice Brewer of the United States Supreme Court deferred ruling on a request to halt Oklahoma's September 17 election over constitutional questions. The case seeks to challenge the state constitutional convention’s authority to divide Woods County into three. Brewer cited questions of taxpayer standing and political considerations, with the merits to be reviewed by the Supreme Court next month.
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Chicago
Justice Brewer
United Stazen ‘Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Constitutional Convention
Euprema
Runaway pony wrecks buggy injures Mrs Martin and child
Mrs Julia Martin of 124 Tenth Street Northeast and her three year old son Robert narrowly escaped death after a runaway pony drawing a buggy sped two miles from New Jersey Avenue to Capitol grounds. The mother clung to the vehicle as bystanders and bicycle police failed to stop the mad dash, and the buggy crashed near the Fish precinct substation. Both occupants escaped with bruises and cuts.
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Tenth Street
Robert
New Jersey Avenue
D Streets
Willam Pyles
Martin
New Jersey Avenua
Capitol Grounds
Automobiles Collide Near Atlantic City Injuring Farmer
Du Pont of Wilmington in a serious auto crash near Atlantic City when his touring car struck a horse drawn buggy driven by Daniel B McKeague, a Hawkleyeville farmer. The horse died, McKeague was seriously hurt, Du Pont escaped with minor injuries and made reparations.
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Wilmington
Del
Heratony
Mays Landing
Attantic City
Willem ¥. du Pont
Daniel B McKeagan
Hawkleyeville
N. J
du Pontipa
Atlantic City
McKeague
du Pont
McKengue
Bull stops Queen Victoria’s royal carriage
Queen Victoria’s royal automobile, traveling from St Sebastian to Biago, was suddenly halted by a bull blocking the roadway. The driver braked hard and the car stopped with no collision, though the queen was greatly affected by the abrupt encounter before continuing toward Biago.
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Royal Stables
Queen Victoria
St. Sebastian
Bia
Bilobao
Anover
Lusitania Loses Wireless Across Atlantic Reach
In shipping circles today there is speculation over how much the Lusitania will lower the German record. Cotton brokers report heavy betting on the outcome. Cunard officers say no further messages can be expected until the ship reaches the Cape Sable radius, expected Wednesday.
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Liverpool
Sept
Lusitania
Cunard Steamship Company
Cape Sable
Nova Scotia
Brutal initiation burns worker at Tyler Tube and Pine
Washington Pennsylvania Sept 9 Henry Perry a mill worker from Wheeling West Virginia was attacked during a midnight initiation at Tyler Tube and Pine Company. Fifty men held him while he was bound to a crane and swung over a furnace flame until he lost consciousness. Doctors say inhalation of fumes contributed to his condition. Ringleaders fled town before warrants could be executed.
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Mrs. West
Secious Lelind
Henry Penny
Degres
Milly
Selse
Hest
Man
Washington
Henry Perry
Wheeling
W. Va
Tyler Tube and Pine Company
Tyter Company
Perry
Pérry
Too Many Foreigners Took Positions, Court Rules
The September term of the Supreme Court in Ithaca hears a receivership dispute over the Ladies Tailoring Company and declares that too many foreigners were admitted as citizens. Judge Hewellbach halts naturalization amid concerns over voter eligibility and civic knowledge as cases of immigrant entries are debated.
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Su Brame
Fabian
Cttwen-Barchufacturing
Ladica
Noone
Wen
Topéyerers
Bnet Seon
Rae Ghia Soy
American flour policy debate sparks government watch
The London Syneet reports in a medical weekly on appendicitis risks linked to American flour shipped to Hinroush and the question of government action if surgical reports prove correct. Deputy Bauchinger presented the issue amid talks in the Lardetog, focusing on whether to prohibit distribution of American flour pending verification.
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Winerodten Post
Viena
The
Medical Weekly
Tran Roflers
Fotay
Bauchinger
Pateed
Senret
Margaret Drexel Denies Report on Convent Intent
The Day сообщает that Margaret Drexel, daughter of Anthony Drexel, denies rumors she planned to enter a convent. The newspaper received her reply stating she has no intention of following any such course.
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London
Mali
Margaret Drexel
Anthony Drexel
Pease
Margaret Drexsi
Road Rates Threaten Great Western Railroad
A St Paul attorney filed an affidavit in federal court contending that the 2 cent passenger rates and commodity charges will economically ruin the Chicago Great Western Railroad in Minnesota. The affidavit estimates grain shipments down 22 percent, corn 18 percent, hard coal 42 percent, and soft coal nearly 25 percent. The line had accepted the 1908 merchandise schedule from the railway commission, but revenue losses were not offset by higher rates.
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A. B. Stickney
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Minnesota
Chicago Great Western
Allway Commission
Newport Woman Goes Insane on Pennsylvania Train
Miss Grace Ann Grin, a 34 year old Newport resident, became insane aboard a Pennsylvania Railroad train to Jersey City. She claimed someone hypnotized her and demanded her dress, resisting calm attempts. Conductor notified, she was removed to the Jersey City hospital for custody. Police and relatives were alerted to assist.
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New York
Grace Ann Grin
Washington
Jersey City
Ruusy
Joseph Gunnet
Roosevelt to avoid Burrow speech during Cleveland visit
Special to The Washington sort Oyster Bay Sept President Roosevelt will not speak in favor of Theodore H Burlow during his Cleveland mayoral campaign. Secretary Loeb denied hunting plans in Minnesota camps and noted no reference to Burlow will be made. Mrs. Roosevelt sent flowers and congratulations on the Taharas newborn son, the Japanese couple staying at Ronko cottage.
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Oyster Bay
Loeb
Roosevelt
Theodore H Burlow
Cleveland
Burta
Ronko Cottage
Wellman Defers Flight to Reach Pole by Airship
Tromane Norway September 9 Capt Snachen commanding the Norwegian expedition says Walter Wellman and his party will likely return by month end, abandoning plans to reach the pole this year. No ascent had occurred by August 25 due to unfavorable weather, northern winds fog and snow.
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Tromane
Norway
Snachen
Walter Wellman
Sullivan Picnic Day Raises Political Spirits in Donnelly Gardens
A New York City recount of Sullivan supporters marching from Burke's Bowery to College Point for Timotheus D. Sullivan Association events. Crowds, flags, and band performances highlighted a festive but factional gathering with notable figures and a procession along the East River reach.
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Mureh Lose & Lyre
Timotheus D. Sullivan Association
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Bowery
East Third Street
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Little Tim
Fitsgerald
Jawn O'Arien
Patrick H. Sullivan
Billy the Bag
Thoe
Jo Dunn
Senator Coggey
Weber
Mike Padden
Bob Davis
New Jersey
Skeets Murphy
Sam Schloss
Avenue A
Gene Sullivan
Larry Mulligan
Timothy
D. Sullivan
Grand Republic
Cygnus
Jona
Vancouver riots threaten further outbreak in Orientals quarter
Vancouver British Columbia Sept 9 renewed fears of anti Asian violence as Japanese and Chinese crowds at gun shops arm themselves. Rioting damaged shops in Chinatown harming many. casualties include several seriously wounded but no fatalities. Police curb sales, militia talks rise, and diplomats move to seek Dominion government action.
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Dominion
Vancouver
Britleh Columbia
Cane
Orient
Oriental Quarter
Bethune Hax
Ane
Faron Isbil
Japanese Foreign Office
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Baron Inhilsino
Ambasesdor Kormare
London
Baron” Innit
Japan
Montreal
Wilfrid Laurier
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Exclusion League
Asiatic Exclusion League
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Dunamutt
Natal
Colombia
Chinatown
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