Governor Haskell resigns as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee
Chicago reports Governor Haskell resigning as treasurer after hours of meetings at Democratic National Headquarters. He cites desire to avoid embarrassing the party amid charges by Hearst and Roosevelt, denying some accusations while affirming no admission of fault.
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Snowstorm Crash Kills 20 In Rail Disaster At Boungs Point
In a severe snowstorm a passenger train collided head on with a freight train at Boungs Point. The smoking car was telescoped into the express car and the platform. Dozens are injured and at least 20 are dead. Names include LULGSEL BOWSON JOHN CAWEAN ORA BABCOLL Wintson lowa HC GOMBLE and others. Four coal miners unidentifed.
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Taft Proves Good Mixer In Midwest Swingthrough
Taft’s whirlwind tour across Wisconsin and Iowa shows both radical and conservative Republicans rally behind the national ticket. He spoke at Clinton, Des Moines, Davenport, Muscatine, and other towns, delivering about eighteen brief appearances to enthusiastic crowds.
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DuPont Powder Company Leader Resigns Amid Campaign Tensions
The DuPont Powder Company and Republican leaders reveal that Chairman Higivekt of the Republican National Committee and DuPont chief Geo. E. Coleman DuPont of Delaware resigned from top party roles. The move prompts questions about campaign strategy as government actions against the firm loom. Notable figures like Frank H. Hithoek address criticisms while Mobile Alabama electors are named in a district gathering.
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Five stock brokers arrested in New York case
Detectives from police headquarters arrested five members of the failed firm A Brown & Co in a sensational turn. Charged with grand larceny, the men were named as A and Samuel C Brown Edward Buchanan Lewis Goung and W Rhea Whitman. Bail was set at 2000 each for the six to appear before United States Commissioner Gilchrist with a healing date of October 6.
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Taft Entertains Crowds in Burlington Procession
In Burlington Taft was paraded in a carriage through the city amid a vast crowd. The route included two bands and short stops at corners where spectators gathered. He spoke briefly from the carriage before surrendering to Des Moines committee for the planned five meetings starting after 8 o'clock.
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Mayor vetoes key ordinance to secure free city transport
May or Josner vetoes the ordinance aimed at forcing a streetcar franchise to grant free transportation for city employees. He argues negotiations should continue with the Georgia Railway and light company and warns the measure would compel free rides across lines and burden the street railway.
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Freight Rates May Be Raised by Railroads Hearing
At the Interstate Commerce hearing Vice President Smith of Sandville, Chattanooga and St Louis Railroads testified that freight rates may rise. He described actions and questions from the committee, noting open discussion of increases and prior rate reductions in 1905. The session included inquiries about railroad revenue needs and the organization behind proposed changes, with a continuation promised on the next page.
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130 Coffins at Cemetery Amid Cholera Outbreak
A cholera epidemic worsens across Europe with Germany Austria and others affected. In St Petersburg 130 coffins lie in a shed near a cemetery entrance as burial squads struggle to keep pace with the dead. Coffins show minimal identification while mourners search for tokens of the departed.
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Senator Foraker Replies to Hearst Taft Charges and Stand Against Rate Bill
Senator Foraker issues an extended reply to charges by William Hearst and President Ruegereit. He defends his view on Taft and Roosevelt, denies improper Standard Oil ties, and asserts no secret retainer or concealed employment. The statement covers letters, alleged evidence, and notes on funding and legitimacy of the charges, with further continuation hinted.
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Weather summary for Geureta Purily area
Geureta Purily shows cloudy to showers in south portions Saturday and Sunday with light east winds. Temperatures range from a low of 2 to a high of 28, average around 72, with rainfall expected in 24 hours. Deficiencies noted since month start and since January 1 across various stations, reports indicate.
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