President Roosevelt Returns to Warm Washington Welcome
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Washington at 6 18 p m amid a spontaneous cheering crowd along the Pennsylvania Avenue route to the White House. The welcome featured no bands or formal escorts, just a public display of affection as Roosevelt waved his hat and thanked supporters.
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Washington
D. C
Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Jersey City
Roosevelt
Cortelyon
Interior
Hitchcock
Agriculture
Wilson
Metcalf
Loomis
Mire
Jack
Chariie
Ands
Hit
Sixth Street
Mr. Roosevelt
Secret Service
Wilkie
Serice
Porte Cochere
Mrs. Roosevelt
Strikebreakers Retired and Arbitration Victory Noted
The New York subwers imported by Farley will be discharged by the Interborough Company. Interborough seeks thirty motormen from Brooklyn Rapid Transit. The Warley CREgregation will be disposed of quietly. Arbitration is hailed as the Norway Sweden treaty’s keystone. Surgeon-General Suzuki told military surgeons in Detroit how Japanese crews inspect eyes before battles.
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New York
Farley
Interborough Company
Interborough
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Warley
Eco
Suzuki
Imperial Japanese Navy
Detroit
Mich
Cigarette Law Ruled Unconstitutional Over Free Papers
In Omalin Nebraska a tobacconist challenged the 60 cent all cigarette law arguing it forbids giving away cigarette papers. Judge Day declared the provision unconstitutional as applied to paper giveaways. Edith M Bailey of Cleveland, wife of a wealthy manufacturer, was held for manslaughter in the death of Joseph Brocade who was killed beneath her automobile.
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Omalin
Day
Edith M. Bailey
Cleveland, Ohie
Joseph Brocade
Burglars Target Eldorado Bank Vault in Big Cash Heist
Bandits robbed C. B. Burnett & Sons bank in Eldorado Indiana wrecking the vault and taking between 8000 and 10000 dollars in currency and gold. Shots were fired between robbers and nearby residents with no injuries reported. Death Plant Sent Komura. The Japanese Advertiser notes a sent plant to the home of the dead, August 31.
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C. B. Burnett & Sons
Eldorado
Ind
Komura
Aron Komura
Fort Gibson Youth Fatally Shot by Beleaguered Hunter
Fourteen year old John Norwood of Fort Gibson Mississippi was perched in a tree awaiting game when hunter William Richarda mistook him for a wildcat and shot him dead. Richarda is in custody.
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John Norwood
Fort Gibson
Migs
William Richarda
Richmes
Smith College Student Dies After Gym Test
Miss Margaret Dana Kelley fainted during a gymnasium test at Smith College in Northampton Massachusetts and died before college physician Miss Anguat Camp could resuscitate her. Preparations are under way for a coordinated movement by railway brotherhoods to secure a reduction of the present working hours for railway employees nationwide. The movement has already focused in the gram comells of the argaulantions.
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Margaret Dana Kelley
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Anguat Camp
Mgrattroad
Argaulantions
Canal Strikes Martinique Laborers Force Risky Landing
Six hundred fifty Martinique laborers aboard the Ver Versailles refuse vaccination and disembarkation. Panama police clash with the crowd, many are beaten and some jump into the sea. By dusk they are loaded onto a train to Corozal to resume work on the canal under guard.
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Colon
Panama
Martinique
Versailles
Cann Zone
M. Bonhenry
Lsten
Reazon
Canal Zone
M Raven
Panam
Corozal
Mother Kills Her Seven Children in Cambr idge House Fire
Neighbors find Mrs. Markum and her seven children dead in a burning Cambridge home. She revives, confesses to killing the children with a hatchet, tried suicide, and set the fire. A letter found after her death says she believed the family would be better off with her death.
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Cambridge, Tl
William Markum
Markum
Farmer M. McCarty Abducted. Real Estate Dealer Cavot Charged
Kaukauna Wisconsin July report states real estate dealer Wenzel Cavot of Green Bay was arraigned for kidnaping farmer M. McCarty who vanished September 14. Unable to post 1200 bond Cavot jailed. McCarty valued at 17000 in real estate and personal property. Cavot appeared with a bill of sale at McCarty's farm and began disposing of stock. The instrument bears McCarty handwriting and Lim’s signature with no witnesses. Relatives filed the proceedings.
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Kaukauna
Wis
Wenzel
Cavot
Green Bay
McCarty
Lim
Asphalt Trust Accused of Aiding Venezuelan Rebellion
Testimony in a New York suit alleges the Asphalt Trust aided rebellion in Venezuela. The claim centers on alleged corporate involvement in supporting insurgent activities outside the United States.
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Asphalt Trust
New York
Venezuela
Witte Returns Home as Hero of the Czarist Peace
Witte, chief peace envoy of the Czar, is warmly welcomed back to St. Petersburg by officials and citizens, celebrated as a hero. The crowd marks his homecoming with praise and fervent approval.
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Witte
Czar
St. Petersburg
New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Orders 25 Electric Locomotives
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad ordered twenty five electric locomotives. The move aims to create electrical expresses between New York and Boston in the near future.
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New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad
New York
Boston
Labor unrest and reopening efforts across colonies and regions
Labor World reports near full reopening of glass factories in the country and resumed operations at the Stamford Merthyr Colliery in New South Wales. Government steps to reduce Sunday labor in old mines, public works spending in Victoria, and large unemployment figures in Sydney are noted. Strikes occur among miners and dock workers. broader labor politics in Queensland pivot. Reports on international unrest include Lodz workers strike and Hussite monasteries reopening for refugees.
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Stamford Merthyr
New South Wales
Bent Sujgi
Cook's Tun Coat Company
Sydney
Montren
Quebec
Queensland
Parliamentary
Labor Party
Lodz
Russia
Calia Strieken
England
Chicfgo
Coned River
Chibnalia
Mexico
Taft Returns From Orient Urges Constabulary Reform
Secretary of War William H. Taft, landing from the Korea in San Francisco, urges immediate reform of the Philippine constabulary and says independence is unlikely for at least a generation. He praises Manila harbor improvements, electric street railway, and the Burnham plan while calling for an American goods exhibit in Shanghai to boost Orient trade.
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Cal
Philippines
William H. Taft
Korea
Alice Roosevelt
Orient
Markiman
Taft
Manila
Burnham
Chicago
Shanghai
China
Japan
Congress of Zematvos and Municipalities Adopts Equal Rights Program
In Moscow the Congress presided by Prince Dolgorouk outlines a political program. It calls for complete equality of personal rights for all Empire citizens, peasant equality with other classes, abolition of the passport system, freedom of conscience, faith, speech, meeting, and association, freedom of the press, and the formation of a National Assembly to participate in legislation.
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Moscow
Russia
Zematvos
Prince Dolgorouk
Automobile Crash Kills Child of Allentown Doctor
Allentown reports Dr. Palmer J. Kress’s car, traveled by Dr. Skress and family, struck 12 year old Henry Werbert Herbst as he rode a bicycle. The boy died at the scene after the collision on the sidewalk. ambulance arrived too late.
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Dr. Skress
Dr. Herbst
Allentown
Pat Henry
HW. Werbert Herbst
Palmer J. Kress
Twerbse
Skrvess
Woman and Children Slain Near Edna Texas
Mrs. A Z Conditt and four children ranging from six to thirteen were murdered at their home near Edna Texas. The mother and daughter were assaulted and disfigured. a two year old baby survived. Investigation underway with authorities seeking suspects.
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Edna
Texas
A. Z. Conditt
Here
Panama capital fire destroys government offices
A fire in Panama City largely destroyed the Panama Government offices and many houses, including the post office. The blaze spread through Colon but did not reach railroad property. Estimated damage runs to $90,000 as guards kept local facilities intact.
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Colon
Panama
Subway Tavern Closes After One-Year Run
In New York City the Subway Tavern shuts its doors after a year of operation. The bar had been a regular gathering spot opened with prayer by Bishop Potter, signaling a modest, community rooted venture.
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Subway Tavern
Logsing
Sitoon
Potter
New York City
Woman Pauper Orberits Fortune at Providence Will
Mrs Painie Morse, a poor farm resident, is named as a principal beneficiary in the will of her brother Sumer Morse of Providence Rhode Island. She has not heard from him in seventeen years and will receive an income of about one hundred dollars per year.
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Sumer Morse
Rte
Providence
Milla
Adops
F. Orser
Warrenton Street
Lucha
E. Pinkhan
Boston
Pinkham
Lydia
Pearl Ackers
North
Sumemer Street
Nashville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Lynn
Mass
Pound
Man builds homemade auto ends in tragedy at crossing
Farmhand Casner, aged forty, who spent years mastering mechanics to build a home made automobile, dies when his car is struck by the Pittsfield Express at a level crossing near Tyler City. He leaves a wife and four children.
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Conn
Mannas Aehiona
Hay Samuel Conner
Conner
Pitts Meld Express
Seraption
Wen Casner
Wilson
Wellington Smith
Orange
Tyler City
Casner
Pittsfield
Hin
Guilty of Land Frauds Involving Congressman Williamson
Portland reports a jury finds Congressman John Williamson Dr Van Gessner and Marion St Ives guilty of conspiracy to suborn perjury and fraudulent land claims. Rex Gena cat testified that associates paid locators to file on government land with intent to transfer title after patent approval.
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Portland
Oregon
John Williamson
van Gessner
Wiamson
Marion St. Blges
Nrineville
Orexon
United States
Williamson and
van Gesener
Bank Burglars Blow Safe In Osborn Ohio Heist
The Osborn State Bank in Osborn Ohio was robbed at dawn when the vault and safe were blown with nitroglycerin. Miss Prettywater, a telephone operator, alerted residents and helped spur the burglars to flee in a buggy. About eighteen thousand dollars was taken from safe deposits and later a purse of gold awarded to Miss Prettywater.
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Cincianati
Ohio
Osborn State Bank
Osborn
Dayton
Bank
Olicinis
Mother dies after sickroom fire blasts Mrs Nicholson
An explosion in a sickroom at Ortensturg New York left Mrs Ellen Nicholson 80 fatally burned and her daughter 60 severely burned. Neighbors failed to aid as the blaze tore through the room after an apparent warning.
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Ellen Nicholson
Nicholson
Canal Engineers Sail for Isthmus Inspection Trip
Theodore P. Shonts chairs a Panama Canal Commission party sailing from New York on the steamship Havana to inspect work and the proposed route for reporting on the best canal design. Senator Morgan of Alabama declines to join and criticizes inviting nonprofessional opinions on engineering matters.
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Theodore P. Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
New York
Havana
Morgan
Alabam
Wholesale Prices From New York Milk Exchange Listing
A dense price listing from New York shows milk and dairy products quoted per quart, per barrel, and by other units. It includes standard to fancy cream and butter, various cheeses, fruits, vegetables, and live stock with multiple prices and grades across regions and vendors.
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State
Penn
Ted Kidney
Ellow Eye
Lima
Cal
Kiefer
Bartlett
Concord
Ib Ag
L. I
Brussels
Duluth
Gard
Reeves
Hoge
Hiv
U S Trade Surplus Grows In Eight Months
Washington DC The first eight months show exports totaling 48.353 million with an 115.149 million rise over last year and imports at 770.346 million up by 203.070 million. The foreign trade total reaches 218.22 million more than 1904, yielding a balance in favor of the United States at 196.007 million, up from 173.034 million and up 12.073 million.
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Washington, T. C
United States
Valencia
Denia
London Globe
Secretary Wilson Praises Record Corn Harvest
Washington reports Hon. James Wilson Secretary of Agriculture returns from the Middle West and says crop reports are accurate. He notes outstanding yields in the Dakotas Nebraska Kansas Iowa and Maine? Hes says the corn crop is the best he has ever known and beyond frost danger.
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Wilsott
Middle West
Washington, D. C
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Haineis
Trade shows district gain with strong dry goods and apparel demand
Dan's Review notes a district gain over last year as crop reports reassure. Trade is active across most industries with tall trade under way. Dry goods, millinery, footwear, and all wearing apparel show encouraging results while mercantile payments are notably prompt for the season.
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Dan
Milnery
Mercantile
Buyers Seek Winter Goods in New York Market
Buyers seek winter goods as business remains brisk in all jobbing establishments in the New York market. Demand for fall and winter merchandise is rapidly accounting for a sizable quantity of merchandise.
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New York
Salesmen Report Broad Crop Growth Across the Nation
Travelling salesmen from various regions describe larger crops and healthier trade conditions, reporting improved markets in the sectors they visited and noting general economic steadiness beyond local areas.
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United States
Maine Lobster Season Closes Amid Declining Stocks
Maine announces a forthcoming close of the lobster season as concerns rise over heavy harvest rates. Officials warn continued destruction could wipe out local stocks, with fifteen million short lobsters reportedly taken annually.
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Maine
Origins of Acre and Schoolboard Tale in a Borough Paper
The article traces Acre from Latin ager and notes its broad historic usage in England. It recounts Wille Dobbs' school suspension as his case is reviewed by the board of education. It also describes automatic peanut vendors near schools and a poet’s complaint about a paper poem misread as true.
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Acre
England
Yase-Aoard
Kavess City Woman Credits Kidney Remedy For Recovery
Kansas City woman Mary Cogin describes years of weakness and swelling from kidney issues. She says after using Down's Kidney Pills her health improved and she has remained well, noting relief from dropsy and premature births ended. Sold by dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Millburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Kavess City
Mary Cogin
20Th St
Cleveland Ave
Kansas City
Foster-Millburn Co
Buffalo, S. Y
Curious fire spark device from Northern Luzon natives
A crude fire-making tool uses a hardwood tube and a piston to compress air and heat lint tinder. The device, described by Capt E A Dean in Scientific American, shows a piston with waxed thread seal and a cavity struck to ignite tinder when driven in.
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Luzon
Philippine
E. A. Dean
Scientific Amercan
Railroads of Switzerland to be electrified bids invited
The Swiss Government plans conversion of all railways to electric traction funded by abundant waterfall energy. The state railroads total 1520 miles of track, and bids are invited to carry out the enterprise.
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Rnd
Atnam Tailroads
Wukerland
Prize for Art at Shula Show Offered by Viceroy
Lord Kitchener announced a prize of 15 shillings at the Shula Fine Arts Show opened by the Viceroy of India. The award invites entries in any style or medium by a non commissioned officer or soldier.
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Indo Suldiera
Shula
India
Lord Kitchener
German Waterways Plans and Austrian Canal Funding
Germany sets aside over 80 million dollars for waterways chiefly to link the Weser and the Rhine while Austria votes 50 million for a Danube to Oder canal that extends to the Elbe and the Vistula. A Berlin landlord sues a tenant over water use for bathing and argues that no respectable woman bathes daily. Japan expands its fisheries and starts Oshcaung business as a new venture with 50 thousand dollars cash capital to sell American tin plate.
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Weser
Rhine
Austria
Danube
Oder
Elbe
Vistula
Japan
Sakhallen
Tnplate
Atlas Ella Wilson Falls Injured While Restraining Dog
In Outland Oregon Atlas Ella Wilson a young actress attempting to stop a bulldog from leaping from a second story window fell to her knees injuring both kneecaps. She may be crippled for life.
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Baved
Ore
Atlas Ella Wilson
Free Box Coupon Offer from Mull'n Anti-Held Wafers
Readable text advertises a coupon for a free box to be sent to a Net's Gnare Tour Co. at 398 Third Ave Mock Island with a name address and draggiat's name. Provide fall address and write plainly as requested.
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Woree
Draggiat
Gnare Toure Co
Third Ave
Mock Island
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