Roosevelt Attends Foundation Stone Laying at Mt St Alban Cathedral
President Roosevelt sits in the bishop’s chair during a double Episcopal ceremony in Washington. The foundation stone for the Cathedral of Sts Peter and Paul at Mt St Alban is laid with notable figures, including J Pierpont Morgan and J Fuller, attending the open air St Andrew’s Brotherhood service.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Episcopal Church
Cathedral of Sts. Peter and Paul
Mt. St. Alban
Wisconsin Avenue
Brotherhood of St. Andrew’s
Episcopal Church In America
United States
London
Roosevelt
Ingram
J. Pierpont Morgan
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Brewer
Navy
Metcalf
Interior
Garfield
Rixey
Finley
The
Southern Railway
Needham
George Washington University
Green hats return to vogue among travelers in new style
New York Sept 9 Green hats like King Edward wore on tour attract returning American tourists aboard the Baltick and Campania. Travelers such as R A C Smith and J De Mont Thompson display the Alpine green headgear with matching ties and scarves. Hatters fear a broad spread, predicting green will fade with autumn snow and gray fashions prevail.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Edward
England
Campania
Europe
Tyrol
R. A. C. Smith
Thomas Lipton
J. de Mont Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Platt Foresees Root Indorsement In New York
Senator Thomas C. Platt, energetic and hopeful for Washington, says Elihu Root should be considered for the New York delegation before any outsider. He believes Roosevelt intends to retire and doubts Governor Hughes could be forced onto the ticket. Platt expects December leave then Senate duty and notes a strong New York machine forming.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Thomas C. Platt
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Platt
Hughes
Republican Party of
Elihu Root
Japanese Loot a Village in Alaska
A report to United States Consul Smith in Vancouver says a Japanese sealing schooner crew from the Casec looted Litak Bay on Southwest Modlak Island. They broke into houses and dragged away goods, with cattle reportedly killed on Shell Island.
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Commercial Tribune
Seattle
Wash
United States
Smith
Vancouver
Munro
Casec
Litak Bay
Modlak Island
Behring Sea
Corrigin Munro
United Tes
Shell Island
Mining promoter accused of fraud in Missouri district
JOPLIN MO September 29 Major C H Wilson a well known operator in Missouri Kansas lead and zinc districts was arrested on a charge of obtaining money through fraudulent mining ventures Detective Garber Indianapolis reports that investors lost 17500 from solicitations by Wilson. He was taken to Indianapolis on a requisition after a complaint by A J O Rilly Monon Railroad general agent.
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Joplin
H. Wilson
Garber
Indianapolis
Wilcon
A. J.o’rilly
Monon Railroad
Taft May Plan Entente On Immigration Visit to Japan
Tokyo reports that Secretary of War Taft and General Terauchi held talks amid speculation in diplomatic circles of groundwork for an immigration entente between the United States and Japan. Taft postponed a baseball game for his son Charlie and rode in an imperial carriage as crowds cheered him.
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Taft
Palace
Shiba
Charlie Taft
Terauchi
O’brien
Mr. Taft
Levens Wilfley
Shanghai
United States
China
American Association of Shanghai
Wilfley
Beaulieu Life Attempt Deemed Comedy Plot
Wander Deroche accuses Pierre Beaulieu of staging an assassination attempt to gain voter sympathy. Deroche claims Beaulieu confided the plan to Henri Brisson and forced her to deny ties with Beaulieu under threat. Beaulieu, director of the Institute of France, was reelected to the Chamber of Deputies amid violent post election disturbances.
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Paris
Pierre Leroy Beaulieu
Beaulieu
Wander Deroche
Henri Brisson
Chamber of Deputies
M. Beaulieu
Clemenceau
Montpelier
Institute of France
Father Poland Hurt by a Car in St Louis
The Rev. Father William Poland a philosophy professor at St Louis University and religious writer was struck by a Grand Avenue streetcar this afternoon and seriously injured. His mother brother and sisters reside in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
William Poland
St. Louis University
Grand Avenue
Cincinnati
Beresford to Command North Sea Fleet Maneuvers
Lord Charles Beresford will lead the combined home Atlantic and Channel fleets from Portland around October 14 for autumn maneuvers in the North Sea. The exercises aim to train officers for possible war with Germany, with strict secrecy and no press or naval attaches. Beresford will be joined by nine admirals as twenty five battleships, fourteen armored cruisers, ten protected cruisers and a large number of destroyers participate.
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Charles Beresford
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Channel
Portland
North Sea
Portugal
England
Admiralty
Germany
Lord Charles Beresford
Crawbar
Ivorydale
Stockyards
Root Announces Panama Canal Certainty At San Antonio Banquet
Secretary Root told an International Club audience in San Antonio that the Panama Canal is a certainty and that U S relations with Caribbean nations will deepen as Eastern States grow crowded. He said his Mexico mission aims to discuss South American republic relations with the Mexican government.
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San Antonio
Tex
International Club of
San Fantonio
Root
Mexico
United States
Panama Canal
Caribbean
South America
Passenger Train Collision Damages Yards but Injures Orchid Company
A Cleveland special carrying 100 Orchid Opera Company members ran into a Baltimore and Ohio freight train near Union Stockyards, injuring several performers including Eddie Foy and Alexander Spencer. Crew and passengers escaped serious harm as wreckage blocked Ludlow avenue and disrupted local transit.
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Orchid Opera Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Stockyards
South B, & O
Orchid Company
Eddie Foy
Alexander Spencer
Ludlow Avenue
College Hill
Ivory
Winton Place
B.anig F
H. & D. Trac
Illustrated Sunday Commercial Tribune magazine expands to twenty pages
The Sunday Commercial Tribune enlarges its illustrated magazine to twenty pages next Sunday. Eight pages will feature local pictures and wholesome reading, with a color cover and high quality design. The magazine aims to rival leading periodicals with half tone depictions of local people, buildings, and scenes. Subscribe for the first issue and collect the rest.
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Sunday Commercial Tribune
Illustrated
Canton Readies Roosevelt 3 Visit Dedication
Canton Ohio gears for President Roosevelt and dignitaries at the McKinley Monument dedication with 75 000 expected. A large parade, special trains, reviewing stands and a noon lunch for the President mark a major national event in 75 000 attendance plans.
Roosevelt Leaves Washington for Western and Southern Trip
President Roosevelt departs on a special Pennsylvania Railway train at 7 41 pm for a Western and Southern tour. Accompanied by a large delegation including Secretary Loeb and Latta, Surgeon General Rixey, Secretaries Wilson and Garfield, and others, he will stop in Canton for the McKinley Memorial dedication before traveling to Keokuk and down the Mississippi to speak in Keokuk St Louis Cairo and Memphis en route to Louisiana hunting trip with Civ Service Commissioner John Parker and John A McKlhenny acting as guests.
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Frank M. Bristol
Washington
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James Whitcomb Riley
Ose Eet
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America
Horstmann
Cleveland
Commercial Tribune
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Pennsylvania Railway
Loeb
Keokuk
Latta
T. H. Netherland
Rixey
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Alexander Lambert
John Parker
John A. McKlhenny
Civ Service
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Mississippi
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