Roosevelt Western Trip Promises Spectacle and Speeches
President Roosevelt plans a dramatic Western journey from late September to October 23 or 24. The trip includes dedicating the McKinley mausoleum in Canton, inspecting the Mississippi River for a Keokuk to Memphis ship channel, and a recreation period before winter duties, with stops in Canton Keokuk St Louis Cairo Memphis Vicksburg and the Hermitage.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
McKinley
Canton
Mississippi River
Keokuk
Great Lakes
New York Factory Owner Found Dead After 19 Wounds
Ettifiano Arcara, 30, who ran a women's skirt factory at 839 East 107th Street, was discovered dead with nineteen stab wounds. Police questioned foreman Francesco Stilatros and sought a motive tied to a woman named Vida as detectives canvassed nearby homes for leads.
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Tribune
New York
Ettifianio Arcara
East 107Th Street
Francesco Stilatros
East 108Th Street
Arcara
East 104Th Street
Corcoran
Vida
106Th Street
First
Second Avenues
Stilatros
Allen
19Th Street
President Roosevelt to End Sagamore Hill Vacation With Special Train
President Roosevelt will leave Sagamore Hill at 10 a.m. Wednesday with Mrs. Roosevelt and staff for Washington. During the vacation he hosted 125 visitors since June 12, mostly government officials, while completing the annual message and drafting speeches for a Western Southern trip. The special train will be moved from Jersey City to Washington and then used on the Washington to Keokuk leg.
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Commercial Tribune
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Washington
White House
Congress
Provincetown
Mass
Keokuk
Jersey City
Samuel Sloan Dies at 90 in New York
Samuel Sloan a leading railroad executive died at his home in Garisson-on-the-Hudson at age ninety. The death occurred tonight and Sloan was widely known across the industry for his long service and influence in the railroad world.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Samuel Sloan
Garrison-on-the-Hudson
Middletown area Democrats fill ticket vacancies in Ohio
Democratic County Central and Executive Committees in Middletown and surrounding townships partly filled vacancies on the ticket. They plan to meet next Saturday after work to complete the ticket.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Democratic County
Middletown
Rook
Prisoners Escape After Guard and Trusty Locked In Cell
In Chicago on September 22 two prisoners escaped from the County Jail by sawing bars and climbing from a fourth floor window while the guard and a trusted inmate were locked in a cell. William Rogers and Stanley Wesley fled. police pursued with no capture reported by nightfall.
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Commercias Tribune
Chicago
Michael Bloomberg
John Scott
Trust
Bloomberg
William Rogers
Stanley Wesley
Indians Attack Maya Rebels Near San Isador
Word reaches Merida of a clash between Federal troops and rebel Maya Indians near San Isador, Yucatan. The attack from a bush left seven soldiers dead and several Maya killed or wounded as the rebels retreated with their dead and wounded. Military headquarters vows strong action to suppress further rebel activity.
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Merida
Yucatan
Mexico
San Isador
Police Seek Missing Girl Dicey McCreary
Hamilton Ohio police search for Dicey McCreary fifteen year old daughter of John Mc Creary of 217 Mill street who disappeared from home taking all her clothes. Authorities believe she may be in Covington Kentucky and have notified officials there.
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Commrcial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Dicey McCreary
John McCreary
Mill Street
Covington
Negro shooter Dalton moved to Columbus to avert lynching
Henry Dalton, a Black man who fatally shot Charles Horn in Delaware, Ohio, last night was hidden by Sheriff Matthews and brought to Columbus to prevent mob violence. Horn, a Big Four engineer, died this morning. Dalton surrendered after a buggy collision led to the fatal confrontation.
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Columbus
Doo
Henry Dalton
Charles Horn
Delaware, O
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Delaware
Horn
James Knowlton
Sunbury
Dalton
Knowlton
Columbus, Delaware & Marion
Government reception for Secretary Root to cost at least 160000
In Mexico City on September 22 a high official said the government event for Secretary Root would total no less than 160000, with private entertainments and gowns from Paris adding to the cost. The latest private soirée is a grand ball to be hosted by Emanuel Buch and his wife at their lavish Taccybaya residence.
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City OF Mexico
Root
Paris
Emanuel Buch
Taccybaya
Fire destroys Erie coal pockets in Elmira
A blaze at the Erie Railroad coal pockets in Elmira New York destroyed the facility tonight. Estimated loss runs about 100000 dollars and involved the Erie division headquarters.
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Erie Railroad
Elmira
Commercial Tribune
N. Y
Erie Division
French Destroy Moorish Camps in Casablanca Campaign
At Casablanca on September 22 General Drude renewed hostilities and burned Moorish camps at Jidi Brahim, south of Casablanca, dispersing tribesmen. A 2000-strong French force conducted a rapid two-row march, suffered one dead and ten wounded, and then returned to camp after repelling Moorish horsemen.
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Casablanca
Drude
Jidi Brahim
Missouri near half prohibition says antisaloon head
Rev Albert Bushnell, head of the Antisaloon League for Kansas City District, estimated Missouri will be half prohibitions soon. He noted 114 counties, 47 dry, with 10 more dry regions needed to balance wet and dry. Eight counties became prohibition territory last week and more elections are expected.
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Commercial Tribune
Kansas City
Albert Bushnell
Antisaloon League
Missouri
Lusitania Making Steady North Atlantic Passage
Wireless from Cape Sable reports the Lusitania left New York yesterday and at noon today was at 40.57 N 65.54 W about 369 miles from Sandy Hook. The turbine was not being pushed, averaging about twenty two knots with southwest wind and calm sea.
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Halifax
N. S
Cape Sable
New York
Sandy Hook
Longworths survive Pennsylvania wreck near Cincinnati
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and wife Mrs. Longworth narrowly escaped disaster when Train No. 12 derailed at South Norwood Station twelve miles from Cincinnati. The engine struck a D rail, stopped safely, and passengers waited as wrecking crews cleared tracks. Mrs. Longworth toured the scene and questioned officials while the couple awaited onward passage.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressman Longworth
South Norwood
Cincinnati
Louis Dipe
Logansport
Ind
Chicago
Count Me Out Longworth Declines Cincinnati Mayor Race
Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio says he will not run for Cincinnati mayor this fall on any ticket. He cites his ongoing national duties and insists the Republican candidate should be a clean able man with high standing. He arrived back in Cincinnati with Mrs Longworth after a Hawaii trip and plans to stay out of local contests.
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Nicholas Longworth
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Ohio
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Longworth
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