Theater cafe scene reveals Bansemer and Droom plan
Bansemer and the clerk Droom navigate a crowded Chapin Gore's dining room as nosy theatergoers arrive. Amid witty chatter and gossip about Miss Cable's debut, Bansemer contemplates exposure and plots to move to Chicago, fearing Harbert Dream's upcoming action and a dangerous entanglement.
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Bansemer
Rector’s
Elias
Gabe
Droom
Bansener
Chapin & Gore's
Walter
Walters
Katsemer
Garfield defends Hitchcock over Oklahoma pipeline leases
Secretary of the Interior Garfield stated that former Secretary Hitchcock complied with the act authorizing pipelines through Indian lands in Oklahoma. He said there is no record showing the president overruled Hitchcock or disagreed with his issuance of permits.
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Washington
Interior
Garfield
Hitchcock
Prairie Ol and Gas Company
Okla
Train Collision Kills 25 In Montana Wreck
Helena reports 25 dead in a head on collision between passenger train No 16 eastbound from Helena and a freight train at Young's Point. Snow hindered signals. the express car collapsed the smoker and most casualties occurred there. Engineer Bessinger slightly injured. Fireman Ora Babcock killed.
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Helena
Livingstone
Young's Point
Bessinger
Ora Babcock
Awful Train Wreck Kills and Injures Many at Yonong Point
A Burlington No. 16 passenger train bound for Spokane collided head on with a freight four miles west of Park City Montana in snow at Yonong Point. Seventy to eighty casualties reported with several dead and many injured. Among the deceased fireman Ora Babcock and head brakeman Milo Parlowat. The Spokane delegation to the National Irrigation congress survived unharmed. Relatives sought word as relief trains struggled to reach the scene.
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Spokane
The
Chronicle
Park City
Mont
Burlington
Yonong's Point
National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Leduc
Griffith
Billings
Joe Bessinger
Ora Bavcock
Milo Parlowat
Sam Solomonsta
John Wagner
Coleman
Alberta
Bear Creek
Bee
Anton Rughich
Helena
Newark
N. J
Benjamin Sidney
Pasco
Wash
B. R. Vickers
Franklin Union Dedicated in Boston in Benjamin Franklin Bequest
Boston marks a centennial after the death of Benjamin Franklin as the Franklin Union receives the late statesman philosopher’s bequest in his city of birth. The city gains a handsome gift after more than a century of modest portions, honoring Franklin’s civic ties and legacy.
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Boston
Mass
Benjamin Skiin
Franklin
Klin Union
Sarsaparilla in Liquid or Sarsatabs Sold in 100 Dose Box
Advertisement notes Blood Hood offers sarsaparilla in liquid form or as chocolate drops called Sarsatabs. Pack priced at 100 doses for $1, indicating a cheap health tonic option.
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Hood
Franklin Union Dedication At Berkeley and Appleton
A grand five story fireproof building at Berkeley and Appleton was dedicated this afternoon as a memorial to Benjamin Franklin. The complex houses classrooms laboratories and a 1000 seat lecture hall and features a lobby with panels illustrating Franklin traits and quotes from Poor Richard. The Franklin Union opens Monday offering courses for foremen mechanics factory workers and students in shop formulae steam industrial chemistry and machine drawing.
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Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin Union
Boston
New England
Massachusetts
England
Philadelphia
Philad
Andrew Carnegie
Franklin
Richard
Gore backs Haskell amid oil company dispute in Oklahoma
Senator Gore of Oklahoma said Governor Haskell can handle the situation and criticized the president for targeting the wrong man. He noted Prairie Oil and Gas as a Standard Oil branch and cited the state supreme court backing against the attorney general’s move to dismiss the injunction. He also said Haskell vetoed a child labor bill, an action endorsed by labor unions statewide.
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Seattle
Haskell
United States
Gore
Oklahoma
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Standard Oil Company
State Supreme Court
Attor General
DeWitt's Witch Hare Salve Popular in Ads
The notice touts DeWitt's Carbonsed Witch Hare Salve as the best remedy sold by all druggists. A Portland baseball record section lists matchups: 22-23 vs Oakland, 40-30 vs San Francisco, 21 losses to Los Angeles, and 26 wins against the Loo Loos.
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DeWitt
Portland
Oakland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Loo Loos
Seventeenth Century England Punished Absence From Church
In seventeenth century England absence from church was treated as a punishable offense. The legal and societal response reflected strict moral expectations and official oversight of religious conformity.
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England
Haskell Quits and Hurries Back to Oklahoma
Governor Haskell resigns as Democratic campaign fund treasurer after 45 minute conference with W. J. Bryan and heads to Guthrie Oklahoma. J. B. Doolin to act temporarily as treasurer while the party seeks a successor, with tax board actions cited as the trigger.
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Chicago
Haskell
Democratic Campaign Fund
Guthrie
Oklahoma
W. J. Bryan
J. B. Doolin
State Tax Board of Oklahoma
Foraker Replies to Hearst Roosevelt Controversy
Cincinnati Sept 25 Senator Foraker issues a prepared statement replying to charges by Hearst and Roosevelt. He assails Hearst Taft and the president, claims Taft favored Standard Oil interests and accuses Roosevelt of guilty conduct. He defends his Standard Oil engagement and cites letters to show its propriety. He recounts Taft’s praise of Doyle of the Standard Oil firm for a judgeship appointment. He argues that if Doyle’s link to Standard Oil justified concerns years ago, it should have justified his own engagement. He details Taft’s friendly ties with Standard Oil officers and other trusts and their hospitality.
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Cincinnati
Foraker
Hearst
Roosevelt
Taft
Standard Oil
United States
Ohio
John H. Doyle
Doyle and Lewis
Doyle
Standard Oil Company
Taft to Comment on Foraker Letter in Minnesota Tour
Taft said he would comment on Senator Foraker's statement once he had a full copy, arriving in St. Paul late today. He planned five addresses in Minnesota before reaching St. Paul.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Taft
Senator Foraker
St. Paul
Minnesota
Train wreck worst in roads history in Butte Montana
Butte Montana September 24 report says yesterday's Northern Pacific train wreck was the worst in railroad history. A list of dead includes Colonel H Hodson Charlies BE Johnson Robert Anderson John Pawlas S T Marchington I Chirmarn John Ryan H C Gamble C H Barnes L A Stewart George Pantlovitch E Crean E L Dymack R E Vickers Rev Mr Vickosh Sam Slomowitch John Finger Fletcher Dyer Anton Burhich and others with several seriously injured.
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Butte
Mont
Northern Pacific
H. Hodson
Southern Utah
Charlies BE. Johnson
Denver
Robert Anderson
Hardin
John Pawlas
Billings
S. T. Marchington
Chico
I. Chirmarn
Laurel
John Ryan
Cushing
Okla
H. C. Gamble
Humston
Iowa
C.H. Barnes
Seattle
St. Joseph
Missouri
L. A. Stewart
Dean
George Pantlovitch
Anaconda
E. Crean
M. Kentuck
E. L. Dymack
R. E. Vickers
Helena
Mr. Vickosh
St Petersburg Cholera Epidemic Reaches Maximum
St Petersburg experts say the cholera epidemic has peaked with little cleanup progress. Cemetery burial squads struggle to keep pace as funeral services are conducted for over a hundred victims at a time and signs point to a possible renewal in spring.
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St. Petersburg
No Jury Trial for Harry Thaw
White Plains Sept 26 Justice Mills denied Thaws request for a jury trial on insanity but scheduled a hearing before him. The date to be fixed by counsel. Justice White set an October 5 hearing, Mills refused transfer to New York county, and District Attorney Jerome withdrew from the case citing the office costs.
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White Plains
Mills
Harry Thaw
Thaw
White
New York County
Jerome
Lost Valley Notes Special Guard Correspondent
Lost Valley updates report H M Parvin fitting a woodsaw attachment for his engine to saw wood. R L Edwards preached. Sunday School set for next Sunday. T H Hunsaker and wife return from four months travel making them grandpa and grandma. Road work by Templeman in Trent. Hunter reports more deer than prior. Wm Williams trips to Eugene. B E Williams visits Ov erdale. Mrs Essex Bowen ill with lagrippe. John Clark building a new manse in Trest. W H Fenton adding to his house. Frosts and late corn damage noted in the area.
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Special Guard
Lost Valley
H. M. Parvin
R. L. Edwards
Trent
T. H. Hunsaker
Templeman
Trent Son
Wm. Williams
Eugene
B. E. Williams
Overdale
Essex Bowen
John Clark
W. H. Fenton
William
Grange Park at Haleey October Fair Opens Third Season
Brownsville September 2 Grange Agricultural and Fruit Fair will hold its third annual exhibition at Haleev, Linns County, Friday in October. In two years the fair has drawn large crowds and displays of agricultural stock. Entries promise extensive and exceptional exhibits with good prizes offered.
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Brownsville
Eer Grange Agricu
Sort Fair
Haleev
Lins County
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