Campaign opening draws large crowd in Sidney
A large enthusiastic Shelby County Republican meeting in the Sidney armory featured Governor George K. Nash and Senator Warren G. Harding as speakers. L. H. Rogers defended Fourth District issues and anti trust proposals while Nash praised state economy and tax cuts.
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Armory
J. H. Williams
L. H. Rogers
Lima
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Fourth Congressional District
George K. Nash
Warren G. Harding
Marion
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Harding
England
Birth of Heir to the Duke of Manchester Reported
A cable from Eugene Zimmerman of Cincinnati claims a son and heir was born at Tandaragee Castle Ireland to the Duke and Duchess of Manchester. The infant will be named George and receive the courtesy title Viscount Mandeville until he inherits the Dukedom. If true the gift would aid the couple’s social standing and finances.
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Commercial Tribune
London
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Ireland
Tandaragee
George
Dukes of
Manchester
William
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Duchess of Manchester
Zimmerman
Johnson Partly Admits Charges At Ashland Meeting
Tom L. Johnson arrived in Ashland amid rain to speak on Equal Taxation and Health. Democratic leader Lew Stence claimed Johnson failed to appear in Lorain for seven thousand dollars in taxes. Johnson said some details were true but avoided specifics, noting sales of real estate and industrial enterprises outside the state. He planned to return to Cleveland for Sunday.
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Ashland
Tom L. Johnson
Eften
Healeh
Mansfield
Lew Stence
Chncidar
Scean Tribune
Tom Johnson
Lorain
Johnson
Cleveland
Italians Plot to Kill Russian Dowager Empress
Copenhagen authorities tighten guards on Dowager Empress Marie Dagmar of Russia who travels with King Christian as police suspect Italian anarchists plan an assassination. Russian secret service agents assist Danish police in security efforts.
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Copenhagen
Marie Dagmar
Russia
Christian
Denmark
Mrs. Nancy Frost Dies in Piqua at Age 100
Mrs. Nancy Frost died in Piqua Ohio at age 100 years 1 month 6 days. She was the mother of Mrs. L W Fin, with whom she had made her home for many years.
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Commercial Tribune
Piqua
Nancy Frost
L. W. Fin
Western Snowstorm Hits Colorado Mines Area
A furious snow storm with high winds sweeps the Rocky Mountains around Como and the Alpine Tunnel. Prospectors living in tents fear severe exposure as rescue and relief efforts are uncertain in the storm’s grip.
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Denver
Coll
Como
Alpine Tunnel
British Ambassador Sir Michael Herbert Arrives in New York
Sir Michael Herbert the British Ambassador to the United States arrived in New York aboard the Cunard Line steamer Campania with Lady Herbert and their son Michael.
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Sir Michael Herbert
New York
Whited States
Lady Herbert
Michael
Cunard Line
Campania
Booth and Mascagni Here Arrive in New York
On the steamship Philadelphia which arrived today from Southampton were Henry Booth and Pietro Mascagni with his wife.
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Mascagni
New York
Philadelphia
Southampton
Erry Ae
Saliva Ar
Pietro Mascagni
Roosevelt Must Not Tax Strength Says Physicians
Secretary Cortelyou reports the conference stressed the President and his physicians deem his recovery satisfactory but risky. To avoid a setback, he will be relieved of routine business for the next week or ten days with only imperative matters brought to his attention.
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Roosevelt
White House Talks on Coal Strike Strategy
Washington reports the White House is filled with talks on the coal strike. Attorney General Knox and Secretary Root were among early visitors. Senator Scott of West Virginia, Carroll D. Wright, Postmaster General Payne, and Comptroller Ridgely also called to present views and mining statistics.
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Root
Hay
Scott
West Virginia
Carroll D. Wright
Payne
Ridgely
Will Await Outcome of Roosevelt's Efforts
Indianapolis Oct 4 Secretary Wilson of the miners said the conference between Mitchell and the manufacturers will likely be held. Mitchell has not named his committee but the five member panel may include three presidents of anthracite districts and either V P Lewis or Wilson. Governor Durbin received a Detroit mayor Maybury telegram agreeing that all other moves should wait while the President works to settle the strike. Durbin will not appoint Detroit delegates.
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Detroit
Mitchell
T. C.lewis
Wilson
Maybury
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Neces
Roosevel
Congress
Sto
Snyder five years in pen at State Prison
Robert McClure Snyder was convicted of bribery in Criminal Court and sentenced to five years in the State Penitentiary after a weeklong trial. No bondsmen were present as defense had hoped Kansas City ties would trigger the statute of limitations. An appeal was filed seeking a stay until term.
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Snyder
Sny
Fight Over Stratton Millions Moves to Probate Fight
COLORADO SPRINGS Oct 4 The Stratton will probate battle resumed as executors asked the court to probate the will Judge Orr postponed final action to November 10 halting probate proceedings Meanwhile the dispute over legal possession of the estate continues with arguments set for October 9 on the validity of the administrators appointment and who should control the property
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Col
Stratton
James A. Orr
Orr
Cunningham
Dreyfus Promises to Attend Zola Funeral Amid Tears
Paris report describes Dreyfus breaking into tears during a sorrowful interview with Mme. Zola. He vows to attend the funeral at risk to himself, while Mme. Zola pleads and weeps. The article notes Zola’s heartbreak over not having a child to carry his name and mentions a widow Rosereau and two boys, Jacques and Denise, visiting Zola’s home.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Zola
Mme. Zola
Zolar
Rue de
Brussels
Rosereau
Jacques
Denise
Washington Women Ask Mrs Hanna to End Strike
Washington women met to discuss the coal strike and its burdens on households. They urged Mrs Hanna to use her influence to settle the strike, noting coal shortages as the main hardship for families.
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Washington
Hanna
Commercial Tribune
Queen Marie Henriette Letters Reveal Fifty Years of Misery
The Neues Wiener Tagblatt publishes two letters from the late Queen Marie Henriette of Belgium to her painting master Franz Xavier Petter. She describes being an unhappy wife and seeks God’s help, lamenting her marriage and separation from family with dreams of youth fading into tears.
Fire destroys Jonesboro High School in Marion
In Marion Indiana an early morning fire totally leveled Jonesboro High School. Authorities suspect a group of 12 to 16 year old boys who disliked school started the blaze. The loss is estimated at 40000 dollars. Earlier last week twelve year old James Merriman set a fire in the same building but fled the city. The motive is reported as revenge.
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Commercial Tribune
Marion
Ind
Jonesboro High
James Merriman
Merriman
Paris Police Warn of Major Bank Robbery Bond Heist
A lengthy cablegram from the Paris Prefecture of Police informs that a large bank robbery occurred in Paris. It requests search for 150,000 French Government bonds believed stolen in the incident.
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P. Rope
Prefecture ‘of Police
Paris
Tod
Roosevelt Faces Dilemma Over Miners Strike
President Roosevelt weighs options as miners strike actions intensify. Morgan plans to buy 50 000 tons of British coal to distribute to the poor amid unrest and potential riots.
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Morgan
White House coal strike conference plans revealed
The Post reports a Sunday 10 a m White House conference on the coal strike to be attended by Secretary Root Moody Attorney General Knox and Commissioner Wright. The Cabinet lawyers and Labor Commissioner are noted for their knowledge of the situation though no specific plan is stated.
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Washington
White House
Root
Moody
Knox
Wright
Labor
President Hoping Mitchell Ends Coal Strike Soon
Washington reports the White House eyeing a quick settlement of the coal strike. President Roosevelt believes only John Mitchell can end the stalemate and avert a national calamity, while pressuring Congress to pass arbitration laws and avoid a special session.
Morgan's Ship Trust to Furnish Coal to Poor
J P Morgan transfers the International Mercantile Marine to coal operators to ease suffering among the poor and sick. 60 000 tons of hard domestic coal will be shipped to New York, a charitable gesture after failed conferences with President Roosevelt.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
J. P. Morgan
International Mercantile Marine Company
Shipping Trust
England
Morgan
Te Wai
Een Rete
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