Roosevelt to curb over speculation and trusts
President Roosevelt plans a vigorous war on over speculation, over capitalization, and abusive industrial combinations. The policy targets Wall Street financiers, aims to separate Washington powers from financial rule, and may limit support to banks while pursuing anti trust litigation and tariff revision on scientific grounds.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
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Congress
Shaw
Europe
Canadians Load the Fanatics in Cars Like Cattle
The Doukhobor followers were forcibly entrained under heavy guard after a tense night of resistance in Minnedosa Manitoba. A military train arrived to move about five hundred captives toward northern villages while farmers and police struggled to restrain them.
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Yorkton
Winnipeg
Jesus
Zibroft
Zibroff
Merit Wins Promotion to Westminster Deanery
London November 1 Canon J Arbitage Robinson newly appointed dean of Westminster is a young man in this office He succeeds Dr Bradley and earned the post on merit Robinson held the Norrisian professorship for five years and published theological works His scholarly reputation has risen markedly in recent times
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London
Canon J. Arbitage Robinson
Westminster
Bradley
Canon Robinson
Great Britain
England
Richmond
Manufacturers form Cooperatives Coal Co. to mine own fuel
A group of leading Central and Eastern Indiana manufacturers formed the Manufacturers’ Fuel Company to mine coal as gas supplies fail and coal markets waver. They have contracts for 3000 acres of coal land in Sullivan County Indiana and plan to expand as operations begin.
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Sullivan County
Indiana
Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Manufacturers’ Fuel Company
Sul- Nyan County
Old Figures to Receive Third Term Honor as Auditor
Columbus, O special despatch reports Ohio Republicans weighing a third term nomination for State Auditor Walter D. Guilbert. Leaders agree his tenure and reforms, including taxes on public service firms, accounting reforms, and the Nichols law, merit renomination despite no formal opposition.
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Ion
Walter Guilbert
Guilbert
Hanna
Senator Foraker
Nash
McKinnon
Cox
Cincinnati
Louis
Dayton
Dougherty
Columbus
Waldorf
Toledo
Poe
Bushnell
Nichols
Revelations of High Society Scandal Hit London
A London cable reports a widening scandal of degeneracy in high life with as many as thirty named individuals. Two men, Fraser and Thorold, were convicted and sentenced as the plot traces to aristocrats, clubs, and rich households amid palace circles and church intrigue.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
The
Sun Today
London
Cleveland Street
Id Fraser
General Fraser
Bachelors
Arthur Thorold
Thorold
Eton
Grantham
Fraser
Gladstone
House of Commons
England
Passenger Train Hits Freight In Dense Fog Near Williamson
N and W fast express No 4 from Columbus to Norfolk collided head on with an extra freight two miles north of Williamson due to heavy fog. Express messenger John Snyder of Plattsburg was killed. engineer Abe Jackson and fireman J C Egkins of Kenova were seriously injured. Baggage car and mail car burned. Snyder's body burned.
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Huntington Depot
W. Va
Columbus
Norfolk
Williamson
John Snyder
Plattsburg
Abe Jackson
Éngiheer
J. C. Egkins
Kenova
Snyder
Presiding Elder W R Runyan Dies in Pulpit Fall
Rev. W R Runyan D D presiding elder of the Georgetown district collapsed during a sermon at the Methodist Church in New Richmond and died almost instantly. He lived at Milford Ohio and leaves a widow and daughter. The church's pastor Warren J Dunham led the service.
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Commercial Tribune
New Richmond
W. R. Runyan
D.D
Georgetown
Runyan
Milford
Warren J. Dunham
Death of Rev William Runyan Noted in Milford Ohio
Sorrow follows the sudden death of Rev William Runyan at New Richmond. He was born November 28 1834 in Darby's Plain Ohio and married Elizabeth Cox in 1855. Survived by widow and two children Edward Runyan in the U S Army and Alice. He served many churches and districts and was a delegate to the Ohio Conference in 1884 and 1892. Remains to be brought from New Richmond tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Milford
William Runyan
New Richmond
M. Lesoard
M. E
Lafayette van Cleave
M. EB
William Bunyan
Darby’s Plain
Elizabeth Cox
Yellow Springs
B. G
Edward W. Runyan
United States Army
Washington
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Cincinnati
Laurel
Williamsburg
Goshen
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West Cincinnati
First
Xenia
Troy
Central Church
Springfield
Presiding Elder
Hillsboro
Jamestown
Middletown
Cumminsville
Mitford
Ohio
Blizzard Dampens Nebraska Tonight With Heavy Snow
The western half of Nebraska faces its first severe storm of the season as snow falls and Beaver City in Furnas County records a forty degree temperature drop since noon today. The storm is described as a blizzard from the northwest.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Beaver City
Furnas County
Mrs Cornelia Tevis to Wed Former Lover Gerald Hughes
New York officials report Mrs Cornelia Baxter Tevis and Gerald Hughes plan marriage. She left Denver fiancé for Hugh Tevis in San Francisco, now said to marry Hughes during Horse Show week. Tevis family ties and past sensational romance noted.
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Will
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New York
San Francisco
Holland House
Tevis
Gerald Hughes
Denver
Sehdar
George Baxter
Wyoming
Lloyd Tevis
J. B. Haggin
Hugh
Japan
Woman Kills Husband Who Sought Her Life
In Binghamton New York Mrs Enoch Hink fatally shot her husband of 23 years after he returned drunk and attacked her. He pursued her with a knife while she barricaded herself. she then fired a shotgun through the door, striking him in the chest and killing him within minutes. Frank Hink, a nephew who boarded with them, had been a point of jealousy in the weeks prior.
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Frank Hink
Hink
Mason in Boston Jail Case Deepens Murder Inquiry
Boston dispatch reports Mason, a Boston family member, and George Perry, a 19 year old mulatto, are central to the Clara A Morton murder case. Perry admits handling watches linked to two victims but denies knowing Mason. officers question their alleged acquaintance while Mason claims he never met Perry.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Clara A. Morten
Waverly
Alan G. Mason
Miss Morton
George L. O. Perry
Perry
Joseph Nemser
Agnes McPhee
East Cambridge
Mason
Children's Aid Society
Tooht
Mulatto
King Edward Bestows Few Birthday Honors
London notices show limited honors with minor decorations for Portuguese and Japanese officials. Notable figures receiving recognition include Canadian Minister of Commerce J. Cartwright, Lord Revelstoke, Sir Joseph Dimsdale, and MP Alexander H. Brown. Augustus Prevost, governor of the Bank of England, is made a baronet, and Rear Admiral Lambton becomes extra equerry to the king.
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London
K. J. Cartwright
Lord Revelstoke
London Docks
Joseph ©. Dimsdale
Alexander H. Brown
Augustus Prevost
Bank of England
Lambton
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Dr. Robert Tooker Dies in Chicago at 61
Dr. Robert Newton Tooker, prominent Chicago physician and past president of the Illinois Homeopathic Medical Association, died suddenly of apoplexy. A servant found his body in the bathroom. he had apparently been dead several hours. He was 61 and noted for writings on medical subjects.
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Tooker
Chicago
Navy
Robert Newton Tooker
Linois Homeopathic Medical Association
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