Rebel Chiefs Confer With Governor General
Havana reports show U S authorities preparing for orderly occupation of western Cuba. Marines are dispatched to guard Pinar Del Rio while Guerra and De Castillo coordinate disarmament with Cuban rebels to avert disorder. Ex president Palma travels quietly to Matanzas amid disarmament steps.
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Palma Elrane Tian Ana Amid Cheers of Cubans
Former President Palma quietly left the Havana palace and city in the morning as a special train moved eastward. The crowd gathered at the palace to note his departure, with a sense of calm and restrained ceremony.
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Ex-president Palma departs Cuba amid mixed emotions
The Palma family leaves Cuba days after inauguration as crowds cheer Tomas Estrada Palma. He boards a train to Matanzas with emotion visible, later heading to Bayamo, while cabinet members and wives accompany part of the journey.
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Pensacola Begins Work to Rebuild City After Storm
Pensacola starts rebuilding after a devastating storm that hit in one night. Much progress reported. no bodies recovered today and the death toll stands at thirty three.
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Pensacola
Weather Bulletin Reports Diminishing Gulf Low and Regional Flood Threat
The weather bureau says the gulf barometric low is slowly filling and no longer presents alarming features. Continuous rain in Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia has raised flood stages on several rivers. Storm warnings remain in effect for Washington and Oregon coasts.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Tonight
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Oregon
Storm relief effort in Mobile bay area faces labor resistance
Mobile Alabama October report notes storm signals down along the north coast of the gulfs and Sheriff Powers returning from the west coast says conditions are improved. Negro workers refuse to work as railroads beg for labor. the sheriff warns arrest for those who will not work. He orders women and children from devastated points to Mobile for shelter and care to prevent further deaths from privations.
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Oil Trust Files Answer In Texas Proceedings
Austin Oct 2 The Waters-Pierce Oil company filed its answer in district court denying the plaintiffs petition as a violation of Texas law. The defense argues lack of logical form, contesting penalties under the 1890 act, and asserts Missouri law governs stock ownership and that Standard Oil had no Texas permit to challenge Waters-Pierce in Texas.
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Rioting mob seeks lynching as Alabama sheriff guards alleged assailant
In Mobile a mob menaced to lynch Dick Robinson a 17yearold black youth accused of assaulting Ruth Sossoman. Sheriff Powers denied any prisoner in the jail and militia were ordered by Governor Jelks to restore order. Roy Hoyle and Alderman Sydney Lyons were wounded during the fray as the crowd dispersed after gunfire.
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Alderman Lyons
Rey Hoyle
Atlanta
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Mob mob crowd at theater threatens riot after crime report
A mob gathered outside the Mobile theater after a crime report about Robinson led to demands to expose the accused. Captain Frank Amsden spoke to urge dispersal and restored calm as about 200 men faced potential clashes between white and Black attendees.
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Frank Amsden
Mobile
Robinson
Rumors of Uprising on Mexican Border Denied
Laredo Texas October 2 Rumors of a revolution near Columba Mexico and approaching Nuevo Laredo are without foundation. Mexican consul Lomeli says investigations show quiet conditions in Nuevo Laredo and Columbia with patrols and cavalry in place. He reduces the reported force to not more than thirty malcontents and says a detour through the interior would meet troops.
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Nuevo Laredo
Roosevelt Discusses Cuba Policy and Provisional Governor Talks
President Roosevelt told his cabinet and callers that American action in Cuba aims to restore order and protect interests, not annexation. He favored giving Cubans a chance at self government and indicated Magoon and Winthrop may assume provisional Cuba leadership, with Taft returning soon. Roosevelt also said he would not campaign for Charles Hughes in New York.
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Socialism Splits Labor Organization
The Industrial Workers of the World factionalizes as delegates from the Western Federation of Miners vote to split. About 25 000 miners in the Western Federation threaten to organize under a new name, signaling a major rift within the labor movement.
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Industrial Workers of the World
Western Federation of Miners
Secretary Root to Speak Next Month on South Americas Trip
Washington October 2 Secretary Root will not issue a public statement on his extended South Americas trip until next month when he will deliver an address in Louisville before a group focused on commercial affairs.
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Louis
Democratic text book harsh on protection and trusts
Washington October 2 campaign book issued by the Democratic Congressional Committee argues against Republican tariff policy and trusts. It asserts repeated tariff changes boosted corporate power, cites Cannon wage data, and attacks Roosevelt and big business while praising labor and Democratic stances.
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Tommy Barnes wins heavyweight title in Los Angeles rout
Tommy Barnes defeated Duteamy Pliyan of Pueblo before the Pacific Athletic Club in Los Angeles scoring a decisive knockout in the fifteenth round. Flynn was knocked down multiple times and left inactive for ten minutes after the final blow as Barnes used a sharp right to finish him. Barnes employed a heady, close-quarters strategy despite injuring his left hand late in the bout.
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Pueblo
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Colorado
Robinson
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Horns
Two Men Die and Eighteen Injured in Streetcar Wreck
A Muskogee report says a street car carrying seventy from the fair grounds jumped the track and overturned. Crown a Muskogee merchant and an unidentified rider were killed. eighteen injured, three in critical condition, with Moses Nero and EB Cornett among the seriously hurt.
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Storm toll and damages estimated in Mobile area
Mobile authorities estimate storm losses near 1,000,000 dollars with potential fatalities not exceeding 100. Officials warn residents as the disaster impacts Mobile and surrounding areas.
Parker Stung Into Reply Hearst Attacks
New York judge appeared in a case involving Mayor McClellan, defending a sense of duty over fee disputes. Hearst group attacks Parker, prompting a formal reply from Parker under public scrutiny.
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Parker
Hearst
New York
McClellan
Parker Replies to Hearst Attack on Judicial Record
Judge Alton B. Parker denies Hearst charges that he worked for corporations and were paid to oppose Hearst backed election criminals. He defends the judiciary and states neither he nor his firm were employed by corporations. he was retained by Mayor McClellan and refused any compensation for services.
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Alton Bb. Parker
William Randolph Hiearst
Mearst
Parker
William R. Hearst
Murphy-Hearst
Hearst
lellan-Hearst
McClellan
George B. McClel
Russian Empress A Prisoner On Her Yacht
The Dowager Empress of Russia remains prisoner on her yacht Polar Star in Danish waters she refuses to go ashore while family gathers at Charlottenlund Rumors of illness are false and fear of archists drives her actions Queen Alexandra visited aboard and spoke with her but the empress will not disembark The police assure no personal danger persists despite her dread of terrorists
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Charlottenlund
Alexandra
England
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Empresas
Mutiny Trial Ends in Assassination Attempt in Russia
An unknown attacker assassinated Judge advocate Cenera Rinkevitch during the trial of mutinous troops in Skabad. A temple attempted to shoot General Ushakeffstel but was shot by an officer. Reports note anti Jewish overtones in editorials from Russia and U.S. reaction.
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Maesteal Assasbsinat Eodskabad
Russia
Oet
Cenera Rinkevitch
Ushakeffstel Theasisin
Workers Attack Prison Amid Resumption of Work
AP reports the executive committee of a union decided to resume active work. A crowd of workers attacked the police prison in Warsaw, overturning guards and hurling revolvers and stones as prisoners arrived yesterday. The melee required multiple volleys to quell the assault.
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