Narrow escape for Roosevelt on Sagamore Hill drive
Col Theodore Roosevelt escaped serious harm when his black horse was struck by an auto on the Sagamore Hill driveway. He was half thrown to the ground but sustained only light bruises. Mrs. Southback rode in the automobile accompanying the party.
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Cholera Arrival at New York Quarantine Measures Expanded
Report of cholera brought to New York with ships from Italian ports including the Suita Anas Malika and Virginia. Thousands aboard held at port quarantine under A J Doty. One suspected case on Aqua and another on Pitasap. Suspects to be moved to WInbourne Island. others to be allowed ashore. First step in keeping cholera from the city.
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Dtalian Porta
Virginia
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Stop Gambling in Farming Prompts Dry Farming Talk
At the Dry Farming congress in Spokane on Oct 4 Prof Thomas Shaw of the Great Northern outlines corn growing at high altitudes and cautions delegates to stop gambling in farming. Dr J H Worst urges agriculture taught in public schools as foreign delegates speak and Colorado Springs emerges as the next congress site.
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Thomas Shaw
Great Northern, Railway
Shaw
J. H. Worst
Colorado Springs
Robbery of a Cripple Delays Artificial Leg Purchase
Milwaukee Oct. 4 William Messenger a cripple saved 380 dollars to buy artificial legs both limbs amputated below the knee. Benjamin Bishy 70 is in custody to answer theft charges. Messenger says he earned the money as an onion grower and planned to travel to Milwaukee to buy new lower limbs with 400 dollars saved.
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Benjamin Bishy
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Weather Forecast Note for Wednesday and Thursday
Generally fair conditions expected with possible showers in the north. Yesterday’s weather showed a high of 61 and a low of 45 with 0.8 inches of precipitation. Winds reached 40 miles per hour from the northwest at 11:30 AM.
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Cigarette Cure Claim Sparks Debate in Denver
An article reports a claim that a new tobacco preparation can cure habits and lung disease by altering cigarette smoke. Kenneth Harper of St. Louis touts a tobacco blend that supposedly absorbs creosote while delivering therapeutic effects to the lungs. Skeptics call the claim implausible.
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Iran
Banks urged to issue money orders by American Bankers
The American Bankers convention in Los Angeles voted 5000 dollars for Times disaster families relief. A report favored banks issuing a traveler like money order with federal credit agency backing. Lee McClung urged shrinking paper money to save over half a million dollars annually.
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United States
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Privileges Restored to Cadets at West Point
At West Point New York General Thomas Barry restored all privileges to cadets tonight after a week’s withdrawal following a captain reprimand in the mess hall. A board of inquiry concluded testimony and the cadets were gathered in the gymnasium for a private briefing.
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United States Military Academy
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Revolution Breaks Out In Lisbon City Palace Siege
London reports a revolution in Lisbon as King Malu ioli is said prisoner and the royal palace under attack. Communication to the capital is cut as warships bombard the shoreline and rebels seize control, according to Daily Mail and Reuters observations.
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Wreck on Wiineis line leaves many dead and injured
Reports say 37 killed and 26 injured in a head on collision between two cars on the Wiineis Traction system near Staunton. Cars were speeding on a sharp curve when they met. several bodies were unidentified and many victims were moved to Carlinville and Granite City for treatment.
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Justice Moody Retires From Supreme Court After Health Edict
Associate Justice William Moody of the United States Supreme Court announced his resignation to take effect November 20. The President accepted the resignation with high regard for the jurist, noting Moody’s long service and health reasons. Moody will retire on a salary of $12,000 a year.
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United State Supreme Court
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American Minister Warns China Crisis May Escalate
Washington October 4 Private sources abroad report a potential outbreak in China similar to Boxer troubles. Secretary Calhoun, minister to China, has been quietly investigating Chinese affairs and deemed the danger serious enough to inform Rear Admiral John Hubbar, commander of the Asiatic fleet, to be ready to land an armed force if needed.
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Seventy Killed In Pacific Steamship Explosion
A Pacific Steam Navigation steamer Chiriqui exploded its boilers ninety miles from Panama and sank. About 100 aboard were thrown into a panic as the ship went down, with a fierce scramble around lifeboats during the disaster.
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Johnson Republicans Defy Machine Crowd in Wyoming Convention
In Buffalo Wyoming the Republican county convention debated endorsing the state ticket. Delegates favored Judge Carey for governor and resisted recording opposition to the machine and its candidate, signaling a split with party leadership.
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Publisher on Way to Attend a Funeral
Gen Harrison Gray Otis was arrested in Los Angeles on a libel charge tied to a Gallagher article just as he headed to a funeral for Wes Reaves. He was released on bail amid ongoing labor inquiry talks. Seven bodies were recovered from ruins today, including a John Howard typist. fourteen recovered overall with eight more believed trapped. Mayor Alexander declined a State Federation of Labor committee’s investigation request. In Oakland, detectives found the launch Peeress used to transport dynamite to the Times explosion, with Pastime rental records and alterations suggesting another name.
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Uncle of Chinese Emperor Arrives in Cheyenne in Special Train
The uncle of the Chinese emperor, OBE Prince Tsai Hsun, chief of the Chinese admiralty and special envoy, arrived in Cheyenne on a seven year record breaking train from Kaypsas Clir. Two Washington secret service men and two Union Pacific railroad representatives accompanied the party.
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Condemns Lover Who Falsified Then Personal Crisis Reports
Atlante Oliy Nsdy Oct 4 Lare quotes a woman who laments a deceitful lover who ruined her life. The body of Miss Ann Howe was found last Friday twelve miles from Rainbow Bay. Letters hidden under a boardwalk reveal she loved a man who misled her about his true position and caused her deep emotional suffering.
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