Roosevelt Reviews Largest U S Fleet at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt Secretary Bonaparte and Assistant Secretary Newberry witnessed the grand review of 45 ships including 12 battleships with 1,178 guns and 15,200 sailors. The Mayflower led the procession as the fleet saluted with 21 guns each time the president passed, and a luncheon followed aboard the Mayflower with notable officials and admirals.
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Oyster Bay
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Bonaparte
Newberry
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Evan
Maine
Missouri
Kentucky
Kearsage
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Rhode Island
New Jersey
Virginia
C. H. Davis
Alabama
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
West Virginia
Brownson
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Maryland
Puritan
Nevada
Florida
Arkansas
Minneapolis
Tacoma
Cleveland
Deaver
Yankee
Admiral Evans
Dewey
George Philips
Chicago
J. 8
S. Wierzoowski
West Virgina
Asiatic
Ohio
Wisconsin
Atlantic
Roosevelt Cup Yacht Race At Marblehead Opens Contested Series
Marblehead Mass Sept 3 The Roosevelt Cup series opens with five races off Marblehead jointly run by the Eastern Yacht Club and the Kaiserlicher Yacht Club Germany three German boats facing three American boats Auk Caramba Vim The Auk designed by EB Boardman owned by C Francis Adams Caramba designed by Boardman owned by C W roster Vim designed by William Gardner owned by T L Park Yachts limited to 32 feet with no time allowance and 650 square feet sail area crew of more than three must be native born The Roosevelt Cup goes to the yacht that wins three races or the fifth in the series Goldenrod Nev Sept 3 Joe Gans colored pugilist still favored to beat Battling Nelson bets two to one in his favor weighing three times today before the fight and thousands gather for the event St Louis Wool Market steady Sept 3.
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Marblehead
Mass
Sacket Club
Roxton
Kaiserlicher Yacht Club
Germany
EB. A. Boardman
C. Francis Adams
Boardman
C. W. H. Roster
William Gardner
New York
T. L. Park
American Yacht Club
Goldneld
Nev
Joe Gans
Nelson
Labor Day Cartoon Suggested by John Mitchell Drawn by Bushnell
The Evening Citizen asked John Mitchell, UMWA president, to plan a labor cartoon. Mitchell envisions a chaotic crowd of workers forming a central Phoenix-like figure upholding dignity of labor, with Carlyle’s words on organized labor as context.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Bushnell
Carlyle
Santa Fe’s BurSum Penitentiary Inquiry Report Revisited
Special to The Evening Citizen of Santa Fe reports reaction to the BurSum penitentiary inquiry. It notes opposition to suppressing expert witnesses, cites prior improvements under BurSum, disputes charges of misappropriation, and dismisses Morning Journal dispatches as sensational. The piece portrays local sentiment as largely supportive of BurSum amid widespread discussion.
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Evening Citizen
Santa Fe
N. M
H. O. Bursam
Morning Journal
Buresam
Bur ‘Um
Bursum
Lana Tha
John Donovan
Robert Garrett
W. D. Newcomb
Donovan
Bursum Confidence Amid Santa Fe Rumors at Prison
Report notes that Mr Bursum was sent to the Century warden on July 11 and has remained there. Friends in Santa Fe say investigations will prove he acted properly, and claim ex parte statements mislead honest citizens and business men.
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Bursum
Santa Fe
Troops kill striking coal miners in Hungary
Petrosonky Hungary September first report cites a clash between troops and striking coal miners leaving 175 miners dead. In Pensutawney Pennsylvania September third two state constables are dead, one dying and two wounded after a riot with Italians near Florence. One Italian killed and two rioters arrested as dynamite wrecks a barricaded house.
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Hungary
Petrosonky
Pensutawney
State Constabulary
Florence
Wireless Telegraph Congress Opens in Berlin
Berlin on September 2 marked the opening of the International Wireless Telegraph congress with delegates from nearly every European government, the United States, and many foreign nations. American delegates include Ambassador Tower Brigadier General James Allen Rear Admiral HN. Manney and John J. Waterbury. Key matters on wireless regulation will be discussed.
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Berlin
Ambassador Tower
James Allen
HN. Manney
John J. Waterbury
Stockmen open office in Kansas City for buying
Murdo MacKenzie of Trinidad Colorado president of the American National Live Stock Association directs the Cooperative Livestock Commission company as 8 G Burnside and P J Strice former exchange members now agents open an office in opposition to the Kansas City Live Stock exchange. He says the move is to counter price manipulation by commission houses yet not to force rivals out of business. In California editors sail for Honolulu on the Alameda to visit volcanoes and report back after ten days.
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Kansas City
Murdo MacKenzie
Trinidad
Colorado
American National Live Stock Association
Cooperative Livestock Commission Company
G. Burnside
P. J. Strice
Mt Exchange
Cooperative Commission Company
Kansas City Live Stock Exchange
MacKenzie
Commission Houses
California
Honolulu
San Francisco
Southern California
Fattoria! Association
Oceanic Steamship Company
Alameda
Hawaiian Islands
Mauua Loa
Irrigation Congress Opens in Boise with Big Attendance
Large gathering from across the United States attends the fourteenth annual Irrigation Congress in Boise Idaho opening a session focused on forests floods reclamation and home creation on reclaimed lands. President Roosevelt's message cites rapid reclamation progress including 23 major projects 1 000 000 acres irrigated 800 miles of canals and 16 000 000 cubic yards of earth moved with 110 000 workers and substantial funding plans.
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Boise
Idaho
United States
Societies of Engineers
Congress
Reclamation Service
Congress On Engineering and Mechanics
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Omeers
Irrigation Congress
Tol
Major Devol Promoted From West to East
Washington D C Rept Major J B Haliinger will be detailed to San Francisco as depot quartermaster and superintendent of the army transport service. Major C A Devel moves to Washington to join the general staff and has been touted as a possible future quartermaster general. Secretary Taft is favorably inclined toward Devel per the report.
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Washington, D. C
J. B. Haliinger
Quartermaster’s Department
San Francisco
Army Transport Service
C. A. Devel
Jeliet
Washington
Devel
Army
Taft
de- American League
Sven Darel
Moe
Boston Parade Leads Labor Day Across United States
Labor Day celebrations spread nationwide from Boston to New York and beyond with large parades, picnics, and fireworks. Boston reported about 35,000 marchers, while New York anticipated 30,000 workers. Across Canada and major cities, unions staged parades, bands, athletic games, and entertainments, despite disruptions from the San Francisco earthquake and other local differences.
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New York
United States
Dominion
Canada
Knoxville
Tenn
Reading
Nashville
Coney Inland
Boston
Baltimore
San Francisco
Lee
Los Angeles
Vancouver
B. C
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Lefiston
Maine
Portland
Pittsburg
Birmingham
Ada
Jelks
Fleeing Stensland Finally Captured Abroad
Chicago reports that Paul O. Stensland, president of Milwaukee Avenue State Bank, eluded authorities from America to Tangier. He was arrested in Tangier’s English post office at 8 am and agreed to return to Chicago. A $5,000 reward prompted detectives to pursue him. Henry Watering welcomed the capture while noting past manipulation by Stensland.
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Chicago
Tribune
Gibraltar
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Africa
United States
Harry Olsen
America
England
Tangier
Stensland
P. Olsen
Norway
The
Staten
Olson
Steneland
Horing
Henry Watering
Atemaland
Hering
Stensdian
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