President Roosevelt Dedicates Pennsylvania Capitol Building
Harrisburg Pa Oct 4 President Roosevelt dedicates Pennsylvania's grand new state capitol before more than 15 000 invited guests including governors and dignitaries The building cost over 5 million and features Roman Corinthian design with lavish interior decorations and a monumental dome inscribed with Penns quote.
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President Roosevelt Visits York and New Capitol Dedication
Thousands gather in York as President Roosevelt arrives from Harrisburg. He tours the fairgrounds after a brief address, then stays with Rep. D. F. Lafean. York declares a public holiday and decorates the city. The Pennsylvania Capitol, dedicated today, features $13.5 million in cost, $4.5 million to erect and $9 million to furnish, becoming a campaign issue amid fusion and regular Republican rivals.
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Fatal Cave-In Kills Two Workers In Columbus Park Sewer
Two fatlan workmen were killed today in a cave in on the Goodie park sewer. Twelve men in all were buried. three others injured and ninety families left homeless. A fire in New York destroyed $50,000 in property threatening millions of surrounding structures. An earthquake in Goettingen registered at a distant epicenter, vibrations lasting two hours. The Hong Kong emigrant ship incident reports Captain Clifton and sixty passengers lost. Kohsishang salvaged a raft with crew survivors after forty three hours adrift. In Bluefields miners near Pocahontas collieries entombed, about thirty believed trapped.
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AMERICANS NOT OP POSED IN ALL CUBA
Havana reports show the disarmament commission members in various parts of the island say conditions are quiet and progress in laying down arms is rapid. Magoon to depart Washington early week with General Bell boarding in Tampa to reach Havana Tuesday. General Hell expects only a brief stay.
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Colorado Springs Snow Storm Hits City and Pueblo
Colorado Springs reports its first snowstorm of the season with several inches in the mountains and similar conditions arrive in Pueblo as the day unfolds. A baseball world series game will be held October 9 at the National League ground in Chicago after a coin toss decision by club presidents. An immigration convention opens in Paducah Kentucky with Governor Beckham attending to discuss encouraging white immigration to address the so called negro issue.
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Roosevelt letter calls for fair statehood vote count
Phoenix Oct 4 Governor Kibbey received a Roosevelt letter urging observers from both statehood and anti-statehood camps to witness the vote count on statehood in New Mexico. The president warned against a flawed tally and said the matter is a national concern. Governor Hagerman is in town, confirming the plan and preparing a circular to county officials.
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Rockefeller Plea on Trusts and National Development
John D Rockefeller issues a strong plea against government curbs on private industry, warning that limiting opportunity slows national progress and hurts American trade abroad. He cites the beef industry attack and says foreign nations use such actions to attack American goods. He also discusses a subpoena in a Standard Oil case, noting the aim was notoriety rather than information. In St Louis, the Niehaus equestrian statue of Saint Louis is unveiled as part of the Exposition grounds ceremony. The wool market in St Louis is reported as steady and unchanged.
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John Sharp Williams and senator campaigns rise
New York World editor suggests Grover Cleveland as a possible U S Senate candidate for New Jersey. Brookhaven Mississippi reports John Sharp Williams opening his campaign against Governor Vardeman amid a crowd at a Merchants' carnival. Davidson County Democrats in Nashville North Carolina? No, Tennessee. They hold a primary with rules restricting voters to white Democrats who backed the ticket last time. Massachusetts delegates gather for state party convention aiming to gain districts, nominate John Brown Moran for governor, with Bryan cheered and Hearst hissed. Colorado hotel men convene at Brown Palace in Denver for the Rocky Mountain Hotel Men's Association annual meeting, ending with a banquet tomorrow.
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Opera House Title Suit At Bernalillo County Court
The Bernalillo County District Court heard the opera house case over three and a half days of testimony. The dispute centers on a 26 foot lot on Third Street near Tijeras Avenue, part of the Neher opera house site, and whether deeds held in escrow were delivered. The suit seeks $3,000 for deed delivery failure. Viviani must prove the house cost less than $30,000 or release the deeds. Also noted is a local theater review of Breaking Into Society at Ella’s Opera House praising the Frank Stick Stock Company and a copper, lead market note from New York with copper at 20.25 to 20.50 and lead at 4.75.
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Currency reform proposals favored by New York chamber panel
The special currency commission recommends either a central issue bank controlled by the government or a government-supported tiered note system. Proposals include flexible elastic currency, bond-backed notes, a graduated tax fund, and redemption agencies to assure prompt retirement of notes. Names: John Claflin, Frank A. Vanderlip, Dumont Clarke, Isidor Straus, Charles A. Conant.
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Secretary Hitchcock Returns to Washington
Monadnock NHS October 4. Rthan Allen Hitchcock secretary of the interior leaves his vacation spot to resume duties. While ostensibly on vacation he stayed in close touch with Washington and national department activities combating land frauds.
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Feast of Tabernacles Observed by Jews
New York reports Succoth or the Feast of the Tabernacles celebrated by Jews across the world marking the end of a sacred day sequence that began with Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. The harvest festival recalls the dwelling in booths of the Israelites during their wilderness journey after leaving Egypt. The festival lasts eight days with only the first, middle, and last two days considered holy.
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Dutch sweep on state offices in plate election
Avanti Ga Oct 4 The Democratic state ticket ran strong in yesterday's plate election with a decisive victory across state offices indicating robust Democratic support in the region.
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