Anise President to Interfere in New York Politics
A 1906 Berlin era story reports Anise President urged to intervene in New York politics. It covers Hearst and Roosevelt speeches in parallel columns, opposition from Timothy Le Anbirul chair, and calls to denounce alleged improper publication. It cites Roosevelt’s claim wealth can aid community, while Hearst advocates wealth distribution and limits on influence.
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Anise
York
Hearst
Roosevelt
Timothy le Anbirul
State Reian Committee
Robert Roosevelt
Iniegentene
Ioutrat
Pratt
Sebipcunes
Thc
Colummn
Tow Barge Thomas H Cahoon Feared Lost in Storm
Alpena Michigan October 20 fear ye s that the tow barge Thomas H Cahoon owned in Saginaw is lost Cahoon was in tow of the steamer Morer Warren and anchored off Bay Island Saturday when a gale broke loose Cahoon drifted onto Lake Huron and may have reached the Canadian shore authorities fear the vessel perished with Cahoon aboard in the storm attempting to cross the lake
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Thomas H. Cahoon
Alpena
Mich
Saginaw
Cahoon
Morer Warren
Bay Island
Lake On
Wessel
Japanese Appeal to U S Officials in School Exclusion
A terse report notes the Japanese in Washington expressing pleasure at actions by the U S government and anticipates a satisfactory outcome from Secretary Metcalf's San Francisco mission regarding the exclusion of Japanese pupils from schools attended by white children.
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Washington
Nam
Saazovernment
Metcalf
San Francisco
Roosevelt to Take Virginia Hunting Trip
President Roosevelt will depart Washington tomorrow morning for Pine Knot in Albemarle County Virginia. He will stay about nine days and be accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt. The trip is for hunting and rest at Pine Knot during the week.
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Virginia
Wabington
Roosevelt
Washington
Pine Knot
Albeneale County
Eight Men Executed for Robbery in St Petersburg
Eight men arrested in connection with the $188,826 Hermann robbery were tried by court and executed today in St Petersburg. Other dispatches note an incomplete Cabinet meeting in Washington due to absence of five members, and the War Department awarding a $385,000 contract to the Scofield Company for two piers at Hampton Roads for the Jamestown Exposition.
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St Petersburg
Acnief Hermann
Washington
Root’ Fant Loneparte
War Department
Scofield Company of
Philadelphia
Hampton Roads
Amendment Granted to Charter Provisions of North Carolina Medical College
An amendment to the charter of the North Carolina Medical College of Davidson college was granted today allowing the medical department to instruct freshmen and sophomores at Davidson and juniors and seniors at Charlotte. The college is capitalized at 30000 dollars with stock held by the faculty and invested in a Charlotte building at Church and 6th streets. Governor Glenn commissioned delegates to the American Tuberculosis Association meeting in New York City November 13 to 16, listing Dr. R. H. Lewis, Dr. S. W. Battle, Dr. P. L. Murphey, Dr. W. H. H. Cobb, Dr. Albert Anderson, Dr. Geo. G. Thomas, Dr. W. P. Bell, and Dr. Haynes among others.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Medical College
Davidson College
Medical Department
Davidson
Charlotte
Medical College
Church and
6Th Streets
N. C
Glenn
American Tuberculosis Association
New York City
R. H. Lewis
S. W. Battle
Asheville
P. L. Murphey
Morgan’ton
H. H. Cobb
Goldsboro
Albert Anderson
Wilson
Geo.g. Thomas
Wilmington
W. P. Bell
Greensboro
Dr. Haynes
Winston-Salem
Case of Negro Hope: Perjury verdict in Hartje case
In Pittsburg the case of Clifford Hope, ex necro coachman of Augustus Hartje, charged with perjury, was argued and submitted to jurors. Judge Frazer presided as J. Scott Ferguson urged the jury to weigh a square deal for all. The jury found Hope guilty after brief deliberation, amid references to third degree tactics and private detectives.
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Augustus Hartje
Pittsburg
Clifford’ Hose
Augustus Harte
Robert 8. Frazer
J. Scott. Ferguson
Wits
Hope
Allegheney County
United States
Quiet Observation as Russia Marks Constitution Anniversary
In St. Petersburg on October 20 the anniversary of the imperial manifesto giving Russia a constitution passed without disturbance. Te Deums filled cathedrals and churches while only small crowds remained outdoors, many choosing to stay indoors to avoid possible trouble.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
White Caps Cause Trouble Sparked by The Clansman
Nashville and Bear Creek reports describe black formations called white caps forming in response to the play The Clansman. Whites allegedly planned Ku Klux Klan intimidation while blacks claim a series of depredations. Authorities moved to the scene as rumors spread. Emperor William was indoors with a cold but not in danger. San Antonio preps for the international fair with a large expected crowd and a major race program.
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Nashvvile
Tenn
Miss
Bear Creek
Lincoln County
Bud” Godbold
Godbold
Berlin
William
Roosevelts Panama trip breaks longstanding precedent
Washington notes President Theodore Roosevelt plans to sail toward Panama next week, becoming the first chief executive to travel beyond U.S. boundary lines during his term. The move defies an unwritten rule that presidents avoid leaving the United States, a tradition once observed even by McKinley on tours near Mexico and distant regions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Panama
United States
Isthmus
George Washington
McKinley
Mr. McKinley
Franklin Town Marshal Fatally Struck in Arrest Attempt
An attempt to arrest George White led to Franklin town marshal Ba sore being fatally struck this morning. Reports say a Black suspect incapacitated the officer, fueling public anger and fears of further violence as White was captured after an exciting chase through Oslo.
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Dayton
Oslo
Basore
Franklin
George White
Troubles with the Indians Great Apprehension
A despatch from Sheridan reports growing unease in Bara of Grow County over a band of about 100 Crow Indians seen moving toward Ute camps as the sixth cavalry nears. The Crows cut stakes and headed toward the Utes amid fears of military action, mission unclear.
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Butte
Montana
Sheridan
Wyoming
6Th
Cavalry
Indians Boldstand Against Starvation Threats
Sheridan Wyoming October 30 Indians vow not to be sent back to Utah Starve. They aim to meet Chief White Cow Bull of the Cheyennes at any cost, clash with Tenth cavalry narrowly avoided, and move toward the Luther League Convention near Moorehead. Canton Ohio October 30 Luther League of America opens its seventh biennial convention with thousands of delegates, speakers include Kildahl Haas Stover and Zimm erman. Indianapolis October 30 Vice President Fairbanks to tour Indiana races with top Republicans to counter Bryan influence. Cincinnati October 30 Congregational Conference begins in Cincinnati with about 100 delegates from Southern Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia.
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Sheridan
Wyoming
White Cow Bull
Utah
Kannap
Tenth Cavalry
Moorehead
Luther League
Canton
Ohio
Luther League of America
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
Kildahl
St. Olaf's College
Minnesota
Haas
Muhlenburg College
Allentown
W. C. Stover
Philadelphia
John Zimmerman
Springfield
Fairbanks
Bryan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hemenway
Bever
Congregational Conference
Cincinnati
Miami Conference
Ahio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Political suspense in Eighth District contest and Portland club meet
A tense ward level race in Rowas county signals a tight Eighth Congressional race with Democrats aiming to overcome Republican strength. In Portland Oregon Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker arrives to address the Oregon State federation convention on educational and philanthropic work, with Prof. Sweetser discussing pure foods.
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Roman
Susbury
Rowas
Sherif
Democrata
Otter
Hackstra
Oregon Club
Portland
Ore
Sarah Platt Decker
Denver
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Oregon State Federation
Decker
General Federation
Professor Sweetser
University of Oregon
Pacific Coast
Strike Situation at Salisbury and Rail Labor tensions
Salisbury reports the Southern Railway machinists nearing a settlement as strikebreakers quit amid housing and food woes. Observers foresee a favorable decision for the machinists, with broader union fears of a general walkout at Spencer affecting about 1,200 workers. News also notes engineer Wingate’s first return run after a leg injury and an upcoming pastor installation at St John’s Lutheran Church.
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Salisbury
Southern Railway Machin Nts
Spencer
Jnc
P. Wingate
Greensboro
M. Kinard
St. John's Lovheran Church
Ex Governor Aycock Speech At Winston Courthouse
Ex Governor B Aycock spoke to a large Winston crowd at the courthouse discussing national and state issues with plans for a Salem address next Monday. A serious auto horse collision occurred on Fifth Street involving Messrs Myers Hill and Teague, but no serious injuries were reported and the car was wrecked though the occupants escaped unharmed.
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Aycock
Winston
B. Aycock
Tanner
Salem
Court House
Glen
Glenn
Winston-Sestem
Pim
J. G. Kilgo
Trinity Gotlege
Durham
Elkin
Drigo
New Methodist Church
Sligo
A. A. Myers
W. P HI
Mrr
Myers Ors
Fifth Street
Chal
Teague
Mr. Myers
Walle
Dusay
Mesers
Myers
Hill
Han
Merc
Sipartic
Would Place Ban On Matrimony In Chicago
Chicago Oct 30 The American Stock Breeders Association pursues marriage censorship by a state inspection test for would be mates. A Eugenics committee will inform on effects of marrying defectives Imbeciles idiots and feebleminded and insane persons.
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Chicago, Ill
Ers’ Association
Committee of Eugenics
Charles R. Henderson
University of Chicago
Disastrous West Jersey Seashore Electric wreck toll and survivor tale
Atlantic City reports the West Jersey Seashore Electric Railroad disaster claim rises to fifty two bodies identified with seven missing believed wedged in the second passenger coach. Wm H Stewart of Wenonah N J survived after his wife and son perished, recounting the perilous rescue as divers and wrecking crews struggle to dislodge the trapped car.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Railway of Sale
Drawbridge
West Jersey Seashore Electric
Wm. H. Stewart
Wenonah
N. du
Stewart
Con
Stuart
Laws Charge to Spite Denied by Fairbanks Exposition Panel
Warren Mass Oct 20 Wilson J Fairbanks Massachusetts Lewis and Clark and Jamestown Exposition commission member denies charges brought by James M Perkins secretary claiming personal spite. Perkins alleged access to records was blocked and vouchers signed by a stenographer. Governor Guild and Attorney General Milone were informed as District Attorney Moran requested police handling.
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Fairbanks
Warren
Mass
Wilson J. Fairbanks
James M. Perkins
Perkins
Massachusetts
Portland
Oregon
Archists Under Bond After McKinley Murder Justification
Three young men Abraham Utel Max Moscow and Max Rubestein were held on $1000 bonds each in the Tombs Police Court for allegedly openly justifying the assassination of President William McKinley. After disposal the arresting officers found stickers with anarchist quotes on benches.
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William McKinley
New York City
Tares
Progressive Lyceum
Forsyth Street
Steinert
Tombs
Abraham Utelon
Stanton Street
Max Moscow
Bathgate Avenue
The
Bronx
Max Rubestein
Willi McKinley
United States
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Shem
N C. Medical College
Mter
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San Antonio
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Rence
H. Kerr
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Ebert
Sia Coneey
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Segues
Reyer
Peter
Pere
A. & M. College
Elias
Auatter
B. F. Dixon
Chicago
Texas
Austin
Trinity and Brazos
Houston
Fort Worth
New Orleans
Louisiana
Charles B. Grant
District Court of Appeals
Grant
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Attell
Baker
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Cal
Abe Attell
Harry Baker
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