Roosevelt Welcome Draws Nebraskans In Omaha
Thousands of Nebraskans greet Theodore Roosevelt on arrival in Omaha to speak on the Panama Canal and attend a public address. He will also be hosted by Ak-Sar-Ben, a business leader group modeled after Taft’s prior visit. In New York, Lusitania remains under quarantine as health officers enforce strict checks on incoming ships amid cholera fears.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Panama Canal
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Taft
Joux Falls
New York
Lusitania
Thegstricken
Boston Trials Set to Pick American Sender Team
Boston on September 2 reports that about twenty boats are expected to compete in tomorrow’s trials at Buzzard's Bay to select the American team for the German American sender class race. The best sender craft in Atlantic waters vie to carry the Stars and Stripes in the German race.
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Buzzard's Bay
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Germany
Minnesota Nightingales Report Frog Shortage
Minneapolis reports a drought harmed frog crops nationwide with Minnesota as a frog center. Frogs are smaller and scarcer than past years as many locals devote full time to culture. One merchant ships about 1 000 dozen frogs daily from the city to markets.
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Mineapolia
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Merschant
Gil Marries Escaped Lunatic at Washington Hotville
Saree Frank, an 18 year old from Philadelphia, wed a man released from a government hospital after a wild pursuit and public display. The marriage in Hotville, Maryland, follows an arrest and return to custody, with plans to seek annulment on grounds of mental incapacity. Mina Strouse, visiting relative in the city, reported the events after witnessing the ball game incident.
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Saree Frank
Government Hospital
Virginia Strouse Frank
Hotkville
Gretna Croch
Bokus Chenks
Mina Strouse
Philadelphia
Early Start for Eastern Colleges Football Camps
New York reports a wave of early practice as big eastern universities adopt the new rules. Yale plans Lakeville sessions, Harvard tests 30 players at Oceanville for three weeks, Annapolis starts Sept 22 with a Oct 1 opener, Princeton and Penn also entering training. Coaches fear a lean season as rule changes slow play and raise handicaps.
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Yale
Harvard
Elis
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Annapolis
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Cornwell
One Man Wounds Five in Garternville Chase
A gunman, William Fowler, wounded five pursuers near Beasley Gap after killing Phillips and wounding James By and Sam Boston. He fled to Bille and remained at large as a sheriff’s posse closed in near Hensley Gap. Captain Tierow Hardy Goode and Sam Kilby were wounded in the ensuing chase. Fowler then escaped to the hills.
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J. W. Tierow
Hardy Goode
Sam Kilby
Powler
Wholesale Hardware Charter Notice for St Paul Hardware Co
A charter has been granted to St Paul Hardware Company Inc of St Paul Virginia. Officers listed include A Rathi as president and P Hurt as secretary and treasurer. Capital stock stated at 56000 with a minimum of 5000. Purpose: wholesale and retail hardware business with operations at Norton Virginia.
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St. Paol Hardware Company (Inc
St. Paul
A. Rathi
P. Hurt
Nerton
Bes
New York Cotton Markets and Crop Reports Sept 2 1910
New York traders opened low as stocks fell with light activity. Cotton prices fluctuated after covering ahead of government reports, while the government crop outlook estimated 10 519 002 bales for the year ending Sept 1 1910 and a 72.1 percent normal in August crop conditions.
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Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Florida
Merchants push to save Bluefield rail schedule
A prominent Bluefield merchant told a Lainc der representative he will urge the Chamber of Commerce to appoint a committee to consult with Norfolk and Western officials about preserving the current railroad schedule. He noted Bluefield stores have benefited, giving Clinch Valley residents two hours for shopping and return trips, and passenger traffic has doubled since the new timetable two months ago.
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Lainc der
Chamber of Commerce
Norfolk and Western
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Itm
Clinch Valley
September to Dwarf Coal Shipments in Pocahontas Field
Prominent shippers in the Pocahontas field forecast September to be the busiest month for coal shipments in the field's history. They base the claim on unified take orders, noting it will take until late October to fill large Tidewater orders.
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Pocahontas
Iarge Tidewater
Mob kills Black man in Mississippi after assault claim
Mia Amey reports Sept 2 that Nick Thompson and a Black man accused of assaulting a 17 year old White girl at Jackamm crossing were taken to the scene by a mob this afternoon and fatally harmed. About 2,000 people participated. six Black people were arrested then released after alibis.
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Cooler Henda
Milbrook Hunt Week Opens With Big Society Event
Poughkeepsie New York reports a Milbrook hunt meeting drawing notable society folk. About 2000 attendees expected as horses, silver cups, and prizes are at stake. Events include hurdle races horse show and athletic displays with a mock business mart. Polly of the Will opens at the White Phat Saturday morning at 10 a.m.
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Molten Metal Ladle Overturns at South Chicago Steel
A molten metal ladle overturned at a South Chicago steel mill today, killing 2-Thomas Powers and seriously injuring several others. The victim was directly beneath the falling molten mass as it showered down.
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Othlers
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Chicago
Newport Horse Show Opens In Colonial Newport
Newport, R. I. Sept. 2 Nearly all entries for the Newport Horse Show are quartered here under grooms, trainers, and caretakers as the event opens to the fashionable public tomorrow. The show runs Monday and Tuesday with judges including William E. Carter Philadelphia for harness, Randolph for the saddle class, and Frederick Bull New York for hunter and jumper events.
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R. 1
William EB. Carter
Philadelphia
Fandolph
Frederick Bull
New York
Claw Hon
Girl killed by trolley car in Richmond suburb incident
In Richmond Virginia a young woman, recently arrived from abroad, was struck and killed by a trolley car near Ginter Park while en route to work at an office. The accident occurred as the motorman whistled and she remained on the track, appearing confused. The deceased left behind a husband and family. Also noted, Dr. Walter Miller of Newport died early this morning and will be buried tomorrow afternoon at one. Her only known relative is a homeroom brother living at Homeiro, Bear Nebure.
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Murfot Keith
Kewlinhetl
Union Theological
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Bie
Walter Miller
Newport
Pir
Mister
Miss Fannin Easley
Bear Nebure
ProvOL TOTER three captured in Red Brush shooting case
Chief Postlewaite with Officers Walters and Taylor captured Albert Watkins for a shooting of John Price last night in Red Brush. Watkins admitted the act after being found hiding in Jake Leftwich's Beasley Street house. A preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow morning.
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Albert Watkins
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Postionaire
Jake Leftwich
Beasley Street
Watkins
Price
Shortage in Apple Crop Expected Across States
On September 2, New York fruit commission reports buyers expect high apple prices this fall and winter. The nationwide crop is light except the Pacific Northwest, with Missouri and Arkansas yielding only a small fraction of normal. Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota fall, while New York Delaware Ohio hold near last year. Pennsylvania likely short. Some southern sections may rise slightly, but overall grower production remains minimal.
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New York Fruit Commission
Pacific Northwest
Ozark
Missouri
Arkansas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Delaware
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ure
Pride of the Smith Family in Georgia Governor Race
Atlanta, Sept. 2. The piece touts Hoke Smith as the next governor of Georgia, recounting his career from secretary of the interior to former governor and current governor elect. It notes his birthday and emphasizes his return to leadership amid primary tensions between reformers and conservatives.
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Hoke Smith
Hoke
Reno
Georgia
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Wae
Wehool
Cea
Wells
Reoeun
Bela
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Jcabinet
Jone M. Brown
Brute
Balthier
Radion
Wink
Democratic Party
Brown
Lee
Campalin
Smitty
Cnme
Witten
Rovernor
Hulledn Corporation
Western Athletes Face Pacific Coast Championship Start
In San Francisco on September 2 large numbers of amateur track and field athletes prepare to compete at the Pacific Coast championship hosted by the California State Fair. The opening day features events at the Sacramento venue with top contenders from Western clubs aiming for titles.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Surramento
Tomorniw
Yacht Race for Championship Cup on Jamaica Bay
New York September 2 A championship cup race for the Waterways league of Greater New York and Long Island will be held tomorrow on Jamaica Bay. The eleven nautical mile course will be sailed twice. Yachts of all sizes are entered and will be handicapped according to ratings.
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New York
Waterways League
Greater New York
Long Island
Jamaica Bay
Mysterious voyage tale from Trooklyn and Ab bany night boat
Names Sire Hane Gateheart Banhern and Wer Jehan Meco K Benhurny appear in a fragmentary tale about a Me wares wult in Trooklyn MV and a noted event near Hounntelette. Sanborn hints at Norman of one hundred awards while derailed chats aboard the Ab bany night boat involve flirtation and a plan to spy on upper deck with acquaintances.
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Jehan Meco
K. Benhurny Whee
Trooklyn
Mem Sanborn Dawerte
Norman
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