Parades Planned for Roosevelts Cincinnati Visit
President Roosevelt arrives in Cincinnati from Columbus amid 21 gun salutes and elaborate decorations. A formal reception at St Nicholas Hotel precedes a noon luncheon where a gold badge is presented, and multiple parades and a city festival marchers accompany the president today and tonight.
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Des Moines Largest Vessel Launched at Fore River Yard
Massive launch at Fore River Shipyard features the cruiser Des Moines the largest vessel ever launched in Massachusetts waters. Attendees include Gov. Cumming, Mayor Bredin, and numerous dignitaries from Iowa and Massachusetts as champagne and rope-cutting ceremonies mark the entry into water.
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Oklahoma wreck kills three show riders at Choc taw
At Choc taw Oklahoma a freight collided with the Solls Downs show train on the main track early today killing three and wounding twenty six. The conductor and several show members were fatally injured. the engineer fled and is sought. Names of the dead and injured are given among other brief reports from the day.
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Moody to augment forces with 690 marines on isthmus
Secretary Moody orders 690 marines for potential isthmus needs and mobilizes transports. Commander Pillsbury on Prairie to move to Norfolk, with 100 men ready to board if advised. San Francisco also ordered from Norfolk to San Juan Puerto Rico to await emergencies.
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Stampede at Shiloh Baptist Church Kills 175
More than 100 dead in Birmingham crowd at Shiloh Baptist church after a panic sparked by a fight during a national Baptist convention address by Hooker Washington. By morning, 87 bodies identified, 175 dead total with delegates from across the country and several whites among the injured. Identifications include Rev. J. H. Johnson of Weir City and John Hovatas of Pittsburgh. Sixty five of the dead are Birmingham Negroes, many women.
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Several Men Wanted In Pati Zer Murder Mystery Case
In New York on Sept 20, Angaiopsy tests show Mrs Joseph Palitzer died from a abdomen knife wound with head blows before death. Police suspect William Hooper Young Brigham Young's grandson. Book found in Young's room mentions Blood atonement with biblical inferences. Four Mormon elders, including Clarenne Snow Taylor and J. L. Woods, are in the apartment. Police claim motive was robbery. diamond earrings worth 1800 dollars missing. Evelyn Balein Arctic explorer arrives in London. Cameron county grand jury indicts two Mexicans in joint case against Texas rangers for last week shooting Resget Roebuck.
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Small Missouri town tragedy shocks over marriage demand
In Fairport Missouri Marvio Lucas a young farmer fired four shots wounding Mando Chisam 16 after returning from a drive. Police suspect Lucas shot the girl after she refused to marry him. The incident follows tension over an unwanted match in a rural community.
Golden Wedding and Society Receptions in Lawrence
Lawrence society records a golden wedding for Mr. and Mrs. Chas A Pease at the Alder home with yellow decorations and gifts including a Russian leather jewel case containing fifty two dollars. The issue also notes KU faculty gatherings, local visits, wedding reports and social events across the city with many named residents attending and hosting functions.
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Kansas City Markets and Livestock Report
Markets by wire from Kansas City with grain notes, livestock bids and dairy prices. Cattle and hogs show steady to firm with calves and stockers mixed. hogs around 7.36 to 7.50, packers 7.29 to 7.50. Lambs and sheep also listed with mixed quotes. An ad notes carpet cleaning services and a slogan for Borner Bros.
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