Hearst Reveals Standard Oil Letters in California Speech
Hearst reads three letters from John D Archbold in Berkeley before 3000 at the Greek theater. The letters mention a $5,000 certificate of deposit and praise Senator McLaurin, with Archbold writing from 26 Broadway to Gov officials and political figures in February.
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Sirocco wreck leaves six dead two rescued at sea
Six men perished and two survived after the British three masted schooner Sirocco wrecked on Mantella reef near the Bahamas on October 1. Survivors Mate Joseph Laing and Cook G Roberts were rescued by the steamship Tiverton after drifting on wreckage for days with no water or food. Captain Munroe and five others disappeared.
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Stage Coach Robbery and Local Court News in Missoula
In Missoula a stage coach robbery near the city left twelve aboard relieved of small sums as the bandit fled at dusk after apologizing hunger drove the crime. Photographer Samuel Fites faces grand jury action over a stolen lease case, remanded to jail for bonds. Fair week closes with racing highlights including Brewers Kid winning the 2:13 race and a tight dash by Unmasked in a half mile event.
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Trotting Meet Postponed in Lexington Due to Rain
Heavy rains ruined the trotting track in Lexington Kentucky causing today’s meet to be called off. An extra day will extend the program with races scheduled for Saturday October 17.
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Cholera Cases Decline in St Petersburg
Cholera continued to decrease as of noon today with 9 new cases and 45 deaths in the last 24 hours. There are 1,391 patients currently hospitalized in municipal facilities.
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Well Known Insurance Man Louis Gatewood Dies in Albuquerque
Louis Gatewood, a long time Albuquerque resident and insurance man, died yesterday after years of active business. He is survived by his wife and a large circle of friends in Albuquerque and beyond.
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