Roosevelt Breaks Silence on Taft Tariff Policy
Ex President Roosevelt breaks his silence on the Taft tariff policy in speeches at Sioux City and along a four state itinerary. He calls for tariff regulation by a commission to protect workers and balance production costs, while avoiding broad references to the administration. Roosevelt travels from Omaha to Minnesota and South Dakota, greeted by crowds. a dinner for four hundred is held, and he heads to Fargo for Labor Day remarks.
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Sioux Falls
Roosevelt
Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Sioux City
Iowa
Paris
Omaha
Mintesota
South Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Barnes Attacks Roosevelt and Republican Rise
William Barnes Jr., a New York Republican leader, declares hysteria in the nation and warns the Saratoga convention will decide if the party fights the disease or succumbs to politicians seeking office. He says Roosevelt’s recent West address alarmed thoughtful men and notes his belief he could not have voted for Roosevelt after meeting him.
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New York
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Saratoga
Theodore Roosevelt
West
Barnes
Gol. Roosevelt
Sherman
Mir. Barnes
Two Men Fined by Judge Bruner in Police Court
Ed McIntyce accused of brandishing a knife at Capitol avenue and Eighteenth street Friday night was fined $15 by Judge Bruner. H Monroe also fined $15 for starting a fire to burn rubbish in the business district Friday afternoon.
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Ed McIntyce
Capitol Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Bruner
H. Monroe
Navy officer resigns to be with wife in coast artillery
Midshipman Douglas Cordiner of Lag Begin. resigns from the Navy to marry wife and join the coast artillery. He entered the Naval Academy in 1904 and waited two years to secure permission to marry before resigning to be with his spouse.
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NAVY
Laramie
Douglas Cordiner
Washington
Coast Artillery
Douglas
Cordiner
Bureau
Ivy Department
United States Military Establishment
States Navy
Naval Service
Naval Academy
Navy Department
Artilain
Ada Pervicoe
Record Flight by Zeppelin Ends in National Jubilation
Berlin reports Count Zeppelin’s airship flew 52 miles from Baden to Heidelberg in 65 minutes with a crew of seven and twelve passengers. The craft averaged 49 mph, a likely record for dirigibles, as crowds greeted the journey watched from Kaiser to commoners.
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Berlin
Baden
Heidelberg
Zeppelin
Frederickshafen
Kaiser
Falten Thie
Hypnotist Offers Help in Domestic Disputes Refuted
New York magistrate Cornell dismissed a self styled professor of hypnotism who offered to aid the court in resolving marriages. The "professor" claimed to calm couples merely by gazing into their eyes and asserting his powers. The court indicated it would proceed without such aid for now.
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New York
Cornell
New Court of Domestic Relations
Epace
Ecod
Countess deSwirsky to Appe ar in Vaudeville at Newport
Newport society reports Countess Phakara deSwirsky has completed a dazzling Newport season with a spectacular dance program for cottage set and will soon perform in vaudeville for New York audiences. Notables including John Astor and Mrs Haggin witnessed the display and praised her poised, airy costume.
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Newport
Phakara deSwirsky
New York
Ees
James Haggin
Abe
John
Qenod Astor
Mra. A Oelrichs
Power Clewa
Zene Figan
Mra. James
Paymaster Held Up in Fatal Robbery Band
In Hudson New Jersey on September 3 masked men ambushed a paymaster and driver, George Ragedale, fatally wounding Dent Fowler and stealing a chest of envelopes with about $5,000. Ragedale died. five shots were fired. evidence points to cold-blooded execution.
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de Eipe
Young Woman Squires Last Days in Wild Spending Spree
Mie Marguerite Falcone known as a Snell family member from Chicago spent six months in Phoenix on a $20,000 spree before dying of quick consumption in a pauper hospital. She gave her last dollar to a girl, and police sought her father H. A. Snell. Her tale links to Grace Suell-Coffin-Walker-Coffin-Walker-Layman-Love of Los Angeles and notes a desertion by her husband as illness and hard living overtook her.
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Phoenix
Aviz
Marguerite Falcone
Snell
Chicago
Fine Jap Exhibit at Big Mexican Centennial
Mexico City reports the Japanese exhibit for the centennial celebration has reached Manzanillo on the west coast and will arrive soon. The crystal palace is cleared for the display, described as large and elaborate, arranged by Japanese businessmen as a highlight for visitors.
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Mexico City
Manzanillo
Crystal Palace
Japan
Capita Tto
Automobilist Victim Of Bold Thieves
Walter Moore left his car on Central Avenue while visiting friends and returned to find the vehicle stripped. Thieves took a valuable Kodak, auto gloves, and numerous other items, totaling a neat sum.
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Central Avenue
Walter Moore
Gilewalk
Republicans In Battle In New Hampshire Primary Campaign
In Concord New Hampshire Republicans split between regulars and progressives as primaries set for Tuesday September 6. Democrats face no rival for main nominations and show little activity. A statewide vote in Montpelier Vermont next Tuesday is watched for clues to national sentiment amid expectations of a GOP lead under 25 000 indicating unrest.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Montpelier
Big Labor Day Parade Arrangements Completed
Labor Day preparations are finished for a city parade with brass bands and elaborately decorated floats led by the Ninth Cavalry band. The procession starts at Sixteenth Street and Warren Avenue, arriving at Capitol Avenue for a reviewing stand facing D C Barkwell's office, with judges C N Potter A W Barber and D C Barksdale.
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Organi Bor
W. Frey
Lathoran Union
Mr. Cole
Bollermakers
Ninth Cavalry
Sixteenth Street
Bath Gao
Neb
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