Roosevelt Begins Southern Tour From St Augustine
President Roosevelt left St Augustine at 8 o clock for his southern tour. He attended Sunday services at Presbyterian Memorial church and visited Fort Marion and Anastasia Island. A sea bath and escort by mounted police followed. He heads to Mobile then Tuskegee Montgomery and Birmingham, with New Orleans final before Washington. Local crowds and Alabama Cotton Growers plan welcomes with a lapel pin gesture. Train then proceeds to Jacksonville for a brief engine change en route.
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Desperate Duel Fought on Car on Eight Avenue
New York October 22 Three men fought a pistol battle aboard an Eighth avenue streetcar. Thomas O Brien and two assailants Henry Frang and Thomas Sullivan fired at each other. The three were injured and taken to a hospital after police boarded at Twenty sixth Street. Police suspect a gang feud sparked the attack.
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Effort to Be Made to Put Down the Lid
New York October 22 In a broad address Police Commissioner McAdoo explained policing of unescorted women at night and warned officers against illegal arrests He urged legal methods to clean the precinct and attacked owners of vice tied to corrupt hotels and crime while pledging support for Captain Dooley and the city’s moral stance
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Disaster on Delaware River yacht clashes with barge
A ten man launch from Philadelphia collided with two barges on the Delaware River near Beverly N J, plunging seven to the water. Captain John Winch and two others were among the rescued. five bodies were recovered or believed lost as four other vessels faced separate river tragedies along Yonkers and Marietta.
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Edward Durty
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Wil Selby
Lowen
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Williamson
Admiral Togo Returns With Fleet to Tokyo
Tokio marked a historic homecoming as Admiral Togo arrived at Shimbashi station to report fleet success to the emperor. He rode in escorted carriage amid cheering crowds, was greeted by ministers and generals, and later received an audience with the emperor.
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Paralyzing Theft Case Clouds Russian Railroades CUNLIFFE
Pittsburg October 22 Edward George Cunliffe the express robber denies taking the $100,000 plus the $100. He claims his trip to Bridgeport aimed at securing employment on a Bridgeport fleet boat and disputes spending, noting $80,000 was shipped for safekeeping with the ex Presa company. He labels Bridgeport man James Missett a knocker and recounts offers from detectives, insisting the fates ruined his scheme.
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Automobile Cost Her Life in San Francisco Crash
Mrs Theo dore Planz wife of a merchant tailor was killed when guiding a speeding automobile on Van Ness avenue. A quick turn to avoid pedestrians caused the crash, killing Mrs Planz instantly and injuring her mother in law Mrs Henry Planz. Theodore sang the husband of the victim was killed and his two nieces escaped injury.
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Memphis announces King as general superintendent
Memphis Tennessee October 22 announcement made today of appointment of W King as general superintendent of the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railway Company. The action was taken yesterday at a meeting of officers and directors here. Mr King had been assistant general superintendent and succeeds M Glileas, third vice president of the company.
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Fire at Rivin and Madison destroys Central Hallway building
Firefighters contained the blaze to the building housing the Yakhnats Central Hallway Company at Rivin and Madison streets last night. Damage was estimated between 60,000 and 76,000 dollars as flames threatened nearby property. Incendiary origin is under police investigation.
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Rail traffic paralyzed by Moscow railroad strike across empire
Moscow dispatch reports traffic on nine main Moscow trunk lines halted by a sweeping railroad strike. Government troopers moved to restore service while strikes widen across ministries and lines to St Petersburg Riga and Brest Litovsk. Officials warn famine areas face severe shortages as grain and coal routes clog with cars awaiting unloading.
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Family Escapes Fire From Peachtree Home
Mrs J B Whitehead and family fled a 4 30 a m blaze at 583 Peachtree near Ponce de Leon. Smoke filled stairways forcing escape via the second floor veranda. Firemen removed the family with a ladder. occupants sheltered at neighbors before returning home. Estimated damage covered by insurance. cause believed electrical wires near stairs.
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Vigil Over Victim Ends in Ambiguous Killing near Knoxville
A party of men keeping vigil over Dock Castall on a mountain near Knoxville reports a death they call accidental. Sam Beasel Hoyt Norman jailed for murder. Joe Mitchier, a boy, arrested for robbing the corpse. Norman warned he would get his man before Sunday. a shotgun misfire caused Castall’s fatal wound.
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Shkrl
Sam Beasel
Hoyt Norman
Joe Mitchier
Norman
Carroll
Woman in Black suspect tied to Atlanta pickpocket ring
Detectives arrest Mrs. Henry C White at the J Kimball house room 306 with Charles Gray. Police say the couple linked to a gang that robbed many at the fair last Friday. White denies the charge but officers claim strong evidence. Gray says he came from Memphis and knows her as Henry White’s wife. White claims she is the tower prisoner’s wife and not the woman in black. Seven arrested for the gang, with several held or sent to authorities. two separate cases include a man named Henry White facing pecker picking charges. Jerry Simpson in Wichita suffers a severe hemorrhage and may not survive the night.
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Weather forecast for states from Washington to Louisiana
Forecast for Monday and Tuesday calls for generally fair skies across Georgia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Western Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee Kentucky Arkansas Eastern Florida with warmer temperatures on Monday and Tuesday. Winds will vary from light northeast to northeast in many areas with occasional warmer afternoons and possible rain in the Tennessee Kentucky and Arkansas regions.
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