Cabinet Officers to Take Up Campaign Duties Next Week
The White House announced that all members of the president’s official family will tour key states next week to bolster Taft’s campaign. Postmaster General Meyer will visit Ohio Maryland New Jersey and Massachusetts while Secretary Root plans events in Cincinnati Toledo and New York City.
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Meyer
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Root
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Official Call For Mining Congress Issued
Denver October 23 The executive committee of the American Mining congress issues the official call for its eleventh annual session to be held in Pittsburg Pennsylvania December 2 3 4 and 5 1908 The program emphasizes protection of miners lives illicit mining stock operations smelter relations federal aid for mining schools and experimental stations rare mineral resources conservation and unification of mining laws The convention will be an open forum for discussion
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Pittsburg
Bureau of Mines
United States Senate
Congress
Dr Pierce Medicines Openly Post Ingredients On Bottles
The article defends Dr Pierce medicines by stating each ingredient is listed on bottle wrappers and sworn to under oath. It emphasizes alcohol free formulas using glycerine and forest roots. It notes the Golden Medical Discovery as a curative tonic and purifier though warns against expecting miracles and urges patient, continued use.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Presidents and Governors Called to Appoint Delegates at Convention
The article notes a call for the U S president governors of the states and heads of commercial bodies to appoint delegates to a forthcoming convention. A coal mine gas testing plant at Pit tburg is under construction and will be completed with funds appropriated in the last Congress session.
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United States
Ates
Wdies
Pittr+burg
Tragedy on Bridal Tour Ends in Double Death and Heroic Interference
On a bridal journey in October Mrs. Fred Van Ingen witnessed her husband’s murder when F S Beauve of Planquemine fired on the couple aboard the Texas and Pacific line. The bride survived but became a widow as Beauve was restrained when an uncle thrust his thumb on the hammer. The groom, Prof. Fred Van Ingen of Alexandria, a Blanchard relative, died minutes after the shot. Beauve was arrested in Baton Rouge. the wedding had taken place the day before in Alexandria.
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New Orleans
Fred van Ingen
F. SS. Beauve
Planquemine
Alexandria
Blanchard
James M. Rhorer
Iberville Parish
Baton Mouge
Feative
Olf Vnd van Ingen
Beauve
Revolutionaries on Trial in El Paso Case
Five revolutionaries were arrested in El Paso last June and charged with fomenting a revolution on United States soil against a friendly nation. Trevino and Silva were found guilty. Ramirez and Ramirez acquitted. sentencing set for tomorrow by Judge Maxey.
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Morning Journal
Paso
Texas
United States
Preetiane G
Silva
Lecardio Trevino
el Paso
Mexico
Juarez
Arroga
Rio Grande
Jalil
Flores Magon
Ding
Mexican Republic
Ely
Eiven Court of Appeals
Jose Maria Ramirez
Benjamin Silva
San Francisco Mourns Lost Municipal Funds
Experts appointed by the attorney general report a city treasury shortage totaling 60 000 dollars. Of this amount 14 000 dollars belonged to the state. The shortage occurred during City Treasurer Banters term around the 1906 disaster period.
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San Franciseo
Banters
Bulgarians Reject Turkish Tribute Demands in Sofia Talks
Negotiations between Bulgarian envoy M Dimitroff and Turkish grand vizier Kiamal Pasha in Sofia collapse after Turks demand tribute from Rumelia and railway property. Bulgarians refuse to pay, insisting on independence and railway ownership. envoys recalled.
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M Dimitroff
Kiamal Pasha
Turkey
M. Stovamovich
Tevfik Pasha
Bulgaria
Rumelia
Russian push for a Great Powers Conference renews in Berlin
The St Petersburg dispatches say Russia seeks a conference of the powers to mend the Palkan treaties. Iswolsky opens talks in Berlin tomorrow, with officials insisting international sanction is necessary. Rumors of Iswolsky’s retirement are denied, while Prince Ourousseff exits Vienna due to illness, and Count Witte replacement reports are unconfirmed.
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M. Iswoleky
Berlin
Presse
Foreign Office
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Nicholau
Renorte
M. Teharykoff
Iswolsky
Russia
Prince Ourousseff
Vienna
Austria
Sanjak
Bosnia
Hercegovina
Novoe- Vremya
Qurousseff
Count Witte
M. Bachmetieff
Japan
Austria Breaks Off Bosnia Talks and Seeks European Conference
Vienna reports Austria-Hungary will end direct negotiations with the Porte over Bosnia and Herzegovina and push the matter to a European conference. A high official cites British influence for the move while urging no loss of hope for a direct settlement before the conference. Austria will attend the powers’ conference only after annexation is registered, with Germany backing her stance.
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Get
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Associated Press
Turkey
Great Britain
Austria
Germany
Russian Refugee Safe From Wrath of Czar
The case of Dan Jaceff Pouren, a Russian refugee, drew attention as Russia pressed for extradition. The situation highlights diplomatic tensions and refugee protection concerns amid ongoing disputes between Washington and the Russian government.
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Wrath OF Czar
Washington, Et
Dan Jaceff Pouren
Secretary Root Denies Extradition Warrant for York
Secretary Root today refused to issue a warrant for extradition of York. The decision preserves Russia’s right to pursue a new proceeding claiming extradition for a political offense not prohibited by the treaty.
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York
Root
Russia
Zeppelin airship makes good after reentry at Friedershafen
The reconstructed Zeppelin dirigible No 1 returned with ten passengers, flew three and a half hours at about 39.31 mph at 500 feet. It ascended from Lake Constance, passed the palace, met by King of Wartenburg and Queen Charlotte aboard, then flew toward Switzerland and Rhine valley before landing safely on the lake. Countess Zeppelin received updates for Berlin, with endurance flight possible next Monday.
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Morning Journal
Friedershafen
Lake Constance
Switzerland
Rhine
Countess Zeppelin
Count X. Zeppelin
Berlin
Cleveland letter controversy over forged document questioned
Morning Journal reports Colonel Watterson denying knowledge of a Cleveland letter tied to Judge Taft. Watterson says the letter appeared fraudulent, notes errors about Cleveland's executor and a literary agent, and recounts urging investigation while staying out of politics.
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Morning Journal
Louisville
Dayton
Ohio
Broughton Brandenburg
Watterson
Cleveland
Associated Press
New York Times
Taft
Mr. Cleveland
Ihs
New York Herald
the World
Frank B. Hastings
Frederick’ 8
Curlel
Dune
New York
Coast swept with great loss in a wide area
A report states considerable interior damage with few advices arriving by schooner. The coast from Pearl Cape to Cape Gracious appears swept, and there is much loss of life. The fruit steamer Dictator is safe and uninjured.
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Pearl Cape
Cape Gracious
Taxicab Chauffeur Beaten by Strikers in East Side Attack
New York report of William Kauff win a taxi driver beaten and stabbed ten times by strike sympathizers. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital in serious condition. Police seek suspects, while the strike action is blamed for the assault.
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New York
William Kauffwin
East Side
Bellevue Hospital
Hurricane sweeps coast of Nicaragua near towns destroyed
A cable from Nicaragua sent to the Picayune reports a disastrous hurricane sweeping the coast last Friday and Saturday. It destroyed the town of Hiv Grones and Pringapulku and caused further damage along the coast.
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New Orleans
Thefields
Picayune
Hiv Grones
Pringapulku
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