Storm's Aftermath Increases List of the Sea's Victims
Despatch reports after Wednesday's hurricane reveal more wrecks and unaccounted vessels. The Red Dragon ashore near Barnegat Inlet, Captain Clark and Ducasse bodies among those recovered, others presumed drowned. Gipsy Girl arrived safe. Ettie Peterson Emily P Wright Lena Fernald still missing. Barques Hampshire Elk Garden separated from Sweepstakes during the storm.
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Red Dragon
Atlantic City
Harvey Cedar
Barnegat Inlet
N. J
J. Clark
John Swanson
Sinbad Ducasse
John Adams
Clark
Ducasse
Gipsy Girl
Fulton Market
Ettie Peterson
Emily P. Wright
Lena Fernald
Hampshire
New York Bay
Elk Garden
Barnegat
Sweepstakes
New Bedford
Philadelphia
Cabinet Crisis Grips England in Turbulent Fallout
London dispatch reports ongoing cabinet crisis as Austin Chamberlain rumored to succeed Ritchie as Chancellor. Balfour reiterates sincerity of his policy, Chamberlain launches tariff reform campaign, and potential reshuffles sparks speculation across presses. Chamberlain responds publicly from Highbury.
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Mr. Balfour
Mr. Chamberlain
United Kingdom
Empire
Detective Shoots Chiefs Then Kills Self in German Village
Evansville Indiana detective Thomas Hiutchens fired on Police Chief Fred Henke and Captain Fred Brennecke at the Tri State Fairgrounds German Village. He wounded a bystander and killed himself after shooting the two officers. Both chiefs died after surgery attempts.
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Evansville
Ind
Thomas Hiutchens
Fred Henke
Fred Brennecke
Tristate Fairgrounds
Hutchens
Brennecke
Hieuke
Henke
Pope Invites Sisters and Niece to Dinner at Vatican
Rome reports the Pope invited his three sisters and a niece to dinner at the Vatican. They wore plain black dresses and veils. The sisters, once in Venice, now reside in a convent and may receive Vatican apartments. The Pope refused to grant titles to his relatives, saying their family relation suffices.
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Pope
Rome
Vatican
Venice
Money found sewn in shirt from drowned man
In Morgue chaos a patch from an undershirt hidden money totaling 106 dollars was found by James A. Roles of Raleigh County West Virginia. The body of Tompkin Roles was recovered after he reportedly fell into the river during travel to visit his father in Sioux City Iowa. Roles will take the body home for burial.
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Tompkin Roles
James A. Roles
Raleigh County
W. Va
Roles
Strasser
John Kiehborth
C. C. Roles
Sioux City
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Nine Hurt In Crawfordsville Train Wreck
Nine passengers were injured when Monon Passenger Train No 6 collided with a Vandalia freight at Crawfordsville Junction. The freight air brakes failed, overturning the smoker with twenty two on board and the day coach with fifty seven. Injuries ranged from leg and arm injuries to head and back bruises. all are expected to recover.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Crawfordsville Junction
Monon
Louisville
Chicago
William Vaughan
Willam Poddest
S. K. Selig
P. Blazer
K. N. Burnham
Lowell
Levi Hawkins
Otterbein
E. L. Waring
Williamsport
C. A. Ellis
W. W. Stokes
Roosevelt Attends Seawanhaka Yacht Club Dinner at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt honored guest at the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club dinner on Center Island Oyster Bay. Prominent East Coast yacht figures attended but guest list was limited due to the President’s preference for a modest event. Sir Thomas Lipton invited but unable to attend because of illness.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Seawanhaka- Corinthian Yacht Club
Center Island
Thomas Lipton
Mother Saves Sick Child From Flames In Tenement Fire
A three story tenement at Livingston and Baymiller streets burned after noon yesterday. Mrs Mamie Weingartner saved her six year old son Harold with typhoid fever by carrying him from the blaze. Her two year old daughter Marie crawled back into the building and was rescued. Firemen carried out Mrs Gibson from the third floor after she refused to leave. Damages to the building about $600 and tenant losses around $1500.
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Livingston and
Baymiller Streets
Mamie Weingartner
Harold
Marie
Gibson
Pharis
Kennedy
Engine Company 22
Stage Glamour Attracts Wife
Edwin M. Hopkins a postal clerk petitions for divorce from Augustine D Hopkins after marrying September 19 1900 He alleges his wife seeks their child s death threatens to poison him and neglects the home He seeks custody through attorney Malcolm McAvoy Helena Lefever sues Edward Lefever for divorce alleging abandonment in 1899 represented by attorney David Davis
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Edwin M. Hopkins
Eden Park Court
Augustine D. Hopkins
Hopkins
Malcolm McAvoy
Helena Lefever
Edward Lefever
David Davis
White Bonnet Parade Heads For Chillicothe Campaign
The Blaine Club of nine hundred members led by William F. Gass and Colonel Chas. F. Hake travels by Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern train to Chillicothe for the Republican campaign opening. Senator J. B. Foraker and Senator Hanna are among expected speakers in Cincinnati. The Democratic County Convention is set for September 29 at the Auditorium to name a county ticket aligned with Tom L. Johnson. Bernard will stay out of ticket naming.
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Blaine Club
William F. Gass
Chas. F. Hake
Chillicothe
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Smitty
Cincinnati
J. B. Foraker
Washington
Senator Foraker
Hanna
Joel C.clare
Tom L. Johnson
Bernard
Ohio
Tid Scobee
Senate
Kyle
Willis Rowland
Thomas H. Rickets
Rownd
W. C. Wallace
IE. J. Miller
EB. N. Huggins
Columbus
Chittenden
McKinnon
Nash
Ankeny
George Sieber
Akron
John Goldenbogen
Cleveland
Vorys
Morris
Morgan
Joseph Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
Dudley Wayne
Sandusky
Herrick
Harding
Doon
John H. Clarke
Caucus To Name Delegates
Republicans of Precinct K Twenty third Ward will caucus at the regular voting place tonight at 8 30 to nominate delegates to the county convention.
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Twentythird Ward
Colerain
Spring Grove Avenue
Lipton Condition Still Improving
Chicago Sept 18 Mr Revell announced Sir Thomas Lipton’s condition showing further improvement this afternoon He took nourishment this morning and is resting comfortably.
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Chicago
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Seek Lipton Update
London announces that King Edward and Queen Alexandra request the latest Chicago news on Sir Thomas Lipton’s condition. The royal interest underscores Lipton’s public prominence and the cross Atlantic concern during his illness.
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London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Chicago
Thomas Lipton
Kidnapped kitten cruelty leads to summary verdict
Frank Arms aged 12 was fined 20 dollars and ordered ten days in the workhouse after a jury found he bit off the tips of a kitten s ears for fun. The incident occurred in Columbus Ohio on September 18 and the sentence was handed down today.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Frank Arms
Arms
No Dividend Cut Asserted by United States Steel
New York sept 18 high officials of United States Steel Corp declare no reduction in the next dividend on common stock as long as annual net earnings stay near 100 million dollars. One director adds that current earnings for the year are expected to reach 125 million dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Arrests Police Captain in Minnesota Exile
Requisition papers were issued for the return of ex Captain Hill of the Minneapolis police force to Minneapolis. Sheriff Dreger of Minnesota arrived late afternoon and will accompany the prisoner back.
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Janesville, Wis
Hill
Minneapolis
Dreger
Minnesota
Cornelius Vanderbilt Scores Massive Wall Street Gain
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune from New York reports Cornelius Vanderbilt among the heaviest winners in the bear raid. Brokers estimate profits near 10 million dollars, with the young speculator using margins on a two million capital.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Wall Street
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Bookwalter for Congress nominees Seventh District
Special Despatch reports John W. Bookwalter chosen as the Democratic nominee for Congress from the Seventh District, a political boom in Springfield Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
John W. Bookwalter
Congress
King Peter status denied by Belgrade despatch
A Belgrade direct despatch declares the report of King Peter's assassination is entirely unfounded. The message confirms the monarch is alive and underscores misinformation spreading from the capital.
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London
Belgrade
Peter
WRECK OF RICHARDS' BATHS BRINGS CHILLICOTHE HOSTS FOR VISIT
Chillicothe prepared for a major political visit as crowds from Cincinnati, Columbus, Portsmouth and other cities converge for the Blaine Club event. Trains bring thousands, with Elk Lodge and Press Club hosting, parade planned at 1 PM, and speakers to be seated at a decorated park stand.
Republican Leaders Optimistic Ahead of Ohio Election
In Columbus on the eve of the state campaign Republican leaders express confidence they will neutralize the Johnson drive within two weeks and sweep November. Key figures Hanna Herrick Harding Norton plus Columbus and Cleveland allies plan strategy and campaign tours.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Postal Clerks Elect Officers and Adjourn
The twelfth annual convention of the National Association of Postal Clerks adjourned in Washington after selecting Boston as the next convention site. Elected officers include President John A. Kidwell of Columbus Ohio Secretary and Treasurer George A. Wood of Portsmouth New Hampshire and Vice President E D Rutledge of San Antonio Texas.
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Washington
National Association of Postal Clerks
Boston
John A. Kidwell
Columbus
George A. Wood
Portsmouth
N. H
E. D. Rutledge
San Antonio
Tex
Government seeks Slavic language interpreter for immigration office
The U S Civil Service Commission lists an October 21 examination in this city for an interpreter of Romanian and Slavic languages. The position pays 1200 dollars yearly at Baltimore immigration office. Also listed are exams for Chinese Inspector in Pittsburgh and a Seattle post with age limit 26 to 65.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Immigration Office
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Seattle
Wash
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Glee Club of Columbus
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