secretary Nolan in Panama legation scandal
New York dispatch reports Harry E B Nolan a Washington official recently named secretary to the U S legation in Lane ana faced police court on a charge of abducting sixteen year old Mariyn McVicker of Newport News Virginia. Bail set at 1000 was forfeited as detectives pursued Nolan after his arrest aboard a steamship on alleged plotting with the McVicker girl and her father to travel to Scotland amid hotel meetings and misleading arrangements.
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Qld Dominion Sleatastip Co
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Scotland
Nora Meiday
Nor Bratieep
Vassel
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Broadway
Vessul
Big Sees
Seatlaal
Jiu
Amendments In Doubt As Saloon Tax Brings Millions
Golumbus Sept. 10 The Aiken tax assessment on saloons for six months ending June 30 totaled 4,424,4428.2 this amount 1,329,809.05 was certified to the state treasurer by State Auditor Fullerton. There were 9,043 saloons in the state with part of the total from speak-easies. Official count of amendments expected late tonight or morse. Several amendments appear defeated though good roads fate awaits final tally.
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Aiken
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Secretary of State
Arkansas Votes Down Prohibition Amendment in State Election
Meager returns from Arkansas ballots show only one constitutional amendment passing, while statewide prohibition measures failed. The Democratic ticket led by Congressman Kohinsov for governor is reported to win by an overwhelming margin.
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Theodore Roosevelt and Johnson Busy Across Uihvnvik Cities
Sept 6 to 10 reports Theodore Roosevelt and Johnson traveling between Uihvnvik cities in rapid succession. Johnson arrived in Detroit to a welcome. Strussor fair grounds prepared for Progressive rally. Roosevelt greeted in Washington state. delegates move to armory to ratify nominations. Dillory, a Findlay pioneer and oldest Odd Fellow, dies after long illness.
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Jobison
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Wisselasin
Heute
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Lig Parky
Star Armory
Findlay
Joseph Dillory
Ollie Harris Seeks Divorce In Local Suit
Ollie Harris filed for divorce against Tor diverre with Herth a Hd answering and denying accusations of gross neglect of duty. Harris’s attorney Clint Egbert represents him as the case moves forward for a favorable decree.
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Cuba Faces a Money Crisis in Havana Report
Havana reports Cuba faces a money crisis with potential U S intervention. The piece notes Washington weighing fiscal measures, possibly placing an American customs official to manage Cuba's finances, amid fears of political and military consequences. A separate Ohio Republican convention details Rev. Marles Frederick Goes endorsing the Bull Moose movement and Roosevelt alignment.
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Tutt
Island Republic
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Lost Arctic Tribe Found by Explorer Quest
An explorer reports locating a tribe of about 2,000 white people living along Coronation Gulf and Victoria Island coastlines, descendants of early Norse settlers. The search cites Roald Amundsen’s polar voyage and notes the group has remained isolated since around year 100. The account describes their appearance, language, and survival on polar shores.
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Teeland
Sinorien
Victoria
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Choetvili
Stelain Bintid
Foy
Len
Polar Sea
Stelanggon
Coronation
Amuindssen
Julie
In Session Judge Beers For Commander G A R
In Los Angeles on September 10 the forty sixth National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic opened with nearly 20 000 veterans and visitors. Rumors favor Alfred Beers of Bridgeport Conn for Commander in Chief, with other candidates including Alfred Dy Sickles of New York and G A Adling of Nebraska while Donor Hayton and Cleveland and Detroit officials are also in contention.
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Trimble
Wyse Wre Dudge
Atfred Beers
Bridgeport
Bridgeport, Conn, Past Department Committer of His Staty General Dyay Sickles
New York
G. A. Adging
Neb
Dudge Heers
Hayton
Cleveland
Mich
U. S. Steel Shows Business Good
United States Steel reports stronger tonnage and business activity in August, reflecting improved output and demand across its operations.
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New York
Chicago CLOSINGS and Market Ticker Fragments
Fragmentary entry notes closing values for wheat and corn futures with scattered codes and dates. Limited readable items include September wheat and corn contracts and miscellaneous symbols, lacking cohesive context or identifiable events.
Mayor King of Oxford Arrests Middletown Men
Oxford dispatch reports Mayor King of Oxford orders arrests in Middletown for alleged Sunday closing law violations. Warrants issued for Rick Myers Lewis Mocot Hoy Minks Lawrence Ratle Charles Ruther to appear for bond and trial. Five additional Middletown cases set for trial tomorrow in Mayor King's court.
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Boller County
Alarshal Flanagan
Middletown
Rick Myers
Lewis Mocot
Dacabio Wasco
Hoy Minks
Lawrence Ratle
Charles Ruther
Tomor
King’s Court
Martin Andre
William Lederer
Ignats Jovitz
Samuel, Baligtino
Phillip Diehl
Wreck Near Derry Virginia Kills Ten In Fog Crash
A switch engine collided with Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train No. 21 near Derry Virginia in dense fog early today killing ten people and injuring six others. The incident occurred as the light engine, departing Pittsburgh at a high speed, ran onto the track ahead of the speeding passenger train, injuring passengers in their berths.
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Weapons Seized as War Tides Shift in Virginia District
Reports say several weapon caches were added to a military storehouse as martial law was extended in the district. Additional arms were reportedly confiscated near Paint Creek Like district amid broader tensions. Mexican troops to move through the U S for border action and foreign arms shipments also mentioned. Lodge to launch Taft campaign in Ohio with a September 21 speech in Columbus.
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Taft Tickled as a Child Over Maine Vote
Baverly Miss September 10 President greatly pleased with Republican Maine victory. He stayed up late to receive bulletins and learned the legislature would be Republican, boosting party strength for the U S Senate. Advisors say Maine outcome could bring back former Republican leaders and deserters to the party.
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Norris backs Roosevelt while remaining Republican
Lincoln Nebraska September 10 Congress man George W Norris stated as a Republican he would support Theodore Roosevelt for the presidency. He said Taft was not the honest nominee and claimed fraud by party leaders justified to defeat Roosevelt’s nomination.
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Capitalist Dixon dies after reading lawsuit report
A widower known as Bush in Hiomen Wadlaie Mb committed suicide following a Chicago newspaper account of a 4 450,000 charge suit initiated by Charles Rolls of Normantown, Illinois. His body was found with a Chicago newspaper tied around a large hand, suggesting self harm.
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Wadlaie
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Landanim
METHODISTS SEEK TO ENLARGE CONFERENCE
Twenty ministers of the Findlay district of the Central Ohio conference met here and unanimously passed a resolution favoring the proposed merger of the Cincinnati and Central conferences. The Cincinnati conference at Troy voted in favor last week. If Central Ohio takes the same initiative at its Kent meeting in September it will be the largest conference in the Methodist church.
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Central
Cincinnati
Troy
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Kent
Methodist Church
United States Readies to Raise Flag Over Mexico
Secret reports describe Mexican rebels near Coahuila and Sonora threatening raids. Washington plans a two month movement for land and sea operations to seize Mexico City, with 259000 troops prepared and war plans modeled after Moltke.
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War College
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Voi Moltke
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Bankers Open Annual Convention in Detroit Addressed by Governor
Detroit opens the American Bankers Association annual convention with several thousand bankers in attendance. The opening session overflowed as delegates packed the venue. The event marks a major gathering of financial leaders amid regional and national economic concerns.
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Michigan
American Bankers’ Association
Gas Companies of Ohio Face Valuation Increases
Ohio tax commission tentatively fixes higher valuations for natural gas firms marking hearings. Dayton Gas Company was heard with secretary H W Hanley present. Preliminary valuations include Central Contract and Finance $1,067,000 and Newark Light and Power $478,700 among others.
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Cignies
State Tax Commission
Dayton Gas Company
H.W. Hanley
Central Contract and Finance Company
New York
Union Wagaul Electric Company
Minnati
Springfield Gas Company
Newark Light and i Hont Company
Northeast
One Life Lost in Hotel Fire in Minneapolis
A fatal hotel fire in Minneapolis caused one man to die after trying to escape from a window. Eight others were overcome but saved and more than 100 guests were fed as flames spread from a garage explosion to two hotels. The victim, Morris Jolson, reportedly tore his clothing to aid an escape but perished. his room door had been left unnamed.
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Ong Mar
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Senator Deaton Arrest Report Shocks Toledo Office
In Toledo on September 10 state Senator U8 Deaton was escorted to authorities from Fremont after being accused of misrepresentation tied to the Indiane Mining Company gold mine. The case centers on alleged wrongdoing in the mining venture and Deaton faces formal charges.
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