Haskell Says Hearst Is Blower and Quitter
Guthrie Oklahoma Sept 24 Governor Charles N Haskell replies to William Randolph Hearst charging him with political plots. He defends Oklahoma democracy actions and cites resolutions in Congress on electing senators income tax and Employers liability. He directs Hearst to prove charges to a five editor board.
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Haskell
Hearst
Guthrie
Okla
Charles N. Haskell
William Randolph Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Monnett
Ohio
Standard Ol Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Gompers Brings Taft Name Into Contempt Case
In Washington Gompers testifies in a contempt case, alleging operators paid detectives to spy on workers after hours and that the Manufacturers' Association offered bribes. He accuses Van Cleave of bribery in New York in 1907 and ties the suit to Taft’s injunction remarks.
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Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Wm. H. Taft
J. W. van Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
Gompers
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Manufacturers’ Association
van Cleave
New York
Taft
Milwaukee to open western extension to Butte
Chicago announced the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad will inaugurate local service to Butte Montana on October 3 on the new Pacific coast extension. Distance Chicago to Butte 1524 miles and St Paul to Butte 1113 miles. Berlin Prince Philip au Hulenberg, jailed for perjury in the round table scandal, is released without bail due to health.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul Railroad
Butte
Mont
St. Paul
Berlin
Philip Au Hulenberg
Round Table
Bryan predicted to carry New York by 100000 plurality
New York Chairman Conners releases preliminary canvass figures showing William Jennings Bryan leading in the state by about 100000 votes. The report emphasizes Bryan's strong position in the Empire State.
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New York
Sitate
Conners
Bryan
California forest fires push through Luffenholtz area
Eureka Cal September 24 The forest fires near Luffenholtz continue with no abatement. Refugees flee the burned district as a woodsman named Carlson is found burned to death on the outskirts. The blaze stretches twelve miles along the coast while drought conditions leave the region tinder dry.
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Eureka
Cal
Luffenholtz
Carlson
Storms Demoralize Telegraph Service Across Regions
Reports say storms and heavy weather from San Francisco to the Canadian boundary badly demoralized telegraph service, with snow along the northwest Canadian Pacific route and strong winds affecting lines into the north.
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Chicago
Rept
Canadian Pacific
San Francisco
Castro supporters push for life presidency in Venezuela
Partisans of President Castro have begun speeches advocating making Castro president for life in Venezuela, signaling a bid to secure ongoing leadership.
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Castro
Caracas
Venesuela
Wheatland and Paris Lead Off Whirlwind Harvest Week
Paris socialite Estella Alexander recalls hardship as Prince de Broglie pursues luxury in exile. In Wheatland Wyoming the Laramie County fair opens with 1000+ exhibits, heavy livestock showings, and a bustling race program as visitors arrive by special trains from Cheyenne and north.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Northern
Swanbrough's Hoodoo Sticks Tight To Him
E W Swanbrough claims his Corbin racer is hoodooed as he attempts the Denver to Cheyenne record. He crashed into a ditch tearing fence posts, then hit a telephone pole marked 1300. After repairs he tried again but returned to Denver with the car damaged after a 34 mile leg in 56 minutes 8 seconds.
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Denver
Colo
E. W. Swanbrough
Corbin
Swanie
American Capital to Help Thy Chinese
Peking Sept 24 A Chinese official Tang Shoa Yi of high rank left for America by way of Japan to thank the United States for the remission of part of the Boxer Indemnity and to seek American capital for development in northern China.
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Pekin
United States
China
Tang
Shoa Yi
America
Japan
Tang Shoa Yi
United’ ‘States
Earthquake Shakes Mexican Coast Reported from Acapulco
Advices received today from Acapulco describe two heavy shocks felt off the port. The sea was greatly agitated and broke in tremendous waves. The Coamos line steamer Radnes, from San Francisco for Hamburg, was caught and tossed about like a chip.
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City of Mexico
Mex
Acapulco
Coamos Line
Radmes
San Francisco
Hamburg
Republicans organize women's department for campaign
The Republican National Committee announced in New York on September 24 that a women's department had been organized to aid the campaign. Mrs J Hills Foster was placed in charge.
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New York
Republcan National Committee
Mra. J. Hills Fostlr
Horse Electrocuted On Rawlins Street
A wind storm in Rawlins Wyoming at 5 59 PM caused an electric light pole to topple as power came on. A wire struck a horse owned by H T Smith, killing the animal, and the driver narrowly escaped harm.
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Rawlins
Wyo
H. T. Smith
Supreme Court Upholds Washington Cigarette Ban
Tacoma dispatch reports that Olympia says the supreme court in the Winser case from Spokane has sustained the state law prohibiting the sale of cigarettes and cigarette papers.
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Tacoma
Wash
Olympia
Supreme Court
Winser
Spokane
Straw Hats All Win Winter
Colorado Springs reporter notes W. H. Dunning of the Antlers hotel suggests straw hats be worn all winter as a playful advertising gimmick for Colorado Springs as a winter resort while the team standings show the Straw Hats performing well in the American League.
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Colorado
Dunning
Antlers
Colorado Springs
Murderer Leaps From Train to Escape in Canon City
Sherman W. Morris alias Frank Shercliffe, sentenced to 20 to 25 years for murder in Leadville, escaped from Sheriff Bonner on a moving train near Canon City by leaping through a window. He vanished after the dash, with bloodhounds and statewide alerts unsuccessful to locate him.
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Canon City
Colo
Sherman W. Morris
Frank Shercliffe
Bonner
Leadville
Shercliffe
Ames
Cleghorn
Davis preliminary hearing in murder case in Omaha
Charles Edward Davis faces a murder preliminary hearing for the September 1 death of Dr. Frederick Austin. He arrives with his brothers, while Abbie B. Rice testifies earlier to a coroner’s jury and plans to return to Des Moines, possibly pursuing nursing after release.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles Edward Davis
Frederick Austin
Davis
Frederick H. Davis
First National Bank
Thomas Davis
Abbie B. Rice
Rice
Associated Press
Des Moines
Wu Ting Fang to Be Recalled Soon
Pekin reports Wu Ting Fang the current Chinese minister in Washington will be replaced in November. His successor Jo Chung Men Yew will travel to Washington with Tang Shao Yi, a special representative of the emperor, while Tang Shido Yi departs Pekin for Manila.
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Pekin
Wu Ting Fang
Washington
Jo Chung Men Yew
Manila
Tang Shao Yi
Tang Shido Yi
Oklahoma land ROW claim sparks interior dept dispute
Washington Sept 24 Secretary Garfield rebutted Governor Haskells claim that Secretary Hitchcock granted rights of way in the Indian Territory to Standard 611. Garfield said his predecessor acted in accordance with regulations of the interior department and under proper authority.
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Washington, D. C
Haskell
Oklahoma
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Indian Territory
Garfield
Deserter Held to Estate Claim in Duluth Case
Oklahoma City September 24 Gerald Fairchild an artilleryman at Fort Sill now jailed for desertion has been held to a estate claim valued at 160000 dollars linked to Duluth Minnesota The case notes involvement of a Boston connection and Teentrated phrasing remains from the source but the core fact is the desertion sentence and large estate claim tied to Duluth Minnesota
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Gerald Fairchild
Fort Sill
Duluth
Minn
Boston
How Yesterday's Game Was Won and Lost
New York edged Chicago 5 to 4 in a tense National League contest. New York scored in the first and added three in the fifth on Boniin and Devin sacrifices. Chicago rallied with a late spree in the seventh as Tinker, Kling and others drove in four runs, but fell short.
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Paris
Chicago
Robert de Broglie
Bois de
Viscount de Corday
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cgnatalba
Brooklyn
I. Philadelphia
Cinginnati
Philadelphia Hee Pee Ene
R. H Bg
Cheveland
Mpepbington
Teney
Bresnahan
Boniin
Devin
Tinker
Bleinfeldt
Kling
Hoffman
Howard
Coakley
King
Weather Report for Wyoming Sees Showers and Cooler
Forecast for Wyoming calls for showers and cooler conditions Friday and Saturday. Local data for the four hours ending 6 p m shows a max of 79 degrees and a min of 46 with no precipitation. W E Palmer Section Director.
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Washington
D. C
Wyoming
W. 8. Palmer
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