Cuba crisis deepens as Moderates quit to force intervention
Havana reports that Cuba's Moderate Party abdicates control to compel U S intervention amid rising tensions with the Liberal opposition. Secretary Taft and the American mediators condemn government tactics while signaling possible force if peace talks fail. Palma plans a special session as leaders resign or threaten to resign.
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Palma
Congress
Mendez Capote
Cuba
Roosevelt
National Assembly
Associated Press
Republic
Sessor Mendez Capote
Nunez
Bacon
Senor Zayas
Latest Shipping News Arrivals of Out-of-Town Buyers
Shipping page notes arrivals of out-of-town buyers and marine intelligence. Other sections list amusements, court calendars, financial news and weather, with references to page numbers for each topic.
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Marine Intelligence
Society
United Service
Weather Report
Judge Parker Friend Dies by Self-Inflicted Wound
J W Holsapple a 49 year old Hudson River lawyer died in Hotel St Andrew Broadway and 72 Broadway after slashing his throat with a pen knife during Brights disease while in semi dementia His wife vigilance was relaxed Judge Parker a long time friend was at his bedside until death Doctors say death due to Brights disease not the wound He leaves a wife and four children The Hudson home and Broadway office listed
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Alton B. Parker
J. W. Holsapple
Hudson, N. Y
St. Andrew
Broadway
Seventy-second Street
J. P. Thornley
Ansonia
Shrady
Holsapple
Bright
Mr. Holsapple
Dr. Thornley
Hotel
Breslan and
Cleary
Thornley
Mr. Helsapple
Trolley Wrecks Auto at 181st Street in Midnight Collision
A southbound Amsterdam Avenue trolley collided with a touring car at 181st Street, overturning the vehicle. Five people were thrown into the street. four injured but not seriously. Two women were treated at Washington Heights Hospital and left. Names given: Lilly De Gamo, Kittie Morgan, Enright Sawyer, Milton Roberts. Car owned by A H Paton.
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Amsterdam Avenue
181St Street
Washington Heights Hospital
Lilly de Gamo
133D Street
Kittie Morgan
West Ninety-ninth Street
Enright Sawyer
St. Nicholas Avenue
Milton Roberts
East 120Th Street
A. H. Paton
Barclay Street
Student shoots student on UNC campus in semi dark
J J Hatch a UNC freshman 17 shot Bernard ONeill a Wilmington sophomore on the campus. Hatch fled to his room and held off captors with his pistol before surrendering after talks with a newspaper correspondent and President Venable. ONeills companions say they were strolling when Hatch fired in self defense, leaving ONeill injured possibly fatally.
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Charlotte
N. C
J. J. Hatch
University of North Carolina
Bernard O'Neill
Wilmington
Hatch
Venable
O’neill
Allison Illness Delays Campaign Letter for Cummins
Senator Allison, gravely ill, sends a supportive letter to Republican headquarters praising Gov. Cummins and the ticket. He says physicians forbid work and rest is needed, but he hopes to assist later and may write a substitute speech if possible.
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New York Times
Sioux City
Iowa
Cummins
Allison
The Lake Shore Limited to Chicago and the West
Advertisement touts the Lake Shore Limited as a famed New York Central Lines train serving New York to Chicago with an observation car stenographer and market reports. It promotes other fast trains to the West and calls itself America’s Greatest Railroad.
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Lake Shore Limited
Chicago
West
New York
NEW York Central
Adv
Manager Flaherty Dead in Savoy Theatre Office
John S. Flaherty, manager for Frank McKee of Ezra Kendall and Four Mortons, died likely of heart disease in his Savoy Theatre office on Thirty-fourth Street near Broadway. He was about 38, a Mason, and had been connected with Majestic Theatre and Stair & Havlin before joining McKee. Margaret Shaw was his wife.
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Frank McKee
Ezra Kendall
Mortons
Savoy Theatre
Thirty-fourth Street
Broadway
Kendall
Jones
Savoy
Mr. Flaherty
Flaherty
Edward Rosenbaum, Jr
Kendall Company
Margaret Shaw
Rosenbaum
Majestic Theatre
McKee
New York
Stair & Havlin
Western Managers
Chicago
San Francisco Plans 1913 Pacific Ocean Exposition
Rufus P. Jennings reports San Francisco will host the Pacific Ocean Exposition in 1913 to mark Balboa’s discovery and the Panama Canal opening. He seeks $5 million state aid with matching California funds and cites broad rehabilitation goals, including wider streets and skilled labor needs.
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Rufus P. Jennings
California Promotion Committee
New York
San Francisco
Balboa
Jennings
Panama Canal
Congress
California
R. B. Hale
van Ness Avenue
Savage attack on six year old girl in Jamaica Plain
Boston September 25 Alice Lebane six year old daughter of Rev Hanz Lebane pastor Parker Hill Avenue Lutheran Church is in City Hospital in precarious condition after an attack yesterday afternoon in Jamaica Plain. She was beaten and cut with a knife or razor but cannot describe her attacker.
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New York Times
Boston
Alice. Lebane
Hanz Lebane
Parker Hill Avenue Lutheran Church
City Hospital
Jamaica Plain
New Passenger Rate Adopted by Central Passenger Association
Chicago notes the Central Passenger Association has adopted a 2 1/4 cent per mile passenger rate east of Illinois to take effect November 1. The decision, announced today, sets new pricing for rail travelers in the region.
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New York Times
Chicago
Central Passenger Association
Illinois
Special Trains 10 Trenton Fair Via Pennsylvania RR
Special trains to Trenton Fair via Pennsylvania Railroad from New York depart September 26 at 7 25 and 8 25 A M and September 27 at 7 25 8 25 and 10 55 A M return at convenient hours. Rate including admission two dollars and twenty five cents from New York. See Ticket 2 gent s Ady
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Trenton Fair
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Ady
Three Sided Fight in Saratoga Over Hughes Nomination
In Saratoga a Higgins led conference failed to nominate Hughes as factions backing Bruce Woodruff and others battle to control the New York State Republican convention. President Roosevelt’s possible intervention looms as Parson holds New York County for Hughes amid a divided field.
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New York Times
Saratoga
N. Y
Higgins
Francis Hendricks
Charles E. Hughes
Onondaga
Gov. Higgins
William Barnes, Jr
George W. Aldridge
James W. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Timothy L. Woodruff
Kings
John C. Davies
Oneida
William L. Ward
N. Vv
V. Franchot
Bruce
Jamess. Whipple
O'Brien
Woodruff
Black
John ‘F. O’brien
Cornelius V. Collins
Abraham Gruber
George R. Malby
Hughes
Hig Quarters
New York County
Mr. Parsons
Parsons
Roosevelt
New York
Nassau
Repub
Unions Back Longworth Opponent in Ohio District
In Cincinnati labor groups including the Miners' Union named Thomas Bentham to run against Nicholas Longworth in Ohio's First District renomination contest. The districtleaning union voters spell a tough race for the President's son in law as Samuel Gompers previously urged union opposition. Alice Roosevelt Longworth's influence is noted as a campaign factor.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
Thomas Bentham
Miners’ Union
Longworth
The Unwilling Big Stick Cartoon and Cuban Tension
A Punch full page cartoon satirizes the Cuban situation with President Roosevelt depicted as a policeman wielding a large stick. He admonishes two Cuban duelists to halt their game, asking what they will do, and declaring he will make it mighty unpleasant for them while noting personal reluctance.
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NEW York Times
London
Roosevelt
Mrs Park and Daughter Escape Injury in Westbury Carriage Accident
Mrs. William Gray Park and her six-year-old daughter survived a frightful incident in Westbury when a frightened horse shied a carriage after an automobile passed. Both were thrown from the carriage with Mrs. Park briefly unconscious. Doctor Mann of Westbury treated her at home in Old Westbury. the daughter was uninjured and the horse was later captured at Meadow Brook Club paddock.
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New York Times
Hempstead
L. I
William Gray Park
Westbury
Moran Wins In Democratic Primaries In Boston
Returns from early Democratic primaries show Suffolk District Attorney John B. Moran ahead of party leaders opposing his gubernatorial bid. Moran carried 22 of 25 Boston wards and, aided by the Hearst faction, appears to have won a solid delegate lead as results extend to statewide towns and cities voting the next day.
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Boston
John B. Moran
Suffolk
Moran
Hearst
Shaw Plan to Add Letters to Alphabet Sparks Alarm
The Westminster Gazette scoffs at George Bernard Shaw for proposing new letters by the President and the Simplified Spelling Board. The St James's Gazette fears changing an old alphabet would cause it to burst. Shaw's new play The Doctor's Dilemma will be staged November 20.
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NEW York Times
London
Roosevelt
Westminster. Gazette
George Bernard Shaw
St. James’s Gazette
Shaw
Express Hits Trolley Car At Market Street Crossing
Fifteen passengers narrowly escaped death when an Erie express struck a trolley at Market Street crossing Paterson New Jersey. The car veered across tracks and into a brick building but did not overturn. John K Cooke superintendent of Passaic Steel Works suffered multiple injuries. Mrs Osborne aged 73 fainted but survived.
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Paterson
N. J
Market Street
Erie Railroad
John K. Cooke
Passaic Steel Works
Justice Dept Rules Foreign Meats Exempt From Law
The Department of Justice decided the meat inspection act does not apply to foreign meat products imported into the United States. The Department of Agriculture had held that the law covered these products, allowing inspectors to treat them as domestic meat, but the question was sent to Justice for opinion. Spencer's stylish glasses offer correction for all visual defects in New York.
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Higgins
Bruce
Herbert Parsons
New York County
Washington
Department of Justice
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Department
Hearst 10 to be named as Democratic Governor nominee
Buffalo dispatch reports William R. Hearst favored for New York Governor at the Democratic Convention on the first ballot. Hearst controls key committees and faces a possible bolt from anti Hearst factions. Chanler Whalen and other Independence League figures loom as likely ticket partners.
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Hearst
Bourke Cochran
Tammany Hall
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
John
Whalen
Independence League
John Ford
George A. Fuller
Lewis Nixon
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