There Was a Bad Combination In High Places Swede Sailing Master
Evelyn Baldwin recounted a clash aboard the Germanic between the Swede sailing master and the Norwegian ice pilot Arnsen. He defended the pilot’s command in ice fields, noted the pilot’s 29 years’ ice experience, and criticized reports of shortages. He warned against mixing Swedes and Norwegians, praised balloon messages, and described science gains from the expedition.
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Receipts for Defense Fund Break Records in Indianapolis
Receipts for the defense fund for anthracite strikers set a record in the Indianapolis post office money order department for the quarter ending yesterday. The three month total was 805 451 dollars, up 252 887 dollars from the same period last year, with as high as 250 000 dollars in a day billed to W B Wilson national secretary treasurer.
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Money Order Department
W. B. Wilson
Public schools open islandwide in Porto Rico
Twelve hundred public schools opened across Puerto Rico this morning with attendance over fifty thousand. Officials reported strong turnout and emphasis on returning students to classrooms across the island.
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San Juan
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Stay Granted For Jessie Morrison Execution Case
Topeka Kansas supreme court granted a stay of execution for Jessie Morrison who is jailed for the murder of Clara Wiley Castle. Her appeal bond set at 10000 dollars, she will be released until her January Supreme Court hearing. Morrison was sentenced to fifteen years in the Kansas penitentiary.
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Moros Fall Back as Pershing Forwards on Mindanao Forts
Captain Pershing's force of the Fifteenth Cavalry advances into Mindanao after skirmishes with the Macin Moros. Moros retreat to six lake forts. Pershing shells and destroys forts with engineers clearing a trail. Twenty Moros killed, no American casualties. General Sumner's letter to the Macalans delivered.
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National Live Stock group to oppose packing merger
Denver October 3 The National Live Stock Association and major western railways along with leading stockmen plan to oppose the proposed merger forming the great packing industries. President John W Springer announced after a meeting with C F Morse who leads Kansas City and Denver Stock Yards companies. Morse said his yards will back the stockmen and may fund an independent plant in Kansas City if needed.
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C. F. Morse
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Endless chain scheme swells McKinley Memorial Fund
Myron Herrick, secretary of the McKinley Memorial association, reports hundreds of daily letters with small contributions. An endless chain scheme of 10 cent, 5 cent, and 2 cent gifts has appeared in connection with the fund. By now about 50,000 letters have been received by Judge Day, Canton, forwarded to the treasurer. Many senders are from European countries.
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McKinley Memorial Fund
Cleveland
Myron Herrick
McKinley Memorial Association
Memoriel Fund
Monument Fund
Judge Day
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Canton
Utica consecrates Ty rer Olmsted as bishop coadjutor
Charles Ty rer Olmsted formerly vicar at St. Agnes chapel New York was consecrated bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal diocese of Central New York in Grace Church Utica today. Bishop B H Huntington of Syracuse presided and Bishop Porter of New York preached the sermon among several other bishops in attendance.
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B. H. Huntington
Syracuse
Porter
President Roosevelt's Condition Improves and He Attends Public Business
In Washington on October 3 President Roosevelt spent much time in his wheelchair and, according to a White House report, his condition is satisfactory. He remained able to devote considerable attention to public business despite the illness.
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Roosevelt
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Zola Widow Sees Husband's Body In Paris Death Chamber
Mme Zola was permitted to view the body of her husband today in Paris. A large crowd gathered outside the house as the widow arrived, supported by two doctors, dressed in deep mourning and appearing frail.
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Paris
Mme. Zola
London's New Mayor Elected for Ensuing Year
London announces Sir Marcus Sampel elected lord mayor for the coming year, succeeding Sir Joseph C. Dimsdale. The ceremony confirms Sampel in the ceremonial post as city leaders outline fiscal and civic priorities.
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Marcus Sampel
Joseph C. Dimsdale
Roosevelt's Sister Granted Vote in Farmington
Hartford Oct 3 Mrs Anna Roosevelt Cowles wife of Commander W S Cowles U S N and sister of President Roosevelt has been admitted as an elector by Farmington board of selectmen She can now vote on school matters in Farmington where she lives when not in Washington Local women suffragists believe the action will aid their cause.
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Washington
Boy Handed A Gun Fatal Shot At Gering Postoffice
Clarence N Fulton, a widower, was shot in the stomach at Willford post office by Walter Houston a boy about 17 after a dispute over remarks about Fulton's housekeeper. Fulton died about noon. Houston surrendered to the sheriff and is held on the fatal shooting charge.
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Roosevelt cannot review Grand Army parade
President Roosevelt will not review the Grand Army of the Republic parade in front of the White House. Officials say medical advisories require extreme rest and forbid him from placing weight on his injured foot, preventing him from appearing on the reviewing stand.
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Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
White House
Boers’ Secretary Reitz Leaves Boulogne Visit
Francis William Reitz secretary of state for the Orange Free State arrives in New York with his wife amid a Boer sympathy gathering including Irish-American groups. He says he is not here to push for war reopening but seeks his countrymen’s duty and personal remuneration amid competing promises by Kitchener and Milner regarding amnesty at the coronation.
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European leaders urged to meet on trusts danger
Rome report says Signor Luzzatti proposes a European conference of statesmen and economists to solve the trusts issue, backed by Italian economists and the press who warn of an American danger. Washington dispatch notes the president is improving after last week’s strain and coal strike, but must proceed cautiously.
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Five Party Tickets Filed in Colorado Nominations
Denver with final film of filing shows five state tickets accepted by midnight last night. Republican, Democratic, Socialist, Socialist Labor and Prohibition parties filed their nomination papers, lining up candidates across the state.
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Prohibition
American Consul Murdered in Uskub
Vienna dispatch reports Albanians murdered the United States consul at Uskub in European Turkey. Also notes a Madrid duel between General Barges and the Imparcial director with no injuries. Brigands seize Turkish landowner Shefik Bey near Vodena for a $15,000 ransom. Venice church steeple shows further signs of collapse.
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Uskub
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Maryland Will Send None to Coal Convention
Gov Smith, away from Baltimore, declined to appoint delegates to a coal convention after receiving the telegram from Mayor Maybury and Detroit Council President Smith. He says such a body cannot authorize or compel operators and miners to end the strike.
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Maybury
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