Burley Tobacco Society Press Committee Denounces Report
Lexington dispatch reports the Burley Tobacco Society press committee condemns Miss Alice Lloyd and R T Gay for issuing a district board report on relocating headquarters from Winchester to Lexington. The letter, signed by Gay Prewitt and Pendleton, argues the publication was unauthorized and unfair to Clark county and Winchester.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Burley Tobacco Society
Alice Lioya
Winchester
Lloyd
Burley Society
Clark County
Miss Lloyd
Mr. Gay
Gay
County Board of Control
Montgomery County
Mount Sterling
District Board
R. T. Gay
Burley
G. G. Prewitt
D. L. Pendleton
Dick bill to bring National Guard to army standards
Washington dispatch reports the Dick bill of 1903 aimed to standardize National Guard organization and equipment with the regular army by Jan 21 1910. War Department inspectors note improving conditions, with Southern and Western states making progress while Nevada lags in militia readiness and funding eligibility.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
National Guard
Congress
War Department
I. M. Weaver
Division of Militia Affairs
Dick Pill
West
Nevada
Fulton Awarded 17500 for Loss of Wife Affections
In Kingston New York Supreme Court Justice Betts awarded Charles H Fulton of White Lake Sullivan County 17500 in a suit against William J Stewart of St Louis alleging Stewart alienated Fultons wife affections. Fulton sought 50000. Stewart 60 left his wife for Mrs Fulton who left her husband and two sons. Mrs Fulton 45. Stewart had income from stock in a St Louis newspaper and 25000 from Ellen J McKee. Fulton formerly ran the Fulton house at White Lake.
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Kingston
N. Y
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Betts
Charles H. Fulton
White Lake
Sullivan County
Fulton
William J. Stewart
St. Louis
Stewart
Cargill Multimillionaire Railroad Builder Dies at 65
W. W. Cargill, Lacrosse Wis., aging 65, died today. He owned Cargill Coal and Cargill Elevator, built the Lacrosse and Southern railroad, and ran the Sawyer and Austin Lumber company at Pine Bluff Ark.
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Lacrosse, Wis
Associated Press
W. W. Cargill
Cargill Coal Company
Cargill Elevator Company
Lacrosse & Southern Railroad
Sawyer & Austin Lumber Company
Pine Bluff
Ark
Former Congressman Finley of Kentucky Passes Away
H. F. Finley ex congressman from Kentucky Eleventh district 1886 to 1890 dies at age 77 in Williamsburg. He was the father of Charles Finley recently of Indianapolis who served as secretary of state from 1895 to 1899.
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Finley
Kentucky
Williamsburg
H. F. Finley
Eleventh
Charles Finley
Indianapolis
Kidnapped Viviano Children Return Home in St Louis
Grace and Tomasso Viviano, kidnapped on August 2, arrived at Union Station with their fathers. Relatives and friends greeted them with kisses as mothers held the children en route to their home. Special thanks services were held at St Charles Borromeo Church and the family celebrated with a feast.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
Grace
Tomasso Viviano
Union Station
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church
Taft Officials Visit San Antonio Hotel Plans
Taft and his party visit St Anthony hotel area with the San Antonio Mayor and Texas Department Commander present. The stop highlights municipal hospitality and veteran management roles in the local tourism scene.
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Taft
San Antonio Hotel
Texas Department
Taft in San Antonio stays at St Anthony Hotel
President Taft passes time in San Antonio during a brief visit and will be hosted at the St Anthony hotel where plans for a Lucullan spread were discussed to replace a beef and beer meal proposed by Mayor Callaghan. General Albert L Myer supervises Fort Sam Houston garrison movements and will lead a review at Fort Sam Houston during the visit.
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Commercial Tribune
San Antonio
Tex
Taft
St. Anthony Hotel
Callaghan
Albert L. Myer
Fort Sam Houston
el Paso
Quebec Water Front Fire Causes Million Dollar Loss
A fire that swept Quebec's water front late last night and into this morning destroyed all burned buildings filled with grain and cargo. The loss is expected to exceed $1,000,000 as ships awaited shipment on ocean-going vessels.
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Quebec
Newport Mayor Killed in Home Invasion
Mayor Y. Z. Newberry of Newport North Carolina was shot in the back of the head as he entered his home last night and died instantly. A sheriff and armed posse pursued the unknown killer through the night.
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Newport
Newport N. C
Associated _Press
Y. Z. Newberry
Progress of Uncle Sam's Neighbors Dinner Discussion
Chicago scenes the Mexico Cuba and Canada progress and relations with the United States will be discussed at a dinner hosted by the Association of Commerce next Friday. Speakers include Senor Francisco de la Barra Mexican ambassador General Carlos Garcia Velez minister from Mexico R Dondurand former Canadian Senate speaker and Huntington Wilson assistant secretary of state.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Mexico
Cuba
Canada
United States
Association of Commerce
Francisco de la Barra
Amor
Carlos Garcia Velez
R. Dondurand
Montreal
Canadian Senate
Huntington Wilson
Woman killed on Harriman estate in auto crash
On the Harriman estate near Arden station in Tuxedo Park New York Mrs Bruce Price widow of a New York architect was killed when her car skidded into brush after the chauffeur pulled aside to pass. Mrs Charles J Coulter was injured with a broken arm and her 12 year old son and the chauffeur were unhurt.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Bruce Price
New York
Charles J. Coulter
Tuxedo
Arden
Diplomat William I. Buchanan Dies on London Street
William I. Buchanan, former American minister to the Argentine Republic and Panama, died last night in Park Lane near the American embassy. Officials say heart disease or apoplexy likely caused his death with no foul play. He had been staying at Claridge's and was identified by clothing and jewelry. An inquest will be held tomorrow as police and embassy staff coordinate the case.
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Associated Press
London
William I. Buchanan
Buffalo
N. Y
Panama
Park Lane
St. George's Hospital
Buchanan
Berlin
Paris
Claridge’s Hotel
W. I. Buchanan
Taft Delivers Fourth Sermon on San Antonio Visit
President Taft arrives in San Antonio after El Paso journey and dedicates the Fort Sam Houston chapel. He plans to lay the corner-stone tomorrow and visit Gregory Texas on ranch business with his brother C. P. Taft. He stresses unity beyond party and praises the army as he travels through Texas.
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Associated Press Dispatch
San Antonio
Texas
el Paso
St. Anthony
Fort Sam Houston
Old Army Post
Patt
Fort San Houston
Alamo Plaza
Gregory
Corpus Christi
C. P. Taft
Bishop Johnson
Episcopal Church
Bishop Forest
Catholic Church
Samuel Marks
J. B. Cleaver
Ministers’ Association of
Fatherhood of God
Brotherhood of Man
Regular Army
United States
London Mobs Demonstrate Against Ferrer Execution
A London protest began with a Trafalgar Square mass meeting organized by socialist and labor groups. Red flags and banners denouncing Alfonso filled the streets as police kept crowds moving toward the Spanish embassy. The scene grew tense around Buckingham Palace with strong rhetoric from Labour politicians and calls to expel the Spanish ambassador.
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London
Francisco Ferrer
Barcelona
Buckingham Palace
Trafalgar Square
Alfonso
Nelson
J. F. Green
Friends of Russian Freedom
Victor Grayson
Manchester
Europe
Ferrer
Edward
England
Victoria Street
Favorite Drugs May Go Under a Ban
St. Petersburg acting prefect of police asks the interior ministry for permission to restrict sale of certain drugs to curb self destruction. Self-destruction has become epidemic in the city with as many as twenty cases in a day.
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ST. Petersburg
Associated Press
Ministry of the Interior
Russia
Man Killed by Fist Blow Over Dollar in City Quarrel
Nashville, Oct 17 Edgar Goodwin fatally struck Eugene Williams with a fist during a quarrel over a dollar on Third Avenue North. Williams died instantly from a broken neck. Goodwin was arrested.
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Nashville
Tenn
Associated Press
Edgar Goodwin
Eugene Williams
Third Avenue
Goodwin
McCarren Improves After Appendicitis Operation
State Senator Patrick H. McCarren's condition after an appendicitis operation shows favorable progress. Dr. Peter C. Hughes said the case is improving, but cautioned that danger may not be entirely past and access to the patient remains restricted.
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McCarren
New York
Associated Press
Patrick H. McCarren
Peter C. Hughes
Hughes
Henry George Jr Reveals Ivins Offered Bribe in 1886
Henry George Jr claims William M Ivins approached Henry George Sr with terms to withdraw from the 1886 New York mayoral race. Ivins denies the charge, insisting no such offer was ever made and reiterating his opposition to the allegation amid the Hearst Grace Barnard contest.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Wiliam J.gaynor
W. R. Hearst
Otto T. Barnard
Hearst
William M. Ivins
Henry George, Jr
Ivins
William R. Grace
George
Henry George
Richard Croker
Abram S. Hewitt
Mr. George
Tammany Hall
Cook at the Pole Honored by Eskimos
A memorial note honors a cook at the pole, recognized by faithful Eskimos for service to the country and community. The piece reflects gratitude and national appreciation for the individual.
Danish ship reports Cook Eskimos claim Arctic journey
The Danish ship Godthaas, returning from Greenland, says Captain Serhoubye heard Cook’s Eskimos recount his long walk. Eskimos at North Star bay allegedly told of Cook’s feat, prompting hopes of a North Pole visit while Peary’s approach spurred fear of his arrival. A native priest plans to seek Cook’s Eskimos this winter.
Dr Cook Appears Before Explorers Club to Record Mount McKinley Climb
Dr. Cook, at the invitation of the Explorers Club special committee, testifies on his Mount McKinley ascent. No charges are filed. inquiry aims to place the climb on official records. He leaves for Toledo to lecture then plans an expedition to recover alleged records from 1906.
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Countess of Warwick
Europe
Ferrer
Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Cook
Explorers’ Club
Mount McKinley
Anthony Fiala
Dr. Cook
Fiala
H. C. Parker
Columbia University
Belmore Browne
Frederick A. Cook
Toledo
North Pole
Duke of Abruzzi Proposed as King
Athens dispatch says Greek army officers who moved against the monarchy in August agreed to offer the throne to the duke of the Abruzzi if King George abdicated. An official statement denied the movement targeted the king or ministry. Rumors resurfaced after King George ordered his three sons to resign army commissions.
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Associated Press
Paris
Athens
Abruzzi
George
Queen City Meat Packers Meet Opens in Chicago
The fourth annual convention of the American Meat Packers' Association opens in Chicago tomorrow. About 500 delegates have arrived from across the country, including 75 from Cincinnati led by president Michael Ryan. Governor Deneen will greet delegates at the opening.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago
The
American Meat Packers’ Association
Cincinnati
Michael Ryan
Deneen
Farmer Lawmaker Dies in Indiana At 82
Joseph C. Ratliff aged 82 former Indiana state legislator longtime Purdue trustee and prominent Hicksite church member died in Richmond Indiana today.
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Richmond
Ind
Associated Press
Joseph C. Ratliff
Indiana
Purdue University
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