Roosevelt Expounds New Nationalism With Government Control
Col Roosevelt outlines New Nationalism at the Conservation Congress in St. Paul. He argues for federal control of natural resources and justice from corporations, contrasting with states’ rights and urging government action to curb corporate power. He begins with a courteous nod to Taft and emphasizes safeguarding public interests.
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St. Paul
Conservation Congress
Col
Roosevelt
Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Cable
Therm
Pope's Delegate Arrives for Montreal Eucharist Congress
The envoy extraordinary of Pope Pius X arrived in Montreal to attend the twenty first International Eucharist Congress opening yesterday for a five day session.
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Pius X
Montreal
Republicans Rally as Gag Order Sparks Debate in Columbia
In Minneapolis on September 6 the Republican Bassinger Pinchot investigating committee scrambles to line up votes for a meeting tomorrow. They fear Democrats aided by Representative Madison will push to publish the committee reports. Three Republicans remain absent as Democrats prepare a minority report backing Pinchot Garfield and Glavis while condemning Balling.
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Minneapolis
Bassinger-Pinchot
Madison
Kansas
Pinchot
Garfield
Glavis
Ballinge
DANCING PAVILION PAYOUT AT SAN MATEO
San Francisco Sept 6 Twenty dollars was paid to each carpenter who labored yesterday on the Crocker estate dancing pavilion at San Mateo The hall is for the coming out of Ethel Crocker daughter of millionaire banker William H Crocker Labor day work was allowed after Crocker offered 100 per day for the project and the Building Trades council granted a special dispensation to proceed.
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San Francisco
Crocker
San Mateo
William H. . Crocker
Ethel
Building Trades Council
Council
Crippen Murder Trial Opens in London
London. The Crippen murder trial opens with prosecutors revealing that large quantities of poison were found in Belle Kilmore Crippen’s body and evidence of an operation. Ethel Glare Leneve, Crippen’s typist, is brought to the bar but may face only accessory after the fact charges. The post mortem found hyoscin and surgical evidence. Crippen claims a quarrel and wife threatened to leave. Pawned jewelry tied to Mrs Crippen and other items valued at $400 and $6 are noted.
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London
Hawley H. Crippen
Belle Kilmore
Ethel Glare Leneve
Canada
Mr. Humpheys
Crippen
Hilldrop Crescent
Paul Martinett
School children return to classes in Cheyenne city schools
Bright faced Cheyenne students return to Slvol buildings with 3 100 peers for the opening day. Enrollment hits 1 325 district wide with Hehechool reporting over 200 pupils, largest in its history. Teachers note a serious start as teams form and studies begin amid morning assemblies and afternoon activities.
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Eletr
Olape Arelga Mente
Roy
Doekoa Tun
Brand New
Denver Woman Drowns in Four Feet of Water
Mary Danielson aged 22 drowned in four feet of water near Duck Island after a rowboat seating mishap. She failed to reach shore despite rest of party’s efforts and was pronounced dead on arrival at hospital.
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Denver
Mary, Danielson
Ciw Park
Duck Island
Ofelock
Althoug
Anderson
Bia
Mies Denielgon
Br. O
Jamo
James
Mies Danielwon
New Super Y of Was Cadets Weat Point
The Military Academy announces M Thomas H Barry as new superintendent of the cadets at West Point. General Barry served in the Spanish American War and commanded the Army of the Pacific in 1907.
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Weat Point
Military Academy
M Thomas H. Barry
Barry Wervell
Idaleo
Great Eucharistic Congress Opens in Montreal Amid Festive Welcome
Montreal hosts the Great Eucharistic Congress with a grand reception for Cardinal Vincent Vannutelli at St. James Cathedral. Dignitaries include Archbishops Heylen, Glennon of St. Louis, and O Connell of Boston as ceremonies unfold before the host procession.
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Montreal
Vincenzo Vannutelli
St. James Cathedral
Canada
America
Heylen
Glennon
St. Louis
O'Connell
Boston
La Follette Sweeps State in Wisconsin Primary
Wisconsin primary results show Senator La Follette winning renomination decisively over Cook amid Progressive gains. John A. Mead elected governor by a 17,000 vote margin. Hepburns and Republicans claim key gains as Democrats invade legislature.
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Milwaukee
la Follette
Baniue A. Cook
White River Junction
John A. Mead
Chas. D. Watson
Bernard dog saves a woman's life in Joplin
A St Bernard named Ben belonging to W A Bride of the United States recruiting station in Joplin Missouri saves Mrs Frank Stanley by locating her unconscious from Gorbolic acid ingestion near the Third street viaduct. The dog barked to alert owner and medical help. Doctors say she likely would not have survived without the dog’s actions and she is expected to recover.
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Joplin
St. Barnard
Frank Stanley
Ben
W. A. Bride
Et States
Third Street
Ki Js
Senator Burrows 18 Defeated in Michigan Nomination
Early returns from Detroit indicate Senator J C Burrows was defeated by Charles G Townsend for the Republican nomination to the U S Senate. Townsend leads with strong early vote and party support in Michigan.
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Senator Burrows
Michigan
Detroit
J. Cc. Burrows
Charles G. Townsend
New Mint Director Named to Succeed A Pratt Andrews
New Mint director appointed to replace A Pratt Andrews. Announcement notes leadership change and impending administrative transition at the Mint.
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Hha
Mint
A. Pratt Andrews
Hutchinson Race War Tense After Negro Purchases Home
A mob led by attorney R. L. Orck storms the home of Jos eph Leese in Pratt County. They order Leese to leave. George Williams, a wealthy black man, allegedly bought a residence in Hutchinson’s white district near a white widow. Threats of violence escalate as both communities gather. warning to Williams and followers to quit the city.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Pratt
George Wiliams
Joseph Leese
Government Mall Service
R. 3
Orck
Léeeze
Williams
Willams
Balloon ascent ends with narrow escape near Indianapolis
George L. Bumbaugh the aeronaut Dr Mills of Chillicothe and Mr Custer of Dayton attempted a balloon ascent after auto races last evening and narrowly escaped death when the balloon dropped onto snow and electric wires, rebounding onto the sidewalk.
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Indianapolis
Sefit
George L. Bumbaugh
Mills
Chillicothe
Custer
Dayton
Indianapolis Street Car Company
Ilinois
Twentyfires
Youth Eater Breaks Fast With Salad After 57 Days
In Denver on September 6 Roland Moeller, who had not eaten for fifty seven days, began tasting food again with a salad of apuilea honey and olive oil prepared by his mother. He slowly gains strength and can sit up after months of abstinence, while reports cite scientific data on enforced fasting.
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Denver
Roland Moeller
Moeller
Henry Howard
Robber Kills Flagman on Burlington Limited
In St Louis on September 6 a lone robber boarded the last Pullman car of the Burlington overland limited, shot and killed Flagman J. N. Wine, and robbed four passengers of money and jewelry before escaping. The flagman died attempting to eject the robber. body found in the yards with a severed arm.
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St. Louis
Burlington Overland Limited
J. N. Wine
Deserted by Lover Girl in Suicide
Fannie Miljan, aged for rears, killed herself after telling her mother life without the man she loved was empty. She locked herself in her room and fired a bullet into her heart. she was dead when parents broke in. She claimed her sweetheart had deserted her for another woman.
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Lead
Ufe
Fannie Miljan
City council moves to pave Carey Avenue in Cheyenne
At a September meeting City President Frank L Johnston and Alderman John Martin discussed forcing delinquent Carey Avenue property owners to cover paving costs. City Attorney Riner to report next meeting. A police misconduct charge and annexation plans for land beyond city limits were also touched on amid routine town business.
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Cheyenne
Frank L. Johnston
P. §. Cook
John Martin
Carey Avenue
W. A. Riner
Keating
Blackburn
Johnston
Rinerwig
Randall Boulevard
Five Negroes Killed by Mob of Farmers in Georgia
Report from Athens dated September 6 says a mob of farmers near Bartton in Clark County shot and killed five black men after a nighttime home invasion plan at the Huff estate. A daughter found a intruder, her father intervened, and a pursuit led to a fatal confrontation with other assailants. Several involved were wounded. one captured man is said to have been lynched.
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Athens
Bartton
Clark County
J. W. Huff
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