Roosevelt in Alabama Parade Visits Tuskegee Institute
President Roosevelt's special train crossed into Alabama en route to Mobile where he would speak. In Tuskegee, Booker T. Washington led a large display as Roosevelt toured the institute, praised negro education, and delivered an address after reviewing a parade of decorated student floats. Meanwhile New York prepared for a 55,000-strong teamsters strike and Russia faced a sweeping political railway strike demanding universal suffrage.
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Ozark
Ala
Roosevelt
St. Augustine
Georgia
Alabama
Mobile
Tuskegee
McKinle
McKinley
South
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Washington
Birmingham
Roosevel
Institute
New York
Chicago Opens Sixth Horse Show At Coliseum
Chicago opens its sixth annual horse show under the Chicago Horse Show association at the Coliseum. Prize money totals 25,400 with many classes and notable patrons alongside new exhibitors such as Mrs John M Mitchell Augusts F Knudsen KeБaha Hawaii W J Hogan Lawrence Jones Charles Rainey General John B Castleman Ball Bros Ke wn H McCord Of Omaha and others.
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Chicago
Mil
Chicago Horse Show Association
Coliseum
J. Hobart Moore
William H. Moore
Myron H. Tichenor
William Vernon Booth
John ©. King
J. I. Stack
John Dayee
W. M. Salisbury
Spaulding & Co
C.D. Peacock
C. P. Kimball & Co
Brewster & Co
Charles B. Rector
Studebaker Bror
Tis City
John M. Mitchell
Augustss F. Knudsen
Kebaha
Hawaii
W. J. Hogan
Lawrence Jones
Charles Rainey
General John B. Castleman
Ball Bros
Delaware Delegates Meet in Synod
The Presbyterian Synod of Baltimore opened at Weel Presbyterian church Wilmington with about two hundred churches and thirty thousand communicants represented by Delaware Maryland and the District of Columbia. The Rev Dr Robbins of Baltimore presided and the election of a new moderator is anticipated. The synod oversees church records and handles judicial appeals. Prominent ministers are present to speak.
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Wilmington
Del
Presbyterian Synod of
Baltimore
Weel Presbyterian Church
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Robbins
Dead man identified as Bernalillo ranchman
The corpse found on track No. 1 near the coal chutes in the local yards has been identified as Ivan Chaves, a ranchman from near Bernalillo. The coroner's jury ruled death by being run over, likely after wandering onto the tracks while intoxicated, with uncertainty about the precise cause.
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Ivan Chaves
Bernalillo
Chaves
Cormer
Pablo Dias
Magdalena
Dias
A. Borders
Tim
Goodwin
Justice of the Peace
Georgy R. Craig
B. Ruppe
W. H. Mochin
J. W. Weir
L Martin
WE. Rogers
M. 0. Roach
County of
Santa Fe
Death claims former congressman Jerry Simpson after long illness
Wichita Kansas October 2 Former Congressman Jerry Simpson died at 6 05 this morning at St Francis hospital from angina disease His wife and only child Lester Simpson of Roswell New Mexico with his wife's son Jerry Jr were at his bedside His career a brilliant one, he started in 1886 in Barber county Kansas and rose to national prominence leading the third party in Congress, earning the nickname Lockless Jerry through a notable campaign and victory.
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Wichita
Kan
Jerry Simpson
St. Francis’ Hospital
Lester Simpson
Roswell
N. M
Jerry, Jr
DeFreest-Draper Co
Chicago
St. Francis Hospital
Simpson
Barber County
Kansas
Bockles
Tex
Economy Contest Arranged For Various Automobiles
New York Motor Club organized a six day economy contest to test cost of carrying passengers by auto versus railroad. Over twenty autos start from the club garage toward Philadelphia 90 miles away with daily legs to Albany and Southampton, each car watched by an observer recording repairs and fuel costs.
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New York
New York Motor Club
Philadelphia
Albany
N.Y
Southampton
L. L
Shooting clash leaves Garcia wounded in Bear Canyon
Early yesterday a shooting near Bear Canyon left Salvador Garcia wounded on the left side and arm. Claude Eggleston, accused of assault with intent, is jailed in Albuquerque awaiting a preliminary hearing after claiming self defense. Conflicting accounts delay clarity on cause. Deputy Hey arrested Eggleston four miles from the scene.
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Salvador Garcia
Claude Eggleston
Bear Canyon
Thjeres Road
Claude Egisleston
Ed, Cramer
Garcia
Albuequerque
Fred TR. Hey
Bix
Eagleston
Sen
Thin City
Hbim
Six Round Fight Set In Philadelphia Tonight
Young Vorbert and Youre Brae are scheduled for a six round bout at the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia. The match is to best catch weights after Brae defeated Attell in six rounds in a recent bout. Both fighters are reported in excellent condition for the scheduled competition.
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Philadelphia
Young Vorbert
Youre Brae
National Athletic Club
Brae Attell
Hrne
Attoll
Oase
Young Corbett Fent
GOVERNOR FOLK BURNED OUT DURING FIRE AT MANSION
A Jefferson City fire damaged the governor Folk mansion with losses around 10000. Folk attempted to fight the blaze using extinguishers and evacuated his wife and guests. He then saved portraits before the fire department arrived.
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Jefferson City
Folk
Profits and Losses in Postal Service Worldwide
Washington Oct 23 official reports from the International Postal Bureau show 1404 year results varied widely. The United States posted the greatest deficiency at 4 250 000 with others like Argentina Mexico Luxemburg and Cuba also in deficit. Surplus recipients included United Kingdom Russia Germany France Spain Austro Hungary Belgium Japan Netherlands Italy and Roumania with varying amounts.
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Washington, D. C
International Postal Bureau
Postal Service
United States
Argentine Republic
Mexico
Luxemborg
Cuba
Orange Republic
Honduras
Algeria
United Kingdom
Russia
Germany
France
Spain
Austro-Hungary
Belgium
Japan
Netherlands
Italy
Roumania
Great tragedienne to debut at Manhattan Theater tonight
New York reports Mme Kallgh, renowned tragedienne, makes her first appearance at the Manhattan Theater in Maeterlinck's Vanna tonight. The performance is highly anticipated after European chatter and mixed moralist criticism on this side of the ocean.
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New York
Mme, Kallgh
Manhi
Maeterlinck
Europe
Miss Alice Roosevelt Arrives Aboard Siberia
San Francisco October 28 The steamer Siberia was sighted fourteen miles out at 10 10 this morning with Mind Alice Roosevelt and BH Harriman aboard their parties.
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Alice Roosevelt
San Francisco
Cal
BH. Harriman
Outhwaite Opposes Great Protectionist in England
In England, R J Outhwaite is labeled bold for opposing Mr Jos as the country debates protectionist policy. The remark frames Outhwaite as a challenger to a prominent protectionist stance, highlighting political tension over trade measures.
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England
R. J. Outhwaite
Jos
Beef Trust Packers Fight Indictment Dismissal Pleas Filed
Chicago October 2 The beef trust packers indicted for illegal conspiracy file special pleas arguing that testimony compelled before the secretary of commerce and labor was used to obtain the indictments and that the matter was referred to the president and U S district attorney. They seek to have the indictments voided.
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Chicago
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
United States
Morrison
Grosécup
Gromcup
Corporations
Gually
New Orleans Prepares for the President Visit
New Orleans on October 2 is assuming the sapedt of carnival season as many business houses decorate elaborate for the president's visit. Streets are thronged and there is no longer evidence of fever or quarantine.
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New Orleans
Cincinnati Arbitration Society to Celebrate Taney Day
The Cincinnati Arbitration and Peace Society will hold a large meeting at the cathedral tonight with Judge Howard Hollister presiding in Myers absence in Greece. Hon. Henry B. McFarland will speak, and a letter from President Myers will be read. The annual meeting and officer election occur tomorrow at the Woman's Club. Pastors yesterday urged sermons on Peace and International Arbitration.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Arbitration and Peace Society
Randeas Taney
Thedral
P. V. N. Myers
Greece
Howard Hollister
Henry B. McFarland
Washington
Thomas J. Moffett
Business Men's Club
Myers
Woman's Club
Homeopaths of the South Assemble in Kentucky
The 234th annual Southern Homeopathic association convention met at the Galt House in Louisville with many physicians from the region. The tuberculosis congress opened with addresses by Dr. O L Smith and Dr. C E Fisher and others urging a Kentucky state hospital for fresh air TB treatment.
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Lanitaville
The
Southern Homeopathic Association
Galt House
South
O. L. Smith
C. E Fisher
Tuberculosis Congress
Kentucky
Would-Be Suicide on John Street Recovery Reported
K Norris who cut his throat last Saturday to end his life is now out of danger and recovering at the hospital. Earlier attempts show another failed self harm and a razor was taken from him. His wife plans divorce on grounds of incompatibility, labeling him a worthless husband.
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K. Norris
BR. K. Norris
Miner Makes Rich Strike Near Glorieta
Special to The Cities Giorieta New Mexico reports a valuable copper strike four miles north of Glorieta. Ore carries two ounces of gold and four ounces of silver with about forty percent copper per ton. Cooper L430 expresses elation that his clothes will hardly hold him. Russia appoints a new diplomatic agent for Japan. relations expected to be renewed in six weeks. the Hawaiian minister to Japan chosen as I. Welt, former agent to Tearia.
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Giorieta
N. M
Cpt
AJ. P
Heele
Cooper
Russia
Japan
St Petersburg
Welt
Tearia
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N York
St. Petersburg
Kharkos
Kharkhoff
Tobacog Trust
St. Louis
Amchecgen
Death
Jerry
House of Representatives
Weir
Crawford
Cramer
Bond
Fol
Citizen
John F. Posrve
Missouri
Friends OF
Cunliffe
Chile
Tokio
Santiago
Pittsburg
Edward G. Cunliffe
Outhwaite
Chamberlain
Beef Trust Packers
Society For Peace and Arbitration
Glorieta
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