Insurance Probe Chairmen Offer Unasked Advice
Rochester report notes Senator Armstrong as chairman of the Insurance investigating committee says the panel will finish its work before other states act and that insurers are solvent and able to honor contracts. He also warned that no foreign power could attack seaboard cities with current forts. Taft plans an inspection trip to Panama starting November 1 at Roosevelt’s request. Hughes withdraws from New York mayoral race citing paramount publicity bans.
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Rochester
Armstrong
Insurance Investigating Committee
Hamilton
Sandy Hook
Taft
Panama
Roosevelt
Paramount
Hughes
New York
Charles EB. Hughes
New York City
By Hughes
Fire Endangers CSU Grounds as Cadets Fight Blazes
Berkeley Cal Oct 8 A fire swept over more than 100 acres of grain and brush near the state university. President Benjamin Ide Wheeler led 1 000 cadets in battling the flames while officers evacuated nearby buildings.
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Berkeley
Cal
State University
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
Hurry Orders for Cars by Roads
Chicago reports a worsening car shortage with railroads placing heavy orders for equipment and demanding quick delivery. East Pennsylvania Lutherans open two day synod session in Allentown with over 200 ministers and delegates present at St Johns Church.
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Chicago
Congress
Allentown
East Pennsylvania Synod
General Synod of the Lutheran Church
St. John’s Church
C. T. Pritchard
Census Bulletin Shows Cotton Production and Distribution
Washington D C October The census bureau issued a bulletin detailing United States cotton production and distribution from September 1, 2004 to the same date this year totaling 14 455 004 bales About 51 percent exported 30 percent used domestically leaving a surplus of percent The Say bath school institute opened in Covington Ga under Atlanta Presbytery at the Presbyterian church delegates from within the territory attended. the convention will close tomorrow evening.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau Today
United States
Covington
Atlanta Presbytery
Lewis and Clark Exposition Nears Final Close
Portland Ore Oct 9 This week will mark the close of the Lewis and Clark exposition after a successful career 2 200 000 attendees will have visited surpassing the population of original Oregon territory Also prominent Indiana judge dies of apoplexy Bluffton Ind Oct 9 Joseph H Dally ex judge supreme court of Indiana dies at 69
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Portland
Ore
Oregon Territory
Indiana
Bluffton
Ind
Joseph H. Dally
Supreme Court of Indiana
Matthewson Is New York's Pitcher in Championship Opener
In Philadelphia 22,000 spectators watched the first game of the championship series as Matthewson started for New York against Plank for Philadelphia. Waddell was reportedly out of condition and would not pitch in the series. New York Nationals defeated the Philadelphia Americans 5 to 6 in a game begun at 3 06 this afternoon with a high scoring finish.
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Philadelphia
New York Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
Matthewson
New York
Plank
Waddell
R. HE
Gould Gets First Important Victory
In St Louis circuit court Judge Daniel C Taylor denied Joseph Ramecy Jr s request for an injunction to restrain the Wabash railroad trustees from voting at the Warbash election in Toledo tomorrow The ruling is viewed as a victory for the Gould interests The Spokane Fair Spokane Interstate fair opened with large attendance and strong entries across classes judges note quality and premium offerings
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St. Louis, Mo
Daniel C. Taylor
Joseph Rameecy, Jr
Wabash Railroad
St. Louis & Tron Mountain Railroad F
Toledo
Gould
Spokane
Wash
Strike sympathy likely to rise in Chicago unions
Chicago October 9. Sympathetic strikes in Chicago may increase as the Teamsters and railway freight handlers move toward a merger. A federation under the name Trades Alliance was initiated yesterday, forming a cooperative alliance between the two unions.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Antona
Nnn
Ahipping ‘Trades’ Alliance
International Sanitary Congress Opens in Washington
The second International Sanitary congress opened with broad attendance from Central and South American republics, all U S states, and many European economies. Delegates discuss methods to prevent yellow fever malaria and cholera, with reports on sanitary conditions and quarantines. The southern fever epidemic is addressed and the spread linked to mongui fox believed to be the underlying cause.
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Washington
Dct
Aary State
Union
Aouthern
South
Russia in turmoil as bombs target troops in Tiflis
Reports from St. Petersburg describe a coordinated bomb attack on troops near three barracks in Tiflis. Ten bombs exploded while shots rang out as troops emerged, killing one Cossack and one bomber and wounding twenty others amid ongoing unrest.
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Tiflis
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Will Take a Try for Champion Woman Amateur Golf Player
The American women’s amateur golf championship began at Morris County Golf Club Convent Station N J. Forty players from member clubs compete in 18 hole medal play with the best 32 advancing to 18 hole match play. The winner receives the Robert Cor cup and a gold medal. runner up gets a silver medal. semifinals bronze medals. The title honors Miss Georgiana Hopp from Brooklyn Golf Club Bridgeport Conn.
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New York
United States
Morris County Golf Club
Convent Station
N. J
U. S. Golf Association
Associa
Georgiana Hopp
Brooklyn Golf Club
Bridgeport
Roosevelt Home Club Banquet Honors President Birthday
New York a banquet will honor the president on his forty seventh birthday October 27 in the room he was born at No 25 Fort Twentieth street The club invited the president to attend and aims to preserve the house as a national landmark Also noted are other items including funeral directors convention opening in Savannah and extradition case developments in Georgia
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Fort Twentieth Street
Becca Amin
Sota
Congress
Himmself
Tawney
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Af Bentley & Vance
Winona
Charles Russell Davin
House of Representatives
Senate
Frederick Clement Stevens
Atty-Afth
Thomas Marshall
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North Dackota
Herman Goebel
Ohio
Maine
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Gogo
Martin 5. Madden
Illinois
H. L. Maynard
Virginia
Minor
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Wisconsin Assembly
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Adams
Mark Smith
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Smith
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Rio Grande
Santa Fe
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Hi Paso-Southwestern
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Coe Valley
Runaway Boy Is Brought Back Home
Gallup marshal captures Frank Hunter who ran away Friday night and returns him to his mother. The boy was nabbed as he exited a side door and was brought to Massachusetts labor convention notes follow with appointments and events amid earthquake reports in Italy.
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Frank Hunter
Gallup Marshal
Pone
Gallup
Marshal Eng Wenders
Pullaan
Marshal Wenders
Italy
Monte Teone
Calabria
Maly
Georgia State Fair Opens at Piedmont Park in Atlanta
Atlanta October 9 The Georgia State Fair opened at Piedmont Park with record attendance and expansion. New buildings and a renovated campus include an administration block and a large auditorium for meetings and contests. The agricultural and industrial exhibits are strong, livestock prizes high, and the fair runs to October 21 with plans for President Roosevelt’s address and many speakers from across Georgia.
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Piedmont Park
Lve
Roosevelt
Mob surrounds jail. Gibson captured after dayslong hunt
Houston Oct 1 Monk Gibson wanted for family murder near Edna Texas has been captured and jailed at Edna after armed men hunted him. Mob surrounded the jail and a lynching risk looms as authorities guard him amid local tension. Chicago marks anniversary of the Great Fire with minor observances. Old Settlers and Pioneers plan events noting a blaze that destroyed much of the city. The fire burned about 25 hours, damaging a four mile by one mile area including city hall, court house and post office.
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Houston
Texas
Monk Gibson
Edna
Chicago
Arguments for Packers Begin at Chicago
The case against indictments charging conspiracy to monopolize the meat trade opened before Federal Judge Humphrey. In Duluth Minnesota the Baptist convention began with 250 to 400 church members attending. Delegates from English speaking and Scandinavian churches gathered as the convention opened with remarks from the mayor and speaker Z. T. Stott. The event runs five days with important matters slated for discussion.
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Humphrey
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Minnesota
Duluth
Minn
Colerical
Mombe
Pieris Congregational Church
Pilerim
Ely
Z. T. Stott
Senators Visit Albuquerque Seek Joint Statehood Sentiment
A congressional party toured central New Mexico to gauge public opinion on joint statehood. Led by J A Tawney, the delegation met with locals at the Alvarado hotel then toured landmarks from Railroad Avenue to the Highlands. Arizona capitalists and the Santa Fe railroad funded the trip, with delegates including C R Davis H Steenerson and M S Madden among others.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Santa Fe
J. A. Tawney
C. R. Davis
H. Steenerson
Minnesota
Thomas Marshall
North Dakota
Herrman P. Goebel
Ohio
Martin B. Madsen
Tlinois
H. L. Maynard
Virginia
H.C. Adams
Minor
Wisconsin
Mark Smith
Henry Casson
Arma
House of Representatives
FP. P. Fellows
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Alvarado
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J. W. Raynolds
Harry Kelly
Gross, Kelly & Co
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Tawney
Congress
Wip
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