Roosevelt Returns From Long Western Tour on Campaign Trail
Colonel Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay after a 5500 mile trip through sixteen states. He delivers about 100 speeches, endorses Davenport, calls for a new nationalism, and criticizes the old guard in the Republican party. He plans further trips and speeches for Beveridge and Lodge.
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Roosevelt
Middle West
Utica
Davenport
Sherman
Old Guard
Republican Party
New York State
Cheyenne
Denver
Colorado
Kansas
Osawatomie
Big Week Seen At Expo Grounds With Air Flights And Plays
Sunday quiet gave way to a promised banner week at the Ohio Valley exposition. Frank Goodale will stage multiple air flights from Aero Park and a 2 PM school play “Pranks of Cupid” draws packed houses, while concerts, lectures, and new fruit exhibits from California and Florida promise strong crowds.
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Frank Goodale
Aero Park
South Lagoon
Exposition Grounds
Merrie
Charles Zuber
Publicity Bureau
California
Florida
Roosevelt Faction Fights for Delegates at New York GOP Convention
As Theodore Roosevelt returns from a Western trip the old guard and progressives battle for control of the Republican state convention. Primaries on Tuesday in New York, Buffalo, and Rochester will test support for Sherman as temporary chairman versus Roosevelt. Delegates favor Sherman edge over Roosevelt in early tallies, with county lines and local leaders shaping plans for direct primaries and seating the chair.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Buffalo
Rochester
State Committee
Sherman
Roosevelt
Lloyd Co. Griscom
New York County
Timothy L. Woodruff
Kings County
Fred Greiner
Erie County
Monroe
George W. Aldridge
Ferry Hits Sailboat Drowning Two on Mississippi River
In St Louis this afternoon the ferry boat Samuel B. Wiggins of Wiggins Ferry Co. struck a sailboat on the Mississippi River capsizing it and drowning a man and a boy. The victims were August Eichelburg 25 a carpenter of St Louis and Charles Levison also of St Louis aged years old.
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ST. Louis
Samuel B. Wiggins
Wiggins Ferry Company
Mississippi River
August Eichelburg
Carpenter
Charles Levison
Youth Charged With Attack On His Sister
William Lucas 22 of Pleasant Ridge was arrested in Lexington Kentucky on information from Village Marshal Cox. He allegedly followed his 14 year old sister Loretta to an outhouse and attacked her last Wednesday night, neighbors heard her scream and she was too shaken to fully describe the incident.
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William Lucas
Pleasant Ridge
Cincinnati
Lexington
Cox
Senour
Globe- Wernicke Company
Norwood
Marshal Cox
Lucas
Washington Street
Reemelin Charges Over Private Sewer Plan
Dr R H Reemelin, Federated Improvement member, defends charges against Councilman Otto J Renner over a University court sewer. Renner says Reemelin plans a private sewer to serve his Straight street property, using a contractor to form a Y in the line. Public records show ordinances and costs borne by abutting owners.
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R. H. Reemelin
Federated Improvement Association
Otto J. Renner
Dr. Reemelin
The
Commercial Tribune
Mr. Renner
University Court
Otto Renner
North Cincinnati Business Men’s Club
Federated Association
Straight Street
Probate Judge Hartkoff Dies at Hamilton Home
Hamilton Ohio September 11 Probate Judge Clarence R Hartkoff died suddenly at his country residence in St Clair township at 11 50 am after a day of activity. He served as probate judge since 1905 and was to complete his term February 8 1918. He leaves a widow and eight year old daughter Katharine. The death is attributed to araemic poisoning from Brights disease.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Clarence R. Hartkoff
St. Clair Township
Bright
Hartkoff
Cincinnati
Charles R
Theresa Ohlinger Hartkoff
Butler County
Judson Harmon
Herminie Qetterer
Katharine Hartkoff
The
Elks
Common Pleas Court
Butler County Bar Association
All Nations Participate in Pageant at International Eucharistic Congress
Montréal Sept 11 A vast Catholic procession closed the twenty first international Eucharistic congress 100000 in line 600000 spectators along four mile route to Mount Royal Cardinal Van Nutelli carried the host to the repository at the foot of the mountain Justice Girouard and other officials attended The event showcased Catholic unity with diverse delegations and priests marching in white surplices and black cassocks from Notre Dame to the church canopy and monstrance.
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Montrepal
Dominion of Canada
United States
Mount Royal
Notre Dame
Vincent Vannutelli
Girouard
Charles Fitzpatrick
Wilfred Laurier
Dominion
Charles Murphy
L. M. Bodeur
Sixty-first
Quebec
Papal
Gold bullion stolen in transit on Yukon steamer
In Seattle on September 11 a theft on board the Yukon river steamer Humboldt saw 250 pounds of gold bullion valued at 57 000 dollars substituted with lead. The robbery, uncovered at the Seattle assay office, mirrors a prior 69 000 dollar heist and remains unsolved.
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Wash
Washington-Alaska Bank of Fairbanks
Ter-Horton National Bank of Seattle
Humboldt
Fairbanks
Yukon
Dawson
White Horse
Alaska-Pacific Express Company
Daweon
Express’ Company
United States Assay Office
Express Company
Assay
Consignee
Sax
Skagway
Washington-Alaska
Yukon River
Robbie Miller
Tanana River
Miller
Burley Crop Pool Fails Amid Desperate Efforts in 1910
The Burley society nears collapse as President Clarence Le Bus urges county boards to hire more solicitors including women and church groups. Officials warn the pool may fail without broader field outreach and voter approval, with barbecues and wider territory now allowed.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Clarence le Bus
Burley
Fayette County
The
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Burtey
Hogshead
Burley District
Burley Belt
LeBos
Maine voters face four tickets in biennial election
Portland reports both Republicans and Democrats confident of victory as Maine's 110000 voters prepare to choose governor Bert Fernald and Frederick Plaisted amid four tickets. Democrats claim potential gains in the legislature while noting weather and rural turnout will decide the outcome.
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Republcan
Bert. M. Fernald
Frederick W
Plaisted
Augusta
Robert W. Hunter
Freeport
James H. Ames
Bowdeinham
Fernald
United States
Eugene Hale
Frederick W. Plaisted
Harry M. Plaisted
D. C
Powers
Cobb
Canoe Capsizes Leave Two Young Men Dead on River
KANKAKEE Sept 11 A canoe capsized on the Kankakee river Saturday night, drowning Otis Brady and William Loherman two young men from good families. The tragedy occurred during an evening outing, authorities reported.
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Kankakee, HI
Kankakee River
Otis Brady
William Loherman
Son Tries To Stop Father's Death in Tragic Self Inflicted Shooting
EAST LIVERPOOL OH Sept 11 Michael Reed 43 shot himself after son Orrie 16 attempted to wrest the revolver from him. Police jailed Orrie as he was drunk. Reed died at hospital after recent mental trouble.
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Liverpool
Michael Reed
Orrie
Former New York Banker Ends Life in Apartment Suicide
Walter Scott Jenks, once a New York banker now in real estate, killed himself in his apartment today by shooting. No reason was given for the act.
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New York
Walter Scott Jenks
Two Men Drag Woman Into the Weeds in Broad Daybreak
Police in the Eighth district responded to screams from a Wilhelms flat at Rockdale and Burnet where two colored men named George McKinley and Otis Thrasher were seen dragging a woman into a vacant lot. The suspects fled in a car last seen on Reading road. a hat with a pinned elk’s head was found, aiding identification.
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Rockdale
Burnet Avenues
Eighth
Rockdale and
Reading Road
Bluitt, Grewe
Turner
George McKinley
Otis Thrasher
Wehrman Avenue
Republicans May Win Out In Tennessee Race
Nashville reports Governor Patterson's withdrawal from the Tennessee gubernatorial race prompts independent Democrats to back Republican B. W. Hooper in exchange for an independent judiciary. Patterson aides plan talks to reunite the party as independents weigh their pledge and the late alignments.
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Nashville
Tenn
Patterson
Tennessee
Democratic Party
B. W. Hooper
Hooper
Arkansas Election Day Looms With Gubernatorial Race
Little Rock reports elections statewide tomorrow with governors candidates Donaghey Roland and Hogan. Socialists active but Donaghey expected to win big. Bryan headlines initiative and referendum push overshadowing other issues statewide. Temperance forces seek statewide constitutional amendment in next legislature.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
George W. Donaghey
Andrew I. Roland
Rep
Daniel Hogan
Donaghey
W. J. Bryan
Rubber Plant Hit by Major Fire in New York
A Rubber Company plant in New York tied to Rubberset Brush company was destroyed by a large blaze. Loss is estimated at 200000 to 250000 dollars and is fully covered by insurance.
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Big
New York
Bias
Sceniceenyary
Rubberset Brush Company
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