Clarke and Democrats Debate Clash Over Deep Policy Gaps
Republican chairman alleges John H. Clarke favors a broad mix of Democratic, Populist and Socialist principles including tariff and currency positions. He questions Clarke on war amendments Philippine policy and white supremacy stakes, urging a debate with Hanna to expose Clarke's stand.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
John H. Clarke
United States Senate
Charles Dick
Republican State Executive Committee
Charles P. Salen
Democratic State Executive Committee
Hanna-Clarke
Hanna
Clarke
Akron
Maryland
Tillman
South Carolina
Senate
Tennessee
Carmack
Larke
President Roosevelt to Resume Duties After Vacation
President Roosevelt ends summer at Sagamore Hill with family guests and staff. He plans to travel to Washington tomorrow morning at 8 30 for a Cabinet meeting 11 o clock Tuesday. John Mitchell President of the United Mineworkers will join a Tuesday luncheon.
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Oyster Bay
L. L
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Ethel
Archie
Quentin
Loebend
Washington
John Mitchell
United Mineworkers of America
Press
Mr. Mitchell
Mineworkers
Turks mobilize a mighty army at Salonica
Turkish forces order immediate mobilization of Adana Angora Kastamani and Kasakies divisions totaling sixty four battalions. Half expected to arrive within a week others to Adrianople. British diplomat informs Bulgaria Britain will not aid Turkey or Bulgaria against Austro Russian Macedonia reforms. Britain seeking remedial measures with other powers.
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Salonica
Turkey
Adana
Angora
Kastamani
Kasakies
Adrianople
Sofia
Bulgaria
Great Britain
Macedonia
Company Organizing To Build on Pike Site
Guy W. Mallon president of the Cincinnati Trust Company travels to New York with Charles C Murray to finalize an agreement for a new company to develop the Pike site. Financing comes from a wealthy New Yorker, with plans for a 9 story steel fireproof building including a theater, stores, and offices or hotel space, costing $3,000,000 or more, subject to court possession disputes.
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Pike
Guy W. Mallon
Cincinnati Trust Company
New York
Mr. Mallon
Charles C Murray
Union Trust Building
Two Boys Shot by Man on Freight Train Near Dayton Ky
On Yesterday afternoon near Dayton Kentucky two 15 year old boys Edward Dennis and Willie Connelly were shot by a man riding a C and O freight train. Dennis was hit in the leg and Connelly in the left shoulder as the train passed Brent station. Eyewitnesses say the same man fired at both youths. Dennis is an orphan under care in Dayton at his uncle Henry Biedinger's home.
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Dayton
Edward Dennis
Willie Connelly
Demis
Connelly
Brent's
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Sam Man
Dennis
Dr. Richards
Henry Biedinger
Clothing Fire Claims Woman at West Fifteenth Street
Mrs. Mary Meyer 31 and a widow died in a first floor fire at 106 West Fifteenth Street. Neighbors say she appeared well before the blaze and a lamp incident is suspected though officials cannot determine if accidental or self-inflicted.
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West Fifteenth Street
Albert Tullis
Tullis
Delia Tullis
Monetary reform plan favors gold standard and peso stability
Mexico City reports by Monetary Commissioners abroad argue against instant gold standard for China. They propose disassociating gold values from silver coinage and fixing gold silver ratios to stabilize international exchange and peso value. The plan calls for ending free silver coinage.
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Mexico City
Mexico
China
Europe
Colombia regards Marconi system move in Panama
In Panama on Sept 27 it is reported Colombia will end Buena Ventura cable service if the government follows through on threats. The government seeks to adopt Marconi wireless telegraphy while the cable company seeks a 20 year concession and higher tariffs. An Italian firm has applied for a wireless concession.
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Panama
Buena Ventura
Marconi
Lenousky Confesses to 1902 Exeter Mine Hatchet Murder
Peter Lenousky, sentenced to die on Tuesday in Wilkes Barre, admits striking the blow that killed Anthony Senneke at the Exeter mine in April 1902.
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Wilkesbarre
Peter Lenousky
Anthony Senneke
Exeter
Balloon completes France to England voyage
Count De la Valux and Count d Outremont descended near Hull after a Paris to England flight in seventeen hours forty five minutes. It marks the first successful balloon crossing from France to England.
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London
Count de la Valux
Count d’Outremont
Hull
Yorkshire
Paris
France
England
Train Carries Ten to Death on Danville Trestle
A south bound Southern Railway mail train plunged 75 feet from a trestle near Danville Virginia killing ten crew members and injuring seven others. Engineer J A Brody is identified as a new rider on the division. The wreck damaged Riverside cotton mill and scattered mail bags while Canary bird crates survived. Traffic will be diverted as repairs take days.
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Charlotte
N. C
Southern Railway
Danville
Brodie
Southern
Norfolk & Western
Lynchburg
Burkville
Lewis Nixon Seeks Democratic Nomination for New York Mayor
Lewis Nixon announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for mayor of New York. He pledged to stand with reform-minded Democrats and framed the race as one over local issues including police misconduct and a mercenary public service culture. He asserted the party’s losses stem from internal divisions and the need to lead on reform.
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New York
Lewis Nixon
City of
Democratic Party
Former Pastor Welcomed After Cincinnati Call Inquiry
Rev. Johnston Myers drew crowds at Ninth Street Baptist Church with both services filling to capacity. The Pastoral Committee may extend a call to return to Cincinnati, though Myers declined to discuss specifics. He preached on Christ today and outlined three universal needs: forgiveness of sin, comfort, and salvation for eternity.
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Johnston Myers
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Myers
Cincinnati
G. W. Lasher
Henry W. Sage
George Wiltsee
Charles E. McFarlin
George E. Stevens
Colin Ford
Morris Drake
W. S. Corey
A. L. Gamble
Mr. Myers
Christ
Jerusalem
Gallilee
Jesus
Mystery Tragedy of 1885 Sanctioned by Secretive Circle
Mrs. Mellie Andrews, formerly Mellie Conrad, confesses on her deathbed to involvement in the 1885 Jasper Indiana murder of Stanford Freeman. Freeman was slain at his gate the night before his wedding after a fatal scuffle and multiple knife wounds. Andrews says four conspirators acted, one man is dead, others jailed in Tennessee. the accomplice who fled with Freeman’s fiancée was murdered years later to prevent a disclosure.
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Jasper
Ind
Mellie Andrews
Mellie Conrad
Southern
Stanford Freeman
Insurance firms threaten to cancel Sault Ste. Marie works
A Canadian town and its residents face insurance cancellations amid reports of disorder. William Coyne and W H Plummer deny unrest, note no destitution, and warn legal action against newspapers for false claims. They urge the Canadian Attorney General to respond.
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New York
Associated Press
Wiliam Coyne
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
W. H. Plummer
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Canada
United States
Soo
Attorney General of
William Coyne
Kenan Likely to Succeed Gen Hickenlooper as CGE President
Financial circles await Cincinnati Gas and Electric director meeting next month where Norman G. Kenan, acting President, is expected to be elected to succeed General Andrew Hickenlooper who resigned last spring. Charles P. Taft may head an Executive Committee to handle finances. Hooper could replace Kenan as Auditor.
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Andrew Hickenlooper
Norman G. Kenan
Kenan
Charles P. Taft
Taft
New York
Cleveland Gas Works
H. R. Hooper
Clergue Signals Aid To Hold Speyer Plant Possession
Sault Ste. Marie Michigan September 27 F H Clergue wired Superintendent Lewis to assist Mr Coyne in keeping possession of the steel plants. A rumor spread that Clergue had secured funds to pay the Speyer loan and that the plants would resume operations at once.
Milner to confer with Balfour over Colonial Secretary post
Lord Milner departed Carlsbad for London to discuss the offer of the Colonial Secretary of the Colonies with Premier Balfour.
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Carlsbad
Germany
Lord Milner
London
Balfour
Heroine Mayor of Linares Nominated for Medal
Senorita Manuela Flores, daughter of Linares mayor, directed city during a lethal yellow fever outbreak. She ran the city as acting mayor after her father fell ill, reducing the population from 15 000 to under 3 000 and earning praise from President Diaz and Congress. All officials perished. she maintained duties and sanitary efforts amid danger.
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Caramercial Tribune
Linares
Mex
Senorita Manuela Flores
Marino Gomez
Diaz
Senorita Gomez
Senorita Manuela
Shotgun Quarantine Rings Fever City
In Laredo Texas on September 27 yellow fever cases rise with two deaths and twelve new infections reported. City tightens quarantine keeping residents within Webb County while other Texas counties impose shotgun quarantines and turn back travelers.
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Laredo
Tex
Webb County
Texas
Yellow fever drives Mexican refugees to capital
Mexico City becomes a refuge for people fleeing yellow fever from Valees Victoria Santiago Linares and Tampico as five new mild cases appear in Tampico. Dr Albert G Alderman, founder of the Christian Institute, dies at his home near the school from suspected yellow fever as schools suspend operations.
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Mexico City
Valees
Victoria
Santiago
Linares
Tampico
Mexico
Monterey
Alvin G. Alderman
The
Christian Institute
Irish Leader Warns on Irish Land Bill and Labor Question
London report from Newcastle County Down quotes John Redmond saying the Irish land bill is secured and the next session must tackle the laborers' question. He adds the Irish party could hold the power of life or death to push the Irish cause if Premier Balfour seeks to stay in office.
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London
Newcastle
County Downs
John Redmond
Balfour
Supreme Court Law Librarian Beebe Dies in Columbus
Frank N. Beebe longtime Ohio Supreme Court law librarian died at his home in Columbus from blood poisoning after months of illness. He served thirty years as chief librarian following his father and is remembered as a national authority on legal bibliography. He left a widow and two sons.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Frank N. Beebe
Ohio Supreme Court
Plague and Cholera Ravage Pei Tang Seaport
Plague and cholera sweep Pei Tang, a seaport east of Tien Tsin, with 2,000 deaths reported in the last two months. Daily fatalities reach about 30 as the outbreaks intensify in North China.
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Tien Tsin
North China
Pei Tang
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Saltsville
Clarence White
J. T. Blair
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Raleigh
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Culpepper
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New Man
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Canary Birds Safe
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