Peace aims and royal review in Franco Russian talks
An article records a French Russian alliance push for peace over ten years and notes President Loubet and the czar reviewing 140000 French troops in France. It highlights expectations of a strong postvisit Franco Russian partnership and cautions about South African involvement. The piece also reports a Wyoming homicide where Lena Fair killed her father in Cheyenne after a threat.
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Maentai
Fey
Asserbed
Kaiser Luave
Russia
Germany
Awantaig
Iba Pine Céar
Kaiser and Fleet
Juve” Beed
Ixi
Berger Lair Haphechen
Lowbee
Pattie
Sears
Billande
Bethany
Chawmbérc
Maepatic
Cane
Lout
France
Une
Loddon
Sindon
London
Loubet
Exen
Paria
M. Loubet
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lena Fair
Michael Fair
South Cheyenne
Saya Fair
Heavy frost hits southern Illinois crops in September
A heavy frost across southern Illinois over the past three mornings damaged house and garden plants and will cause many thousands of dollars in losses. The frost worsens drought effects, stunting corn and other crops and catching farmers by surprise.
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Benton, I
Illinois
Bank Robbery Shocks Republican City Nebraska
A bank safe was damaged by dynamite in Republican City Nebraska on September 23. The blast tore through the outer wall and scattered money while seven people were reportedly in the area. Officials investigated tracks and notes left by robbers. The fate of a suspect named Hudson was unclear as authorities pursued leads.
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Republican City
Neb
Sunbury
Roosevelt Walking From White House Visit With Robinson
President Theodore Roosevelt walked with Mr. Robinson from a residence in Washington in a calm, orderly procession. Police kept a respectful distance as the pair moved toward the White House, with officials and guards observing in a subdued scene following a naval secretary and cabinet members stepping out briefly.
Roosevelt's Quiet Sunday in Washington Described
President Roosevelt spent a quiet Sunday in Washington. He attended church with Douglas Robinson, walked in Rock Creek Park with Leonard Wood, and dined with Capt. Cowles’s family before moving into the White House. A boy photographed near the church prompted a sharp rebuke from the president. The day showcased a calm start to his presidency with ongoing talks of southern support and Cuban arrangements led by Gen. Wood.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
New York
Rock Creek Park
Tien
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Capt. Cowles
Navy
White House
Roogevelt
Robison
Ind
Memorial Services in Washington for President Roosevelt
A large national memorial service was held in Washington on a Sunday at Chase’s Grand Opera House. Famed officials and ministers attended as the ceremony featured military honors, a long procession on Fifteenth Street, and a brief address by President Roosevelt. The event included choir performances and music from St. Paul.
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Washington
Grand Opera
Eaident Roos
Opera
Wiston
eAidfent
Miles
Hlso Wis Prasent
Panise
Span
Agi
Galax Ie
Ranster
Uae
Métrict of
Columbia
Minsters
St. Pate
Mrmony Lodge
Precautions mark McKinley assassin trial in Buffalo
Buffalo authorities introduce tight security as Leon Czolgosz's trial set to open before Justice White. Experts report no poison found on bullets or revolver used in the McKinley assassination. Alienists and attorneys convene to assess mental condition. defense plans for the opening.
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Buffalo
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Czolgosz
McKinley
Erie County
Carlos He McDonald
New York
Erie County Bar Agsgelation
Arthura W. Hurd
Shoapita
Jette
Justice White
Supreme Court
Penney
Herbert M. Hill
Key
James W. Putnam
District Attorney's
Yas
Allan Melane Afdilton
United States
Guiteau
Peney
Payonton
Deparge
McDonald
Ayoy
Titus
Salreddy
Tomes
S. Grego
Coxz
Perkefly
Rene Peotntorsigan
Duke of York Unveils Victoria Statue in Ottawa
The duke of York unveils a statue of Queen Victoria in Ottawa. Fire destroys the Cry mill in Greenup Kentucky causing about 15000 dollars in losses with partial insurance. The British admiralty plans two more torpedo destroyers to join the fleet. President Roosevelt confirms W B Rigley as comptroller of the currency. An American firm sells 2 million watches to Pantoon and rivals German Swiss firms. Disaster details include a yacht fire leading to casualties and a lifeboat incident with several crew members.
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Duke of York
Ottawa
Cry
Greenup
Admiralty
Viper
Roostvelt
W. B. Riégely
Ab American
Panton
Girmans Iand Swiser
Sppbhic
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Chanler
Tinsafe
Ybltamer
Fedora
Duluth
Ashland
Burskd
Bass Idland
Eathpe Reresaseab
Out
Opr Ney
Lye Ces
Air Dal Ee
Olly
Parmon
Wellington Seat Dispute Moves Toward Action
Washington reporters note Hanna and Foraker will seek to declare Senator Wellington's seat vacant after days of debate. A rule allows removal but not expulsion, and Wellington's letter defending the president’s assassination stirs further opposition among senators.
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Washington
Wellington
Baltimore
Hanna
Foraker
Czolgosz
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