Roosevelt Works On Speech For New York Convention
Col Roosevelt in Oyster Bay writes a speech for the Saratoga Republican state convention. He plans no blanket endorsement of Taft and aims to attack Taft policies from the floor if needed. He believes a convention fight is necessary and could be followed by a defeat at the polls.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Col. Roosevelt
Saratoga
Taft
Roosevelt
New York Republican Organization
New York
Dolliver
Kansas
Hubbard
Iowa
Roindester
Washington
Poindester
Miss Thayer Destroys Roosevelt Photo over Brown Praise
Worcester mass on September 19 Miss Iva EB Alden Thayer daughter of Eli Thayer removed a Roosevelt portrait from her home library and cast it onto the ash heap in anger at his Osawatomie speech praising John Brown She calls his praise audacious and insists Thayer and Charles Robinson helped make Kansas a free state.
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Worcester
Mass
Roosevelt
John Brown
Iva EB. Alden Thayer
Eli Thayer
Col. Roosevelt
Harper’s Ferry
Five Men Crushed by Sawmill Teeth in Arringdale
In Emporia Virginia on September 19 a sawmill accident at Camp Manufacturing Arringdale wounded five workers when four negro laborers moved a carriage lever the wrong way. One man was beheaded and another had his head crushed into a mass. Three others suffered severe injuries as they were thrown onto the saw’s teeth. The victims stood on the timber platform feeding the line into the circular saw.
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Emporia
Camp Manufacturing Company
Arringdale
Oldest legislator James C. McGrew dies in Morgantown
Hon. James C. McGrew of Kingwood dies at 92 of cancer in Morgantown. He was the oldest living ex congressman in the United States, having served in the forty first and forty second congresses. He leaves a large estate.
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Morgantown
W. Va
James C. McGrew
Kingwood
McGrew
United States
National moderator recover s from illness in Wabash
Rev. Charles Little, 38, pastor of Wabash Presbyterian Church and elected moderator of the general Presbyterian assembly at Atlantic City, is declared out of danger after five weeks of typhoid fever illness.
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Wabash, Ind
Charles Little
Wabash
Police Chief Resigns Under Graft Charges in San Francisco
San Francisco on September 19 reports Mayor McCarthy accusing police graft and prompting the resignation of Police Chief Martin. The move will be acted upon next week amid talks of a possible department overhaul.
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San Francisco
McCarthy
Martin
Purity Federation to Visit Big Cities in West
Chicago reports the American Purity Federation will launch a major tour Sept 20 to combat the white slave traffic. Twenty reformers will travel through fifteen cities including Minneapolis, Winnipeg, Calgary, Vancouver, Spokane, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and more, arriving in Chicago Oct 31, with a spring tour planned for eastern cities and a 1911 convention.
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West
Chicago
North American
United States
Canada
American Purity Federation
Middle West
American Parity Federation
B. S. Steadwell
Ben Lindsey
Denver
Ernest A. Bell
Arthur Burrage Farwell
J. G. Shearer
Toronto
Hela Thompson Lutes
Cooperstown
N. Y
E. M. Whittemore
New York City
James H. Patten
Washington
ID. C
John BF. Hammond
A. J. Sims
Des Moines
T. W. Shannon
St. Louis
Emma F. A. Drake
Tobias Schanfarber
W. L. Clark
Leamington
Ontario
J. Frank Chase
Capt Larsen Marries Rapids in Niagara Boat Run
Capt Klaus Larsen navigated a small motorboat through four and a half miles of Niagara Falls rapids from Niagara Falls to Lewiston, amid 40000 spectators. He dodged police for alleged suicide attempt but the boat flooded and overturned, forcing him to abandon the trip aboard near the Lewiston shore, with only rock to hold the craft.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Klaus Larsen
Lewiston
Larsen
Devil's Hole
Lewis
Peter Nissen
Chicago
C. A. Percy
New depot planned in Fort Wayne by city and railroad
By agreement between the Pennsylvania Railroad and the board of works Fort Wayne will receive a new station on Baker Street between Calhoun and Webster. The company gains permission to cross Calhoun Webster Broadway and Fairfield streets with additional tracks.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Pennsylvania
Board of Works
Baker Street
C Calhoun
Webster
Calhoun, Webster
Broadway
Fairfield Streets
Morgan daughter joins ranks of suffragists
New York sept. 19 Miss Anne Morgan daughter of J Pierpont Morgan king of the finance is the latest notable addition to the ranks of the suffragists. Miss Morgan's activities in the past have been directed toward philanthropic and sociological work.
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New York
Anne Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Governor appoints Farning delegates across Indiana
Governor Marshall names a long list of delegates to represent Indiana at the Farmers' National Congress in Lincoln Nebraska from October 6 to 11. Delegates include Strod Hayes Huntington W. C Latta Lafayette J J Gillette Lagrange A G Brumfield Marion W W Stevens Salem and many others spanning towns like Newcastle Warsaw Greensburg Terre Haute and Vincennes. The extensive roster reflects statewide involvement in agricultural policy discussion.
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W. L. Newsom
Farmers’ National Congress
Lincoln
Neb
Gov. Marshall
Strod Hayes
Newcastle
B. F. Billetter
Huntington
Ellis House
Bicknell
A. G. Burkhart
Tipton
W. C. Latta
Lafayette
W. J. Banks
Warsaw
I. P. Prigg
Daleville
Attica
A. P. Burnsides
Covington
T. S. Nugent
Lewisville
George Render
Fowler
I. J. Baxter
Waterloo
J. J. Carton
Birney
Jno
O. Prior
Marion
Thomas J. Lindler
Westfield
C. E. Lindley
Salem
Robert Fisher
W. H. Goodwine
West Lebanon
Oliver Wline
Wiliam
Cambridge City
C. E. Carroll
Hartford City
C. Sandon
Aurora
C. F. Agerton
Montgomery
Joseph Henvison
Frankfort
T. A. Coleman
Rushville
Greenfield
A. G. Burris
Cloverdale
A. G. Mace
Lexington
Taylor Foutz
Camden
C. J. Chappetow
Edinburg
Columbus
ID. M. Dagon
Omer Summers
J. A. Driscol
Dana
Samuel Maag
Anderson
Nelson Listenfelt
Pennyille
Jonathan Johnson
Carmel
John G. Brown
Monon
Joseph Moss
Linton
Henry Sicks
Lebanon
John W. Slyskowinsky
Lanesville
O. L. Newsom
Elizabethtown
C. Summa
Hecatur
P. Modlin
M. I. Newhouse
Greensboro
A. S.strain
Princeton
Charles Heim
Plymouth
Charles A. Banta
Plainville
William Jay
George Rentschaler
Fulton
Isaac E. Switzer
Otterbein
Taylor Harshman
C. L Gates
Greentown
Leys Bowser
Peru
W. B. Filck
Valley Mills
R. B. Shirley
Woodburn
B. F. Ewbank
Guilford
Fayette Shoe Maker Fatally Injured After Runaway
Fatally injured in a runaway near Wabash Indiana Fayette Shoe maker aged 35 was thrown from a buggy while driving Monday and sustained injuries that will prove fatal according to early reports.
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Frunaway
Wabash
Ind
Fayette Shoemaker
Local trade trip aims to boost Indianapolis goods in southern Illinois
A trade extension trip planned for Monday September 26 aims to advertise Indianapolis wholesale and manufacturing goods in southern Illinois known as Egypt. With corn crops large and coal strikes settled, merchants expect renewed orders and stocking up. About fifty men have secured seats on the special train.
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Indianapolis
Egypt
Illinois
Indianapolis Trade Association
Southern
America to set feminine styles as Paris bows
New York Sept 19 America is poised to lead world fashion says A M Grean head of the United Ladies tailors association. He boasts that an American tailor won a Paris order for fall tailored suits signaling Paris will follow American styles.
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New York
America
Paris
A. M. Grean
United Tadies Tailors’ Association of America
Blunder by Standpatters Over Patronage Wars
Washington dispatch notes patronage as a weapon against progressives. Taft faced snubs from La Follette and Miller, while irreconcilables led by La Follette and Bristow opposed the railroad bill. Patronage shifts disrupted House and Senate figures, with Salina postmaster selection and party discipline shaping the political landscape.
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Miller
Minnesota
U. K
Senate
Lst
la Follette
Bristow
Dolliver
Iowa
Cummins
Clapp
Beveridge
Borah
Dixon
Congress
White House
Salina
Calderhead
New teachers named for Marion School
Marion Ind Sept 19 Meta Steele Poindexter named dean of piano at Marion normal school Capt John Fitt Stack to lead wind and stringed instruments and Mrs Edith Arnold Hogin to head oratory and dramatic art read as new teaching appointments in the Marion Normal School in the city.
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Marion, Ind
Meta Steele Poindexter
Marion Normal School
John Fitt Stack
Edith Arnold Hogin
Ten candidates seek mayoralty in Newcastle race
Newcastle Indiana September 19 ten candidates have announced for the mayoral post to succeed Mark E Forkner who resigned. The council meets Monday night and the winner cannot be picked. Forkner resigned.
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Newcastle
Ind
Mark E. Forkner
Forkner
Navy coal supply disrupted by strike in Wales
Cardiff, Sept. 19. Twelve thousand miners in the Cambrian colliery trust began a strike that shut down mines supplying nearly all English navy coal. The dispute, in defiance of miners leaders, prompts owners’ federation to consider a lockout of 200,000 Welsh miners.
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Cardiff
Cambrian Colliery Trust
Federation of Mine Owners
Armenians in New York Strike Against God over priest
About five hundred Armenian congregants in New York begin a strike against God to pressure the Armenian apostolic church in the old country to restore Father Martougasyani’s frock. They vow to abandon communion and all services and refrain from baptisms until the priest is restored after his conviction for attempted extortion by the Hinchukist society.
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New York
Armenian Apostolic Church
Old Country
Martougasyani
Hinchukist Society
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