Taft Ultimatum Forces Cuban Arbitrations
President Taft and Secretary Bacon pressed Cuba’s Taft and Bacon ultimatum urging fair arbitration or U S military action to restore order. Moderates and Liberals shifted toward talks while warning of possible long negotiations and continued American Marines presence.
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Roosevelt
United States
Havana
Taft
Bacon
Messra
American commission
Palma
congress
Alfredo Zayas
Zayas
Mendez Capote
Dolz
Crown Prince Frederick William of Prussia and Heir
The Crown Prince Frederick William of Prussia, eldest son of the German emperor, wed Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin. A royal baby born on July 4 heralded across Germany with 101 guns, named Frederick William after his father and grandfather. The piece notes the infant’s future potential throne and American interest in the birth.
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Frederick Willian
Prussia
Cecilia
Mecklenburg-Echwerin
Germany
Frederick
Willian
Taft Seen Likely To Broker Cuban Peace
Washington officials believe Secretary Taft can avert sending troops to Cuba by arranging a provisional Cuban government with top patriotic leaders. No orders yet, but War Department and general staff ready to act at a moment’s notice if needed.
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Washington
Cuba
Taft
Meinix
Roonevelt
war department
Sultan Delays Audiences Amid Austrian Visit in Constantinople
Archduke Stephen of Austria visits Constantinople and is to be received, while Ambassador Selahman’s audience is postponed to October 1. Washington notes easing tensions with Turkey but a recent delay has spurred calls for action.
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Selahman
Constantinople
Stephen of
Austria
qat
Selahmen
Washington
Turkey
Lecichman
Selamlik
Baron von Calice
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Garbled Text
The readable portion shows an incomplete and garbled string of phrases about attempting to wash, pie, and gear. No clear persons, places, dates, or events are identifiable from the legible words.
State Capitol Building Costs Revealed in Official Statement
An official statement from Governor Pennypacker and state officials details total capitol costs of 13 601 922.13 dollars with 500 000 added to the 1897 commission. It notes 4 000 000 spent on construction and 8 179 243.06 by the board of grounds and buildings, plus 524 585.42 architect fee. The dedication is set for October 4 with a public inspection urged.
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Harrishire
Pennypacker
Snyder
Berry
board of public
capitol
capitol commission
board of grounds and buildings
Joseph M. Huston
Won't Arrest Mormon Leader Court Refuses Warrant
Lake City September 27. Judge Armatrong ruled County Attorney Parley VP shrintensen could not be compelled to issue a warrant for arrest of President Joseph Smith on a charge by Charles Mostyn Owen. The complaint was deemed indefinite and did not prove Mary Schwarts Smith was not his wife. Owen vows further steps to compel a warrant as President Smith remains in New York.
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Smith
first Lake City
Armatrong
district
Parley VP
shrintensen
Preat
Joseph Smith
Charles Mostyn Owen
Owen
Mary Schwarts Smith
Jexel wile
New York
William Randolph Hearst Nominated for Governor on First Ballot
The state convention nominated William Randolph Hearst for governor after a bitter fight that provoked denouncements from speakers and demonstrations by delegates. Other nominees included Congressman William Sulzer for governor and John Lx of Washington County for governor with the ticket listing Lewis Hartler for Lieutenant Governor and Julius Heuser for State Treasurer. The platform condemns high protection and calls for public service rate regulation and state department investigations.
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tate
William Randolph Heapst
tor
Legist
William Sulzer
New York
kovernor
John Lx
Washington county
Stearst
Bulzer
Dix
Lewla
harlor
Wateboss
John
Munroe
Martin IL
Givan
Albany
seneral — Willan
Jnchaon
Buffalo
Julius Heuser
Suffolk
Hughes Named Republican Candidate for New York Governor
In Saratoga Springs on September 17 Charles E. Hughes, who led the insurance probe before the regressive committee, was nominated for governor by acclamation by the Republican convention. Lieutenant Governor M. Ling Bruce was also renominated by acclamation. A motion carried for ballots on minor posts, while Roosevelt expressed a preferred Hughes, aiding the nomination. The platform stressed Republican administrative aims. A second item reports a Wabash train wreck near Denville, New Jersey, injuring and killing multiple people.
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New York
Saratoga
N. Y
Charles £. Hughes
M. Ling Bruce
John F. O'Brien
Lewis
J. G. Wallenmeier
H. A. VanAlstyme
Preal
Gent Roosevelt
Hughes
Higgins
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Palace of Music
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A. G. QUYNN 4&CO
FREDERICK, MD
GEE WHIZZ WASHING MACHINES
CLARKE PLACE
HARRY W. BOWERS
BALTIMORE & OHIO
SONRAT
BALTIMORE
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ROSENSTOCK BROS
XTRAQOOD clothing
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SCOLL BROTHER
N. E
PATRIOT
J. H. DRONENBURG
Mgr
SCOLL BROS
Harrow
Prime Timothy Bees
Ontario
Studebaker
FREDERICK COUNTY
FARMERS’ EXCHANGE
Gen
MARKEY'’S
Spalding
Shin
Paans, and
Morrill Nose Guards
GEORGE J. CRAMER
TAFT AND BACON
WILLIAM IV
SULTAN SNUBS V
Mazen
Spokane
Waeh
J.C Me Renny
Boise
Idaho
crise
Knights of Te
Mars
Waho
advite
secretary of agriculture
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PENNA
CGS
Bay City
Mich
Samuel Abrama
Garfield township
Scranton
Post Office Clerks Natio
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irma
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republic
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