Curse of Thiste A Roosevelt Portrait Novel Hypotheses Race
A review notes a new novel The Curse of Thiste by Joey author presenting a Roosevelt guided racial thesis. The plot follows Jack, a boy bullied in New Haven, aided by a Rough Rider figure who later reveals Roosevelt as narrator. The piece questions innate traits vs environment and portrays a controversial color problem solution through gradual racial integration and class solidarity.
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New York
Joey
Thiste
No W. Tae Vate
Roosevelt
Daane Cond
Hia
Jack
New Haven
Mass
Jack Harvard
Snek
Mer
Coloe Peebleni
Big scale war maneuvers planned in lakes department
About 1000 troops from Indiana Illinois Ohio Kentucky and Wisconsin will participate in joint simulated warfare near West Point Kentucky with units from the department of the lakes. Major General John J. Liles issued detailed orders guiding drivers troops and supporting corps as maneuvers run October 2 onward over two weeks.
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Young
West Point
Department of the Lakes
Daur
Pausi
Imiucios
Indiana
Illinois
Ghia
Adedigig
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Ateysula Roops
Dine Tunky
Mililkey
John J. Liles
Aengthy
Ditternivy Aanl
nOlug Thue
Hazing Policy Tightened at Naval Academy Debate
Secretary Moody and Captain Will iard 14. Lrewison discussed hazing at the academy. Growason reports no hazing exists. investigation continues. Upon sailors' return from holiday, superintendent will renew anti hazing efforts. Moody warned that if hazing exists, Annapolis will act.
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Waslington
Atinupols
Uas
Williard
Lrewison
Naval Academy
Bines
Growason
Huang
Annapolis
Moody Rejy
Brownson
Navy
State May Appeal Over Northern Securities Court Ruling
A petition for appeal argues the court erred in upholding the Northern Securities Company as legal and in denying relief to prevent dissolution. It contends the Securities Company was formed to seize control of major railroads, and seeks reversal to block interference with railroad ownership and management.
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Northern Securities Company
St Motil
Mian
Lowig
Firth
Beeurities
Wes Dee Wind
Leechren
Seeartt Company
Seeurides Company
Coa
Foiled the Robbers on the New York New Haven and Hartford
An engineer on the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad near Plum Plummer’s Ledge sees a lantern signal intended to lure the train into a trap. He immediately stops, applies brakes, and the crew prevents a likely robbery as Deputy Sheriff Tagua handles the investigation. The incident occurs at Whitlin station, with the crew describing a near miss and a swift, alert response.
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New York, New Haven
Hartford
Woortocket
Berauge
W. Hoss
Plummers Ledge
Whitlin Station
New York, New Haven and Martford
Mn Pole
Plummer’s Ledge
Lelong
Angie Loss
Imac
Leeroandheel
Tagua
Tennessee Lynch Mob Killings At City Jail
A mob overpowered a jail in Lynchburg. Sheriff Davison and two officers tried to defend a Black prisoner but were overwhelmed. The prisoner, later identified by authorities as unknown, was killed by hanging at the jail entrance. About two dozen suspects were arrested for assault.
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Sherriy
Davidson
Morifus
Wits
Megen
Ata
AL Smiall
Dail
Davitson
Sherhf
Cape
Tyes
Sheta
Gre
Jad
Bes
Wil
Urea Dar
IETT Is Sentenced for Hanging Order in Kentucky
The court under Judge Osborne schedules the execution of Iett between sunrise and sunset on December 12. Jett’s attorney, Bhinton, lodges an urgent request and appeals to higher court, while the case is stayed for further preparatory steps and review.
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Osborne
Deanes Ooukeil
Duper Bhinton
Jett
Mary
Blanton
Prisoner Keffer Dances and Sings Before Hanging in Wyoming
A Wyoming convict named James Keffer spent the day before his execution in revelry and music. He requested fellow prisoner Jim Ballard be allowed to play the mouth harp, and Keffer danced and sang for hours. Later he joined a death watch and story telling with inmates until late night.
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Wyoming
Aider
Wyd
James Kelfer
Anuseler
A. C. Waren
Keller
Jim Ballard
Keffer
Newark Street Railway Strike Halts Service at Peak Hour
Newark set for a general walkout as street railway employees strike at the busiest hour, delaying thousands and forcing many to walk. The walkout, the largest in twenty years, targets wage increases, split runs, and union recognition, with efforts to involve officials and a pending corporate response.
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Newark
Essex
Ciudsen
Passale
Linian
Moon
Metuurter
Public Service Corporation
Nules
Trolley Car Men's Association
Mahon
Warning to Labor President Buchanan Attacks Unions
Kansas City, Sept 26 The Structural Ironworkers president Buchanan delivered his annual address to the convention praising the union’s growth and peace with bridge companies. He warned the press and capital against union disruption, urged early AFL affiliation, and called for a conference to address what he called a growing evil and increasing government pressure.
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Buchanan
Kansas City
Structural Ironworkers
Naatton
American Federations of Labor
Sald
Knights of Labor Reject Roosevelt Clash In Printing Office Row
Pittsburg September six report from Burns the general muster workman of the Knights of Labor on a Washington meeting notes a general executive board resolution. It states labor factions opposing Roosevelt in the government printing office dispute should not disrupt unions or wound members. The board urges both sides to refer the controversy to Senator Law for arbitration and cites Senator Hanna as a friend of labor and Roosevelt.
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L. Indarses
Juiller
Pittsburg
Ihnen Burns
Knights of Labor
Washington
Roward
Tie
General Executive Board
Roosevelt
Government
White House
Roosevelts
the Order of Knights of Labor, Incorporated
I'anna
Organized Labor
Spaniard Charged With Sedition in Manila Uprising Instigations
Commander Cores, a former Spanish officer, faces rebellion and insurrection charges for organizing the Union Obrero and inciting leaders in Bizel Languna Cavite and nearby provinces to arm for revolt against US authority. The case ties to recent insurrection and to nationalist juntas in Hong Kong, Japan, and Madrid.
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Manila
Cominader Cores
Union Obrero
Todey
Bizel
Bujecan
Languna
Cavite
United States
Union Obrera
Hong Kong
Japan
Madrid
Steel Stocks Hit Hard as Dow Closes Lower
New York trading on September 28 showed steel shares severely pressured after an open marked by heavy selling. Declines broadened into midday and afternoon, with United States Steel and related issues falling despite brief short-covering rallies. Market sentiment remained unsettled, though the list finished largely firmer than the session’s lows as some support emerged from buying interest and a cautious Wall Street investigation into “week houses” offered reassurance.
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New York
Neeferved
Witteh
Avery
Evening Post
Toy
Iin
Wall Street
Hey
United States Steel
Shorts
Alee Law Vis Ak Lom
Bulgaria orders Turkish troops to withdraw frontier forces
Sofia reports rumors that Bulgaria sent an ultimatum to Turkey demanding withdrawal and mobilization of Ottoman forces if not met by noon. Foreign Office denies sending any ultimatum and states no such communication was issued.
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Bulgaria
Turkey
Sofia
Wullimatum
Foreign Office
A Great Conspiracy Partition Plan Sought by Powers
London cleric Canon Maccoll denounces a three power scheme to partition Turkey. He claims Austria would govern Servia with half Macedonia, Russia the other half, and Germany a slice of Asia Minor and the Balonetes port. He urges immediate British action to counter what he calls a commercial guliverin.
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London Ecclesiast
Turkey
London
Mmen
Dunia Beks
Canon Maccoll
Germany
Austria
Russia
Servia
Macedonia
Fonluu
Bulgaria
Balontes
Watt
Guliverein
Athat
Ica
Sioux City Live Stock Markets Report
Markets show mixed livestock activity with hogs and cattle steady to firm. Receipts at Sioux City and nearby regions indicate buyers cautious but steady demand, with hogs at 4.50 to 6.80 and cattle and sheep showing varied price ranges amid regional trading across South Omaha and Kansas City.
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Chicago
Chicnago
TOURK
Cutve—steaiy
Grain Markets and Provisions Summary Chicuigh Scot
Grain and Provisions notes show cash quotations varied with markets. Prices for timothy seed and butter firm. cheese market steady with Minneapolis reports. No 1 northern at 83c, No 2 northern at 79c.
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Chicuigh
Scot
Timothy Beet Vian Pai
Iesio
Control of Steel Stocks and Lake Superior Bankruptcy
New York reports allege Speyer & Co may auction the Consolidated Lake Superior assets on October 1 as speculation swirls about a Standard Oil driven bear raid to push U S Steel shares lower. The plan hints at a Rockefeller-Gould influence to seize Lake Superior and Colorado fuel assets, with U S Steel facing pressure amid a low stock price environment. Philadelphia and Pittsburg dispatches outline reorganizational plans for Lake Superior and possible wage cuts at U S Steel sheet plants amid overproduction and weak demand.
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New York
Speyer Syndicae
Consolidated
Lake Superior Company
Vytelm
Tival Steel Manufacturing
Superior
Speyer & Co
United States Steel
Canada
Colorado Fuel and Tron
Trust
West
Rockefeller-Gould
Colorado
Take Superior Consolidated
New York Exchange
Standard Oil
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Lake Superior
Tanel
Philadelphia
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
President Roosevelt Weighs 220 Pounds in Washington
A Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt now weighs about 228 pounds and fears further gain may hinder his outdoor exercise. He aims to slim down though his stubborn weight resists ordinary methods. sworn in at 185 pounds, he seems to thrive on the hard work of the administration.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Oyster Bay
Mir Roosevelt
Assaulted by a Brute Leaves Woman and Child Critical
Northfield VI Sept. Neighbors found Mrs Stephen Kambler and her child at her South Northfield home early. A club lay beside them. The woman recovered enough to name a strange man who entered the house in an apparent attempt to outrage her. She lapsed into unconsciousness. the child is expected to recover.
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Northfield
Plan A Great Fight Marble Workers Union Support
Chicago plan to back the Marble Workers against the National Marble dealers. Sixty unions with about fifty thousand members pledge support to secure union shops. A special council meeting announced the plan as manufacturers set to open plants with non union men, risking strikes by firemen and machinists in shops that hire non union workers.
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Marble Workers of Chicago
Chicago
Building Fraternal Trades Council
Leutsch
Council
Marble Workers Union
Flort
National Marble Dealers
Adiron dacks Wealth Gap Sparks Violent Tension
Rumors swirl over a fatal Dexter murder as locals blame resentment toward rich New Yorkers who own Adirondack lands. In a raid near Rockefeller property, a bullet struck the summer home guarded by staff while investigators consider motives tied to disputes with lumber and trap interests.
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Adirondacks
Malone
N.Y
Serkins
Astsa
Orlando P. Dexter
William Trockefeller
Dexter
Santa Clara
Rockeller
Rockefeller House
Stockefeller
Ray Pond
Oreal
Teaffide
Rockefetler
Roovkefeller
Shimonse
John
Badger
Ientry
Franklin County
Ponders
St. Lawrence County
Sextyer
Club of Girls in Boise City Exposed by Deaths
A Boise City death pattern links a clandestine club of young women to at least three deaths by self harm within months. Grace Ashton, latest victim, used morphine and prompted police to uncover the group’s existence. Reports note prior suicide attempts by others and ongoing investigations aim to break up the organization.
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Boise City
Boise
Thalia
Stent
Cheeclse
Dewar
Grace Ashton
Morphine
Lot
Hee Oumlers
Low Is Nominated for New York City Ticket
The Republican Citizens' Union of New York nominated Solomon Low for mayor with Edward St Grout for comptroller and Charles V Fornea for president of the board of aldermen. The party endorsed the current efficient administration and declared the two year old platform fulfilled. Marble shops in Chicago face renewed work stoppage as four member firms remain closed.
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Citizens’ Union
New York
Republican Citizens’ Union
Thee Farmer
Grand Central Palace
Cooper Uolor
Soili Low
Edward St. Grout
Charles V. Fornea
Board of Alderon
Lew
Grant
Prent Iwornes
G. A. R. Men Barred From Sauer Funeral
In Neena Wis a controversy erupts after Rev Albert Vroehike bars G A R members from attending funeral services for Ferdinand Sauer in the German Lutheran church. Sauer, a prominent G A R man, had named pallbearers from the local post before his death.
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Gaste
J. W. Locato
Tennessee
Iett
Air Lines
Sioux City
Amd Buceher
Nouw Tay
Son Holters
South Omaha
South Omak
Seyi
Kansas Ci
Grain Markets
Minneapolis
Iauibye
Berg
U. S. Steel
United States Level Corporation
Amalgamated Association
Steel Company
Shaffer
Amalgamated
Warrane
Suicide Club OF Girls
Low
National Marble Dealers’ Association
Fui
G. A. AR
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