Inner crowds welcome visiting Rough Rider to Colorado
Large crowds greet a visiting Rough Rider unit in Colorado with locals inviting guests and noting public interest in the event.
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Newspaper
Fayetteville Daily
Location
Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
1
Roosevelt Parade and Dinner in Denver Full of Civic Pageantry
Col. Roosevelt spends 24 hours in Denver amid crowds of up to 100000. He attends a parade of Spanish War veterans, speaks at the state capitol and a veteran gathering, then attends a banquet hosted by the Colorado Livestock Association. A later note reports Germany’s birthrate decline despite population growth.
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Roosevelt
Irado
Rome
Denver
Colorado Fegure
Shafroth
M Speer
Colorado
DennFhis
Overland Park
Jim Scott
Harbrant
State Capitol
Jebel Temple
Colorado Livestock Isolation
Baninet
Brown Palace
Browne Trial in Bribery Case Aims for Perjury Indictment
Chicago August opening of the Browne bribery trial grew heated as State's Attorney Wayman urged a special grand jury for Pullman records and to indict witness Sidney Yarborough for perjury. Detectives sought warrants for Pullman officials including superintendent John C. Patterson. Subpoenas demanded all records on Pullman conductor applications from April to August 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wayman
Pullman
Lee O'Neil Browne
Kersten
Sidney Yarborough
John C. Patterson
Pullman Company
Mayor Gaynor At Home After Hospital Transfer
Mayor Gaynor was moved from St Marys hospital in Hoboken to Deep Wells at St James L I Love the trip but his insisting to walk caused distress as he sank to his knees trying to enter an automobile and fell while climbing steps Yet at Deep Wells he remained cheerful and rested on the veranda in the afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
St. Marys Hospital
Hoboken
Deep Wells
St. James
Mount McKinley Party Returns Beattie Wash
Aug 10 Tacoma resident Lemore Brown and four Parker Brown party members depart Beattie Washington returning from Mount McKinley expedition with details limited in report.
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Beattie Wash
Lelmore Brown
Tacoma
The
Parker-Brown Me
Arrestees in Germany Stirs Anger Over Detained Britons
London reports rising agitation in England demanding release of two Englishmen held at Borkum on suspicion of spying. No evidence was presented, and lack of access to English counsel fuels anti German sentiment and focus on Borkum fortifications seen as threatening Dutch and Belgian neutrality. The men allegedly photographed fortifications on Borkum and Wangeroog.
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London
England
Germany
Borkum
East End Study Aids Slavery Aborigines Probe
The nero educator under Anti-Slavery Aborigines Protective society officials toured east London to observe conditions among the poorer classes. He will visit Andrew Carnegie at Skibo before traveling to the continent. Manila, Ruge 30. Japanese Consul Maya summoned to Tokyo amid American resentment over ties to radical Filipinos opposed to U.S. policy. Lola Marguerite Brown, three, daughter of Jewel Brown of 4141 Blaine Ave, perishes from a bonfire behind her home. Carmen Rodrigues, ten, prodigy, dies after being struck by a car while en route to hospital.
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Ington
Nero
Manila
Ruge
Maya
Tokio
St. Louis
Lola Marguerite Brown
Jewel Brown
Blaine Avenue
Annexation of Korea by Japan Triggers unrest in Korea
Private advices report disorders in Korea as Japan formally annexes the peninsula becoming Cho Sen. The act expands Japanese territory by 12 000 square miles and about 13 million people. An army of occupation is ordered ready while censorship remains strict and coasts are guarded by warships.
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Tokio
Korea
Cho Sen
Japan
Russia
Rights Denied Stainers May Have No Discussion
An Indiana circuit court judge issued a sweeping restraining order against striking machinists of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern railroad. The order bars picketing and meetings, forbids talking with strike breakers' families, and prohibits any assembly to discuss strike matters, spanning 12 pages detailing alleged violence in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
Houghton
Circuit Court
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
New England Primaries Set for September Votes
The country’s political focus shifts to New England as Vermont votes September 6 and Maine September 12 to pick state officers and indicate congressional preferences. New Hampshire holds its first state-wide primaries on the same day, Vermont and Maine also elect legislators who will choose a U.S. senator. Massachusetts plans primaries September 27, with Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island holding conventions in the coming months.
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Boston
New England
Vermont
Maine
Congress
United States Senate
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Lisbon Man Arrested for Vampire Murder Claim
Don Sabcarrey, a Galivana merchant, is jailed after confessing to killing a blacksmith’s son and drinking the boy’s blood. He cites a gypsy’s cures and pulmonary trouble as the motive, with officials deeming him likely insane.
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Lisbon
Galivana
Don Sabcarrey
Salvarrel
Rag sorter finds gems in New Jersey paper mill waste
Herbert Streuble, a rag sorter at a Whippany paper mill, earns $6 weekly but last week found valuables worth $1800. He unearthed an old stock bag containing two diamonds worth $500 each and recently discovered a large sapphire and a ruby tied in a handkerchief.
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Newark
N. J
Herbert Streuble
Whippany
Watson fears his foe in Populist charge at Hardwick
In Thompson Georgia on August 30 Thomas Watson recited a charge that Thomas Hardwick plans to assassinate him. Watson claimed Hardwick believes Hoke Smith will pardon him after governor-elect Patterner pardoned Carmack’s killers in Tennessee.
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Thompson
Thomas Watson
Ouee
Thomas Hardwick
Hardwick
Hoke Smith
Patterner
Carmack
Tennessee
Taft Coasted 90 Miles Toward Beverly
President Taft traveled a 90 mile route from Dublin into Beverly at speeds of 30 to 45 mph, descending nearly 1500 feet and passing historic sites tied to Paul Revere and the Concord road. He stayed with Mssrs MacVeagh and treasury staff at College Avenue District.
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Beverly
Mass
Dublin
New Hampshire
Taft
Concord
Paul Revere
Postal Banks to Install 25 to 50 Banks by November
Trustees of the postal savings bank system plan to open between 25 and 50 banks across various regions by November first. Initial funding of 100000 limits early operations, with costs for fixtures, instructions, and setup to be covered from the appropriation.
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System
Washington
Postal Savings Bank System
Congress
Sauerkraut Crop Shortens as Drought Hits Ohio Fields
Fremont Ohio reports a dry spell harming sauerkraut production. Local ketchup? No, cabbage rot and yellowing destroyed fields while factories begin slicing. Prices likely rise as cabbage yields fall, making sauerkraut scarcer this year.
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Fremont
Sauerkentut
Booker T. Washington in London Visit
Booker T. Washington travels to London and visits prominent institutions, meeting figures in British educational circles and delivering remarks on race relations and reform.
Ancient Arkansas teacher seeks half century old pay
The Arkansas Gazette notes a 67 year old man from Pulaski County claims three months teaching in 1872 rural school earned no pay due to a depleted state school fund. At that time O A Hadley was governor and J C Corbin led public instruction while teachers received devalued scrip. Judge Asher will review possible relief for the veteran educator.
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Pulaski County
Arkansas
Joesher
T. G. Gilmore
Ft. Worth
Tex
Tieclaimant
Gilmore
Little Country School
O. A. Hadley
Powell Clayton
J. C. Corbin
Branch Normal School
Pine Bliff
Asher
Ian
Edu
Eitor
Trade sought for prime Tulsa rail tract in 1910 ad
Fayetteville Arkansas August 27 1910 offers Mow Mall ear Trade50 feet to half block of the best vacant trackage in Tulsa Oklahoma for a good farm or merchandise stock. Claims the tract is valuable and near Frisco Depot. Price 65 dollars per foot. Also notes Sam Leath as a gait expert for saddle horses.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Tulsa
Okla
Lise
Ize
Tulaa
Frisco Depot
Tula
PNY
Foley Kidney Pills Proclaimed Cure by Evansville Writer
A letter from HL M. Winkler of Evansville Indiana recounts severe kidney trouble with back pain dizziness and weakness. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring health and strength and ends with a testimonial declaring full recovery.
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HL M
Winkler
Evansville
Ind
Foley
Daily Tribune Promises To Deliver News To Readers
Newspaper vows to bring timely information to the public. The editorial note emphasizes commitment to clear reporting and accessibility for all readers.
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