Prince Ito Assassinated in Harbin Causes Tokyo Uproar
Reports from Tokyo announce the assassination of Prince Hirobumi Ito, a leading Japanese statesman aged 68. Ito, famed for framing Japan’s constitutional system, was en route to Manchuria for a conference with Russian officials when killed by a Korean.
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Burley Tobacco pooling boosts Lexington hub role
Lexington will host the Burley Tobacco Society and the Burley Tobacco and Insurance Company offices as part of a 2 million dollar venture. The pool expands, with Mason county crops secured, and leaders plan meetings in Lexington to map actions for unpooled crop handling. Wilbur Wright demonstrates glide landings at College Park with officers observing.
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Oleander With Taft Aboard Stems Father of Waters
President Taft embarked on a nearly 1200 mile Mississippi River trip after a strenuous day of speeches dining and riding at St Louis Missouri on October 25 according to Associated Press dispatch. The voyage follows a busy day as Taft traveled by river to continue his tour with plans to travel upriver toward New Orleans.
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Deep Waterways Flotilla Puts Taft Fleet on Mississippi Tour
President Taft leads a vast flotilla down the Mississippi to press for deep waterways as a major Chicago-New Orleans event draws officials, senators, and diplomats. The Oceanic convoy, guarded by naval ships, aims to secure federal backing for a continuing deepwater program.
Taft Presses Merit Based Waterway Plans in Midwest
In St. Louis and East St. Louis President Taft with Speaker Cannon and Governors Deneen and Hadley urged waterway improvements as a national conservation policy. They backed bond funding, levee systems, and merit based project selection to develop Mississippi water routes toward a fourteen foot channel to the Gulf.
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Morse Denies Croker Aid in Fight for Release
NEW YORK Oct 25 Richard Croker plans a fall visit to the United States but Charles W Morse says Croker is not coming to aid his fight for release. Morse, in Tombs custody, dismissed the claim as untrue in a brief note.
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Ohio Bankers Condemn Postal Savings Scheme
Group 2 of the Ohio Bankers association with 100 members met in Findlay Ohio and adopted resolutions condemning the establishment of postal savings banks and the guaranteeing of bank deposits. A banquet followed the session.
Peruvian Bolivian row settled by two congresses
On receipt of news that Peru's congress ratified the protocol with Bolivia, Bolivia's congress approved it by 77 to 2. The dual ratification ends a long diplomatic dispute and paves the way for implementing the protocol.
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Kenyon Avenue Man Dies Entering Friend’s House
Michael Duncan aged 60 or 90 Kenyon Avenue collapsed and died while entering a friend's home at Fourth and Mill streets. Fourth district police and Coroner found heart failure as the cause. Undertaker James H. Finn took the body home.
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