International Fisheries Congress gathers world fish culturists in Washington
The fourth International Fisheries Congress then underway in Washington brings together leading fish culturists from around the world. Discussions focus on increasing annual fish yields, reducing waste, improving handling and preservation, and exploring fishery schools and publication of proceedings.
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International Fisheries Congress
Washington
American Fisheries Society
Fisheries Congress
Congress
Uncle Sam
Bryan and Mack Wire RoDOEvelt Their Protests
William J. Bryan reprimands President Roosevelt in a telegram defending Governor Haskell of Oklahoma against Standard Oil links. He demands proof and an immediate investigation, saying the Democratic party will fight honorably and seeks fair treatment from Republican leaders.
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Bryan and
Mack Wire
Rodoevelt
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Standard Oil Company
Bryan
Democratic Party
Ann Arbor
William R. Hearer
Frank Monnett
Ohio
John L. Lamb
Indiana
Edwin O. Wood
Michigan
New York
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Monzicett
Denver
Committee On Resolutions
Republican Party
East
Sailors die in blast on French cruiser La Latouche Treville
In Toulon during a gun drill on the cruiser Latouche Treville a turret exploded killing thirteen sailors and injuring others. The ship’s 370 crew were afloat as the wounded received care and officials promised a strict investigation into the blast.
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Toulon
France
Latouche Treville
Courronne
Les Salins Des Hyeres
Star of Bengal Wreck Drowns 110 as Crew Abandons Ship
The Star of Bengal under Captain Thompson was driven ashore on Coronation Island near Ft Wrangel Alaska. Of 137 aboard 100 were Japanese and Chinese. 27 men were rescued while 110 drowned including 9 whites. The ship broke up with no chance to land for the crew.
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San Francisco
Merchants’ Exchange
Ft. Wrangel
Alaska
Star of Bengal
Thompson
Coronation Island
Bard
Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested in Chicago
John Simons a noted broker from Niles Ohio was arrested in Chicago amid allegations he aided a $25,000 bank robbery. He allegedly disposed of two $500 bonds from the proceeds and says he is innocent. He is due to return to Niles tomorrow. Wade Taylor, president of the robbed bank, requested the arrest.
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Chicago
John Simons
Niles, O
Niles
Simons
Wade Ylor
Gompers Ordered to Answer Query in Contempt Suit
Washington September 22. After three hours of argument before Justice Clabaugh the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia directed that President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor reply to questions about the September issue of The American Federationist in the contempt proceedings. The hearing resumes tomorrow before Examiner Harper.
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Washington
Clabaugh
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
American Federationist
Federation
Delayed Fish Distribution Due to Drought Across State
Chief Game Warden Shields announced that the annual distribution of young fish from state hatcheries is postponed indefinitely because drought and stagnant water threaten the finny stock. Separate dispatch notes rainfall across the Central States from St Louis to St Paul with heavy showers in Illinois and scattered rain in Chicago.
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Congress
Ohio
Illinois
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Warden Shields
Shields
Chicago
Central States
St. Louis
St. Paul
Springfield
Decatur
Ill
Hoosier Shot in a Duel Over a Dog
Madison Ind Sept 22 John Davis 20 and Ben Rubens 60 a soldier dueled over a dog using rifles in the street. Davis was shot in the thigh with a ns paated fiber gun and Davis was arrested.
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Commercial Tribune
Madison
Ind
John Davis
Ben Rubens
Davis
Roosevelt Returns to Washington From Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt arrives in Washington at 5 55 p m from Oyster Bay to begin planning his final message to Congress and coordinate with campaign progress. Oyster Bay yields its role as summer capital after seven years as the Roosevelts depart for New York.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
White House
Congress
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
Quentin
William Loeb, Jr
Hagner
Taft Addresses National League Convention in Elm Street Hall
Delegates from twenty nine states gather in Memorial Hall Elm Street for the National League of Republican Clubs biennial convention. William H Taft speaks at Music Hall with Judge Taft and Rev John Wesley Hill addressing a packed audience as Hammond presides.
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John Wesley Hill
Nebraskan
League of Clubs
Hammond
Taft
Metropolitan Temple
New York
John Hays Hammond
Blaine Club
Blaine
William Howard Taft
National League of Republican Clubs
Judge Taft
Jack' Hammond
Jack Hammond
Music Hall
Republican Party
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Funny Tribe
Frederic J. Haskin
Bureau of Fisheries
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Alaskan
OHIP
Justice Clabaugh
Federation of Labor
Parker
Alton B. Parker
Harper
Mr. Davenport
Hoosier
Wright
Metcalf
Straus
Wilson
von Meyer
League of Republican Clubs
Memorial Hall
Elm
William H. Taft
Tion
League
Massachusetts
Question and Answer
Mr. Taft
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Terest
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Hayes
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Harrison
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Porto Rico
Panama Canal
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Oceans
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Jefferson
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