Czar Seizes American Miners in Siberia Without Warrant
Nome Alaska September report claims the gunboat Chilke seized $10 000 and several American miners at Anedio Siberia on September 15. The action involved John Rosan of the Northeast Siberia company and A H Baker and followed orders cited from the Russian consulate. Officials dispute the findings and say the czar received false reports about gold amounts.
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Alaska
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Whoere
Anedio
Siberia
John Rosan
Northeast Biberia Company
Cvar
Ituasia
Ahs Baker
Northeast Company
San Francisco
St. Stersburg
Rosan
Rosebud lands to be settled under lottery system
Dallas reports that several automobiles arrived to serve entrants for the Rosebud Indian reservation opening on October 1. Prospective settlers are gathering in Dallas and the expected turnout could reach thousands. The lands will be awarded by a lottery.
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Dallas
Rosebud
Chicago and New York Tie Game Decides Lead
Sept 24 Chicago and New York National League leaders tied 1 1 after a game that broke up yesterday. President Pulliam relied on umpire reports but did not commit. Chicago coach Chance planned to play off the tie at 1 30, while Giants and McGraw watched as fans heckled. New York threatened an appeal if the game is not replayed.
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Chicago
Pulliam
Chance
Giants
Cance
McGraw
Society Girl Dorothy McIntyre Elopes With Mexican Rancher
Dorothy McIntyre, daughter of former Governor A. W. McIntyre, married Banéra Cortez, a Mexican rancher, after an elopement sparked by a family dispute. The pair drove 39 miles to obtain a license before their wedding.
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Col
Dorothy
A. W. McIntyre
Banéra Cortez
Cortes
Onejon
Lucrative pay for architect Dow in Washington
Olympia Sept 24 The highest paid state employee is Spokane resident John W Dow appointed in April 1907 as architect for the eastern Washington hospital at Medical Lake the state penitentiary at Walla Walla and the state college at Pullman He has drawn 17600 and will receive 5000 more soon averaging 1000 a month for 17 months well exceeding the governor lieutenant governor state treasurer state auditor attorney general and state superintendent combined He also travels vast distances inspecting work and earns a five percent fee on all plans and construction supervision Dow was chosen by college regents and the board of control for the posts he holds
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Wash
Spokane
John W. Dow
Eastern Washington Hospital
Medical Lake
State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
State College
Pullman
Dow
College Regents
Board of Control
Medical Leaders Attend Tuberculosis Conference in Philadelphia
Philadelphia hosts many eminent medical figures at a conference on tuberculosis linked to the International Congress in Washington. A program of important papers and addresses has been prepared for tomorrow and Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Umata Society Scandal Aired At Preliminary Hearing
In Omaha on September 24 the preliminary hearing for Charles E. Davie began over the death of Austin. The crowded police court drew society women as Davie, attended by an escort, appeared with a pale face. Fred Davis, First National Bank vice-president and Davie’s brother, sat among leading counsel. Mrs. Austin arrived mourning, fainting on stairs, revived by a nurse. Neighbor Mrs. Archer testified she heard a shot and a scream from the Rustins' home and saw a man.
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Charles E. Davie
Austin
Davie
Fred Davis
First National Bank
Local Option in Ohio Politics Drives Temperance Push
Republican leaders in Cincinnati report the new county local option law, effective at month start, strengthens the party and boosts Taft prospects in Ohio. Prohibition campaigns spread across counties with dry petitions supported by many voters. Temperance sentiment grows, uniting Republicans and the Anti-Saloon League, while Democrats largely ignore the issue. In Peoria labor leaders debate Gomper program and Bryan support at next month’s state federation convention. An appeal to defeat Speaker Cannon in Danville will be urged, aiming to mobilize voters for anti Cannon action.
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Buckeye
Anti-Saloon League
Pattison
Peoria
Ilindle
Gomper
Bryan
State Federation of Labor
Danville
Cannon
Gore to speak at Dreamland rink tonight
Bepttle September 24 United States Senator T P Gore a Divid scion of Oklahoma arrived here this afternoon. He speaks tonight in Dreamland rink.
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United States
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma
Dreamland Rink
Nome Murder Suspect Fumigation Aims to Flush Out Lee Johnston
Nome authorities, Sept 24, believe Lee Johnston, accused of killing his wife, may be aboard the steamship Victorian hidden in the hold. They have ordered fumigation of the ship to force his surrender or reveal his hideaway.
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Nome
Lee Johnston
Johnston
Tragic Funeral Pyre Fire In Skagway Cemetery
Skagway on September 24 reports the burning of G Kiohara a Japanese man at Skagway cemetery in a funeral pyre marking the first such evamation in the far north. He died Monday from Bright's disease and telegraphed his wife and three children before death. Kiwaras brother and Tapanohe attended the scene and Kumamotad Hie is named in the text.
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G. Kiohara
Kiviara
Bright
Hieldet
Washington state Democrat launches national campaign attack
In Bellingham Washington last night George F. Cotterill United States senator candidate and Charles H. Miller district congress nominee spoke. Miller criticized the pantomime as the worst in history and charged the Republican party with collusion with J P Morgan and with government aid to financiers in exchange for Morgan's backing of Taft's future candidacy
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Wish
Democracy
George F. Cotterill
Charles H. Miller
Miller
J. P. Morgan
Panto
Morgan
Taft
Radical proxy bid for socialist labor nominee Preston
New York reports August Gilhaus, a New York civil engineer, seeks the presidency by proxy for Martin R. Preston, jailed in Nevada for 26 years. Preston heads the Socialist Labor Party but refused the nomination. Dante De Leon leads the party. Gilhaus campaigns in city slums, advocating radical doctrines with a martyr’s zeal.
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August Gilhaus
White House
Martin R. Preston
Nevada
Preston
Socialist Labor Party
Eugene V. Debe
Gilhaus
New York
Dante de Leon
de Leon
Debs
Socialist Party
Gilheaus
New York City
Henry George
Pacific coast business leaders set for Japan excursion
Preparations are complete for a Pacific coast commercial organizations delegation to Japan. Representatives from major west coast cities will join the trade invasion of the Orient to foster closer commercial ties with Japanese firms and households.
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San Francisco
Japan
Car collision ends Hutton race course on Isle of Man
Shortly after racing began P D Sirling's Hutton car collided with a wall demolishing it and injuring the two occupants. The course is described as dangerous and the injury condition is reported as serious.
Taft Arrival in Bololt Sparks 2000 Supporters
Taft Louilly greeted by about 2000 residents in Bololt Wisconsin as he arrived and delivered a brief speech this morning marking a lively welcome in the town.
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Taft Louilly
Bololt
Wis
Ludge Taft
Haskell Denies Resignation Amid Bryan Crisis
In Columbus and Guthrie reports Bryan reads Roosevelt reply on Texas governor Haskell. The Roosevelt‑style answer questions the graft claims and Haskell denies resigning as treasurer of the national Democratic committee while awaiting possible clarifications. Governor Haskell plans to address Cincinnati while graft doubts persist.
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Roosevelt
Biaswell
Texas
Standard Ol Company
Haskell
Cincinnati
Guthrie
Okla
National Democratic
Government expert estimates forest fire costs in Minnesota
Washington Sept 4 government expert R. We Pullman reports Minnesota forest fires may reach ten million dollars. He says expenditures could climb as federal and state agencies respond.
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Washington
R. We Pullman
Minnesota
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