Wireless Fleet Typhoon Delays Work as Sailors Die at Sea
U S battleship fleet reports severe storm off northern Philippines from Oct 12 to 17. Virginia New Jersey and Wisconsin lost lifeboats. one sailor William Fuller drowned. A Gladden rescued after overboard incident. Fleet speeds reduced, heading for Yokohama delayed to morning Oct 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tby Morning Journal
Wokio
Unite States
Philippine
Yokohama
Associated Press
Pattleship
Connecticut
Cape Shiomisake
Lugven
Virginia
New Jersey
Wisconsin
William Fuller
Rhode Island
A. Gladden
Kentucky
Missouri
Delay of American battleship to Yokohama amid storm
The Connecticut reports a tremendous storm off the Saigon island area delayed her arrival at Yokohama. One man drowned and other damage occurred as the fleet weathered the morning of October 1. Arrival is now set for dawn the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vissus Pape Ote
EN Vorop
Amy PO Mor
Yokohama
Saigon
Associated Press
Tokio
Wirelows
Connecticut
Fhimenoreki
Thet
Dr Pierce Cure for Uterine Disease Promoted as Safe
An 19th century advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for symptoms misattributed to general ailments but caused by uterine disease. It markets the tonic as a gentle female strengthener and claims relief from nervous disorders tied to the uterus, along with Pleasant Pellets for stomach and liver support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette
Pierce
St. Vitus
Fleet News from Pacific Patrol and Welcome Messages
October reports describe a terrible gale off the northern Luson coast with one man washed overboard and light damage. The fleet will reach Yokohima by TXth morning as Admiral Saito and Rear Admiral Sperry exchange wireless welcomes acknowledging delays of about twenty four hours due to stormy seas in the Southeast. Cruisers encounter a southeast storm as the Pacific fleet nears Honolulu with arrival expected tomorrow morning.
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Yokowima
Saito
Sperry
Tito
Tokia
Honolulu
Vincecombal Vision
Pacific Fleet
Samoa
Soldier’s chronic diarrhoea cured by a remedy
George M. Felton of South Gibson Pa recalls Army days in 1865 when chronic diarrhoea struck. After many failed remedies he trusted A W Miles who persuaded him to use Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The bottle stopped the condition. For sale by all druggists.
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George M. Felton
South Gibson
A. W. Miles
Mee
Crowds Cheer Bryan in Denver on Final New York Stop
Reports from Brooklyn and Denver describe large crowds and a cordial reception for William Jennings Bryan. He railed against the Republicans, warned of socialism, and urged tax reforms while contrasting wealth and poverty under tariff policies.
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Bryan
Denver
Probate Court Notes Shows Guardians and Probate Actions
Judge Jesse Romero presided a brief probate session approving Demetro Muniz as administrator of Encor nection Muniz estate with $100 bond. Anna Darigiel named guardian of Magdalena Mormon without bond, guardian of Ler Carding Mainz also approved without bond, and Cla rita Apodaca de Trujillo guardian of Anita Trujillo granted order to sell real estate. Agron Rosenwald will and Eliza Rosenwald executors appointed without bond amid estate claims and witness examinations. Court adjourned to continue business later this afternoon.
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Jesse Romero
Demetro Muniz
Muniz
Anna Darigiel
Magdalena Mormon
Miner
Alexandrine
Candelaria G. de Manix
Lercarding Mainz
Agron Rosenwald
Eliza Rosenwald
R. G Balcomb
William Hart
Clarita Apodaca de Trujillo
Anita Trujillo
Oelock
Chamberlains Salve Praised For Quick Healing Of Chapped Skin
An old advertisement claims Chamberlains Salve cures chapped skin on hands or face in one night and is unmatched for sore nipples burns and scalds with sales at all druggists.
Minor seeks to sue in New Mexico under age limit
In a district court session Judge Ira A. Abbott adjourned to consider a motion on whether two women under 21 may file suit in New Mexico territory. Plaintiff Mrs. Oro Butler Meece argues it is legal. defense contends she is not of legal age. Also noted are separate suits including TH. J. Arnott's Sterling business and a divorce petition by Lily LePouef Mitchell. Wedding presents expected for the Abruzzi duke.
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Ira A. Abbott
District Court
Oro Butler Meece
Isiah “A. Dye
Territory of
New Mexico
Meece
Whit
Cress
Hickey and Moore
TH. J. Arnott
International Mills and Elevator
Sterling
Kansas
M. H. BM Awards
Frederi J. Nickel
Lily LePouef Mitchell
Medler and Wilkerson
James P. Mitchell
Albuquerque
Refugees trapped in Metz fire described in witness accounts
Bay City travelers recount a train wreck near Metz where flames engulfed a gondola car. Survivors report women and children perished, while George Kero’s family suffered cremation. relief trains carried refugees and some refused to board due to fright.
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Metz
S. Richards
Bay City
Posen
George Boston
Pay City
Mr. Boston
Thames
George Kero
Alpena Fire Ravages Towns in Michigan112
A large fire outbreak in northeastern Michigan devastates Presque Isle Cheboygan and Metz areas with multiple villages destroyed and several fatalities reported. Fire crews battle advancing flames along a wide strip from Hubbard Lake to the Au Sable River as passengers on a Detroit and Mackinac railroad train endure a night surrounded by flames.
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Bert
Metz
Presque Isle
Cheboygan
Alpena County
Henry Kemps
Reolvon
South Rogers
la Joque
Cathro
Alcona
Hubbard Lake
Au Sable River
Presquetele
Lake Huron
Garrity
Detroit and Mackinac
la Roque
Alpena
Charles D. Williams
Mician, Wis
Forest fires spread in Michigan and New York regions
Reports say fires in northeastern Michigan threaten Traverse City and nearby cities while Chippewa and Houghton counties face rapid spreading danger. New York Adirondacks fires cause serious damage near Lake Placid and Stonywold sanitarium.
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Metz
Cadillac
Traverse City
Peninsukry
Chippewa
Houghton
New York
Albany
Adirondacks
State Forest, Fish and Game Station
Stonywold Sanitarium
Lake Placid
Inferno Devours Lincolnville Village Near Titusville
A forest fire in Lincolnville, near Titusville, Pa, spread rapidly and is out of control. Reports indicate several homes burned and authorities have requested aid from nearby communities as efforts continue to battle the blaze.
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Titusville
Lincolnville
South invited to resume place in nation
In a political frame the author argues that the South should rejoin national leadership by shifting influence toward Republicans. He suggests southern leaders who sympathize with Democrats could join the Republican party to gain electoral votes and influence in the administration, reflecting the era's party dynamics.
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South
Sherman Ghets Chailly Death Promendean Branes
Clean New York Oct 16 James S Sherman on the Allegheny Indian reservation met local officials including W C Hoag treasurer of the reservation The Indians greeted him with little enthusiasm and Sherman remarked I have fought every move to deprive them of their snap He spoke at an old fashioned Republican rally to close twelve hours of campaigning on the tour
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James 8S. Sherman
Allesgheny Indian Reservation
Sherman
W. C. Hoag
Sherme
Houg
Hawdot
United States
Committee On
Republicans Defend Campaign Donations Amid New York Visit
Sheldon Beands and Moe pledge that claims about Wall Street contributions to the Republican National Campaign are false. Chairman Hitchcock meets district leaders and Negro pastors at national headquarters in New York to affirm party loyalty and support for its candidates during the campaign.
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New York
Jeorge Sheldon
Republican National
Nathan Straus
Wall Street
Hitchcock
Repubican National Committee
Republican Club
Republican County
Assur
Tte
Hitcheok
Registration Books Open for Important Election
The notice urges all eligible voters to register as registration closes soon. It warns that prior registration does not carry over and emphasizes the duty to vote in the upcoming election.
Kid McCoy Returns to Ring in Prolific Exhibition
New York October 16 Kid McCoy after a four year layoff opened at the National Athletic Club by schooling Jim Stewart of Brookline in six rounds The Brooklyn light heavyweight contender Morrison McCoy weighed about 168 pounds and dominated the bout with superior footwork and spacing Stewart was floored in the first round and never recovered The crowd of sporting men filled the venue seeking to see if McCoy could reclaim top form before a potential title run.
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New Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Kern
National Democratic Club
Fter
New York
Tammany Hall
Tomverels
Republican Party
Fam
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Republcan Party
Morning Journal
Kid" McCay
National Athletic Club
Eerly
Jim Stewart
Brook Ion
McCoy
Jack Sullivan
Los Angeles
White McCoy
Stewart
Fight Is Won Declares Chairman Mack
The chairman Mack says the fight is won as he campaigns for two weeks. He notes New York, Ohio and Indiana are democratic this year and predicts several other states will swing from Republican to Democratic two weeks from Tuesday.
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Fight !S Won
Mack
Democratic campaign fund contributions listed for October
Chicago reports Democratic headquarters releasing October 1 contributions totaling 6294 dollars. Notable donors include James K McGuire of New York 500 Harvey Leamon 250 W A Glavford of Nebraska 100 Cate Selle of Texas 250 W L Moody 100 William Waddell 100 D H W Gardner 100 DL Prince 100 K R L Autry 100 Jesse H Jones 100 among others.
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Chicago
Democratic
Oon Otober
New York
James K McGuire
Harvey Leamon
Nebraska
W. A. Glaveford
Texas
Houston Post
Cate Selle
W. L. Moody
William Waddell
DB HW. Gardner
DL Prince
KR. L. Autry
Jesse H. Jones
Reception for W. J. Bryan in New York October 26
National Democratic club plans a Fifth Avenue reception at 5 20 pm followed by a 6 30 pm dinner for W J Bryan with about 100 guests. Escorts will proceed to Madison Square Garden for a speech, as torches line Fifth Avenue from club to the venue. Nathan Straus cites Republican fundraising in Wall Street and blames big business for the panic and political influence.
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New York
W. J. Bryan
National Democratic Club
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Bryan
Madison Square
Nathan Straus
Democratic Business Men's League of New York
Democratic
Wallstreet
Republican National Campaign Fund
Strau
Strive Stless
Hudspeth
Mr. Straus
Republican Party
Ion’t
New Jersey
No Indemnity for Turkey Accepted by Bulgarian Cabinet
The Bulgarian cabinet returned from the Rilo mountains and rejected London’s demand for indemnity to Turkey as a condition of recognizing Bulgaria's independence. The government will only negotiate purchase rights of the Oriental Railroad Company, sending a note to the powers outlining this stance.
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Morning Journal
Rofia
Czar Perdinand
Biet- Titea
Rilo Mountains
Ferdinand
London
Turkey
Bulgaria
Oriental Mailroad Company
Railroad Officials Invite Government Surrender Terms
Officials of the railroad invite the government to submit terms for surrendering the lease as Bulgaria administers the line provisionally and maintains company rates. A cabinet member says no mobilization of troops is planned for now due to local Turkish movements. He adds Romania’s indemnity payment would not hurt the country as Turkish creditors profit from the tribute. The cabinet argues paying an independence indemnity would be a supreme stultification.
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Bulgaria
Rukartia
Turkey
Publishers Fear Paper Fate Amid Strike Wave
New York officials report that independent paper mills faced orders to shut down as J T Carey of the paper makers union pressed a general strike. Major mills like Great Northern and International Paper now struggle to meet demand, risking a nationwide paper famine on the eve of elections. A Boston conference with Carey was planned to address the dispute.
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J.T. Carey
Paper Makers’ Union
Great Northern
International Taper Companies
Carey
Boston
President Roosevelt to Visit England After Africa Trip
The Times reports President Roosevelt will visit England after his African tour early in 1970. He is to give the Romanes lecture at Oxford and receive an honorary title during a university celebration. He may address audiences in Park and Forbonth, with dates and topics to be announced.
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London
Oqet
Times
Thoosevelt
England
Oxford
Willian
Roosevelt
Park
Forbonth
Mor Morrissey Elected President of AREIA in Cleveland
P H Morrissey of Cleveland, current grand master of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, was elected president of the American Railway Emploves and Investors association in Chicago. He will lead the new office starting January next with an annual salary of 15 dollars.
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Morvieery
Chicago
P. H. Morrissey
Cleveland
Rother
American Railway Emploves and Investors Association
Morrissey
Sallard’s Hephorine Touted as Liver Regulator
A historical ad claims EAMETS suffers melancholy from an inactive liver. It promotes Sallard's Herhing te as the perfect liver regulator and urges readers to try a ten day bottle from J. Wm. O Feilly & Co for bilious headaches constipation chills fever and liver complaints.
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Sallard
J. WM. Ofeilly & Ca
Fashion cafe offers regular dinner every evening at 6 20
The Fashion cafe serves a regular dinner every evening from 6 20 to 6 55 with a price of 35 cents.
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The
Fashion Cafe
Welock
Church Rebuffs Negro Editor Convention in Pittsburg
The Negro editors convention was barred from the A M E church on Arthur Street by congregational members upset over a declaration and resolutions censuring President Roosevelt and Taft. Trustees later prevented Harry Smith from speaking, citing no alternative venue and forcing the meeting to be called off.
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Morning Journal
Pittsburg
Ovi
Custom
Amathern
Mbidle
A. M. el. Thor
Arthur Street
Roosevelt
W. F B. Taft
Harry Smith
Ohio
Senator Foraker
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