Terrific Street Car Crash in Cleveland Kills Three
A Cleveland street car bound for Euclid Leach ran off a sharp curve at the Nickel Phite trestle foot. The high speed crash killed three and injured about a dozen, as motorman lost control and brakes failed. Victims include Walter Maxwell 22 and Harv Young Bingham, with Maxwell's fiancée Hazel Madison nearby. wedding planned next week. In New York United States Senator W A Clark was injured in a separate automobile accident in France, with details from private information.
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Cleveland
Oct
Windmere
Walter Maxwell
Savaarwatk
Young Bingham
Maxwell
Hazel Madson
New York
United States
W. A. Clark
France
Cuban Affairs Assumes Form President Roosevelt Deck Ton Mac Provision
A terse dispatch notes Cuban affairs shifting to a form associated with President Roosevelt. The report mentions island governance changes and a provision labeled Ton Mac, with Al Woveryon cited as a key figure in the description.
Roosevelt Delays Magoon Cuba Appointment Amid Puerto Rico Shifts
President Roosevelt confirmed plans to appoint Charles W. Magoon as provisional governor of Cuba, while Governor Winthrop remains in Porto Rico. A late dispatch varied on whether Magoon would depart soon, as Taft officials indicated Winthrop’s duties would continue briefly before changes. Magoon, Mrs. Peabody and others were guests at the White House dinner as the administration reconsiders assignments.
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Washington
White House
Magoon
Cuba
Taft
Winthrop
Porte Kew
Hau
Mahe
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
Ma Ro
Masoon
Winthrory
Philippines
Jude ‘Maxon
Itor
Peabody” of
Groton
Maas
Havana Rebels Disarmament Sight Draws Crowds
Tens of thousands watched as guerrero rebels were escorted to surrender arms near Havana, with Marines and officers supervising the process. Insurgents traveling to Pinar del Rio to disarm set off tension, while some men accepted arm surrender at Rincon and Santiago de Las Vegas.
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Havana
Pinar del Rio
Guamajay
Santiago de Las Vegas
Rincon
General Funsto
Ladd
del Rio
Todd
Sand
Cuban Insurgency Report and Cuban Leaders
Testimony from an American veteran details limited combat in the Cuban revolution, with most fighting described as between opposing forces and property damage escalating post war. Officials estimate insurgent damage around 190 000, while Taft moves to stabilize affairs and provisional government issues unfold as Cuban leaders shift quarters. Harry J. Jerome, Talon Steam Ship Co. head and Union Oil executive, dies at Fort McHenry.
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Harevey
Roosevelt
Guerreri
Santa Chara
San Nicholas
Baltimore
Oct
Harry
Jerome
Talon Steam: Ship_compans
San Francisco
Union Oil Company
Fort McHenry
Men Entombed in Coal Mine After West Pla Explosion
In a West Plas coal mine disaster seventy five workers are reported entombed as a massive fire rages. Two rescue teams entered the mine. by 1 am two men, Colbert and Godash, were reached and revived. The cause remains unknown and rescue work is slowed by the blaze amid anxious crowds in the village.
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Colbert
Godash
Foster New Director of Butte Coalition
Boston announces Foster named director for the new Butte Coalition replacing A C Carson who resigned. Large block of Hutte Coalition stock purchased by Leneration company and other insiders. Foster examined the property and offered to buy more, with plans to trade on the London market once arrangements are completed.
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Boston
Hutte Coalition
Ito
Helnge
Philip T. Poster
London Ploration Company
A.C. Carson
Tutte
Foster
Mob Excited Over Jail Incident in Mobile
In Mobile a day of turmoil followed last night's mob action at the county jail seeking Dick alias Cornelius Robinson for assault on Sossoman trail. Gunfire through the gate killed Special Deputy Roy Hoyle. A second accused, Willie Thompson, was said to be jailed in Birmingham. Indictments were returned against both men for next week. A prominent Black citizen urged calm and repudiated the crimes.
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Mobile
Cornelius Robinson
Roy Hoyle
Birmingham
Willie ‘Thompson
Thompson
Robinson
Fire at Mackay destroys plant and kills Nelson
A blaze at Mackay's White Kenob smelting yard damaged the sampler and ore bins, with a large engine and ore care wrecked. Charles Nelson died in the explosion and another man burned, while two escaped. Wind aided firefighters but the smelter will close for a month. work elsewhere continues. Nearby reports note a separate suicide in New Orleans and upcoming political speeches in Kalispell Havre Philipsburg Plains Missoula in October.
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Standard
Mackay
Maho
Charles Nelson
Nelson
State fair draws larger crowd amid history emphasis
Report notes a growing attendance at the state fair as history related talks and lessons draw interest. Mentions the Montane and related events, with presenters and officials showcasing archival displays and community engagement throughout the day.
Montana Pioneer Judge Reflects on Asa A Brown Death
Judge Woody recalls Asa A. Brown of Deer Lodge as a lawyer and early Montana figure, recounting a disputed 1870 territorial legislature attendance and noting Brown's reported death in Lincoln. The piece includes correspondence from James Sanders of Helena clarifying Brown’s status and a reminiscence about early Missoula and Deer Lodge politics.
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Missotta
Frank H. Woody
Mincoula County
Montana
Aas Alkens Brown
Lincoln
Brown
Woody
East
Old Blackfoot City
Missoula
Deer Lodge
Walter B. Dance
A. HL
Asi A. Brown
Virginia City
James A. Sanders
Helena
Society of Montana’ Pioneers
Howie
Montana. Historical Society
Judge Woody
Standard
Asa A. Brown
County
Historical Society of Montana
James Sanders
Mont
A. A. Brown
Hall in Butte shooting remains alive seeks to recover
Special Dispatch to the Standard Seattle reports Jesse M. Hall, once of Hutte, still alive near Butte after being shot by his father in law William Constantine. Doctors fear an amputation as a bullet in the right lung remains unfound. Constantine and family stay silent while attorney Vince Faben defends the actions as justifiable, denying jealousy claims and noting public facts will emerge with time.
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Jesse M. Hall
Hutte
Yeater
William Constantine
Constantine
Daughere
Jesse Hall
Vince Faben
Faben
Hall
M.D. St. John
Mall
Florace Hall
Jesse
Butte
Dr. Hall of
Tutte
Finight
Dr. Hall
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