Sewell Triumphs in Mercury Handicap at Brighton Beach
Sewell, a 10 to 1 shot, won the Mercury handicap of six furlongs at Brighton Beach in 1 12 2 5, beating Bat Masterson by a length as Suffrage faded. Other winners included Berwick, Thistledale, Good Luck, The Squire, and D Arisle in the day’s racing lineup.
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New York
Sewell
Brighton Beach
Bat Masterson
Suffrage
Berwick
Thistledale
Good Luck
the Squire
D’arisle
Riverside Memorial Church Dedication October 8
Riverside Massachusetts. The Riverside Memorial Church will be dedicated on Tuesday October 8 thanks to a generous $10 000 donation from Rev Joseph Kimball M A. Prominent Bostonians are expected to attend the evening ceremony with former pastors taking part. The scripture lesson will be read by Rev Joseph Kimball and the dedicatory sermon delivered by Rev Albert Marion Hyde D D Brockton.
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Riverside
Joseph Kimball
M. A
Riverside Memorial Church
Albert Marion Hyde
D. D
Brockton
Cooper's New Discovery praised by traveling rep in Boston Chicago
J E Miller, traveling rep for American Extract and Vinegar Company, Nashville, Nashville, says Cooper's New Discovery cured his indigestion and constipation. He reports improved appetite, digestion, regular bowels, stronger nerves, and daily strength gains after using the preparation. He calls it the most remarkable medicine he has heard of.
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Boston
Chicago
Nashville
Cooper
Bomb kills Harvey Brown in Baker City
Harvey K. Brown former sheriff of Baker County was killed by a bomb as he approached his front gate. The ante mortem statement declares the Western Federation of Miners instigated the murder and likens the act to the earlier assassination of Idaho Governor Steunenberg.
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Baker City
Ore
Western Federation of Miners
Harvey K. Brown
Brown
Steunenberg
Idaho
Man Recalls Threats by Miners Connection Before Death
The speaker describes being followed for three weeks by a man in a brown suit who warned him he would be killed due to ties with the Western Federation of Miners and the Steunenberg and Steve Adams cases. Brown died soon after making the statement.
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Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Steve Adams
Brown
Haines
Adams
Wallace
Harris Freed of Murder Charge in Sudden Acquittal
Young Louis Harris was acquitted by a Superior Court jury after a two and a half hour deliberation. The trial for the murder of Michael J. Cunningham, a striking teamster, concluded with a sealed verdict opened yesterday morning and Harris wept upon the verdict.
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Young Louis Harris
Superior Court
Michael J. Cunningham
Harris
Piles Healed Without Pain Product Advertisement
An old medical ad promotes X-Zalia liquid for internal and external piles. It claims to wet sores, remove soreness, and bring a complete cure while stopping bleeding and pain in bleeding piles.
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Haven
President Roosevelt Addresses 10000 at Jai Alai Building
In damp clothing after a heavy rain, President Roosevelt spoke to 10,000 people in St. Louis at the Jai Alai building. He resumed his river journey on the steamer Mississippi at 4 08 PM with Governor Currey of New Mexico and will next go to Memphis for a waterway convention address.
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ST. Louis
Roosevelt
Jai Alai
Mississippi
Currey
New Mexico
Memphis
Roosevelt on national river system and navy duties
The address argues river improvements as a national task to connect the Mississippi basin and its tributaries. It asserts naval strength as essential for all Americans, ties Monroe Doctrine to Pacific and Panama Canal interests, and advocates robust federal control over interstate commerce and railroads to curb corporate power.
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Roosevelt
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Panama Canal
Congress
United States Bank
Attorney General Bonaparte in talks on trust prosecutions
Attorney General Bonaparte and assistant Milton D. Purdy met in Washington on October 2 to discuss the ongoing trust prosecutions and related legal actions.
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Washington, D. C
Bonaparte
Milton D. Purdy
Prosecution Questioned Over Wealth Figures From Harriman Mention
The attorney general declines immediate charges and notes President Roosevelt’s West speeches urging wealth creators to obey the law. He concedes possible action if any magnates stray from virtue, and adds nothing new on Harriman at this time.
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Roosevelt
West
Harriman
Bank Robbers Leave $15 000 in Sutton Vault
In Richford Vermont on October 2 experts working at the Sovereign Bank of Sutton near the Canadian border opened the damaged vault. They found about $15 000 in cash still intact. The five burglars who damaged the vault are at large.
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Richford
Sovereign Bank of
Sutton
Canadian
Elixir Claim Promises Relief for Rheumatism
An eminent authority touted a mixture named Compound Kargon with Extract Dandelion and Sarsaparilla as a remedy for rheumatism and backache from kidney issues. The simple dose after meals and at night is said to relieve long standing cases, with pharmacists noting the ingredients are common, inexpensive, and harmless when prepared properly.
Aerodrome Plans Advance Under Bell Leadership at Halifax
Halifax N S October 2 The Aerial Experiment Association formed by Professor Alexander Graham Bell Captain F W Baldwin and others has completed its organization with Bell as chairman Baldwin as chief engineer T Selfridge secretary J A C McCurdy treasurer and G H Curtis as chief executive and director of experiments The group aims to build a practical aerodrome on a tetrahedral design powered by an engine carrying a man and seeks further support to carry experiments forward.
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Halifax
N. S
Aerial Experiment Association
Alexander Graham Bell
Washington
F. W. Baldwin
Toronto
Bell
Captain Baldwin
T. Selfridge
Fifth United States Field Artillery
J. A. C. McCurdy
Baddeck
C. B
G. H. Curtis
Hammondsport
N. Y
Gloucester Still Missing: Navy Department Sees No Contact
Washington Oct 2 Nothing has been heard at the Navy Department from the U S S Gloucester since Sept 27 after passing Cape Henry. Officials note the ship has wireless apparatus which suggests it may simply be blown off course rather than suffering a worse fate.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
U. S. 5S
Gloucester
Cape Henry
Norfolk Navy Yard
Robbers dynamite train hold-up in Odessa
A train carrying over 200 passengers was robbed last night as robbers blew open the mail car with dynamite. The blast started a fire that spread to a crowded passenger car, badly burning several women and children before they could escape.
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Odessa
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