Hearst Attacks Foraker in Missouri Independence Rally
William Randolph Hearst opened the Independence party campaign in St Louis criticizing Senator Foraker and Democratic figures. He read Archbold letters referencing a $50 000 deposit to Foraker and a Republican bill opposing monopolies while targeting C N Haskell of the Democratic National Committee. He urged a concrete stance against Standard Oil and departed for Memphis after a 50 minute address.
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St. Louis
William Randolph Hearst
Independence Party
Missouri
Odeon
Joseph B. Foraker
Hearst
Columbus
John J. Archbold
Standard OW Company
Mr. Foraker
Ohio
Standard Old Company
Archbold
Foraker
Senator Jones
Arkansas
New York
Hisses
Bryan
Senator Foraker
C. N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Standard Oil Company
Haskell
Mennett
Bennett
N. Haskell
Platform Committee
Mr. Hearst
Democracy
Roger Sullivan
Tom Taggart
Murphy
Pat Mc.Carren
Union Station
Memphis
Mrs. Arthur in Collapse Under Watch After Illness Inquiry
The subject realizes her error as illness strikes. Miss Arthur collapses and is kept under surveillance. The inquest is delayed until Paisier's case result is announced.
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Miss Arthur
Paisier
Two Boys Killed Crossing Railroad Tracks in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on September 19, T Conley aged fifteen and C Stokes aged sixteen were killed instantly when football players from a practice game were confused while leaving the gridiron near the Liberty stock yards. They wandered into the path of an approaching passenger train and, in trying to dodge it, were struck by a wreck train. Other teammates narrowly escaped death.
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Pittsburg
T. Conley
C. Stokes
Liberty Stock Yards
Forest Fires Devastate Maine Across Eight Counties
Dense smoke blankets Maine as forest fires burn thousands of acres across Hancock Piscataquis Androscoggin Somerset Oxford York Cumberland and Penobscot counties. Four miles of Meadow Brook line Brookville faces threat to Brooksville and nearby villages as crews fight the flames day and night with no lives reported lost.
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Augusta
Maine
Hancock County
Piscataquas
Androscoggin
Somerset
Oxford
York
Cumberland
Penobscot
Brookville
West Hancock
Surry
Dicksvale
Jackman
Lisbon
Scarboro
Biddeford
Eliot
Clamon
Milford
Cardville
Costigan
Meadowbrook
WOUNDS THREE AT Waukesha IN SHOOTING
Mrs Augusta Grabow wife of Julius Grabow a Calhoun blacksmith was shot three times and her daughter Olga seriously wounded by John Smith an employee in a money dispute. Sheriff Dwinnell was shot at while trying to arrest Smith and wounded. A posse surrounds the house seeking the fugitive on the upper floor.
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Waukesha
Wis
Augusta Grabow
Julius Grabow
Calhoun
Olga
John Smith
Grabow
George L. Dwinnell
Smith
Mrs Pinkham Offers Help to Young Women
Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts invites young girls to write about their sickness. She is a mother who understands. In nine chances out of ten your case matches those of the letters from young ladies who have written.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Women Relief
Letters from Miss Abby F Barrows and Miss Elsie L Hook praise Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for curing nervousness headaches backache irregularities and other female ailments. The ad touts thirty years of use and derives from roots and herbs as a standard remedy for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors and related pains.
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Abby F. Barrows
Nelsonville
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Forest Fires Threaten Central Pennsylvania Lumber Area
Williamsport reports heavy smoke veiling the region as crews back-fire to save 10,000,000 feet of logs owned by Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co. The same timber faces new fires from another direction as workers shift focus. Smoke blocks the West Branch Susquehanna area and a distant red glow is visible at night.
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Williamsport
Laquin
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Susquehanna River
Taft Says He Has Nothing to Say on Hearst Foraker Clash
In Cincinnati on September 19 Taft refused to comment for publication on the Hearst Foraker controversy. He met with Bishop Derick of the AME Church and Silas McBee to discuss the Negro question, then hosted with Senator Dick at the Linton hotel. Foraker and Dick planned to call on Taft. Taft again stated he had nothing to say for publication. A. I. Vorys also declined to comment.
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Cincinnati
Hearst
Silas McBee
New York
Churchman
Mr. Taft
C. P. Taft
Foraker
Linton
Taft
A. I. Vorys
Carelessness of a Nurse Rocks San Diego Hospital
At the county hospital in San Diego California on September 19 three deaths are linked to nurse Mary Arthur a nineteen year old. A fourth death is feared and four more patients are seriously ill. The deceased are J Young Charles Kemp and Henry C Schuelle. A Paisler Captain A Paulsen B Tisler George King and Mr Peny are gravely ill. All patients were admitted Thursday afternoon amid evidence of poison leading to a confession that atropine was inadvertently dumped into water used for medicine.
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San Diego
Cal
Mary Arthur
J. Young
Charles Kemp
Henry C. Schuelle
A. Paisler
A. Paulsen
B. Tisler
George King
Mr. Peny
Miss Arthur
Severe storms delay vessels off New England coast
Severe storms at sea and dense fog and smoky haze disrupt shipping schedules. The Cunard liner Mauretania sits anchored after a fog delay. Taormina and French liners La Savoie and Provincia report no news due to poor conditions. No safety concerns are raised for overdue ships.
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New York
Cunard
Mauretania
Taormina
Proposes Prohibitive Tariff Rise on Wood Pulp
Frank J. J. Sensenbrenner, vice president of Kimberley and Clarke, urged Congress to raise the pulp tariff to a prohibitive level to compel Canada to end free pulp exports. He argued the United States is the main market for Canadian paper and that a duty ban would force opening of shipments. He warned free pulp would deny American makers ground wood competition.
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Appleton, Wis
Frank J. J. Sensenbrenner
Kimberley and Clarke Company
Congressional Investigation Committee
Canada
Sensenbrenner
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