U. S. Armada Anchors in Manila Bay Today
The Atlantic battleship fleet, two-thirds of a global cruise, anchors off Manila Bay with sixteen ships making a gala reception. Crowds line fringing shores as the modern warships display polished guns and flags under tropical sun. Admiral Dewey’s historic battlefield is recalled as the fleet anchors near Limgeta.
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Manila
Hampton Roads
Limgeta
Manila Bay
Battefield
Dewey
Elty
Fraud Claim Shapes Dunsmuir In $15 Million Family Case
Victoria B C Oct 2 A statement of claim files against Lieutenant Governor Dunsmuir by his mother Mrs K Dunsmuir alleging he has acted as manager for the family estate including coal mines and railways on Vancouver Island in a $15 million dispute. She says an account is due and that $400000 was paid to the mother. The defense denies the claim asserting no grounds for any accounting.
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Victoria
B. C
Dunsmuir
Vancouver Island
San
Purchase of Silver Resumed by Mint Director
Washington reports Director Leach announced that the Mint will resume purchasing silver for subsidiary coinage this week. He expects to buy about 125000 ounces weekly for an indefinite period.
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Washington
Leach
Big mayors discuss liquor problem in Omaha meeting
Omaha on October 3 reports the league of American Municipalities convened with mayors addressing the liquor issue facing peer cities. The session focused on policy approaches and urban controls amid ongoing debates.
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Omaha
Neb
League of American Municipa
Pati Tetas Tapes
Iiliwaunes
Young Woman Banker Finds Success in Finance
Mrs. E. B. R. Reesor, a Crown Bank of Canada professional, cites banking as ideal training for young women. She notes banking offers true work with public trust and urges graduates to pursue the profession, saying it rings true and admits no pretense. Her role is pivotal in the bank’s ranking force.
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E. B. R. Reesor
Final sessions start at International Tuberculosis Congress
At Washington on October 2 the final sessions begin in the International Museum. Seven societies of the international tuberculosis congress will discuss methods to eradicate tuberculosis. The day is expected to be the week’s most eventful, with topics not previously explored by eminent scholars from the United States and abroad.
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Washington
International Museum
Bigamist Bootlegger and Horsethief Seek Clemency
Grand Forks North Dakota October 2 Joséph Busher accused of bigamy Sampson the Gilby bootlegger and the man who stole Timber Jim Bullivan s horse will plead guilty in district court Saturday. They think the state has a strong case for conviction and will avoid trial. State’s Attorney Manges Wineman arranged their appearance in court here.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Joséph Buschér
Sampson
Gilby
Jim Bullivan
Manges Wineman
The First Real Cure in Luke's City Miracle
A short gospel excerpt depicts Jesus healing a man with leprosy who asks to be made clean. Jesus responds I will be thou clean and the leprosy immediately leaves him. The passage emphasizes faith and divine authority in the healing act.
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Jesus
Leprosy Patient Discharged After Cure Claim in Wellington
In Wellington a Maori patient from the leper station, after eleven months, is discharged with a clean bill of health. Dr Mason says injections of leprosy bacillus cultures cured him. The treatment is linked to Professors Deyoke Passa and Reschad Bey of Constantinople's Imperial Medical School.
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Wellington
N. Z
Mason
Deyoke Passa
Imperial Medical School of Constatinople
Reschad Bey
Institut Ley Ae Eee
Beveridge Visits Bismarck in Ten Minute Address
A crowd of about a thousand met Senator Beveridge at Bismarck depot on October 2 as he spoke from the rear of the train for ten minutes. Colonel Peake introduced him. Ed Patterson, A Van Horn, George Welch, and Mayor Smyth greeted him. Beveridge argued for clear stances on Bryan and praised the country’s leadership while criticizing shifting issues.
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Bismarck
N. D
Beveridge
Colonel Peake
Valley City
Ed. Pattérsdh
A. van Horn
George Welch
Republicah
State Senate
Smyth
Rails Reach Grand Forks for DeMer and Third Street Line
Rails for a street car tract arrived in Grand Forks today for DeMers avenue and Third street. Tiles will reach the city in a few days and paving will be done before the track is laid so the street need not be torn up later. The street railroad company is expected to be organized in a few days and good service should begin soon.
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Grand Forks
DeMers Avenue
Third Street
Grand ‘Forks
Street Railroad Company
Hughes Itinerary Through Northwest Declared Public
The itinerary of Governor Hughes through the west and northwest was released by the Republican national committee. He begins in Chicago on October 4 and is to address La Crosse Wisconsin on Monday, speak in St Paul that night, then in Watertown Sioux Falls Sioux City and Omaha on subsequent days.
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Chicago
Hughes
West
Northwest
Republican National Carters
Vernor Hughes
LaCrosse
Wis
St. Paul
Watertown
Sioux Falls
S. D
Sioux City
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Turks Move Toward Bulgaria Report Mixed In Berlin Telegrams
Telegrams from southeastern capitals claim the Turkish army advances toward the Bulgarian frontiers while Bulgarian forces strive to secure remounts. Berlin treats the reports as uncertain, doubting a broader independence declaration and suggesting Turkey will hold Rumelia railroad territory.
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Berlin
Europe
Eitektae Uni
Orient
Rumelix
Taft Speaks in Denver Tonight During Western Campaign
North Platte Neb Oct 2 The Taft campaign tour of the West enters Nebraska Wyoming and Colorado with long drives and few speeches. The special train will reach rapidly, and officials expect stopovers for prairie events and brief remarks along the route.
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North Platte
Neb
Taft
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Hyderabad Feels Vast Grave as Flood Wrecks City
A Bombay correspondent reporting from Hyderabad, capital of the flood struck district, says the city is a vast grave with streets and bazaars buried under stone and mud and decaying bodies. Death toll is uncertain, possibly up to 50,000, with 600 corpses pulled from mud at a single site. Funerals burn day and night as damage reaches 200 million rupees.
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Bombay
Hyderabad
Cholera Cases Reported in Manila Including American Dentist
Manila records four cholera cases on October 2 with American dentist G. D. Mitchell among the patients. His wife died of the disease two weeks earlier.
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Manila
G. D. Mitchell
Naval officers to face special court martial in Manila
Lieut. Frank Taylor Evans of the Louisiana and Lieut. Charles Burt of the Georgia will be tried by a special court martial board convened on the battleship Wisconsin on October 5. Evans faces charges of absence without leave as chief of deck, profane and disrespectful language to a superior, and intoxication. Burt faces charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. The report notes a previous dismissal for Richard Bernard of the Louisiana after an intoxication incident in Albany Australia.
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Manila
Frank Taylor Evans
Louisiana
Charles Burt
Georgia
Wisconsin
Evans
Burt Poter
Ipman
Richard Bernard
Albany
Australia
Bernard
Connor
Opposition to Koch Theory at Tuberculosis Congress
Washington October session of the International Congress on Tuberculosis featured sharp opposition to Dr. Robert Koch's theory that bovine tuberculosis poses minimal human infection risk. Prominent veterinarians including Dr Otto G Noack Dr Arthur Hughes C J Marshall H Reno Reynolds and Veranus A Morrell argued against Koch in the section on animal tuberculosis prevalence and economics.
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Washington
Robert Koch
United States
Ri Pa
Arthur Hughes
Cornelllniversity
C. J. Marshall
Philadelphia
H. Reno Reynolds
University of Minnesota
Veranus A. M
Ithaca, N
Hempstead Note Says Wife a Good Wife and Mother
Grand Forks Oct 2 Mrs John Hempstead wife of the Emerado bank cashier who shot himself on the balcony of the Masonic temple Monday and whose body was not found until yesterday opened the note he left to her The note gives no reason for his act and says his wife was a good wife and mother It closes with Good bye dear Hena and my loving daughters
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Grand Forks
John Hempstead
Emerado Bank
Masonic Temple
Hempstead
Hena
Six Lives Lost in Hurricane Over Nassau
A hurricane hit New Providence on October 2 causing no major structural damage but blowing several vessels to sea and leaving six people reported lost at sea. The Bahamas authorities are continuing search efforts.
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Nassau
New Providence
Bahamas
Wait Hours for Tickets at Taft Bryan Banquet
Three hundred men and boys waited in a lake chill line at the Great Northern theatre to exchange credentials for tickets to a Chicago Association of Commerce banquet on October 7. Taft and Bryan will sit together and address the guests. a large chart guided seat selection as doors opened.
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Chicago
Great Northern Theatre
Chicago Association of Commerce
William Howard Taft
William J. Bryan
State Street
North Dakota Seeks Lower Commodity Rates
North Dakota railroad officials and Fargo businessmen met with three northern railroad officials in St Paul to push for lower commodity rates. They aim for rates similar to the Minneapolis law but no firm action until the federal session in the next thirty days.
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St. Paul
North Dakota Ra''road Commission
Fargo
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Supreme court upholds 30 per cent clause in some races
North Dakota supreme court rules the 30 per cent primary threshold applies when one office of the same name is to be filled at an election. In Grand Forks, the clerk of court nominee lacking 30 per cent is not on the ballot, while a justice of the peace will be. In Cass County, the senator and three house members in the Ninth district also fail to meet the threshold and are excluded. The decision narrows applicability to congress, railroad commissioners, state or county officers and certain multi-office scenarios.
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Templeton
Cass County
HOUSE
Bismarck
N. D
Supreme Court
District Court
Grand Forks
District Court of Reballot
Congress
Justice of the Peace
Spalding
Morgan
Fisk
Giant Diamond Robbery Probe Rocks New York
An inquiry into the missing diamond sunburst from Oliver M. Ferrand’s Maiden Lane import house reveals a potential record theft in the diamond district. Jewels valued at about 350000 have vanished with stock not yet inventoried, and officials suspect prolonged robberies possibly extending into September. An old trusted employee remains missing as Ferrand seeks answers.
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Oliver M. Ferrand
Maiden Lane
Mepod
Ferrand
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