Roosevelts Praise At Tuberculosis Congress Adjourns
President Roosevelt praised medical scientists at the sixth triennial international tuberculosis congress in Washington for combating the white plague. He compared scientists to soldiers and urged continued work. The congress adopted resolutions on bovine tuberculosis and adjourned to meet in Rome in 1911.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rome
Italy
Congress
National Museum
Tthis
Chicago wives train in domestic science school
Chicago women formed the Associated Clubs of Domestic Science to teach home makers baking washing dishes and cleaning sinks with scientific housekeeping. The organization will affiliate with the general federation of women’s clubs and aims to become a nationwide movement.
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Chicago
Associated Clubs of Domestic Science
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Immigration Bureau Divides California District
Washington Oct 8 An immigration bureau order splits the California district, previously covering the entire state and Arizona, amid findings that many Chinese continue to enter the United States via underground passages across the Mexican border.
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Washiington
Immigration Bureau
California
Arizona
United States
Haskell Sued for City Taxes
Lima reports a suit filed against Governor Haskell of Oklahoma and his wife to recover taxes on two city lots. Foreclosure is asked. The lots were cited by Haskell when he built the Northern Railway from Lima to Detroit about a decade ago.
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Lima
Haskel
Oklahoma
Haskell
A Northern Railway
Here
Detroit
Lawson's Illness May Bring Collapse in Boston
Boston October 3 Thomas W Lawson financier is seriously ill His secretary announced he suffers from grip and may be unable to work for several days The note follows weeks of rumors about his health and the stock market decline near the $2 level amid wider financial concern.
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Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Grip
Taft In Kansas On Special Train Arrival
The scene shows Taft greeted by all factions of Kansas Republicans as he enters the state this morning. Photographs capture a welcoming crowd and Taft shaking hands, with a short speech accompanying the reception.
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Kansas
TAFT
STATE
Flood Death Toll Rising In Hyderabad Deccan
Hyder abad health department has recovered upwards of 7000 bodies from floods that hit the Hyderabad and Deccan districts a week ago. Officials fear the total death toll may surpass all prior estimates as rescue work continues.
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Bombay
Health Department of
Hyderabad
Deccan
Explosion at Sioux Falls Powder Houses Kills One
Two powder houses southeast of Sioux Falls exploded with a loud report heard twenty miles away. One boy was killed and two others feared dead. The Larson Hardware Co. owned the houses. many city windows were broken, but the financial loss was limited.
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Sioux Falls
Larson Hardware Co
Thaw Contempt Decision In U S Court
In Scranton on October 3 Judge Archibald ruled Sheriff Charles Lane of Westchester County N Y was not in contempt for failing to deliver Harry K Thaw to the U S marshal for transfer to Pittsburgh to answer bankruptcy proceedings.
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Scranton
Archibald
United States Court
Charles Lane
Westchester County
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Pittsburg
Nat Goodwin Granted Divorce From Maxine Diliott
Reno Nevada October 3 A divorce was granted to the actor Nat Goodwin yesterday from his wife Maxine Diliott known on stage.
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Reno, Nev
Nat Goodwin
Maxine Diliott
Famous Summer Hotels Destroyed in Winthrop Beach Fire
Fire swept Crest Hall Ocean View hotels and three summer cottages at Winthrop Beach Boston on October 3 causing losses over 150000 dollars. Mrs A C Dumont of Cincinnati, a Crest Hall guest, was reported missing as rescue efforts awaited cooling to resume. Nearly one hundred guests occupied the properties with many escaping.
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Boston
Mass
Crest Hall
Ocean View
Winthrop Beach
A. C. Dumont
Cincinnati
Minot Jurist Upbraids Police Officer in Assault Case
Minot North Dakota October 3 Judge Nehemiah Davis condemned a police officer for assaulting a citizen calling it cowardly and un American noting that officers are to keep the peace not break it He leniently fined Nic Thilgen $25 plus costs and a $50 payment after he pleaded guilty acknowledging wrongdoing and repayment to the victim.
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Minot
N. D
Russia
America
Nehemiah Davis
Nic Thilgen
Thilgren
Nic
Ray Hopkins
Davis
Thilgen
United States
Fargo Girl Fatally Injured by G N Train Crossing
A 10 year old girl Helen Sehunke daughter of Mr and Mrs Sehunke was struck by a G N train engine near a crossing on Tenth Street. She is at St Johns Hospital with a crushed right leg and internal injuries and is not expected to survive. The accident occurred as the engine moved forward while she attempted to cross. Her parents are devastated and the inquest into blame is uncertain.
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Helen Schunke
Tenth ‘Street
St. John’s Hospital
St. John’s. Hospital
Helen Sehunke
St. John's Hospital
J. A
Arnatn
Chahe
Reckless Autoists Kill Two In Brooklyn Street Crash
New York report says one man died and a woman suffered a fractured skull after a touring car struck them on Livingstone Street Brooklyn. The big car fled the scene with several occupants. a second large car was later stopped at Brooklyn Bridge.
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New York
Ryan
Wagner
Dig Touring
Livingstone ‘Street
Brooklyn
Miss Wagner
Sn’ Entertainment
Brooklyn Bridge
Pittsburg Leads In The National League Race
New York and Pittsburg held a tight margin in the National League pennant race after yesterday’s games. Pittsburg moved into first with a double victory, edging New York and Chicago in close standings by less than two points separating the top trio.
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Pirates
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Utp
Chihe
First Spike Laid for Grand Forks Street Railroad
Grand Forks North Dakota Oct 3 at 4 pm the first spike in the Grand Forks Street railroad was driven by RB Grimth marking the start of the line laid on De Mers and Third Avenue. A large ceremony drew prominent citizens and a big crowd to witness the event.
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Grand Forks
N.D
Grand ‘Forks
de “Mers
Third’ Avenue
RB. Grimth
Henry Henry Confesses Killing Woman in North Dakota
Grand Forks investigators report Henry admits shooting Helen Fulton a negro woman, after a dispute over alleged infidelity. Coroner's jury will rule on murder in the first degree as inquest continues. Henry says he intended to shoot two other men involved in the trouble.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Helen Fulton
John Henry
Oon
Henry
Three Men Sentenced to North Dakota State Penitentiary
Grand Forks North Dakota October 3 Three men were sentenced to terms in the state penitentiary by Judge Tom Piton in district court this afternoon Charles Mill charged with grand larceny for the year Joseph Busher with grand larceny one year and J I Malloy with grand larceny larceny received sentences as reported in the court session
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Grand Forks
N. D
State
Tom Piton
Charles Mill
Joseph Busher
Malloy
Red Devil racers tear through 24 hour Brighton Beach race
A 24 hour race at Brighton Beach ends with six of twelve cars still racing at dawn amid wrecks and injuries. Driver M C Fickett narrowly avoids a pileup as Robertson is thrown sixty feet after a collision. Officers and crews rush to aid injured. none of the others is seriously hurt.
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Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach Race Track
N. Y
Éna
M. C. Fickett
Robertson
Explorers Fight North Struggles Without Light or Fuel
News from New York reports the Arctic expedition of the American Museum of Natural History facing severe hardships in the north polar regions. Dr Vilhjalmur Stefansson and his small team travel with scant supplies and near the risk of freeze up.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
North Polar
Vilhjalmer Stefansson
Point Bar- Tow
Alaska
Stefanssor
Stefansson
Inhuman Inoculation Criticized by Chicago Doctors
Chicago physicians criticized the Tuberculosis Congress experts for inoculating children with human and bovine TB bacilli. Dr. Adolph Gehrmann called the methods unjust and humane, arguing children cannot consent and that bovine TB is highly dangerous. Other doctors including Prof. Joseph E. Schoe and Dr. Heine Marks echoed concerns about risks to children and due emphasis on nutrition.
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Chicago
Adolph Gehrmann
Joseph E. Schoe
Prof
Gehrmann
St. Louis
Heine Marks
Washington
W. G. Moore
Vandeventer Place
Self Made Man Mitten Rise from Farm to Chicago Rail Chief
Thomas Eugene Mitten, president of the Chicago City Railway, rose from English immigrant to railway executive through hard work and skill. Starting as a farm laborer at 15, he advanced from freight and ticket roles to dispatcher, foreman, and superintendent before leading Milwaukee and Buffalo systems, then joining Chicago City Railway as vice president in 1905 and becoming president after a reorganization. By 28 years ago he had extensive street railway experience.
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Thomas Eugene Mitten
Chicago City Railway
America
Mitten
United States
Milwaukee Street Railways
Buffalo
Mr. Mitten
Re Elect Teddy in Eight Years at Tri State Exposition
Nicholas Longworth spoke at the Tri-state exposition grounds in Rock Island Illinois telling a crowd that Theodore Roosevelt should be elected president again in eight years. He said William Howard Taft should be the next eight year leader and then Roosevelt should return for a second term.
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Rock Island, Ll
Theodore Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Tri-state
Longworth
Wm. Howard Taft
Mr. Taft
Strike May Tie Up All England
London October 3 The combined railways of England plan to resist wage and hour demands, aiming for a nationwide strike. Unions prepare a vote likely to back the action, with railroads arguing profits restrict wage increases. The strike would affect about 500000 railway workers and related industries across the island.
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London
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Amster
W. J. Wilgus
New York Central
New York Harbor
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