Roosevelt Works On Message Topics For Congress
President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill near Oyster Bay devotes daily effort to drafting the annual congressional message. Key topics include federal regulation of life insurance, Venezuela relations, Santo Domingo fiscal affairs, Panama Canal progress, and justice beef cases. The pace slows visitors and nonessential meetings as he prepares in advance for November completion.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Washington
Congress
Venezuela
America
Santo Domingo
Department of Justice
Panama Canal
Russia
Japan
Tourist Season Closes As Oats And Wheat Harvest Peak
Lakeview reports a successful tourist season ending Sept 19 as Hotel Mountain View closes for the year. Local residents travel to nearby spots, inspect cattle from Snake River country, and harvest crops of oats and wheat across Camas Meadows.
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Tribune
Lakeview
H. Grey
Mountain View Hotel
St. Paul
George Shambow
John Scollard
J. Harney
Pontiac
Nebr
Shambow
Dye
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Bert Young
Young
Monida
S. E. York
Dillon
J. A. Jones
Picnic Springs
Culver
H. Wetmore
Snake River
Camas Meadows
A. Wakefield
al Forsyth
Edythe Williams
Portland
Aha
Tone
Ed Lyon
Long Creek
Mr. Lyon
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription Testimony Ad
Mrs. Augustus Emory of Roxbury Massachusetts praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for restoring health after long backache headaches and general weakness. She reports rapid relief and renewed vitality within fourteen weeks and endorses the medicine with gratitude. The ad claims cures for leucorrhea female weakness prolapse and other conditions with a $500 reward offered for non cures. It also mentions Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels regulation.
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Augustus Emory
New Century Club
Dean Street
Roxbury
Boston
Mays
Doctor Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Moderates Win in Cuba Elections Amid Calm After Police Chief Death
The Liberal party executive in Cienfuegos asks the mayor to thank municipal authorities for protecting lives during Friday’s incident that killed the chief of police. The government reports no disturbances nationwide, strict legality in elections, and Moderates winning in most boards.
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Washington
Hanha
Liberal Party
Cienfuegos
Republic
Bomb Explosion Kills Four Officials at Peking Station
Four minor officials died and over twenty were wounded when a bomb exploded in a private car at Peking railway station as the reform commission departed. Prince Tsai and Wu Ting Fang were among the injured. The assassin inside the car was killed. Security around railway offices has been tightened amid fear of further attempts.
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Peking
Reform Commission
Prince Tsai
Wu Ting Fang
Hungary to King Emperor Ultimatum Sparks Restraint
Budapest dispatch reports calm national mood as talks between the king emperor and coalition leaders and Count Cziraky proceed. The press warns the nation to act with restraint and follow the law as the ultimatum stance is deemed unacceptable by Hungarians.
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Budapest
Cziraky
Japanese seize Kommander Island in Behring Sea action
News from St. Petersburg reports the American steamer Montara with Baron Brureen of Kamchatka Trade Society aboard was seized by Japan near Nikolaevsk Behring Island and that Japanese forces occupied Kommander Island hoisting their flag. Exact seizure and occupation dates are not provided.
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Kommander Island
St. Petersburg
Montara
Baron Brureen
Germans Defeat Rebels in East Africa
Berlin reports from German East Africa that Mahenge attacks by rebels were repulsed, Morrogo forces suffered heavy casualties, and the Graworth column reached Kilwa after inflicting losses on the rebels.
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Berlin
France Asks Venezuela to Reconsider Talks
In Caracas on September 25 the French government urged Venezuela to reconsider its note refusing to treat via M Taigny and to resume negotiations.
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Venezuela
Caracas
M. Taigny
Boston Murder Mystery Toll Trunk Found Near Winthrop Pier
Police from Winthrop Boston and the state pursue a combined inquiry into a dismembered trunk of a woman found in a dress suitcase drifting near the Winthrop Yacht club pier. An autopsy by Medical Examiner Harris suggests a prior unsuccessful operation and skilled dismemberment.
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Boston
Winthrop
Winthrop Yacht Club
Harris
Another Cyclone Strikes Calabria
Rome reports a new cyclone inflicting damage in Calabria after earthquakes. Death toll rises beyond initial estimates as ruins are cleared. Government supervised cabin construction proceeds with 2,000 built and 4,000 more needed to shelter the homeless. About 20,000 cattle perished in the earthquakes.
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Calabria
Rome
Mitchell Case In Supreme Court
The record in the case of Senator John H Mitchell was filed in the United States Supreme Court. It follows a writ of error from the Oregon district court where Mitchell was convicted of complicity in Oregon land fraud cases. Brotherhood of St. Andrew Adjourns in Chicago with officers elected for next year.
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Mitchell
Supreme Court
Washington
John H. Mitchell
United States Supreme Court
United States District Court of Oregon
Oregon
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Chicago
Mandelhall
University of Chicago
Memphis
G. Frank Shelby
Denver
Troops Drafted Into Finland Reach Helsingfors Garrison
Helsingfors Finland September 25 large forces of troops have already been drafted into Finland. Over 1200 men arrived at Helsingfors to reinforce the Sveaborg garrison and other points have also been reinforced by between 700 and 1000 men.
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Finland
Helsingfors
Sveaborg
Seven New Yellow Fever Cases Reported in Pensacola
Pensacola Florida September 25 seven new cases of yellow fever were officially reported by the state board of health bringing the total under treatment to thirty.
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Pensacola
Fla
State Board of Health
Wholesome Growth in All Trade Lines Ahead of Fall
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review notes a clear year over year gain in trade with reassuring crop reports. Fall activity rises in dry goods millinery footwear and wearing apparel while groceries furniture and textiles show vigorous distribution. Freight blockades loom as grain markets rise and foreign trade posts mixed results with imports up and exports down.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Fatal Cuban riot leaves four others slain in Cienfuegos
Report from Cienfuegos states Congressman Enrique Villuendas leader of the Liberal party and Chief of Police Ilanco were killed during a clash between Liberals and Moderates at the hotel where arms were said to be stored. Police fired on Liberals wounding several others and six people were killed with twenty five wounded overall.
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Cienfuegos
Havana
Enrique Villuendas
Liberal Party
Ilanco
Villuendas
Ilance
Associated Press
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Fred Hanson
S. B. Burnside
Mr. Meyers
Lima
Doviles Station
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George Allison
Dr. Bond of
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