Fagin's Fall From Office in Ohio and Related News
Washington reports that Vivian J. Fagin of Cincinnati faces removal as U S marshal for the southern district of Ohio after Civil Service Commission findings. The probe cites his political activity with the Cox Machine and alleged past Civil Service Act violations. Gardner, his deputy, allegedly collected money for politics and split salaries, triggering further disciplinary questions. Eugene L. Lewis named to succeed Fagin.
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Washington
Vivian J. Fagin
Cincinnati
United States
Ohio
Civil Service Commission
Fagin
B. F. O'Neal
Louisiana
Moody
Henry F. Greene
The
Republican
Cox Machine
Cox
Hynicka
Herrman
Mr. Fagin
Greene
Gardner
Department
Died In Alaska From Columbus to Kodeak in Alaska
Fred D. Kelsey former Columbus resident died in Kodeak Alaska Sept. 4 He formerly served as United States commissioner and was the son of the late Rev L B and Mary Kelsey He married Minnie Ackley in Columbus Sept 4 1893 and leaves four children and a widow Mrs Kelsey and the children travel from Kodeak to Columbus in the current report
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Alaska
Columbus
Fred D. Kelsey
Kodeak
Kelsey
United States
Minnie Ackley
Cabinet Will Have a Change in Roosevelt Administration
President Roosevelt announces two cabinet retirements this winter Attorneys General Moody and Secretary Shaw will leave in December and February respectively. Nominees for Moody’s and Shaw’s slots are discussed including George v. Le Meyer as a candidate for one vacancy and Secretary Metcalf or other officials considered for the other. The Cuba situation prompts talk of a possible postponement of Roosevelt’s Panama trip, but no firm plan to cancel unless unrest intensifies.
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Washington
Moody
Dee
Treasury Shaw
George v. le Meyer
United States
Russia
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Navy Department
Metcalf
Department of Commercce
Labor
Charles BE. Magoon
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
Cuba
Taft
Winthrop
Porto Rico
Magoon
Philippines
Philippine Commission
Mr. Taft
Congress
Knox
Foraker
Supreme Benc
Supreme Court of the United States
Massachusetts
Supreme Bench
Justice Holmes
Palma's departure from Cuban palace bids farewell with emotion
Havana October 3. President Tomas Estrada Palma and his family left the palace in a scene described as pathetic. Cabinet members and friends watched as Palma, though aged and facing four years of governing Cuba, showed emotion on the way to Matanzas after a second term inauguration.
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Palma
Havana
Regla
Tomas Estrada Palma
Matanzas
Adien
Bayamo
Santiago
Chinese forced to leave Eureka cannery workers
Eureka residents demand removal of 27 Chinese workers brought by Tallant company of Astoria to the Eel river cannery amid fears of a revival of anti Chinese actions from 1882. The Tallant firm warns it may seek militia protection from the governor if protests arise.
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Eureka
Cal
Tallant Company
Astoria
Ore
Eel River
Hawaiian Candidates in Honolulu Territorial Conventions
In Honolulu October 3 the Democratic and Home Rule parties held conventions. Democrat EB B Lanahan attorney named for delegate to Congress, first white man to be named for island office. Republican Prince Kaiulaniole incumbent nominated. Home Rule candidate Charles Notley, part Hawaiian. Yeomans Gase Set For Trial in Newport R I October 3. Yeoman Fred J Buenale sues Newport Amusement Co for denial of dance hall admission while in uniform. trial assigned for jury in superior court with Roosevelt and Rear Admiral Thomas named as supporters.
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Honolulu
EB. B. Lanahan
Congress
Prince Kailanlanaole
Charles Notley
Yeomans Gase
Newport
R. L
Fred J. Buenale
Newport Amusement Company
Roosevelt
C. M. Thomas
United States Uniform
Parker Denies Hearst Charge In Mayoralty Fight
Judge Parker answers Hearst accusation claiming he aided McClellan in the contest only as a public duty and not for pay. He denies corporate employment and rebuts claims of impropriety while defending the judiciary against political attacks amid the Murphy Hearst dispute. Balancing temperance notes, Ohio candidate Hoskins outlines home rule and local option stance. Accused blackmail case from Racine reports Stocking and Miller jailed after alleged extortion attempt on Mrs. Robinson.
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New York
Alton B. Parker
William B. Hearst
Hearst
Parker
William R. Hearst
Murphy-Hearst
McClellan-Hearst
McClellan
George B. McClellan
Hoskins
Wapaoneta, O
Samuel A. Hoskins
Ohio
J. H. Fitawater
Delaware
Pattison
Racine
Wis
Fred C. Stocking
H. D. Miller
Milwaukee
Richard T. Robinson
Stocking
Boilermaker Fatally Burned in Vincennes Boiler Accident
Gustave F Friend a boilermaker was fatally burned when steam was accidentally turned in a boiler at Vincennes Indiana on October 3. He lived five hours after the injury. The account notes the grim death and makes a brief dialog excerpt from Harper's Weekly.
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Vincennes
Ind
Gustave F Friend
Friend
Mankiller Shoemaker Impales Foes in Quarry Row
Michael Shoemaker, a 35 year old Austrian laborer, boasted of killing in a quarrel at Gary Illinois. He stabbed one man to death and slashed another, sending two others fleeing. Chased a fugitive a mile and a half before collapsing. He was captured and jailed in Chicago. Clothing firm Freeman & Company faces involuntary bankruptcy in Syracuse. Receivership named for Frank Rogers. liabilities around 90000 with limited assets.
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Coshocton
Claude Tidball
Spring Mountain
Here
Dayton
John W. O'Reilly
Company
Ohio Infantry
Mobile
Ala
Roy Hoyle
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Sidney Lyons
Dick Robinson
Ruth
Blount Sessaman
Chicago
Michael Shoemaker
Gary
Ill
Shoemaker
Summit
Syracuse
N. Y
New York
Auburn
George Freeman & Company
Frank Rogers
Dr Stonycroft Killed in San Francisco Streetcar Crash
In San Francisco a streetcar accident left Dr Randolph Stonycroft dead and two others injured. The report notes a deadly midtown collision and ensuing injuries in a city transit incident.
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Randolph Stonycroft
San Francisco
M. Hager
Batoum
Russia
John C. Baker
New York Herald
Chicago
Thomas Hudson
Philadelphia
Robert Stanton
Hudson
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Atlanta
Baseball Scores and Market News from Major Leagues and Grain
In Washington Boston and St Louis details show league results with scores and batteries. National League reports include Boston Cincinnati and Brooklyn games with pitching notes. Grain and live stock prices cover Chicago East Buffalo Pittsburg and Cleveland markets with cattle hogs sheep calves and wheat prices.
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American League
Washington
A. HE
Boston
Goodwin, Smith and Wakefield
Oberlin and
Carrigan
Stt. Louis
RH. E. St. Lows
Chicago
Glade and Spencer, Owen and Roth
Philadelphia
New York
Chesbro
Doyle
Thomas
Coombs
Berry
Cleveland
R.he
Detroit
Leichart
Buelow
Donovan and Payne
W.L. P.C
W. L. P.C. Chica
BLL
Bk.y
Det't
Cleve
Wash
Phila
Bost
National League
Cincinnati
Pfeffer
O'Neill
Ewing
Schlei
Brooklyn
RILT
Pittsburg
Willis
Gibson and
Phelps
Whiting
Ritter
W. L. P.co
Chica
Cin’li
N.Y
Brook
Pitts
GIL
Most
East Buffalo
States
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Delaine
Kentucky
Indiana
Democratic Text Book Issued For Upcoming Campaign
Washington October 3 The Democratic congressional committee released a campaign book bearing Equal rights to all special privileges to none. The 243 page volume attacks Republican policy, discusses tariff and trust issues, opposes ship subsidies, covers insurance scandals campaign contributions railway rate laws andRoosevelt administration policies.
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Democratic
Washington
Democratic Congressional Committee
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Tide Billows Move Across Oceans From Cape to Thames
In this Philadelphia Record excerpt the author explains tidal flux and reflux as ocean waves traveling between oceans. A lunar tide rises every twelve hours in the southern Indian Ocean, travels past the Cape of Good Hope, Azores, English Channel, and Dover, with a parallel branch moving around Britain to reach the Thames and London wharfs.
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Atlantic
Indian Ocean
Cape of Good Hope
Azores Islands
Cape
English Channel
Strait of Dover
British Islands
Scotland
England
Thames
The Palisades and a Bristling Coat Caper
The Palisades described as a 40 mile riverfront cliff with a 300 to 820 foot rise, from Nyack through High Tor, forming Point no Point and Bayonne as it rises behind Haverstraw, in a Century essay excerpt. A relate tale features a brutal husband shocked to learn his wife gave away his overcoat containing cash, while she exposes a thriftier stash of odd items.
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Nyack
Pointno Point
Haverstraw
High Tor
Bayonne
Charles M. Skinner
William Henry Luddsworthy
One Eyed Gilants and One Legged Dwarfs in Mandeville's Tales
Sir John Mandeville in 1536 described isles inhabited by one eyed giants with a single eye in the middle of the forehead and, elsewhere, by one legged dwarfs reportedly with three eyes. The account labels them as marvels from his travel narrative.
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John Mandeville
John
Isles
Yles
Fruit of Industry Says the Lazy Man's Reply
A short dialogue contrasts a lazy man who lives on nothing with a disciplined worker who survives on nothing but the fruit of industry. The exchange highlights work ethic as the source of strength and health.
Reserve Buds In Trees Regenerate Foliage After Wounding
The text explains that trees possess reserve buds scattered across the surface. When a large branch is removed or the tree is wounded, these buds rapidly become active, producing new shoots and renewing the foliage. This natural mechanism explains rapid recovery of tree canopies after damage.
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Fiaeien County
Reargaren
Athens Hospital
Wege
Tennessee
Drake
Supreme Court
Lingafelter
Newark
Newark Savings Bank
Homestead Building Association
James F. Lingafelter
Robert
Athens
John Kaiser
Marietta
Athens State Hospital
W. H. Williams
Wissinger
John W. Gregg
Piketon
Geneva
Cummins’ Wild West
Walter L. Main
Springfield
S. E. Green
Mortarman
Midway
Wellston
John Steele
Leo
Merrill
Motz
Jackson
Mansfield
Logan Natural Gas Company
Burneson Farm
Ohio River
Omaha Packing Company
Armour & Company
Libby, McNeill & Wibby
Sheldon
Packers
Ralph Crews
Charles E.finghes
Moody and
Shaw
Theodore P. Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
Shants
East St. Louis
George O. Purdy
Purdy
Silas Cook
Cook
Harper's Weekly
Baseball
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