Spectacular Hudson Fulton Parade Draws Crowd of Millions
New York hosts the Hudson Fulton celebration parade with 24 000 marchers and 54 boats along a five mile route through Manhattan. Officials including Major George Bo McClellan and Herman Kidder lead, while crowds exceed two million with many spectators on roofs and streets.
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Wise Aviators Fail To Fly In Windy New York
A high wind hindered Wright brothers and Glenn Curtiss from flying their aeroplanes over New York City. Curtiss commented the craft would not fly over the buildings, reflecting cautious attitudes amid sensational sky reports. Stewart elected president of the Roost Card Association.
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Jerome Attacks Justice Gaynor in Election Fight
New York September 24. District Attorney Jerome issues a statement backing an independent bid for re election while attacking Justice William J. Gaynor, a candidate in the race.
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Plistrict
Jerome
William J. Gaynor
No Reason for Doubting Cook and Polar Ambitions Stir Tammany Rival
The article portrays a Huntsman turned mayoral hopeful backed by independent Democrats, facing party nominating machinery. It cites Jerome blasting Justice Gaynor and condemns political cowardice. Whitney from New Haven adds doubt about Cook versus Peary, with Cook’s crew aboard the Jeanie bringing home reports from the Greenland coast.
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Polar
Systematic fight on white slavery and Arctic drama emerges
Fragmented report details efforts against white slavery and Arctic expeditions led by Cook and Peary. It notes missing records, transfer of supplies, and controversy over written accounts, with references to Indian Harbor and Anna tok. The piece also mentions a potential general election if the House of Lords rejects the budget and advertises Electric Bitters for blood disorders.
Foley's Honey and Tar Advertised for Chronic Coughs
Warning not to be persuaded into taking any product other than Foley's Honey and Tar for chronic coughs bronchitis hay fever asthma and lung trouble. The endorsement emphasizes cough relief and healing effects claimed by the product.
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PEARY ACCUSES COOK OF FALSE POLE CLAIMS IN NEW YORK MEETING
Bar Harbor Me September 29 Commander Robert E Peary has finished material to support his claim Dr Frederick A Cook did not reach the pole. The Pears Arctic Club will consider the evidence at a general meeting in New York and indicate if further information will be released. No date for the presentation has been announced.
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Peary
New York
Neutral Territory Talks Set Between Taft and Diaz
Reports indicate a planned meeting between President Taft and President Diaz to settle issues along the Rio Grande border. The venue remains uncertain as officials discuss a joint accord and the treaty framework, with ambassadors coordinating seating and ceremonial welcome at points near Juarez and El Paso.
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Audience at South Bend hears patent protection plea
In South Bend on September 2, J Augustin Smith urged Japanese commissioners to enact laws protecting patents and avoid copying American miniatures. Loge Green, representing the state department, interrupted to correct the claim and warn against divulging trade secrets during the U.S. tour of the United States.
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Pascoe Commercial
Untitled Adv Promises Kidney Remedy and Cures
Mixed-era ad copy recounts Dr Abernethy and King’s New Discovery claims for kidney health and lung ailments. Story notes Mrs Ida Soper facing death, praising the remedy after prior doctors deemed incurable, with offers for 500 and 800 doses and trial bottle.
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Taft Clarifies Conservation Policy in Spokane Speech
President Taft outlined his administration approach to natural resources and conservation in Spokane. He said no obligation to follow Roosevelt policies without congressional authorization while pledging to influence Congress to fund irrigation bonds and advance reclamation projects. He defended reopening lands, credited Pinchot and Ballinger, and planned a Seattle stop for the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
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Crane Departs for China Post To Push Trade
Charles R. Crane leaves Chicago to take a new post in China as minister. He will supervise State Department duties in the Oriental Kingdom and push commercial relations under Knox plans including opium suppression, financial reorganization, and education development. He travels from San Francisco via East St Louis. Separately, William Gottleib is arrested in East St Louis for land frauds through the mails and jailed in Macomb pending trial in Danville.
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Mexican opposition paper staff jailed in sedition case
In Mexico City on Sept 29 members of the Anti Eleccionista opposition newspaper editorial staff and the government press force were imprisoned. The plant was confiscated and publishers were charged with inciting sedition.
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Anti Re Eleceionista
Drowned man found in the Wabash River at Clinton
The body of Hughie Metnies aged forty seven was recovered from the Wabash River near Clinton Indiana. The drowning is believed accidental and the death ruled noncriminal.
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Wabash River
Clinton
Circuit court docket prep amid numerous pending cases
The October term docket for the circuit court, containing over 500 cases, is being prepared by Deputy County Clerk Martin. The report also notes the funeral of Ada Scott and a deaconal ordination in Louisville with church assignments in Parkland and Victo ria Place.
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Trbane Company Offers Complete City Printing Services
When in need of anything is the job printing line give the Trbane Company a call. The ad highlights equipment and complete city service for printing needs.
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Ite
Aivest
Market Quotations From Indianapolis to Toledo Grain and Livestock
Market items show mixed grain and livestock quotes across multiple cities. Wheat and corn prices swing with reported no 2 red and mixed lots. cattle and sheep values vary by region. feeders and hogs show broad price ranges. totals include box and carload quantities and notable regional price shifts.
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