Anarchist Plot Sought to Kill Roosevelt on Africa Trip
Swiss and French police uncovered an anarchist plot to kill President Roosevelt during his African tour. Traces linked a Spanish secret service case to anarchists Canotrava and Shanieh, with two Australian anarchists held in Geneva seeking details.
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Imayenne
France
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Canotrava
Shanieh
Alfonso
Spain
Sessa
Switzerland
Geneva
Murder trial set in Hiantington case at county court
Baker City reports the state as plaintiff in the murder case of KR D Trapp, a defendant from Hiantington, scheduled for next Monday morning. The case is described as the term’s most significant and expected to draw a crowded courtroom.
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Baker City
Hiantington
KR. D. Trapp
Dedeniant
Tre
Flagpole accident injures Myers helper in Huntington
In Huntington Oregon on September 24 a worker attempting to remove an American flag from a building pole fell after dropping his lance. He broke both legs and is in severe pain though doctors say his life is not in danger.
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Huntington, Ore
Répt
Myers
Senator Gore Defends Haskell Against Roosevelt Charges
In Seattle on Sept 25 Thomas Gore the blind U S senator from Oklahoma says Roosevelt has tackled the wrong man and will be bested in the end He asserts Haskell can handle the case and that Roosevelt will lose the dispute over the Standard Oil company connection with Eaton or related figures.
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Seattle
Thomas Gore
United States
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Haskell
Standard Oll Company
Arrest of Brown & Co. partners sparks fraud probe
New York on September 26 reports the arrest of A. G. Brown E. F. Buchanan L. G. Young and W. R. Whitman of the firm A. O. Brown & Co. after its August failure. They are charged with fraud and accused of wholesale gambling activities the day before the collapse.
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New York
A. G. Brown
E. F. Buchanan
L. G. Young
W. R. Whitman
A. 0. Brown & Co
Hearst Attacks McLaurin and Haskell in New York
In a New York dispatch W R Hearst amplifies attacks on John L McLaurin and Governor Haskell. He presents letters between McLaurin and Archbold of the Standard Oil trust and cites a court record involving Illinois Steel and Federal Steel companies. The piece portrays Haskell as a Standard Oil tool and railways promoter.
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New York
W. R. Hearst
Sentinutes
Repubiiezek Sykes
Petra Na Mayan
Det
MBN
United Stites
John. L. McLaurin
South Carolina
Aarchbold
Standards Trust
McLaurin
Archbold
Haskell
Steel Trust
John P. Bailey
Ohio
Illinois Steel
Federal Steel Companies
Taft in Illinois as Platform Collapses. No Injuries
Clinton Iowa September 26 Judge William Taft arrives after treatment at Madison. Governor Curamins introduces Pitt before 2000 people as Taft speaks about whiskey tenure and duties. In Davenport Iowa an accident topples the platform during Taft’s 30 minute address. no one is hurt.
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Clinton
Towa
William "Taft
Medardson
Madison
Tutt
Davenport
Iowa
Taft
Court House
Apple crop in Cove boosts freight with 60 carloads
The Cove district expects about 60 carloads of apples this year, a 40 percent rise over previous records, with pears and prunes also shipping weekly. Early apple varieties are held as prices are low, while demand for pears and prunes remains steady.
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Cove
Stackland Brothers
Water project drives steady county subscriptions
Arid land owners increasingly back a proposed irrigation scheme as subscriptions grow daily across the county. Three committees plan joint action after threshing season, with Mr. Pierce’s return expected to accelerate outreach and push toward the 20 000 acre goal.
Missouri governor race candidate faults Roosevelt campaign
William Cowherd, Democratic candidate for Missouri governor, said in a telephone interview from Richland that Roosevelt is using himself in the campaign to divert attention from real issues. Cowherd cited a supposed $300,000 Roosevelt contribution and criticized the Republican treasury.
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St. Louis
William
Roosevelt
Bia
Star of Bengal Wreck Probe Heads to Juneau
Captain Birmingham of the federal steamboat inspector plans to investigate the Star of Bengal wreck. The hearing will be held in Juneau due to scattered witnesses as they depart Alaska. No official report has yet reached Captain Wagner. Alaskan packers’ officials express belief about the case.
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San Francisco
Berminham
Juneau
Alaska
Wagner
Charge Against Hattie Gage Captain Faces Trial
A cautious verbal account notes a written charge against the captain of the Hattie Gage. If the written report persists, the charge of cowardice aboard the Kayak may proceed to trial in an excited state inquiry.
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Wagner
Persieta
Hattie Gage
Giant Pact Formed By Ocean Liners To Open Freight Route
Ten eastern ship lines formed an agreement to complete a transcontinental rail route for Pacific freight to Europe. Pacific ships will haul freight to Inds Crus, then via Tehuantepec to Atlantic hubs at Puerto, Monte ave. The alliance intends to standardize freight rates from 16 to Trient, linking American and Hawaiian lines with Canadian and Atlantic operators.
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San Francisco
Ateany
Europe
Inds Crus
Lathanusa
Tehuantepec
Atlantic Abipe
Puerto
Monte
Ave
Trient
Pacific Lines
Portland Triumphs Over Oakland In Slugfest
Portland posted a 15 to 6 victory over Oakland in a high scoring contest. San Francisco scored 4 and Low Angeles added 4 in a lopsided game with standout performances from local players.
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San Francisco
Low Angeles
Oil and Coal Strike Threat in Washington Mines
Olympia reports that Washington coal miners except private holdings have fallen under eastern syndicate control. A general strike looms as new operators refuse to accept a wage scale proposed by the miners. Disagreement mirrors Utah mine shutdowns last month.
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Olympia
Washington
Utah
Wreck Near Helena Believed Fatal for Train Passengers
A Northern Pacific eastbound passenger train collided with a freight near Youngs Point, Montana, killing many aboard. Reports vary on the death toll with early figures between 20 and 40. blinding snow hindered rescue and communications.
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Helena
Livingston
Northern Pacific
Young's Point
Ono
Beatnger
Biw
Ora
Tacoma
Weight makes 84 minute flight in official test
In Lemins France on Sept 24 Weight, the American aviator, completed an 84 minute 14 second flight before wind forced a descent in an official test. A second official flight was scheduled for this evening.
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Lemins
France
Swift in Seattle Heads to Chicago Vacation
Edward F. Swift of the Swift Packing company arrived in Seattle for a vacation. He will return to Chicago via Portland and California.
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Seattle
Edward F. Swift
The
Swift Packing Company
Chicago
Portland
Califorrila
Local Youth Accused in Rural Shooting Incident
A 14 year old in Dotglie County allegedly fired a shot at a neighbor over a $40 cow dispute. Authorities say the case raises concerns about juvenile violence and potential risk to people and animals in the community.
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Dotglie County
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