Mormon Cheer for Taft in Provo Utah
President Taft drew a lively Utah welcome in Provo then Salt Lake City as he saluted a Mormon majority region. The trip featured Ballinger Pinchot interest, a debate among ministers over a Mormon tabernacle address, and a curtailment of Sunday services to allow a living flag and a Unitarian church visit.
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Utah
Taft
Provo
Salt Lake
Sinone
Uney. Wereiva
Ballinger
W. J. Borah
Idaho
Pinchot
Mr. Pinchot
Senator Borah
Senator Borat
Smoot
Helper
French Aviator Latham Flaunts Temptedge Parade Flight
Hubert Latham, the French aviator, piloted an early aircraft over the Temptedge parade area, remaining in the air for a brief period before landing.
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Athe
Bertin
Hubert Latham
Bihin
Aalt
Virginia Murderer Electrocuted in Richmond Prison
Richmond September 25 Howard H H Beach was electrocuted in the penitentiary for the murder of his brother in Rockbridge County near Batesville. The execution followed legal proceedings and a conviction in the case against Beach.
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Virginia
Richmond
Howard HH Beach
Thomas Crawboro
Rockbridge County
Bertewaber
Poisoning Mystery Shrouds Pittsburgh Hospital Case
An 82 year old man, identified as Bult, was found unconscious downtown and rushed to Allegheny General Hospital where C F Swift of Taunton Mass reports poisoning. Police investigate alleged foul play amid uncertain circumstances and a possible opium poisoning link.
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Pitteburg
Pitaburg
C. F. Swift
Taunton
3Fass
Allegheny
General
Forty Hurt In Crash At Seattle World’s Fair Grounds
A trolley car bound for the world’s fair grounds jumped the track at Fourteenth Avenue and East Fortlest Street, near the fair entrance, injuring about forty people. One or more may be fatally hurt and the seriously injured were taken to the emergency hospital on the exposition grounds.
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Seattle
Wash
Fourteenth Avenue
East Fortlest Street
Ato
Exposition
Zeller Boy Slayer Saved from Chair at Pardons Board
In Trenton on September 25 Governor Fort commuted Walter Zeller’s death sentence to life in prison after a second pardons hearing. Zeller led two companions in killing his grandfather William Read at Vineland last November for robbery. the board granted clemency after persistent appeals by his mother.
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Trenton
N. 5
Fort
Walter Zeller
Vineland
Zeller
William Read
Bentenco
Body Embalmed 32 Years Megro Identifies Half Brother Hanged
Pittsburg Sept 25 Henry Smithers an elderly Black man in Allegheny General Hospital suffered shock from identifying the embalmed body of his half brother James Smithers who was hanged for murder in 1877 at the old Allegheny jail The body passed through two generations of undertakers before reaching an Allegheny shop Smithers testified in a minor case in alderman court and found resemblance by birthmarks and gears in the corpse The half brother was executed and his body later delivered to an undertaker named Devore and circulated among others until the Allegheny establishment received it.
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Megro
Pittsburg
Henry Smithers
Allegheny General Hospital
Allegheny
North Side
Smithers
Hupe
James Smithers
Devore
Allegheny Undertaking Establishment
Sophia Beck Arrested on Fugitive Warrant in Atlantic City
Estella Graham alias Sophia Beck alias Mrs Edward Dunn alias Estella Collins was arrested in Atlantic City on a March 30 1905 fugitive warrant charged by Julius Hyman Hazleton Pa with defrauding via mail. She is held for hearing before a United States commissioner next Monday amid ties to a Philadelphia cotton company fraud case with Frank Marrin and Judge Stone noted in the report.
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Woman Long
Camden
N. J
Estella Graham
Sophia Beck
Edward Dunn
Estella Collins
Atlantic City
Julius Hyman
Hazleton
United States
Graham
Costume of Eve at Chicago Fashion Show Promises Period Costumes
The Chicago event on Sept. 25 will feature a palais de costume recreating every era of dress from Eve’s word to modern women. Characters will be shown in wax or stone display while wearing accurate reproduction gowns. Dresamak org Clab promotes the project.
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Eve
Chicago
Plana
Carry
Dresamakorg
Bryan
Bailey
el Paso
Tex
William I Bryan
United States
Checks for less than one dollar illegal
Washington reports that a 1905 penal code provision banning notes and checks under one dollar will take effect in 1910. Officials say post stamps and postal money orders may replace fractional payments, though few bank checks under a dollar are drawn.
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Washington
Charles D. Norton
Galintry
Child in Water Head First Death in New Jersey Barrel
A two year old boy, Henry Henry, son of Mrs. Henry Gleeman of 162 Fifth Street, drowned in two feet of water in a barrel at his home in Barrett Elizabeth, New Jersey. He climbed a fence and fell head first into the barrel while playing with a toy hammer. A neighbor saw his legs protruding and called ambulances, but he was dead upon arrival.
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Barret
Elizabeth
Henry
Henry Gleeman
Fifth Street
Heighbour
Night on Bald Mountain and the Fever Cure Hype
A fragment reports talk of a mysterious cure for fever and croup claimed to end illness on earth. Neighbors discuss a boy's fever and a call for a miracle medicine, with mentions of hay fever relief and a dubious product priced at S100.
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Bald Mountain
Brutal crime ends in death as father kills wife
In Greenville on September 26 Whit Galloway fatally struck his wife and then killed himself in the presence of their three young children. He fired a pistol at his sleeping wife, then shot at himself, blowing his own head off. A four-year-old daughter testified her father also tried to harm her.
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Himelf
Greenvilie
Ss. C
Whit Galloway
Galloway
Ned
Lessousy Te Aald
Dayumhtter
Johnsons estate to widow as no will found
Fred W Johnson brother of Governor Jensen moves to probate the late governor Johnson estate. With no will, he and close aides Lynch and O'Brien aim to place all assets under Mrs Johnson. Valuation reportedly under eighteen thousand dollars at St Paul Minnesota on September 26.
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St. Paul
Minn
Fred’ W. Johnson
Jensen
Bus Lynch
T. D. O'Brien
Johnson
Tariff Board Meets and Arlington Burial Reported
Washington reports the tariff board appointed under the Aldrich Payne law held its first meeting to organize plans for evaluating maximum tariffs. Gen Corbin was buried at Arlington National Cemetery with family and friends in attendance, services led by Rev Brander. Homestead payroll from US Steel Carnegie interests reached 250000 for two weeks.
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Washington
Board of Tariff Exports
Aldrich-Payne
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry C. Emery
I Yale’ ‘University
James B. Reynolds
Aassistant
Accretary of the Treasury
Alvah’ H. Sandera
Chicago
Corbin
Arlington
Layton and Wirt
Monty -C
Arlington National Cemetery
W. W. Brander
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Myer
Homestead
Pittsburg
Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
Fright Cars Shortages Decline in Railway Report
Sept 25 Chicago reports the American Railway Association weekly car status shows a reduced surplus of 28,798 after a fall of 31,778 cars. The stat covers shortages and surpluses across rail facilities. In other news, Canadian marine official George Caldwell abandoned a three year voyage from Chesterfield Inlet to Arete Circle, citing low prospects.
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USA
Chicago
American Railway
Arctle
Lést
Winniper
George Caldwell
Canadian Marine Department
Chesterfield Inlet
Arete Circle
Muddled Times Says Hurry Up Call From Earth
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of names and phrases about calls, people, and places. The text hints at a hurried message or broadcast but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable persons beyond scattered items.
Automobiles Seen as Cheaper Than Horses for Business Use
An article argues the automobile is a cheaper, more practical business vehicle than horse drawn transport. It cites a rural farmer in Ottawa, Kansas, who ditched three horses for a total utility car at $810, detailing daily 25 mile routes, costs under $61.30, and notes on maintenance and observation of engine noises for safe operation.
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Phyal
Claug
Trinaportnton
Bere
Tong
Otttown
Tatin
Whit Pane
Tn' Hin Ranabane
Strork
Johnton
Brighton
Pelluitea
Paidock
Turnduil Lacepiee Star and Alex Torobull In Reassignment
Turnduil and Capadian star Alex Torobull, once famed for rugged play, suffers multiple rib injuries and retires after a long, storied career. Torobull, hailed as one of the era’s greatest players, now exits the game amid recovery and reflection.
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Turnduil
Lacepiee
Alex Torobull
Capadian
Baseball Scores From Last Day in Major Leagues
American League standings show Detroit at 92 64 and New York 68 73 with Boston 89 53 and Cleveland 69 75, while Philadelphia leads the National League with fluctuating tallies. Chicago and Brooklyn trail, New York and St Louis hold subpar marks as Boston and Cincinnati battle for position.
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Detroit
Ae NeYork
Athletics
Cleveld
Hoston
Ule AO
Chicago
Sole ‘Acho
National “League
Fais
Philadelhia
Tleros—Ox
Qivaon
Boston
Gasne
Eastern League Standings and Postponed Games
Eastern League standings show Buffalo, Newark, Montreal, Toronto, and Jersey City with varied records. Postponed games yesterday disrupted schedule as teams chase bids. Buffalo holds top pace while Newark and Montreal trail.
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Allaamira
Ulval
Stamps go on sale for Hudson Fulton celebration
Washington reports fifty million Hudson Fulton stamps minted by the post office department were placed on sale today at offices nationwide. The notices also mention the stamps’ role in commemorating the event.
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Washington
Post Office
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