Taft Tours Ohio In Roughing It Style At Soldier Rallies
William Howard Taft, touring Ohio on the Big Four line, addressed old soldiers at Sandusky and towns along the route from Toledo to Cincinnati. He praised veteran acts of sacrifice, cited Senator Foraker, and drew a warm reception from Erie County Republicans and a 1300-seat theatre crowd.
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William J. Vartae
Cincinnati
Erie County
Soltiers
Foraker
France
Hotel Des Invalides
Paris
Natt
Taft
Gen. Keitfer
Gen. Corbin
Iowa Legislature Faces First Senate Deadlock
Des Moines Sept 9 A state legislative stalemate over the U S senatorship solidified as the Iowa house voted yesterday, leaving the chamber evenly split and the path to a senator unresolved amid mounting political friction. Key figures and party lines shape the impasse as sessions continue.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States
House
Sarsaparilla promoted as blood purifier remedy
A historical notice touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional treatment for rheumatism and other diseases. It claims the tonic neutralizes acidity, rebuilds the system, and offers liquid or Sarsatabs forms. The clipping also notes local election votes and a Nassau County conference with President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill favoring Gov Hughes as party leader.
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Oyster Bay
Gov. Hughes
New
New York
Nassau County
Hoosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Brown Meets Vermont in Early Brown Football Camp
Brown football holds an early camp at coach Gammons farm near New Bedford with about 40 players including freshmen. Mayhew will coach the first day as Gammons plans a tougher season due to many regulars not returning. Several key players are expected, with schedule aims to keep major games on Saturdays and Wednesdays, and Brown to travel to Philadelphia and New Haven.
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New Hampshire State University
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Debs Denounces Taft and Bryan in Salt Lake Address
Socialist presidential hopeful E V Debs told about 3000 Salt Lake City listeners that five million Americans are unemployed. He blasted Taft as supporting large corporations and Bryan as favoring smaller firms that envy the giants, arguing capitalism breeds divorce, jails, and insane asylums.
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Bryan to Campaign on Pacific Coast in October Move
Democratic leaders plan Mr Bryan to resume touring in October with Taft tours shaping strategy. West chairmen push for long westward swing, contingent on Taft plank. Precinct clubs and business groups to rally funds as preparations for a broad political drive intensify.
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Strawn
New York
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St. Louis
Drummers Rally for Bryan Kern in New York Meeting
The Commercial Travelers League, with members across the United States, held its first daily political meeting in New York City. A tower Broadway storeroom served as HQ while about a dozen speakers addressed auditors at noon urging support for William J. Bryan and John W. Kern.
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Conenercial Travelers’ League
Wmghout
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League
Perdinand Iegel
Socialists Turbulent in City of Glasgow
Glasgow September reports say Socialist protesters remain confrontational amid days of agitation. Police deploy a large extra force as threats include midnight marches into wealthy districts and a vow to reveal Masonic secrets if the council does not aid the unemployed within a month.
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Glasgow
Order
Davis Druggist Promotes Howard Co Specific Half Price
Davis, a popular druggist, announces Dr Howard Co remedy at half price for constipation and dyspepsia. The medicine claims quick relief and potential permanent cures, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Demand is high and scarce supplies are noted.
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Panic Over Stage Fog Halts Theatre Scene in New York
Labor Day crowd at the Lyly theatre feared a fire when stage fog from a steam effect spread into the densely packed balcony. The audience surged to exits until attendants and actor Miss Mary Mannering calmed the panic. The fourth act on a French frigate in fog caused the scare as vapor drifted toward the crowd.
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Labor Day
Menor
Beteay
Mary Mannering
Diplomats Plan To Return To Capital
Washington dispatch notes the return of President Roosevelt and family to the White House by Sept. 22 as winter season approaches. The British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce depart Scotland for Britain on Sept. 12. Brazilian embassy aide Nabuco and Mme Sulnico head home to Washington around Sept. 15 after Hazleton stay. Secretary Root plans a late Sept. return and a western tour. Mrs Root to remain at Clinton until November election and then reopen her Rhode Island avenue home for winter.
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Hazilton
Mass
Root
State Department
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N. C
Famous Russian swindler held in Antwerp arrest
Count de Toulouse Lautree, a noted European con artist also called Nicholas Bi Sarine and Prince Savine, was arrested in Antwerp on charged of cashing stolen coupons. He claimed American citizenship with Illinois papers, but an inquiry linked him to Siberia, Bre men extradition, and expulsion from Spain.
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Bremen
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Prince Savine
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United States
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Chevalier Guards
Russia
Sweetheart Murder Mystery Deepens With Suspect Missing
Wabash Indiana September reports a love triangle ended in murder as Joel Baker killed Mrs Sylvia Hernice and fled with her body. George Warren, slated to elope with the widow, vanished after a buggy ride reveal. Police seek Warren via Michigan authorities, fearing he holds key details.
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Ind
Joel F. Baker
Sylvia Hernice
George Warren
Benton Harbor
Mrs. Hernice
Hiker
Tierr
Hernice
Heston Harbor
Michigan
Fire at Longworths Destroys Stable and Carriages
A fire at Congressman Nicholas Longworths Grandin Road home in Cincinnati destroyed a large brick stable and five carriages around 2 am. The thieves removed but the horses escaped unhurt and none of the servants were injured. The loss is about $90,000.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Grandin Road
Soldiers on long hike to St Joseph after general order
After General Charles Morton, commander of the Department of the Missouri, orders a military tour, soldiers march 120 miles toward St Joseph Missouri. The column stretched nearly five miles in length as they began the trek.
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Aftier
Charles Morton
Department of the Missouri
Bt. Jearph, Mo
Bucks Stove Case Delayed in Contempt Proceedings
In Washington a contempt citation against Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell by Bucks Stove & Range of St Louis is postponed. Judge Gould indicated hearings may resume in October with a decision possibly after the election, as the case attracts broad attention and could sway labor votes.
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Washington
Bucks Stove & Range Company
St. Louie
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
District Supreme Court
Orther
Ontler
Tiat
Bryan
Gould
Gomper Denounces Cannon At Labor Day Rally
Samuel Gompers launched his campaign against Joseph Cannon’s reelection during a Labor Day speech in Danville TI on September 9 advocating against the Republican ticket. He accused Cannon and the Republicans of colluding with employers and praised the presidential nominees for opposing them.
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Samuel Gompers
Joseph G. Cannon
National House of Representative
Cannon
Paeseee Teter
United States
Railroads To Provide Freight Cars Under Legislation
Washington dispatch reports U S Pawkett freight bureau traffic manager says the national industrial traffic league with about 41000 members will push a Culberson Smith style bill in Congress. The measure would force railroads to furnish cars with a reciprocal demurrage penalty for noncompliance and empower the ICC to fix a minimum freight speed.
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Washington
U. S
Interstate Commerce Commission
Young Turkey party to back own candidates in elections
In Constantinople in September, the Young Turkey party committees plan to push for their own members in the upcoming parliamentary elections while advising voters to choose honest and capable representatives, regardless of party affiliation.
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Constantinople
MeThis
Young Turkey
Eleotora
Slide by Her Teeth Fatal to Performer at Toronto Exhibition
Marie La Blanche, a Toronto exhibition performer, was fatally injured while sliding along a wire stretched from a high pole, hanging by her teeth. The pole tilted, the wire sagged, and she was thrown to the ground fracturing her spine.
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Ont
Marie la Blanche
There Will Be No Strike in New Haven Transit
At the close of the meeting of the general executive committee for the trolley lines controlled by the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company, Chairman Charles W. Minnix stated there is not even a remote possibility of a strike.
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Cons
New York
New Haven Amd Mortford Railroad Company
Charles W. Minnix
Vaart
Exciting Pony Polo at Vermont State Fair
The Vermont state fair at White River Junction hosts pony polo on September 2, 9, 20, and 24 with teams from New York City squadron A and the Myopia Hunt Club Boston. Four players per side ride fast ponies on a 900 by 450 foot field to drive a ball through the opposing goal. The sport, rooted in India, combines danger and expense, with tournament ponies valued between $750 and $2,000 and four players per team guarding and attacking in defined positions.
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White River Junction
Squadron A
New York City
Myopia Hunt Club
Boston
Tonypolo
India
England
United States
Governor Guillage to preside at New England governors meet
Governor Guillage, recovering from an August 14 appendectomy, is slated to preside next Monday over a New England governors conference on preserving natural resources. Five governors are expected. Governor Cobb of Maine will not attend due to the state election. The group will discuss forestry waterways shellfish and uniform legislation across six states.
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Guillage Ao
New England
Thn
Lt Ie
Cobb
Maine
Forest fires sweep northern Minnesota in broad daylight
Duluth reports rapid fire spread across a 100 mile square area from Grand Marais to near Duluth and across northern ranges. Settlements like Bull, Nashwauk, Winton, Aurora, Mitchell and others battle flames as wind drives embers. If wind persists the timber district could be cleared of standing trees.
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Minnesota
Grand Marias
Menta Ranges
Bull
Nashwauk
Wronwall
Aurora
Mitchell
Saloons to be driven from Arkansas in six months
In Little Rock General Missionary Abbott of the national church conferences pledged to drive all saloons out of the state within six months under the three miles act. The rule bars saloons within three miles of any church where a majority of adults sign a petition for removal.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Missionary Abbott
National Organization of Church Conferences
Polool
Three foreigners killed in dynamite blast on Provin mountain
Three foreign men died and others were injured, one probably fatally, when 20 pounds of dynamite exploded on Provin mountain near a contracting firm building a distributing reservoir for the Springfield water supply system. The blast occurred yesterday as crews began work on the project near the mountain site.
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Agawar
MRL
Provin Mountain
Springfield
Opportunity Knocks Then Revolving Doors Enter Dame Opportunity
A Brooklyn Life verse contemplates Opportunity arriving with a knock and trifling fuss, only to be met by silent revolving doors that warn of nothing, trapping the hipless victim in a circular entry and exit as Opportunity leaves in a loop.
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Dame Opportunity
Brooklyn
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