Iowa idea sparks at Republican league mass meeting
United States Senator J P Doliver of Iowa argues for the value and danger of trusts, calling for government restraint to curb abuses while preserving legitimate corporate property. The gathering in Chicago drew about 469 delegates amid Roosevelt rumors and league leadership elections.
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Chicago
Iowa
National League of Republican Clubs
United States
J. P. Doliver
Republican Party
Mr. Bryan
J. Pierrepont Morgan
Qur Tar
Eheepe Ani
America
Cele
Roosevelt
League
J. H. Moore
Pennsylvania
Sd B. Redding
Little Rock
Ark
Richard Woods
Sioux Falls
Shirley E. Johnson
Kentucky
Hoy O. West
State Central Committee
Hamilton
National Republican League
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Committee
Moore
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
Texas Defeats Oklahoma in Pitch Game at Austin
In a Thursday football match in Austin Texas the University of Texas defeated Oklahoma by a score of 22 to 6. The game featured UT scoring drives and strong defense to secure the victory on home soil.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Robbers Fatally Shot During Montoursville Office Standoff
Five masked men raided the Montoursville Electric office in Williamsport on a Thursday morning. Engineer Bly drew his revolver and fired, killing one robber and wounding two others while he was shot twice in the hip and leg. Bly activated an alarm, robbers fled with the dead man’s body discarded outside and papers taken. The dead thief’s identity remains unknown.
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Williamsport
Montoursville
Electric Company
Bly
Cuba Prosperous Custom Receipts Hit Over a Million
Havana Oct 3 Snor Montes secretary of the treasury reports that Cuba s customs receipts for September totaled 1 307 102 with post office money order internal revenue and other items bringing the island total to 1 596 401 The cash on hand August 31 was 1 039 217 making a grand total of 2 635 648 Payments in September amounted to 1 228 912 leaving a treasury balance of 1 046 736 This year s September customs receipts rose by 264 490 over September 1901.
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Havana
Snor Montes
the Treasury
Cuba
Post Office
Money Order Department
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Supreme Court of Mexico Rules Against W H Mealy in Mining Claims
The Supreme Court of Mexico, in two cases from Mexico City on October 3, ruled against W. H. Mealy. One case involved a dispute with the Norias ée Bajan Mining company over possession of certain mining properties. The other case concerned a suit by Mealy against the Coahuila legislature for not pursuing action against forged sentences connected with ongoing proceedings.
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Supreme Court of Mexico
Mexico City
Supreme Court
W. H. Mealy
Mr. Mealy
Noriasée Bajan Mining Company
Mealy
Coahuila
Wrom
SAILS FOR HOME WITH GOVERNOR WRIGHT
General Chaffee and Governor Wright sail for San Francisco on the transport Sumner. A farewell demonstration precedes departure with troops cheered as guns at Fort Santiago fire salutes. A large reception aboard Sumner and crowd-harried liners mark the voyage home.
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Feueeel
Wright
Sec Francisco
Chaffee
San Prumisers Theresay
Juguber Ferewell
Paspise
Davie
I PaSpotes Islands
Orvistes
Eta
Chafee
Mr. Wrig
Fort Santiago
Sumner
Attempted assault reported in Galveston outskirts
Oct 3 in Galveston shows a Malian woman about 30 years old attacked by a man described as black. The victim cried out for help, the assailant fled, later a suspect matched the description was arrested but not identified by the prostrate woman.
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Galveston
Tex
Thoreday
Sugar mill project planned near Oaxaca Mexico
Planters form a company with $50,000 capitalization to erect a $200,000 sugar mill along the Vera Cruz and Pacific line near Oaxaca. The firm has purchased land in the proposed mill area. H. B. Hope, president, is also first vice president of Carnegie Steel.
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Oaxaca
Mex
Vera Cruz and
Pacific Road
H. B. Hope
Carnegie Steel Company
Farmer Confesses Killing Brother-in-Law in Oklahoma
Charles Wages, a farmer 14 miles southwest of Hartshorne, surrendered to Federal officers in South McAlester claiming he shot and killed his brother-in-law A. B. Trout on Trout's ranch. Trout, about 60, died instantly. Wages had been helping brand cattle and lived on the victim’s property.
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South McAlester
I. T
Charles Wages
Hartshorne
A. B. Trout
Wages
Trout
National banks expand by thirty eight in September
The comptroller of the currency reports in Washington that in September thirty eight national banks were organized, with total capital of 3,030,000 dollars. Bonds deposited as security for circulation amount to 506,750 dollars.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Negro is killed in Camden shooting
Henry Wilson was shot and killed in Camden Texas on October 3. Both involved were Black. Wilson was shot three times including a heart shot and died after about 45 minutes. Sam Henderson surrendered to the justice of the peace.
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Camden
Tex
Henry Wilson
Sam Henderson
Justice of the Peace
Brown & Green mill and ginhouse burned in Lometa
Fire destroyed Brown and Green's mill and ginhouse in Lometa on Wednesday night. Insurance coverage listed at 2000 dollars.
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Brown & Green's
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Houston
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