Bryan welcomed with acclaim by local democracy
William Jennings Bryan was Cincinnati’s guest, greeted by 12 000 to 15 000 at Ball Park. He spoke on political issues but did not address railroad ownership raised in New York. Mayor Dempsey introduced him and praised his principles as citizens praised Roosevelt.
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Controversy Over Mutual Life Policy Holders Groups
New York dispatch details sharp exchanges among the Mutual Life Insurance Company the International Policyholders Committee and the Policyholders Protective Association. Peabody rebuts ex Justice Parker claims saying the letter distorts testimony before the Armstrong investigation. Scrugham denounces the Protective Association resolutions as false and cowardly and demands specifics to prove any statements.
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Colgate
Baker seeks ten secure terms for surrender
Indianapolis dispatch reports Sheriff Edward Sourbier pursuing O A Baker the bribery suspect with a $3000 Governor’s reward. Baker may be abroad in Canada Ireland or Australia and has hinted he would return if his terms are met. The sheriff awaits Baker’s reply to a proposed deal to face charges.
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Leprosy deemed hereditary not contagious by consul
Eugene H. Plumacher American Consul at Maracaibo Venezuela concludes leprosy is not contagious but hereditary to a degree unseen in other diseases. He reports personal care of lepers and says the malady is curable but treatment is scarce and costly in Venezuela and Latin America.
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Adams Spirited From Boise Jail
Steve Adams was spirited from the Idaho State Penitentiary at Boise to Wallace. A murder charge was filed against him there. Attorneys Clarence Darrow and Joan F. Nugent, representing Western Federation of Miners officers tied to the Steunenberg case, appeared surprised by the move.
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McKinley Memorial Unveiling in Columbus City
Columbus Ohio prepares for the McKinley statue unveiling on September 14 marking the fifth anniversary of the President’s death. Notables including Senator Daniel and Nicholas Longworth attend, with Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth to pull the unveiling cord. The $50,000 monument by Lord Hewlett and MacNeil sits at the State House west front, with seating and crowds planned for a grand ceremony.
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Ohio Republicans Organized for Victory in November
In Columbus Ohio the Republican leadership outlines a planned State Executive Committee of nine and a statewide campaign with Dick and Foraker leading efforts. They will invite Burton and Daugherty to assist, emphasize unity, and press a vigorous push for the Ohio River improvement and defeat of Democratic contenders.
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Hilltop Idol Weds Southern Millionaire Bride
The Rev. Barney Phillips former pastor of the Church of Our Savior Mt Auburn has married Miss Sally Hews of New Orleans a Southern heiress with a million. They wed September 4 at Sts Peter and Paul Cathedral Chicago and plan a Detroit honeymoon.
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Sailors from Denver Denounce Havana Tension
One hundred twenty sailors from the U S cruiser Denver landed in Havana and camped before the President's palace amid warnings to revolutionists. President Palma held talks with Commander Colwell after and Roosevelt and his cabinet planned a session on the crisis.
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Beekeeper’s Troubles End in Child’s Death
Five year old John Woodruff, son of W. W. Woodruff, was fatally stung after upsetting a beehive. The incident occurred in Marion Ohio on September 13. Investigations indicate the child was found with the hive’s bees swarming over his body.
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Senator Daniel Arrives in Columbus with Son
Senator John W. Daniel of Virginia and his son John Jr arrive in Columbus and stay at the Chittenden Hotel after arriving Wednesday night. The senator asserts the South cannot reverse its stance on the issue.
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Kentucky editor drawn into feud escalates threats
Jackson Kentucky reporters report a feud flare after The Breathitt News published claims that Breathitt County Democratic Chairman Ed Callahan and Tenth District Democratic Committee Chairman Judge James Hargis were indicted for murder. Senator Hargis warned Hagins to avoid naming him again, and a warrant was issued.
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Marines Recalled After Denver Landing at Havana
Sailors from the cruiser Denver, who landed at Havana, were ordered to return to the vessel except a small guard for the American Legation. The recall was announced tonight and occurred without Washington instructions. In Havana, Commander Colwell was approached by an emissary of General Castillo offering surrender for a fair trial.
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Marines Land at Cienfuegos to Protect American Interests
A private cablegram from Cienfuegos reports that marines aboard the United States gunboat Marietta were landed there today to safeguard American interests amid Cuban unrest.
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US Gunboat Denver Guards Cuban Presidential Palace
Sailors from the protected cruiser Denver camped in front of La Fuerza Castle facing Plaza de Armas. The American flag flies inside the castle defenses as two field howitzers and two rapid fire guns guard the executive headquarters amid Cuban unrest in Cienfuegos and Havana.
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