Crane Recall to Washington Over China Posting Secrets
Washington reports say Charles R Crane was abruptly recalled from San Francisco as he prepared to sail for China to serve as minister. Officials cite alleged breach of diplomatic discretion for publishing sensitive U S attitudes toward China Japan in a Mirage newspaper article. Crane denies knowledge of the recall and says he will clear himself in Washington as investigations continue.
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Hearst Campaign Nears Peak With Civic Alliance Row
New York October 10 Hearst to address mass meeting at Carnegie Hall to outline his platform and acceptance of nomination while Tammany fights to keep Civic Alliance emblem on the ballot. McCarren allies rush in petitions, Hearst followers respond, board protests possible, Gaynor fires first strike in mayoral race.
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Taft Tours Fresno and Los Angeles in Southwestern Trip
President Taft arrived in Fresno amid heat and crowds as thousands gathered incourt house square. He delivered a sermon like speech, urged self restraint and sound common sense in government, and received a warm welcome from diverse residents including Japanese community leaders.
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Sugar planter D. H. Walsh commits suicide at home
Plaquemine Louisiana October 10 D H Walsh a leading sugar planter killed himself at his residence by shooting himself in the head. Authorities believe mental strain from hurricane crop damage and his wife’s death months ago led to the act.
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Uncle Sam's First Dreadnoughts Near Commission
Two battleships, the Delaware and North Dakota, near commissioning after major completion. Both feature large size, five 12 inch gun turrets, and reduced superstructures. Delaware is near trials at Newport News. North Dakota to test at Quincy. Each costs 10 million dollars and displaces about 20,690 tons.
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South Caro lina Governor Predicts Prohibition Sweep
New York October 10 Governor M F Ansel of South Carolina says the dry movement will dominate the South within five years. He notes rapid prohibition gains across the region and counties shifting to dispensaries as counties vote dry before November 15. He asserts prohibition has come to stay and shapes politics.
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Population of Indian tribes grows under U S efforts
Washington reports official figures show over 300 000 American Indians in the United States up about 40 000 in twenty years. Government funds are expanding education for more than 30 000 Indian boys and girls with three and one third million dollars spent to uplift their level of civilization.
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China circulates anti Japan leaflets in north China
Circulators from the Popular Association of Three Eastern Provinces issue inflammatory texts in north China against Japan. They claim Japanese aggression and call for a boycott, urging widespread reprinting and distribution to isolate Japan commercially. Japan may demand outlawing the documents and disciplining the group.
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Alpheus P. Sharp Dead Founder of Sharp & Dohme
Alpheus P. Sharp of Baltimore died today of heart failure aged 86. Born in Winchester, Virginia in 1824, he founded Sharp & Dohme, retired in 1885, and spent his later years farming and writing on land fertilization.
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Unknown schooner sinks near Diamond Shoal off Beaufort NC
A mysterious wreck is reported fourteen fathoms deep, west of Diamond Shoal lightship near Beaufort North Carolina. Topmasts show from the sea and no signs of the crew are found. The disaster likely occurred during the night with no signals observed. Weather had not threatened vessels, suggesting a sudden fatal leak or rapid sinking. The ship’s name is unknown and no crew word has been received.
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Berry School Endowment Effort Reaches $7000 in Rome
Rome Ga October 16 Miss Martha Berry returns from Atlanta where she raised seven thousand dollars for the Berry school endowment. The effort backs a pledge by Andrew Carnegie and Mrs Russell Sage of two six thousand dollar gifts, with a condition to raise nine hundred thousand more by January. A Berry Circle is formed in Rome to help meet the goal.
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Try to Storm Tigers Lair in Detroit for World Series Game
Heavy rain postpones a possible third game between Pittsburg and Detroit in Detroit. Rain began after noon and shows little chance of stopping, keeping Bennett park infield protected by tarpaulin. If a game occurs, Mullin or Summers likely start for Detroit. Adams or Maddox for Pittsburg. Fans flocked to buy seats, with thousands left out as hype rises for the world series clash.
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Steel Company Files Big Mortgage for 16 Million
Chattanooga Tenn October 10. The Southern Iron and Steel Company filed for record in Gadsden Alabama a mortgage for 16 million dollars. The mortgage is given to United States Mortgage and Trust Company and John W Platten of New York. A check for 39000, the recording fee, accompanied the paper.
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Dr Frederick A Cook Delivers Lecture in Milwaukee Auditorium
Dr Frederick A Cook, the Arctic explorer, tonight delivered a lecture before a large audience in the Milwaukee auditorium. At its conclusion, Dr Cook left for Detroit.
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Weather Prophecy: Rain Forecast Across Several States
Washington reports a forecast of rain and cooler conditions for Monday and Tuesday with moderate to brisk winds in many regions. Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida expect rain or showers, while the Deep South and Texas show fair skies with cooler north portions and northwest winds. Temperatures dip modestly in northern areas. rain chances are strongest Monday into Tuesday.
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