Many governors there at Transmississippi congress opening
Roosevelt sends regrets and is spoken for by Special Representative Wheeler who delivered the president's message. The San Francisco gathering of business leaders and officials drew large attendance and hotel crowds as the great congress opened with Roosevelt's praise of fair play.
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Transmississippi Commercial Congress
Roosevelt
Congress
Wheeler
Beveridge Urges Stronger Navy in Seattle Rally
Senator Beveridge addressed about 7,000 listeners in Seattle last night urging a greater American navy to bolster national security and maritime strength.
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Seattle
Beveridge
Taft Arrives in St Louis for Gala Banquet
Taft reaches St Louis from Kansas and is greeted by gala preparations. A great dinner is planned this evening with him as guest of honor. He aims to finish by the banquet to reach Chicago by tomorrow night.
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United Press Service
ST. Louis
Taft
Kansas
Chicago
Mrs Hains Seeks Divorce After Bayside Murder
Boston October 6 Mrs Peter C Hains widow of the army officer who killed Publisher Annis at Bayside has filed for divorce. She cites her husband's murder of Annis and alleged cruelty as the main grounds for separation.
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Boston
Peter C. Hains
Annis
Bayside
AUST ON NEW TACK TO DEFEAT BALLAINE
A. C. Frost former president of the Alaska Central railway pursues a reorganizing plan to unite bondholders and remove the receiver. He aims to have the court dismiss the receiver at Valdez and have the company bought by a syndicate.
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Ballaine
Seattle
A. C. Frost
Alaska Central Railway
Frost
Reid
Valdez
White Seal Brings Half a Million in Gold to Seattle
The White Seal carries about five hundred thousand dollars in gold bricks on its final Yukon season trip. Seattle welcomes the Alaska visitors amid revelry and cautionary humor as drivers fear burning rubber and the lure of wealth.
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White Seal
Whitehorse
Yukon
Seattle
Northland
Western Avenue
Alaska
Settlement leaves open shop question in CP strike
Winnipeg reports that terms of the Canadian Pacific strike settlement compromise most issues and reinstate workers with preference to those supporting families. The railway will retain capable strike-breakers but defers final decision on open versus closed shop policy.
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United Press Service
Winnipeg
C. P. Ry
Railway
Ninth circuit rules earthquake clauses invalid in policies
San Francisco reports a landmark ruling nullifying earthquake clauses in fire and earthquake insurance policies from 1906. The decision makes insurers liable for losses regardless of such clause, prompting a rush of new claims and suits filed by major San Francisco law firms within hours of the opinion.
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San Francisco
San
Trust buster charges sharpened by Kellogg ties
Democratic campaign charges say Frank B. Kellogg, while serving as special counsel in Standard Oil prosecutions, also represented major trusts and rail interests. They argue Kellogg’s dual roles tainted government zeal in the trust busting drive.
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Chicago
Democratic Campaign Committee
Roosevelt
Frank B. Kellogg
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Kelloge
Standard Oil
Steel Trust
Beef Trust
Express Trust
James J. Hill
Detro it W ins Pennant in 7 to 0 Victory
Detroit defeated Chicago 7 to 0 before 20000 fans to claim the American League pennant. The National League pennant race remained unsettled as Cubs and Giants faced reshuffled games and remaining schedule details.
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Chicago
Boston
New York
Giants
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Runners at Roller Rink Stir Large Crowds with Night of Skating
Report from a local roller rink last Sunday describes 175 paid admissions and many attendees dancing and skating in a lively, disorderly scene. Despite the festive mood, newcomers struggle to keep balance as the venue remains open for another night of risk and laughter.
When a girl dodges a kiss she lands a lip kiss
A witty observation notes that a girl who dodges a kiss often ends up catching it on her lips, turning an anticipated advance into a playful reversal. The remark highlights quick reflexes and flirtatious irony in social banter.
Bryan Speaks in Iowas Whirlwind Campaign Day
Democratic nominee William Jennings Bryan tours Perry Iowa and other towns delivering twenty speeches in a single day. He arrives from Fairview and aims to win votes through varied sermons and persuasive addresses across the hawkeye state.
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Perry
Iowa
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Fairview
Puetenes Delivers First Speech in Statewide Series
Puetenes gave his inaugural address at this venue and will resume the series as the train tours across the state, continuing to speak at stops along the route.
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Puetenes
Moose Discovers Big Quartz Ledge in Fairbanks Valley
In Fairbanks area a moose hunter reported finding a quartz ledge over 100 feet wide near the head of Fish Creek. The hunters carried rock back to town four miles northwest of Sawyers, but refused to disclose exact location. The tale comes from Harry Wendling who notes potential mining excitement ahead.
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Fairbanks Creek
Harry Wendling
Fish Creek
Fairbanks
Nor’st of Sawyers
Fleet sails from Manila for Yokohama Friday morning
The fleet will leave Manila bay at 6 o'clock next Friday morning heading to Yokohama as the next point of call.
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United Press Service
Manila
Manila Bay
Yokohama
Prelim hearing ends with life term for Edward Martin
In Los Angeles on October 6, Edward Martin, a Black man who assaulted Edith Ralston, faced a courtroom mob that tried to seize him. Deputies protected him and urged swift sentencing, and he was sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labor at San Quentin.
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Los Angeles
Edward Martin
Edith Ralston
Martin
San Quentin
Resignation of Hamilton Fish Nominated for Congress
Washington reports the resignation of Hamilton Fish, assistant U S treasurer, who has been nominated for Congress from New York and has formally submitted his resignation.
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Washington
Hamilton Fish
U. S
Congress
New York
Former Occidental hotel owner loses finger at shipyard
Yesterday A B Gooch, once proprietor of the Occidental hotel, suffered the loss of the second finger of his left hand while at the shipyard. His finger was severed after contact with a saw in an accidental incident.
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A. B. Gooch
Occidental Hotel
Persuade Turkey to Postpone War With Bulgaria
Constantinople October 6 Turkey is worked up to the point of opening hostilities against Bulgaria and an open declaration of war is all that is required to precipitate a bloody campaign between the two nations.
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Turkey
Bul
Bulgaria
Sultan promises delay in Turkish Bulgarian clash
Paris reports the Sultan, urged by great powers, tentatively refrains from war with Bulgaria. He agrees to postpone the conflict but warns the delay is only temporary and that Bulgaria will suffer consequences if his demands are not met.
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Paris
Turkey
Bulgaria
Nominee Kern Added to Hearst list of tainted leaders
Hearst campaigned in Los Angeles for Hisgen and branded Kern Bryan's running mate as corrupt and tied to trusts. He accused Kern of insincerity and violating railway laws by traveling on passes, presenting the gist of the corruption charge in a high profile rally.
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Los Angeles
Hearst
Kern
Bryan
Last freight sails from Gibbon as season ends
This morning at daylight the steam er Tana left Gibbon with the last shipment for N A T T Co. Its cargo included hay grain and a small consignment of heavy machinery. The season’s final freight marks completion of a hard season with several vessels heading to Dawson for winter quarters and others on routes to Chena.
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Gibbon
Healy
Minto
Dawson
Weare
Evelyn
Chena
Barr
Nunivak
Schubach & Hamilton
Man Cannot Live on Beer Alone
A humorous note suggests some men would rely solely on beer, reflecting lighthearted appetite for beverages over meals.
Perpetual motion talk and baby chat in town tale
In a playful remark, Mr. Peavish admits disbelief in perpetual motion until babysitting while the mother goes to town. A wry note on aging and speech follows, then a quip about future plans making the world seem more progressive.
Daily News Launches Pop Express for Creeks Delivery
The Daily News begins a special creek express service in a few days to speed newspaper distribution. Buckboards depart at 11 30 am daily with creek edition mail and express. One stage goes to Goldstream Engineer Fox Dome Vault Olmes Chatanika Cleary and all intermediate creeks. another to Es camps and creeks relaying from Ester. R S Kearney to manage with a corps of men and rapid delivery crews.
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