Oklahoma Governor Haskell in Wall Street railpromotions
Wall Street recalls Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma once-promoter who backed Lima Northern and Detroit & Lima Northern rail ventures. He faced receiverships and bond losses totaling millions as brokers warn against detailing his schemes while he later served as governor.
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Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Monnett
Standard Oil Company
Wall Street
Ottawa
Ohio
Financial
Haskell
Lima & Northern Railroad
Detroit & Lima Northern
Ohio Southern
Detroit Southern
Detroit
Ohio Coal and Iron Territory
Financial District
Lima Northern
E.R. Thomas
New York Stock Exchange
Jules S. Bache
Primaries in Jersey Colby Expected Victory
Trenton reports indicate Senator Colby defeated for renomination by Thomas L. Raymond in Essex County while New Idea Republicans suffer. Voters across New Jersey used the new direct primary law for county city and ward races amid heavy turnout and mixed outcomes across parties.
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Trenton
N. J
Senator Colby
Thomas L. Raymond
New Idea
New Jersey
Essex County
Everett Colby
Gardiner Colby
New Idea Organization
Colby
Alfred N. Dalrymple
Essex County Republican Committee
Dalrymple
Raymond
Samuel F. Wilson
Newark
Morgan
William Harrigan
Isaac Schoenthal
William Fellowes Morgan
Reform Republicans
Camden
Bayonne
President Roosevelt seeks Bryan reply on Oklahoma case
Washington, Sept. 22. Secretary Loeb said on the President’s arrival that Bryan’s telegram about Governor Haskell of Oklahoma had not been seen by Mr. Roosevelt. White House later announced no reply would be made tonight, with possible action tomorrow. The President had no callers tonight.
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Washington
Loeb
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
William J. Bryan
Haskell
Oklahoma
White House
Bryan
Bryan to President
Detroit reports Mr Bryan sent a telegram to President Roosevelt seeking proof for charges against Governor Haskell Oklahoma. He cited representatives and held five hours of conference before dispatch. He urged an immediate investigation and demanded proof, while noting Haskell denied any Standard Oil ties. Continued on third page.
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Detroit
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Haskell
John E. Lamb
Indiana
Edwin ©. Wood
Michigan
New York
Chicago
Bryan
Oklahoma
Standard Oil Company
Pence
Monnett
Ohio
Standard Copany
Cratic
Denver
Inor Haskell
Democratic National Committee
Committee On
United States
Goodwin Files Divorce Suit Against Maxine Elliott
Nat C. Goodwin filed for divorce from his wife Maxine Elliott in Nevada, a sealed application, with attorneys declining comment. Goodwin reportedly left Reno after filing while Elliott performs in Philadelphia at the Adelphi Theatre in her new play Myself Bettina.
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Maxine Elliott
Reno, Nev
Reno
Nev
Nat C. Goodwin
Goodwin
the Tribune
Philadelphia
Goodnow Party Rescued After Zealand Valley Ordeal
Henry R. Goodnow and his daughter Elinor of New York City were found near Mount Washington Hotel after spending a night in the Zealand Valley woods. They had aimed for Willey House, lost along an old lumber railroad, and found an American Motor Club sign to reorient. They escaped fatigue with no injuries as search parties face a forest fire blocking retreat.
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the Tribune
Bretton Woods
N. H
Henry R. Goodnow
Elinor Goodnow
Riverside Drive
New York
Mount Washington Hotel
Zealand Valley
Miss Goodnow
Willey House
Zealand River
Woodstock
Motor Club
Wiley House
Mr. Goodnow
Two Strangers Rob Bootblack for 3325 in Springfield
Springfield Massachusetts, Sept 22 George Nicholson a bootblack told police two strangers robbed him of 3325 dollars. The report describes a daylight assault and a staged old dim-fem game as the probable distraction.
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Springfield
Mass
George Nicholson
Boy Confesses Murder in Central Park Park Mystery
En rique de Lara a seventeen year old son of a San Domingo merchant was arrested and charged with the murder of Father Arturo Asencio found shot in Central Park near West 107th street. Detectives report a full confession after clues tied to a stolen watch and $180. He allegedly admitted taking the items to cover a prior theft and then killed the priest during a park walk. Interpreted confession followed pawn tickets found in his room. Registration days for this year are October 5 6 10 and 12 with voting from 7 am to 10 pm.
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Enrique de Lara
San Domingo
Arturo Asencio
Circle Drive
Central Park
107Th Street
Voung
de Lara
Asencio
West 14Th Street
George W. Jiminez
Captain Carey
Jiminez
Young de Lara
Hachtman
West 110Th Street
Carey
Louise Hachtman
West 112Th Street
Monte Christi
Baltimore
Germany
England
France
Father Asencio
Eighth Avenue
112Th Street
Block House
Central Park West
Whole Village Frozen to Death in Siberia
A Siberian Esquiman village, frozen stiff and seemingly dead for long, was found on the coast by canoeing Indians last June. With provisions gone, residents ate walrus skin housings and clothing. Rev Edward O Campbell, at St Lawrence Island mission, reports in a letter to Seattle’s Rev Wallace Lee. Our Glorious Autumn seen from the Joudson River Day Line Steamers.
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Seattle
Siberian
Edward O. Campbell
Presbyterian
St. Lawrence Island
Nome
Alaska
Wallace Lee
Wreck of Star of Bengal Claims 110 Lives
Seattle reports the Star of Bengal driven ashore on Coronation Island with 110 dead, including nine whites, and 27 survivors. The Alaska Packers vessel carried 45,000 cases of salmon. 137 aboard include 100 Japanese and Chinese. Burnside hastens to aid as weather worsens and landings seem unlikely.
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Seattle
Army Signal Corps
Dark Star of Bengal
Coronation Island
San Francisco
Merchants’ Exchange
Fort Wrangel
Alaska
Star of Bengal
Thompson
Kai Yak
Hattie Gage
Alaska Packers’ Association
Juneau
United States
Burnside
Thirteen Men Killed In French Cruiser Turret Blast
Toulon Sept 22 a 7.6 inch turret on the Latouche Tréville exploded during practice killing the entire gun crew of thirteen and wounding several others. The Latouche Tréville, 4681 tons built Havre 1892 03 cost 1 700 000, carries two 7.6 inch guns and twenty two knot speed with 375 crew.
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Toulon
Latouche Tréville
Couronne
Les Salins d'Hyéres
Latouche-Tréville
Havre
Plot in Paraguay Uncovered. State of Siege Proclaimed
Asuncion September 22 government officials announced the discovery of a plot against the regime led by members of the Negro party. All conspirators were detained and a state of siege has been proclaimed to restore order.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Negro Party
Germany replies to Morocco note in conciliatory terms
Berlin reports Germany delivered a reply to the Franco Spanish note on Morocco this evening. The note is described as conciliatory yet firm that no power may hold an extraordinary position in Morocco. A semi official communication says France and Spain confirmed they will adhere to the Algeciras act spirit.
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Berlin
Germany
Morocco
France
Spain
Algeciras
Foelker Nominated for Congress in Brooklyn District
Senator Otto G. Foelker nominated at Arion Hall Williamsburg to succeed the late Danwell for the remainder of the term and for the 61st Congress. He aided anti-race track gambling bills, voting from a sick bed, and urged loyalty to constituents while praising Dunwell.
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Otto G. Foelker
Congress
Brooklyn
Arion Hall
Williamsburg
Foelker
Senate Chamber
Danwell
Dunwell
Roosevelt Returns to White House from Oyster Bay
President and Mrs. Roosevelt with their children arrive in Washington after a three month Oyster Bay summer. White House repainted and fitted for new session. Campaign talks with Republican leaders to resume, tariff revision planned for post election special session. Roosevelt greeted by Cabinet members and crowds as train heads to D.C. with Quentin and others aboard.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
White House
Taft
Congress
Army
Navy
Wright
Metcalf
Straus
Wilson
Meyer
Mr. Meyer
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Clifford Richardson
Pennsylvania Station
Jersey City
President Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Long Island City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster
G L Wellington Ends Life In Personal Crisis
George Louis Wellington twenty two year old yachtsman and mining engineer and Annapolis Naval Academy alumnus died today from chloroform used in a personal crisis. He was nephew of ex United States Senator Wellington and left a letter declaring the world is all face and the man who shows his heart is heated for his nudities and scorned. He had a secret romance with a woman signing herself Cile.
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the Tribune
New Orleans
George Louis Wellington
Annapolis Naval Academy
United States
Wellington
Maryland
John A. Wellington
Baltimore
Cile
Taft Draws Picture of Bryan's Record at Cincinnati Rally
Taft electrified eight thousand Republicans in Cincinnati as he critiqued William Jennings Bryan's political record. He contrasted Republican achievements with Bryan's policy proposals, recounting Bryan's stance on tariffs and silver and noting Taft's support from diverse groups including the African National Baptist convention. The day featured parades, speeches, and a team of Republican clubs backing Taft.
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Waskell
Wall ST
John E. Borne
J. S. Bache
A. E. Merrill
Philip Lehman
E. L. Oppenheim
Toledo & Ironton
Beaumont
Tex
F. J. Lisman
F. J. Lisman & Co
E. L
Jersey
and Bryan
Spencer's
Maiden Lane
White Mountains
Bootblack
Joudson River
Advt
Racetrack Bills
G. L. Wellington
Tribune
Cincinnati
Judge Taft
Billy Taft
Hamilton Marching Club
National League of Republican Clubs
Music Hall
National League
Linton
African National Baptist Convention
Lexington
E. C. Norris
Mr. Taft
John Hays Hammond
League of Republican Clubs
John Wesley Hill
Metropolitan Temple
Job Hedges
Music
Blaine Club
Hammond
League
Cleveland
Ways and Means
Coxey
Grover Cleveland
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