Foraker Leaps in Political Caldrun
Cincinnati dated report on Senator Foraker responding to charges by William Hearst and President Roosevelt. He accuses Hearst Taft and Roosevelt, defends Standard Oil ties, highlights letters, and discusses Taft elimination claims and Ohio Republican reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Standard Oil
Hearst
Cincinnati
Wiliam R. Hearst
Roosevelt
Taft
Standrd Oil Company
Standard People
Senator Foraker
Mr. Hearst
Standard Oil Company
Congress
Efe
Cox
Harris
Brave Seaman Is Commended For Rescue Act
Washington Sept 26 The secretary of the navy commends H Legrand machinist’s mate on the tug Nina for prompt action and gallant conduct in rescuing Seaman M L Shane from a burning danger Legrand was severely burned in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
H. Legrand
United States Navy
Nina
M. L. Shane
Legrand
Question Negro's Right Strike in Topeka
Sixty white pupils walk out of Lincoln ward school in Topeka Kansas declaring they will not return until black pupils are excluded. The protest marks racial tensions at the local school with white pupils demonstrating against integration.
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Topeka
Kan
Lincoln School
Explosion at Cambridge factory kills boy Reno Villeneuge
An explosion at the Ideal Comic Company factory in Cambridge Massachusetts injures seven men and kills a boy named Reno Villeneuge. The blaze caused about 25000 dollars in damage and the incident occurred Friday.
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Cambridge
Mass
Ideal Comic Company
Reno Villeneuge
Murder near new Wisconsin Bridge on Center Ave
Jeremiah Lynch fifty a foreman for Wisconsin Bridge and Iron was found dead on a scow near a near finished bridge at Center avenue and Thirty eighth street Chicago. He had two bullet wounds and police suspect a dynamite plot to destroy the structure. Witnesses heard of labor trouble and assailants fled toward a lumber yard after Lynch fired at them.
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Chicago
Jeremiah Lynch
Wisconsin Bridge and Iron Company
Thirty-eighth Street
Center Avenna
Morgan Collins
Twenty-fifth Street
Lynch
Collins
Capt
Mary Johnson
Thirty-ninth Street
Center Avenue
Defunct Brokers Nabbed in Grand Larceny Case
New York reporters tell of the arrest of four A. O. Brown & Co. officials on grand larceny charges after an investigation into the failed brokerage house led by receiver Charles E. Littlefield. Miss Helen A. Abernethy claims she delivered securities to the firm for safekeeping and the stocks disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. O. Brown & Co
Charles E. Littlefield
Helen A. Abernethy
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
United States Steel
Rome to host international fishery congress in 1911
Washington reports the next meeting of the international fishery congress will be held in Rome Italy in 1911. The invitation was extended by Decio Vinciguerra of the royal fish cultural station in Rome to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Italian union.
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Washington
International Fishery Congress
Rome
Italy
Decio Vinceguerra
Royal Fish Cultural Station
Big Fire Destroys Mills and Plant in Cairo Ill
A Friday blaze in Cairo Illinois wiped out the Kelly Brothers Lumber Company office building and yard, damaged the Three States Implement Company plant, and consumed several houses. Estimated loss runs to about 125000 dollars. Local fire crews fought the flames starting in the lumber office and yard.
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Cairo
Ill
Kelly Brothers Lumber Company
Three States Implement Company
Bandits Rob Colton Savings Bank Near Sioux Falls
Suspects burglarized the Colton Savings Bank Friday, northwest of Sioux Falls, taking less than $1,000 before fleeing in an automobile. No further details on suspects or motive were provided.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Colton Savings Bank
Colton
Perjury Charge Lifted in May Sapp Murder Trial
Samuel Whitlaw of Tola Kansas was acquitted here on Friday of perjury charges tied to his testimony in the trial over the alleged murder of May Sapp. The ruling clears Whitlaw of the disputed allegations.
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Tola
Kan
Samuel Whitlaw
May Sapp
Call for Bank Statement Issued by Comptroller of Currency
Washington September 26 the comptroller of the currency Friday issued a call on national banks for a statement of their conditions at the close of business on September 23.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Haskell Attacks Roosevelt Denies Resignation as DNC Treasurer
Gov Charles N Haskell arrived in Chicago and blasted President Roosevelt in a fiery interview while denying any plan to resign as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee He said Hearst charges and steel trust ties were unfounded and he would be readied for further scrutiny by reporters.
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Democratic National Committee
Hearst
Chicago
Charles N. Haskell
William J Bryan
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Oklahoma
William R. Hearst
Haskell
Steel Trust
Schwab
Carnegie
J. P. Morgan
New York City
Madison Square’ Garden
Bryan
James Menefee
National Committee
Couse
Aol
White House
Mr. Menefee
Pasig Town Destroyed by Fire Near Manila
Pasig near Manila reports a large portion of the town destroyed by a major fire. Authorities are assessing the extent of the damage and potential casualties as residents begin rebuilding efforts.
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Pasig
P. I
Manila
Train Wreck at Youngs Point Kills 25 in Helena
Northern Pacific passenger No 16 crashed with a freight near Youngs Point, 25 dead and many injured as snow hindered warning. The express car telescoped the smoker, most casualties in that car. Engineer Beslinger survived with light injuries. fireman Rora Babcock killed. Relief train moved bodies and wounded to Livingston.
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Helena
Mont
Northern Pacific
Billings
Youngs Point
Livingston
Besinger
Besliger
Rora Babcock
Thaw Adjudged In Contempt By U S Court
Pittsburg report states Judge R W Archbald adjudged Harry K Thaw in contempt of court and ordered a warrant to bring him to Scranton to answer the matter. U S Marshal Stephen P Stone noted the warrant cannot be served outside his western district and Thaw’s location remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
R. W. Archbald
Scranton
Harry K. Thaw
United States District Court
Albert P. Meyer
Roger O’mara
Thaw
United States
Stephen P. Stone
Stone
Pennsylvania
Mayor Thompson Renominated in Detroit Primaries
Detroit Sept 26 with 98 of 155 precincts reporting the indications were that Mayor Thompson was renominated by the Democrats in the primaries Phillip Breitmeyer led Republicans with 14291 votes followed by Dr J H Carstens 10012 and W T Dust 6679 in the mayoralty race.
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Thompson
Detroit
Mich
Phillip Breitmeyer
J. H. Carstens
W. T. Dust
Brewing Plant Burns in Hudson Fire
Fire at the Schauble Brewing Company plant in Hudson New York caused near total destruction with losses estimated at 150 400 dollars. Authorities believe the blaze was incendiary in origin.
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Hudson, N. Y
Schauble Brewing Company
Danish Nobleman Marries St. Louis Woman
Count M Thue von Bentzen weds Miss Alice M Baer of St. Louis in a marriage announced this Friday in St. Louis. The ceremony connected a Danish noble with a local family in September.
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St. Louis
M. Thue von Bentzen
Alice
M. Baer
Bryan and Taft Campaign Stops Highlight 1890s Midwest Tour
William J. Bryan visited Indianapolis on September 26 en route to Terre Haute, praising Ohio reception and paying tribute to Thomas P. Hendricks at Shelbyville. Taft, in Muscatine, Iowa, campaigned despite a weak voice, joking with locals about his hair and veteran remarks, while defending his political path and age.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William J. Bryan
Terre Haute
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bryan
Here
Shelbyville
Thomas P. Hendricks
Mr. Bryan
Muscatine
Taft
Iowa
Bill
Maj. Lacey
Judge Taft
Perry
Lake Erie
Senate
Wright Makes 36 Minute Flight At Le Mans Field
Wilbur Wright, the American aeroplanist, flew at Auroura field in Le Mans for 36 minutes and 14 seconds covering 22 miles at about 45 feet. Grounded by a leaking gasoline tank. Friends urge channel crossing to prove machine reliability after his prior 24 mile record.
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le Mans
France
Wilbur Wright
Auroura
Wright
Aero Club
English Channel
Quentin Roosevelt Enters School at St Pauls in Virginia
Quentin Roosevelt youngest son of Theodore and Edith Roosevelt began his schooling at St. Pauls Episcopal School in Alexandria Virginia on Friday. He is 11 years old and had started in the public schools of Washington prior to this enrollment.
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Quentin Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
St. Paul’s Episcopal School
Alexandria
Quentin
Washin S.r
Cholera Epidemic In Manila Eases After Peak
In Manila on September 26 the cholera outbreak is reported near its height and then declining. Daily casualty averages have fallen below 30, suggesting the plague persists only in a light form with reduced spread across the city.
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Manila
Caer
Kermit Roosevelt Ends Hunt in Pierre Field Trip
Seth Bullock, Kermit Roosevelt and party arrived in Pierre South Dakota from a west river hunting trip. They viewed Friday afternoon sights and prepared for return.
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Kermit Roosevelt
Pierre
S. D
Seth Bullock
Escaped to Kill Dennison in Desperate Train Flight
Denver dispatch reports Frank Shercliffe, Iowa desperado, may have killed himself to hunt Omaha gambling king Tom Dennison. Colorado authorities fear vengeance drove the escape on a moving train. shercliffe fled after a murder verdict and Pollock diamond case links. Posses search rugged country as watchers hinge on potential future Omaha pursuit.
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Denver
Colo
Frank Shercliffe
Iowa
Shereliffe
Shercliffe
Tom Dennison
Dennison
Council Bluffs
Leadville
Omaha
Haskell Resigns as Democratic National Treasurer
Governor Charles N. Haskell resigns as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, announcing during a Chicago stop that he does not want to risk embarrassing the party. The resignation is confirmed by sources in New York despite staff refusals to comment.
Land Drawing Preparations In Huron S D For Government Lands
Inspector J T Boylan of the postal service arrives in Huron to ready facilities for the Oct 5 to 17 government land drawing in Trip county. Judge J W Witten of the Washington land department coordinates final plans. Enhanced accommodations expected for visitors from Dallas and Gregory.
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Huron
S. D
J. T. Boylan
Post Office Department
Trip County
J. W. Witten
Land Department
Washington
Dallas
Gregory
Lieut Selfridge Burial At Arlington With Full Honors
Lieut. Selfridge who died in the Wright airplane accident was buried in Arlington Cemetery with a full military funeral. The service was delayed several days while awaiting the arrival of his family from San Francisco.
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Lieut
Selfridge
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Ligt. Selfridge
Lieut. Selfridge
San Francisco
Whitlow Acquitted in Perjury Case at Sola Kansas
Samuel Whitlow was acquitted yesterday in Sola Kansas after being accused of perjury in a May Sapp related case. The trial concluded with a verdict favorable to Whitlow.
Russian Professors Satisfy Czar in Moscow
St. Petersburg reports that Serge A Mouromtzeff and other Moscow University professors have submitted declarations fully satisfactory to the ministry of education. The government says there is no obstacle to their continuing university work after orders to renounce political party membership or resign from government service.
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St. Petersburg
Rusgia
Serge A. Mouromtzeff
University of Moscow
Ministry of Education
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Joseph B. Foraker
Defenieg
Chisago
Nabber
Firm
Fishery Congress
Pres. Roosevelt
Mr. Voter
Youngs Point, Mont
Death Hole
Stanford White
Bryan Guest
Hoosiers
Colorado
Guthrie
Okla
Democratic National
Myr. Haskell
Democratic Party
Associated Press
Mack
Whitlow
Sola
Samuel Whitlow
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