Aviator Survives Wind Surge After Near Destruction
A Kansas aviator ascended to 8 471 feet and was swept aloft by a strong wind, narrowly avoiding breakup. The incident drew attention as the governor appeared before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Chicago to discuss practical construction concerns.
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Kansas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Morning Journal
Interstate Commerce C Commission
W. RR. Stubbs
Kishats
Wansua
Keverner Stibte
Stubbs
Cresee
Rmitroad
J. Norton
Fant We
Governeur
Str Bss
Mtr
Norton Eskead
Danorinr Stable
Norton
Newt
Kane
Ibs
Faust
Shipley
Hue
Patel
Wade & Hovrend
Vets Jriel
Ile Canta
Wealthy movement grows as revolt spreads in southern China
The Morning Journal reports rising anti Manchu sentiment in Sze Chuan and Yunnan with unrest in the south. Foreign missionaries are killed and Shanghai papers note hostility to the Manchu dynasty. Yunnan and much of Sze Chuan show willingness to join any movement against the government, with mandarins in the south likely to lend support.
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Shanghai
Sze-Chuan
Yunnan
Eigen
Yunenan
Yanktse
Taft Likely 1912 Candidate Faces Possible Roosevelt Challenge
Senator Elihu Root warned in Manhattan that Taft remains the Republican front runner unless voters repudiate his administration by a crushing defeat. He argued a Democratic NY victory could shift 1932 picks toward Roosevelt or more radical leaders, with Roosevelt’s stance unclear.
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United States
Mr. Taft
Taft
Elihu Root
Manhattan Casino
Root
Theodore Rloosevelt
Roosevelt
New York
North
Middle West
Nin
Ike Nieevelt
Roonsevelt
Republican Party
Mike
Be Tx
Din Party
Democratic Party
Afta
Natal
Mr. Rogevelt
Roosevelt Attacks Connecticut Jurist Over Hoxie Case
Theodore Roosevelt released a letter to Judge Simon E Baldwin railing against a Connecticut ruling that declared the workers compensation act unconstitutional in the Hoxie v New York New Haven Hartford case. He argues federal law supersedes state decisions and criticizes retrogressive fellow servant doctrine.
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Simon E. Baldwin
Connecticut
Roosevelt
William 4. Hoxie
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
William HW. Hoxie
New York, New Haven and Hartford Allroad Company
Hoxte
Law
United States
New York
Hughes
New Mexico Constitution Debate Leads to Referendum Clause
After sixteen hours of debate the constitutional committee adopts a majority report establishing a 73 member legislature with fixed salaries and limited sessions. The draft embeds a referendum requiring ten percent of voters to demand a law be put to the people, while the initiative is rejected amid factional dispute among delegates including Bernalillo County supporters.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Constitutional Contemporary
Committee On Legislative Department
Merguscon
I B. Stover
Bernallilo
Oresnon
Democratic Party
Bernalillo
Bernialillo County
Dernalillo County
New Mexico
Asis Committee
Delec
Colfax
San Miguel
Valenela
Banderal
McKinley
New
Mexico
Aero Club selects Hamilton Drexel and Brookins to defend international trophy
The Aero Club of America announced Hamilton Drexel and Brookins will fly a Demoiselle to defend the Grand Bennett international speed trophy. Johnstone set a new altitude record at Belmont Park while an in-tournament accident caused minor damage to a Wright machine.
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Morning Journal
New York
Belmont Park
Ralph Johnstone
Middle Island Village
L. F
Ace Club of America
Hamilton
Drexel
Brookins
Audemars
Demoiselle
Bohart
Euihoast
Johnstone
Wien
Curtiss
Boise
Bnite
Aeru
Mab
Tagekite
Blerict
Moses
Wright
Simon
Arrie
Ogilvie
Britain
McAnie
Prince Regent Promises Parliament in 1907
Reports from Peking via the Kamakura Maru describe the opening of China's new senate on October 3 with troops lining the way for the prince regent. He declared the senate foundational to constitutional government and foretold a parliament in 1817 while noting financial deficits and language barriers among delegates.
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Senate
Flood Devastates Chinese Regions and Tokyo Areas
The report notes drownings in Chenk ianie China and widespread submersion in Chonkionsy and Menguns. Yokohama faced inundation after a Kamakura Morn departure, with 17 days of continuous ruin and heavy losses feared. districts including Asukusa and Honjo Siktake remain flooded from last August.
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Moreing Journal
Victoria
Get
Chenkianie
China
Bia
Chonkionsy
Menguns
Yokohama
Asukusa
Honjo Siktake
Pukugawe
Missing Forester May Not Have Perished
Olympia Washington Det 26 reports John FH Sullivan once missing U S forester may not be dead after six weeks in Gray's Harbor woods. Forester A A Parker says Sullivan left service after a broken engagement and suicide or exposure is not certain.
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Olympia
Wash
John FH. Sullivan
United States
Faye Exter
Gray's Harbor
A. A. Parker
Parker
Sullivan
Heaker
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York
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Lena
Flays
Rochester
N.Y
Dore Roosevelt
Legislative Committee
Gentlanen
Verhapen
Bernalillo County
BS. Stover
Enlay
Consentiou
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Aero Club
Belew
Prince Regent
Faousard Ghincoe Crowa
Han River
Herkley
Chugwater
Wye
George Milne
Wyoming
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