Roosevelt Attacks Darken Convention Amid Belfast Troop Move
At the New York Republican convention in Saratoga delegates heard William D. Guthrie predict the progressive campaign would end in defeat. In Belfast Ireland troops prepare for Ulster day with Unionists marching and rifles carried amid anti home rule displays.
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Duluth Car Men Reject Peace Terms in Strike
Duluth union car men announce return-to-work terms including reinstatement for all on strike except nine discharged, arbitration of cages, an open shop, no prejudice to unionism, and a 12 hour spread to 10 hours work. General Manager Warren calls it nonarbitrable. Traction company to appeal to state supreme court to resume service.
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Atalissa Grange Picnic Planned at Resley's Lake
The Atalissa Grange will hold a picnic at Resley's Lake on Saturday, September 28 with a bail game and speeches planned. The county crop expert project will be discussed along with other topics. Everyone is invited to attend and participate.
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Guthrie Decries Court Attacks in National Campaign
The speech denounces the push for initiative referendum and recall as threats to republican government. Guthrie warns of an assault on justice in American courts and blames ex President Roosevelt for stirring hatred of the judiciary. He urges capable leaders in state and federal legislatures over partisan reform efforts.
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Taft interview previews tariff reform and recall in New Jersey race
President Taft outlines a science based tariff revision and potential extra session if Republicans win control. He argues wage earners fare well vs Europe and cautions recall of judges harms independent judiciary. He defends his strength and predicts GOP gains in key states while NY Evening World publishes the interview.
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Accidental Asphyxiation Verdict in Mrs Harding Death
Chicago coroner’s jury rules Mrs Ellen O Davis Harding's death accidental asphyxiation. She was found with a chloroform soaked towel over her face, wife of Alderman George F Harding Jr. Witnesses say she relied on drugs after her 14 year old daughter Penelope’s death two weeks earlier.
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Balkan Crisis Alarms Europe Faces Predicted Outbreak
London reports growing disquiet among diplomats as incidents such as Austrian soldiers arrested on the Servian frontier and Turkish firing at a Greek steamer near Samos deepen tensions. Officials fear a Balkan outbreak may now be unavoidable.
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Sibley Unable to Testify as Ill House Probe
Washington D C Sept 23 Former Representative Joseph Sib ley of Pennsylvania is in a sanitarium in poor health and likely will not be called before the senate committee investigating campaign expenditures to explain letters alleged to be written to John D Archbold. Archbold is expected to reappear next week. Chairman Clapp has asked Rep A Mitchell Palmer to provide information on campaign contributions influencing the removal of Dr David Jayne fill as ambassador to Germany.
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Hygienic Congress Heads Topics on Disease Spread
Prominent speakers from Germany France England and the United States discuss agencies dispersing infectious diseases and carriers like flies shellfish and other bacilli in transferring typhoid diphtheria cholera and influenza at the fifteenth international congress of hygiene and demography in Washington.
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Alaskan Volcano Wrangell Erupts With Seven Vents
Mail from Valdez reports Mount Wrangell in eruption with multiple vents spraying lava and smoke. Lieut Prosser observed lava issuing from openings and flowing across glaciers while prospectors near Kotzina glacier fled due to strong sulphurous fumes.
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Oskaloosa Man Kills Wife Then Flees
Oskaloosa Iowa September 25 Peter Wilson aged 30 shot and instantly killed his wife at their home. Wilson escaped. Domestic troubles are given as the cause of the tragedy.
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Roosevelt speaks on waterway plan to 70 men in Little Rock
Theodore Roosevelt addressed the Lakes-to-the-Gulf Deep Waterways association in Little Rock, advocating a national commission to advance deepwater projects, headwater reservoirs, irrigation, and river navigation, while opposing private rail and corporate control of waterways. He tied river works to Panama Canal efforts and urged nonpartisan support, framing it as a national project.
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South End woman ends life after long illness
A 57 year old South End woman, Cena Row, hanged herself in her parlor using a clothesline tied to a chandelier after years of ill health and melancholia. Her husband Joseph W. Row found her body between 8 and 9 AM. She had endured painful ailments and multiple operations, and had previously warned of taking her life. Her father Herman Rowerdink had committed suicide five years earlier.
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Salesman Prevents Post Office Robbery at Victor
A traveling salesman in Victor Ja rung the fire bell early today preventing a post office robbery. Robbers attempted to blow the post office and escaped with 1 57 dollars from a drawer before fleeing. The salesman’s name was not learned and he left for an early morning train.
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League hears addresses at Iowa municipalities convention
Sioux City Iowa September 25 the Iowa League of Municipalities convention heard talks on city problems this afternoon visitors were then taken on an automobile sightseeing tour
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Inconsistent Claims on Democratic Program Debate
The excerpt records a critic challenging a speaker on his past and current positions. It notes the speaker warned in 1896 that implementing the Democratic program would ruin the people, and accuses him of inconsistency between past and present statements. The dialogue frames a political dispute over policy consequences.
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Weather Forecast for Iowa Tonight and Thursday
Iowa forecasts show fair tonight with frost or freezing temperatures, colder in the east. Thursday brings fair skies and slightly warmer conditions in central and western areas. Sunrise is 5 40, sunset 5 43, moon set 4 44 a.m.
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