Dinners in Chicago and Campaign Turmoil Split Taft Foraker Edge
Chicago dinner talk links Bryan and Taft as speakers while Cox battles Foraker in Cincinnati amid a taftite campaign split. The Theodore Roosevelt steamer campaign tour advances through four states with Republican orators joining Taft Rood in support. A light pardon in Alaska involves Japanese national Youshida, framed by homesickness and insanity claims.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
William H. Taft
Chicago Association of Commerce
Taft
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Marquette club
Murder Clueless Mystery in Cincinnati Seventeen Year Old Victim
William Teufel aged seventeen, son of C Teufel a truck gardener in Cincinnati, is stabbed in his front yard after a strange man tramps vegetables. The assailant fled toward the city, returned, stabbed him in the neck and broke the blade in his head, calling "Jake" as he fled. Family knows only these details.
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Cincinnati
William Teufel
C. Teufel
young Teufel
Young Tenfel
Jake
Hospital Patients in Killing Again at Newburg Asylum
Cleveland Sept 10 Minor Vanderlee a patient at the Newburg state insane asylum was found with a fractured skull in the hospital tool house. A blood stained adz lay nearby. Fellow patient Thomas Cochran last saw Vanderlee with him and says Vanderlee had attempted self harm. Superintendent Clark doubts self inflicted nature of wounds. Both men were employed on the grounds and sent to the tool-house on an errand by an outside foreman.
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Cleveland
Vandersee
Newburg state insane asylum
toalhouse
Thomas Cochran
Vanderlee
Clark
Cochran
Paris Dreyfus Trial Fails to Draw Interest as Key Witnesses Skip
Paris September court session on the Gregori case opened with little public interest as major witnesses including Clemenceau Piquart Doumergu and generals failed to appear. Gregori admitted aiming at Dreyfus arm but denied intent to kill as Dreyfus testified he narrowly avoided a fatal hit. The president barred renewed testimony, provoking clashes between Dreyfus and Gregori's counsel before gendarmes cleared the hall.
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Paris
Louis Gregori
Afred Dreyfus
Penrose
Binile aola
Clemenceau
Piquart
panel of Commerce
Doumergu
Andre and
Dolstein
Reinach
Cuignet
Targe
Dreyfus
Gregori
Pantheon
LeBruin Renault
Maitre Menard
Menard
Governor Hughes to be renominated at Saratoga
New York reports indicate Governor Hughes will win renomination on the first ballot at the Republican convention in Saratoga next Tuesday. Tests in Manhattan and Brooklyn shift favor toward Hughes as party leaders acknowledge the likely outcome, with county and state committee chairs confirming diminished opposition. The piece also notes season openings for dove duck and snipe, and a squirrel season set to begin October 1.
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New York
Hughes
Saratoga
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Herbert Parsons
Timothy L. Woodruff
state committee
Woman Captured After Black Hand Threats in Bessemer
In Bessemer Michigan on September 10 a chase ended with the capture of a woman calling herself Mrs Frank Caller, wife of a miner. Five officers waited near Powder Mill creek as she seized a money box and fired shots before being arrested along the road. She and her husband Frank Guller are jailed.
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Bessemer, Mich
wonan
Black Hand
Frank Caller
Powder Mill creek
Frank Guller
New York Iron Industry Shows Commanding Rise
The Iron Age reports pig iron production gaining steadily signaling industry recovery. Shore furnaces active rose from August to September with increased outputs though some merchants deem expansion premature. Coke and anthracite furnaces produced 1,548,831 tons in August, up from July, while exports show improved demand despite Britain. Miss Maud Summers urges better juvenile books and genuine fun replacing vulgar content in children's literature, stressing spiritual truth as a guiding motive.
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New York
Great Britain
Maud Summers
Cincinnati
Play 1 grounds association
Hepburn Bill Knocked Out by Circuit Court Ruling
Philadelphia dispatch reports United States Circuit Court Judge Gray authored a twenty thousand word opinion upholding the government’s suit against coal owning railroads under the Hepburn act. Judge Dallas joined the majority. Judge McPherson dissented. The decision voids the commodity clause as unconstitutional, dismissing the government’s complaints and signaling quick Supreme Court review.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Kabe Gray
United States circouit court
Dallas
McPherson
secent roads
Bonaparte
department of justice
supreme court
Celebration of Tolstoi Birthday Across Russia
Despite government bans, Russia observes Tolstoi eightieth birthday with widespread but quiet celebrations. Police fear clashes as stores close and newspapers face suppression while Tolstoi remains homebound in Yasnaya Polyana.
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St. Petersburg
Heinz
Count Tolstoi
Russia
Tolstoi
holy synod
Stolypin
Iswolsky
Yasniuya
Polana
Windred
Ife
Catholic Parade to Be Abandoned
London dispatch reports cardinals at the Bucharlatte congress weighing canceling the Sunday parade amid fears of a hostile Protestant demonstration. They have not decided, but belief favors scrapping the planned Catholic event, with organizers citing risk of bloodshed and rioting from Protestant radicals. The Protestant alliance’s revival of an old English law has inflamed sentiment nationwide.
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London
Protestant alliance
empire
First Chinese Pupil Enters Columbus Public Schools
Little Chan Louie, seven, becomes the first Chinese pupil to enter Columbus public schools at the Sullivant building. She is the daughter of Chan Lee and his wife who run a local laundry. She speaks good English and adapts between native costume at home and adopted land attire on the street.
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Columbus, O
Chan Louie
Columbus
Sullivant
Chan Lee
Rioting Unemployed Stir Glasgow in 7000-Strong Attack
Glasgow faces one of its wildest disturbances as a mob of about seven thousand unemployed clashes with mounted and foot police. Homes in aristocratic districts are damaged, windows broken, and residents arm themselves. Ringleaders jailed, police patrols intensify, and authorities fear further violent demonstrations amid widespread joblessness.
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Glasgow
Oity
soritlistic
dasyn
ds SAM iin
dimbreda
Executive Council of the Federation Opens in Washington
The Executive Council of the American Federation of Labor began a three day session in Washington with President Gompers and officials attending. Political matters will dominate discussions including contempt proceedings against Gompers over the Buck Stove boycott injunction. Other attendees listed include Morrison and Vice Presidents O Connell Morris Hayes Keefe Duncan and Valentina.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Democratic national
executive council
Loria
Compers
Gompers
Buck Stove and Range company
St. Louis
Morrison
James O'Connell
Max Morris
D. A. Hayes
anotel J. Keefe
James Duncan
Joseph Valentina
Station Agent Defeats Bandits In Three-Way Duel
Kenry Calliott, Tron Mountain depot operator at Bismark Missouri, repelled two masked robbers in a midnight encounter. He fired first, triggering a three-way duel that likely mortally wounded him. The bandits fled not attempting the station safe, which held several hundred dollars. A posse pursues.
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Bismark
Kenry Calliott
Tron Mountain
Calliott
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