Haskell Attacks Roosevelt Over Indian Lands and Oil Deals
Oklahoma Governor Charles N. Haskell issues a caustic letter to President Roosevelt alleging improper Indian land leases and oil connections with Standard Oil. He accuses Roosevelt of meddling, calls for public records, and questions campaign financing and policy decisions touching Osage lands and related franchises.
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A Bryan Roosevelt Debate Discussion Stirs Campaign
Washington reports say the President is weighing whether to stump or not inviting a possible joint debate with Bryan on leading issues and the Harriman situation. Democratic workers at the National headquarters weigh the potential impact on the campaign and party unity.
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Cholera Cases Decline as Cities Tighten Sanitation
In St Petersburg for the 24 hours to noon 223 new cholera cases and 93 deaths were recorded, with 101 recoveries. Totals since the outbreak began 5 655 cases 2 188 deaths and 1 651 recoveries. Officials report an academy kitchen origin for a separate outbreak and plan to close a major municipal market. Washington reports fourteen new cases in the Philippines in the 24 hours ending 8 AM. 12 more cases by 4 PM.
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Lodge replies to Olney letter in defense of Bryan
The Boston Herald prints Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge’s reply rebutting Charles Olney’s charge that Bryan is Roosevelt’s heir and that the Democratic candidate would threaten peace. Lodge attacks Olney on imperialism charges, praises Taft and Roosevelt, and argues Bryan’s record lacks action while Taft’s long public service merits support.
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Rescue of Acorn castaways reaches Suva Fiji
The British steamer Acorn wreck survivors reach Suva after two months on Christmas Island. A newborn daughter blessed Chaplain Patrick's wife as the Aeon and Manuka ships aid in the rescue. The Solace and other vessels provided stores water and care, with families to join in Pago Pago and Christmas Island arrangements.
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Quarantine lifted for Havana as yellow fever fears ease
Washington reports that recent reports failed to confirm yellow fever in Havana Cuba, prompting the Public Health and Marine Service to remove the quarantine against Havana. The quarantine against Santiago de Cuba remains in effect.
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Cardinal Gibbons Sails From Queenstown After Friendly Visit
Cardinal Gibbons arrived in Queenstown from London and stayed with the Bishop of Cloyne before sailing on the Caronta to New York. He said there should be no objection to the Blessed Sacrament procession and noted American elections would be fought with ballots, not bullets. He was hosted at a farewell dinner by Bishop Robert Browne of Cloyne.
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Empress Under X Rays in Prussia Visit
In Rominten Prussia the German Empress observed an X ray demonstration at Stitzkehmen Hospital after the palace presented a complete Roentgen ray setup. The Empress and Emperor Victoria attended and watched the process as physicians explained the equipment with Her Majesty testing the rays on her hand to glimpse the bones beneath the flesh.
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Pope receives Canadian gymnasts in Rome audience
The National Gymnastic Society of Montreal members and instructor H. T. Scott were received by the Pope in Rome. Cardinal Merry del Val served as interpreter. The Holy Father spoke in Italian and French, congratulated the Canadians, sent a message of love to French Catholics of Canada, and presented two boxes of cigars after the interview. The Canadians won first prize in the gymnastic competition.
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Russia Faces Higher War Budget For 1900
Petersburg dispatch reports the cabinet submits a 1900 war budget to the Duma with a 20 million dollar increase in current expenditures. Eight million funds officer pay for lower ranks and ten million aims to improve service conditions and rat conditions.
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Austria Cites Emigration Warnings to America
The Vienna government issues warnings against Austro-Hungarian subjects leaving for the United States, with emphasis on Pennsylvania. Reports from the Austro-Hungarian Ambassador in Washington describe conditions in that state as still bad, suggesting many emigrants may be facing hardship.
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France Joins Protest Over Bulgaria’s Occupation
Paris reports France has joined the other powers in protesting Bulgaria’s Gen te occupation of the Roumanian section of the Orient Railway, signaling a coordinated regional pressure and diplomatic response.
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Japan to Trim Northern China Troop Force
TOKIO September 30 notes say Japan will reduce its garrison in Northern China to two companies. The cut aims to save about 375000 dollars annually. Moscow September 30 reports Moscow University faculty joins St Petersburg professors urging students to avoid strikes or actions risking university autonomy.
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Flood Death Toll May Reach Ten Thousand in India
Reports from Hyderabad and Deccan districts say unprecedented rainfall caused floods that buried thousands. Rescuers have not reached all affected areas and the death toll is feared to be as high as ten thousand. The village of Chouligeoda was swallowed by mud and most victims are women and children.
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Neighborhood IX A Laughing Fit Causes Stirrings In City Stables
A disruptive ruckus on seventy streets and avenues awakens residents as a tickling machine used on horses at Jumbus Avenue stables emits loud vibrations. Horses react comically. owner J Columbus Durland explains the device drowns dust from the stalls through rubber hoses and a vacuums system, drawing giggles from onlookers. The scene begins with a Puritanical horse resisting the playful intrusion.
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Deutschland to Reach Plymouth
Deutschland to reach Plymouth amid fog delays. report notes steamer Fay to arrive late afternoon with uncertain schedule and possible New York fog impact.
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