Haskell Addresses a Letter to President Roosevelt
Gubrie Okla Sept 30 Governor Charles N Haskell former treasurer of the Democratic national committee releases a letter to President Roosevelt. He cites Roosevelt support for interstate whiskey commerce and accuses cabinet member Paul Morton and Cortelyou of corrupt dealings with Wall Street. He also notes a state printing dispute and a dropped suit against Prairie Oil and Gas Company.
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Gubrie
Okla
Charles N. Haskell
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Haskell
Prohibition
Dennis Flynn
Treasury Department
Washington
Oklahoma — Territory
State Capital Printing Co
Flynn, McGuire
Burford
Oklahoma
Territory
Mr. Roosevelt
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Judson
Cortelyou
Koch reaffirmed cow TB risk statement at Congress
Dr. Robert Koch reinforced his 1901 claim that humans may be infected by bovine tuberculosis bacteria, while serious disease from this cause remains rare. He spoke at the International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington, noting experiments support his early view.
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Washington
London
Robert Koch
Koch
Fennec Fox in Africa Feeds on Grapes at Night
Natural historians defend Aesop as imaginative after noting a curious canine fox in parts of Africa called zerda or Fennec fox. It has long ears and an alert appearance and actually lives on grapes and other fruit, secured nocturnally.
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Africa
Entitled to the Best and Common Advertising Lines
A collection of old advertising quips and social observations on tipping behavior and social norms. The items reference restaurant tipping, fat versus thin stereotypes, and promote DeWitts products and other remedies with short marketing lines.
Baseball Scores and Standings From Recent Games
Cincinnati tops Chicago 6 to 5 while New York defeats Philadelphia 7 to 2 Pittsburg wins 7 to 2 over St Louis Brooklyn beats Boston 2 to 1. Standings show New York 93 wins 53 losses Pittsburg 95 55 Chicago 94 55 Philadelphia 78 68 Cincinnati 72 78 Brooklyn 49 98 St Louis 63 85.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Finstor
Esse
Roosevelt won't reply to Bryan letter from Rock Island
President Roosevelt will not answer W. J. Bryan's letter released Tuesday night in Rock Island Illinois. Secretary Loeb said the letter is a personal attack and there is no reason to respond.
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Washington
Roosevelt
W. J. Bryan
Rock Island
Ill
Loeb
Mr. Bryan
Detroit Beats Washington in AL Showdown
Detroit 7 Washington 5 in the American League contest. Cleveland dominates Philadelphia 6 to 1 as standings show Cleveland 87 61 .588 leading the league with Chicago St Louis Boston Philadelphia Washington New York trailing in the pennant race.
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Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
P. C. Dette Cok
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Convention of League of Municipalities Opens in Omaha
Omaha hosts the twelfth annual convention of the League of American Municipalities with Mayor Dahlman welcoming delegates. Mayors and officials discuss Home Rule for Cities Municipal Governments by Commission and The Liquor Problem in Our Cities over three days. Speakers include C H Houton Henry M Seales N Lafayette Savay W A Joyner Hi C Shaffer Silas Cook J H Graffim.
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Omaha
Neb
League of American Municipalities
Boyd's
James C. Dahlman
League
J. Barry Mahool
Baltimore
C. H. Houton
Cedar Rapids
Henry M. Seales
Oklahoma City
N. Lafayette Savay
New York
W. A. Joyner
Atlanta
Hi. C. Shaffer
Rock Island
Silas Cook
West St. Louis
J. H. Graffim
Wichita
Maine deer hunting season set to open tomorrow
Bangor Maine reports the deer season opens tomorrow and runs until mid December with the moose season starting two weeks after and ending two weeks earlier. Prospects look good as hundreds of sportsmen gather across northern central and eastern Maine where wildlife is most plentiful.
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Bangor
Maine
Norfolk Cold Storage Receivers Named by Federal Judge
Federal Judge Waddill appoints H. B. Nichols and M. K. King as receivers for the Norfolk Cold Storage and Ice Company. The firm faces admitted liabilities of 650000 dollars with assets claimed at 500000 dollars.
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Norfolk
Waddill
H. B. Nichols
M. K. King
Norfolk Cold Storage and Ice Company
Proceeding Against Trusts Letter to Attorney General Lomparte
Josephus Daniels, chairman of the Democratic press committee, made public a letter written to Attorney General Lomparte at the instance of the Democrats. The note discusses actions against trusts and the administration’s stance on anti trust policy. Daniels presented the letter as evidence of party strategy and regulatory intent.
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Chicago
Josephus Daniels
Democratic Press Committee
Lomparte
Trial of Dr. W S Gregory Draws Roanoke Crowd
In Roanoke Virginia on September 30 a trial began for Dr W S Gregory a well known dentist charged with attempted assault on a young patient while she was under chloroform. An eminent counsel has been hired to assist the defense.
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Roanoke
W. S. Gregory
Two-Cent Postage to Britain Takes Effect Tomorrow
Flat 2-cent postage rates will apply between the United States and Great Britain starting tomorrow. Letters mailed in the United States and destined for delivery in the United Kingdom will be charged two cents per ounce or fraction thereof.
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Britain
Washington
United States
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Austrian government warns on emigration to America
Vienna reports the Austrian government repeats warnings against subjects leaving for the United States, with emphasis on Pennsylvania as a frequent destination for emigrants.
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Vienna
America
Pennsylvania
Foreign steamers and schooner leave Norfolk with coal cargo
More Pocaontas coal ships clear from Norfolk at Lambert's Point carrying 4,636 tons of coal. The Ramon de Larrinaga sails for Manchester England, the King for Rotterdam, the Parran for Port of Spain Trinidad, and the Ellen Little for Hamilton Bermuda.
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Norfolk and Western Railroad
Lambert's Point
Norfolk
Ramon de Larrinaga
Bengon
Bunker
Manchester
Eng
King
Jones
Rotterdam
Parran
Norberg
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Ellen Little
Rawding
Hamilton
Bermunda
They Take The Kinks Out
An elderly Vermont reader, N V W Brown of Pittsfield, claims Dr King’s New Life Pills ease stomach, liver and bowels with no fuss. The ad promises guaranteed satisfaction at 250 cents.
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Dr. King
N. VW. Brown
Pittsfield
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Bluefield
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Book and Stationery Company the New Book Store
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Bluefield Bottling Company
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Invest In
Princeton
Star Agency
Thornton, Bowling and Brown
St. Louis Republic
Atchison Globe
DeWitt
Daily Telegraph
Huyler’s Candies
White Pharmacy
Baseball
Gryan
Cluett
Metropolitan Men's Furnishing CO
Elks’ Building
Convention OF League OF Municipalities
Eratic National Committee
Norfolk Concern
Gregory Case
M. G. Whitlow Hdw. Co
Princeton Ave
Samuel Turk
Pringeton Avenue
Bluefield West
The
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Shumate Clothing Co
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