White races face long-term plan to resist colored powers
Ethnologists in Seattle assert anti Orient riots in Vancouver align whites with England and United States against vast Asian populations. They predict gradual unity of white nations amid a global struggle, with Japan quietly coordinating and unity among Buddhism and Islam linking regions. The piece frames Japan as future arbiter for colored races.
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C H. Tavenner
Seattle
Wash
Vancouver
Colones
England
United States
India
China
Japan
Tafia
Janan
Africa
Philippine Archipelago
Orient
Death of a Bride in Shelbyville and Chicago operation
Florence Wilson aged 18 wife of Joseph Wilson was buried in Shelbyville after dying from complications following an appendicitis operation in Chicago. She married in May and was the daughter of Thomas and Mrs. Steffy.
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the Sun
Shelbyville
Ind
Florence Wilson
Joseph Wilson
Chicago
Thomas Steffy
Doyle On The Job As Holmesiil Helps Cattle Maiming Probe
Special to The Sun from London reports Staffordshire police call in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes methods to solve cattle maiming in Great Wyrley and Walshall. Edalji, once convicted, has again alibis while a suspected gang leader is watched. A $1,000 reward is offered for the maimer.
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Staffordshire
Sherlock Holmes
Wyrley
Walshall
George Edaliji
Arthur Conan Doyle
Edalji
Sir Arthur
Root Ready For Mexico
Secretary of State Elihu Root returns to office and outlines a Mexican trip. Sener Godoy arranges the voyage, with Root departing Wednesday afternoon September 23 aboard the Pennsylvania via St Louis for San Antonio. Mrs Root and others accompany him as he travels to Mexico City for a two week stay and further visits before returning for the Central American Peace congress in November.
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Washington
Elihu Root
Sener Godoy
Mexico
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
San Antonio
Tex
Root
Miss Root
Doyle
Laredo
Mexico City
Central American Peace Congress
Grover's Stomach Illness Updates From Cleveland Home
Hy United Press reports Dr Banks, the New York specialist, summoned to Westlands to attend former President Cleveland who suffers stomachache and gout. Cleveland's condition is serious but doctors hope he will soon be about as usual.
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United Press
Princeton
N. J
Banks
New York
Westlands
Cleveland
Politically Charged Indiana Gubernatorial Race News
A sprawling Indiana political roundup traces governor hopefuls and party allies. It notes attacks on Judge Artman and potential bids by Miss Mary Stubbs, James Watson, William Taylor, and others, with Roosevelt’s Indiana visit and local editorials shaping the campaign.
Congressional talk stirs Indiana district race chatter
Jim Watson is pursued while Sidney Conger remains popular as a helper more than for his own bid. Fort Wayne News endorses a full convention for selecting the Republican state ticket. Hartford City Times-Gazette urges harmony among Eleventh District Republicans. Harmony, Ww. D. Foulke of Richmond is named for Congress in the Sixth. Shelbyville Republican mocks a Republican editor’s candidacy, hinting no run.
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Jim Watson
Eaton
Wil
Mounds Park
Jim
Mr. Watson
Sidney Conger
Hartford City Times-Gazette
Geiseler
Father Catches Brute After Attempted Choking in Evansville
Miss Henrietta Durre, daughter of Otto Durre Jr of 16 Upper Eighth Street, was grabbed near her Evansville home by a man who tried to choke her. Her father arrived, restrained the attacker, and the suspect identified himself as Solomon Mitchell from Tell City, Indiana.
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Evansville
Ind
Henrietta Durre
Otto Durre, Jr
Eighth-st
Judge Olds a Hero in Fort Wayne Home Alarm
Judge Walter Olds, ex Indiana supreme court member, heard a noise at 4 am and confronted a man in his hall. He halted the intruder, holding him until officers arrived. The janitor, Ted Duke, says he entered the wrong house by mistake.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Walter Olds
Indiana Supreme Court
Ted Duke
Borah outlines defense in government land fraud trial
United States Senator Borah spoke in Boise as his trial for government land frauds nears. He said he will not claim immunity by statute of limitations and wants all facts presented to the jury. He defended his role with Barbour Lumber as general counsel and denied wrongdoing while noting ex-Gov Steunenberg’s possible ties to Boise Basin Timber. A Boise special grand jury began examining whether indictments against Borah and nine others were obtained under duress.
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Washington, D. C
Barbour Lumber Company
Steunenberg
Body Identified After Lake Waubesa Find
Madison dispatch reports the body found in Lake Waubesa near Kerz six weeks earlier identified as Ben Ticholsen of Evanston Illinois. Ticholsen allegedly left Evanston for Seattle after drawing 38300 from a local bank. Subsequent withdrawals of 75 from Evanston were made by an unknown person reporting as him.
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Sun
Madison
Wis
Lake Waubesa
Kerz
Ben Ticholsen
Feivanston
Yicheulsen
Evanston
Seattle
Wash
Ticholsen
Jivanston
Miss Harris Insanity Triggered by Taunts at Hotel
Terrible case from Taunts at a Terre Haute hotel laundry. Miss Juanita Harris, after a commission found she had become insane from taunts that her mother ran a resort. She was taken to the Central Hospital for the Insane for treatment.
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Terre Hauth
Ind
Juanita Harris
Central Hospital
Boy Injures Eye With Torpedo Explosion in Delaware
Paul Gay, nine, found a torpedo along Pennsylvania tracks in Delaware Ohio. He procured a rock and exploded it, tearing his left eye from its socket. A medical team took him to a hospital for treatment.
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Delaware. O
Paul Gay
Pennsylvania
Fortune for Orrell in England inheritance
Youngstown Ohio Sept. Jack Orrell proprietor of the Opera house here receives news of his uncle's death in England leaving him a fortune of 3750.00 pounds. Orrell Sr. was a large brewer at Dundas Street Stoney Lane England.
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Youngstown
Jack Orrell
England
Orrell
Dundas
Stoney Lane
Indianapolis Public Works notices on street improvements
The Board of Public Works in Indianapolis announces an approved assessment roll for improvements to TWENTY THIRD STREET from COLLEGE AVENUE to the C. I. & L. A. tracks and EWING STREET from TENTH to SIXTEENTH, including grading, paving with asphalt and cement sidewalks, with remonstrance hearing set for Wednesday September 2, 1907. The office of the Board of Public Works holds the assessment details and owner names for inspection.
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Indianapolis
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Indiana
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Trusler
Fred J. Mack
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Majestic Bios
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Dorman Street
Arsenal Avenue
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Fred
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Beard
Buick Case Opened In Open Hearing At Boise
In Boise Idaho Judge Whitson opened an open hearing on indictments against United States Senator Rurah and nine others amid land fraud charges. Grand juryman George Latham testified that Louis Buick arrived with a printed indictment list and urged the jury to act. Latham said Buick waited outside the grand jury room and reentered after voting ended. indictments were signed the next day.
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Ida
Whitson
United States
Borah
Reick
George Latham
Ruick
Latham
Buick
Burch
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