Government Seeks Bids to Complete Panama Canal Project
The Panama Canal Commission invites proposals to complete the canal, requiring bidders to undertake the entire work with a minimum available capital of 5 million dollars. A 2000000 bond is required for the winner, and bids must be expressed as a percentage of estimated construction cost. Proposals due December 12.
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Washington
Panama
Canal Commission
Shonts
Secretary of War
Conmission
Bir
Shoents
Wil
Tribute to American women from Mrs O Connor in Boston
Mrs O Connor wife of T P O Connor M P lauds American women in Boston noting beauty delicacy and bewitching charm paired with strenuosity and dash praising independence healthful living and stylish dress and furnishings while noting origins in America and a contrast with British women
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Boston
Oct
Saxe Fortunes Reveal Surprise Bequest
In Chicago on October 10 Mrs. Stanley Holbrook and Mrs. A V Crisler of Park Ridge learn they will share in Russell Saye's will. The two nieces of a famed financier receive fifty thousand dollars each. Crisler is a farmer near Park Ridge and Holbrook is a Sterk.
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Saxe
Checago
Stanley H. Eolbrook
A. V. Crisler
Parkridge
Russell Saye
Stanley Holbrook
Sterk
Crisler
Arkridge
Delisha Bare
Russell Segge
Lad
Inul
Man Harasses Actress Anglin in Multiple Cities
Henry Miller representatives ask police to curb Alfred Preund, a well to do talent from St. Louis, who has pursed Mar agaret Anglin for two years. He writes letters of love and seeks interviews, causing repeated distress across various cities.
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Mina
Fatal Joking Fatality Shocks Brooklyns Town
In Hinton West Virginia Charley Smith mayor of Brooklyn is struck by a fatal shooting after a prank. Mrs Smith, driven by jealousy, shot her husband through the stomach and jaw before turning the weapon on herself. Elbert Medle reported involvement in a disguise incident nearby.
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Hinton
W. Va
Haas
Charley Sith
O Breoklyn
Campaign rally energizes Lyons crowd for Huches bid
An audience of about 1 500 filled the Memorial theater in Lyons to support Charles E. Huches and his upstate campaign. Voters declared the fundamental issue is honest government as the Republican stronghold voiced their approval.
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E. Huggies
Lyons
Charles E. Huches
Memorial Theater
Death In the Cup and Vanderbilt Mention
London reports debate over naming after Vanderbilt and Juggernaut as scorers dominate the cup. Commentary questions tradition in a dramatic clash of public opinion and sports culture.
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Vanderbilt
Strikes in Lodz Over Martial Law Courts
Riot and arson attempts disrupt tram service as factory workers protest the introduction of alrumhend courts martial. Police report suppression of disorders with several cars damaged and injuries among demonstrators.
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Lodz
Russian
Poland
Loa Wen
Trust or Not a Trust Standard Oil Case Opens
Findlay Ohio October 16 The state sues the Stam oil company of Obie alleging conspiracy to restrain trade The trial proceeds with County Prosecutor David presenting the case Virgil Kline defense argues the Standard Oil entity is not a trust and that its control is via stockholders not a forbidden combination The defense claims the company sells some oil retail locally and may own real estate but lacks evidence of a restraint of trade
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Findlay
Bitestgainst
Obie
Te Pee
Virgil WH. Kine
G. H. Phelps
David
Standard Go! Company
Kline
Standard Oil Company
Belle of Pequest Wins Fairview Stakes at Belmont Park
Belle of Pequest the favorite won the Fairview selling stakes at Belmont Park on a muddy track one mile and a sixteenth. Leonard Joe Hurgman led by two lengths to the stretch where the favorite surged ahead to win by five lengths amid heavy rain and waterlogged conditions. Yama Christy captured the Corinthian steeplechase by fifteen lengths as four favorites prevailed in a slate of four races.
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New York
Belle of Pequest
Fairview
Belmont Park
Leonard Joe Hurgman
Comand
Yama Christy
Pour
Braevarics
H. Harris
John Lyle
Chunney Sweep
Dolerasa
Pure Pepper
Stiling Font
Nollicking Girl
Scond
Ali
Eastern Women Golfers Hold Title in East
The women's national championship will stay east another year with all western title contenders eliminated in the first round at Brae Burn. Sixteen survivors include nine from Boston area such as Springfell and Bali River, four from New York, and three from Philadelphia. Notables include Pauline Mackey of Heston the defending champion and Alice Georgiana Bisho of Bridgeport, and Frances Grisvoni of Philadelphia both former champions.
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Lens
West Newton
Mass
Brae Burneli
Boston
Springfell
Bali River
New York
Philadelphia
Pauline Mackey
Heston
Campion
Aliss Georgina
Trotting Race Highlights in Lexington Events
At the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meeting in Lexington on October 16, Westi Boy won the Wilson stake while Nut Boy took the Walnut Hall cup after a single heat.
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders
Westi Boy
Nut Boy
Wexford Wins Cherokee Handicap At Louisville Track
Wexford upset odds in the Cherokee handicap at Louisville Kentucky, defeating Lonisville's field with a late surge. Anna Ley was the lone favorite to win among the day's program as the event concluded in record pace for the mile distance.
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Wexford
Lonisville
Logiaville
Woxford
Anna Ley
Indictments Charge Sugar Trust and Related Crimes
Federal grand jury in New York returns indictments against the American Sugar Refining Co and another sugar firm for violations of antitrust and related charges. The case names Aldenah Sugar Refining and Edwin Bayle among those indicted. A separate report notes a car fire near Gun Hill Road involving Dr. B Brendan, with an explosion and unsuccessful attempt to extinguish.
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New York
Saurar Trust
Almeriana Sugar Hetin Ing Company
American Sugar Refining Company of New York
LD Ooilae Barat
Edwin Bayle
BE V. Brendan
Gun Hill Road
Woman Attacked by Husband with Horsewhip in Stampori
Stampori Conn Oct 10 A husband intercepted a letter to his wife and pulled hair from Miss Ilia Knapp of Mount Vernon. He later arranged a meeting to see Medteney but returned armed with a horsewhip, and the wife intervened.
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Stampori
Conn
Hasbani
M. AleMfener
Ilia Knapp
Mount Vernon
Medteney
First National Deaconess Convention Opens in Cincinnati
A group of prominent deaconess workers from the Methodist Episcopal church attend the inaugural national convention in Cincinnati. The event highlights the opening proceedings and sets the tone for ongoing work within the church outreach.
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Cencinnate
Methodsat Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Parmer Poets Estate Bequeaths to Bible Society
The farmer poet left $250,000 to the American Bible Society with the interest on the sum to be divided among 282 relatives. The document names Parmer Poets Eatate of Little Nege as the estate, with the bequest connected to a significant inheritance.
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Eatate
Cather
American Bible Society
White Sox Edge Cubs In Snowbound World Series Opener
Forty thousand spectators at West Side Ballpark watched the Chicago Americans White Stockings defeat the Chicago Nationals 2 to 1 in a brisk opener. Altrock pitched superbly despite a sixth inning wild pitch, while defensive misplays by the Nationals and timely Sox bunts and singles produced the decisive runs. The game featured persistent snow, aggressive base running, and a tense defensive showcase.
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Chicago
West Side
White Stockings
Chicago Cuba
White Sox
Nationals
Cubs
Altrock
Miing
Scheckard
Bea
Rohe
Sheckard
Kling
Robe
Isbett
Jones Boys
Sox
Dougherty
Roche
Steinfeldt
Brown
Hahn
Jones
Auide
Nbs
Ning
Phiys
Taft Grants Amnesty Proclamation in Cuba
Provisional Governor Magoon arrives as Taft issues sweeping amnesty for crimes linked to recent unrest. U S forces urged to refrain from Cuban clashes, protect life and property, while marines to avoid active suppression unless necessary. Yellow fever prompts immediate marine removal from Cienfuegos after cases rise in Cruces.
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William H. Patt
Cuba
United States 215
Frederick’ Fanston
Mascotte
Charles
Magoon
Taft
Dien Fuegos
Weill
Guanabarao
Rarioua
Hite
United States
AID
Marine Corps
Juliana
Partes
Cienfueios
Cienfuegos
Barnett
Cruces
Governor H Higgins Grants O Rourke Parole Request
A twelve year old girl’s appeal moved Governor Higgins to commute John E. O Rourke’s eight year sentence by four years. The letter from Jennie O Rourke, daughter of the prisoner, cites hardships faced by Mrs. O Rourke in New York with six children.
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Higgins
Albany
John E. O'Rourke
Sinz Sing
Jennie O'Rourke
New York
Italian actress Adelaide Ristori dies in Rome at 84
Rome report says famed Italian actress Adelaide Ristori died of pneumonia in the capital at age eighty four. The Margulis Giorgio Capranica del Grifio, a gentleman in waiting to Dowager Queen Margherita, was with Pirig in attendance and the actor recalled her visits to America as bright memories of her career.
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Famansa
Rome
Adelaide Ristort
Margulis
Giorgio Capranica del Grifio
Margherita
Pirig
Ristori
America
Floods cause heavy losses in southern Jalisco and Colima
Floods in the southern regions of Jalisco and Colima cause widespread property damage and many deaths. Drownings are reported along the Manzanillo extension of the Mexican Central railway with fatalities reaching 1238.大量土石从山脉滑落造成重大灾害。
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City OF Mexico
Jalisco
Colima
Manzanillo
Divorce Court Adopts Rule Against Remarrying Co Respondents
Philadelphia court Domine pleas tourt No. 2 adopts rule barring divorced persons from marrying their former spouses in cases. The court continues stricter requirements than other tribunals on divorce and Judge Sulzberger is cited as sponsor.
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Philadelphia
Tourt No
Dadge Sulzberger
Taras Turns Over Fees to Cook County for Two Years
State Attorney Fol J Heales transfers all office fees for the first two years to Cook County totaling 91298. The move follows promises made before election and adheres to his plan to receive only the statutory salary.
Missing Brooklyn boy found crying in New York
Aviliia Labarbara, a kidnapped boy missing for weeks, was found in Brooklyn crying and claimed to be in Tatinwn's company. The report notes the early discovery and the boy's statement.
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Wat Man
New York
Aviilia ‘Labarbara
Brooklyn
Ny Baa
Coroner Accuses Stokes in Fury Over Adams Death
In New York on October 10 coroner Harburger and W. By. Sickes clashed over the death of Art Adams the policy king. The coroner hinted Adams was murdered and implicated Stokes, predicting an arrest, but the jury returned a verdict of death by own action.
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New York
W. By. D. Sickes
Dubus
Harburger
Art Adams
Stokes
Adama
Mrs Davis Suffering Severe Cold At 81 In New York
Mrs Davis, an 81 year old resident of New York, contracted a severe cold last Saturday and was bedridden on Sunday. Dr Robert H Wylie, her long time physician, reports the condition as serious and improving only slowly.
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Jew Davia
New York
Financial and Commercial Closing Stock Quotations and Exports
Closing stock quotations and exchange rates listed with gains for Amul Copper and multiple railroad and utility stocks. Exports of general merchandise from the Port of New York for the week ending yesterday valued at 15,780,174 dollars. Money on call at four percent, prime mercantile paper at seven percent. Balances totaled 9,979,004 dollars.
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New York
Amul
Central
Atchison
Nort. & Wrest
Penn RR
Brooklyn
THY
Reading
Rock Island
Ches
Ohio
St .Pant
Southern Pac
D& Southern Ty
South
Ry. Pi
Gein. Electric
Til
Texas Pacific
Lackawanna
Union Pacific
Louis, & Nash
Steel
Manhattan
Orient-Diet
Aig West
Tnion
Pissouri Pac
New York Markets Flour Swiss steadiness and patent notes
Market report shows flour steady and quiet with Minnesota patents listed at 44.15, winter straights, and chalker patents. Wheat firm early with higher cables and western support, December around 7.92. Corn quiet but steady, oats firm, creamery butter and cheese varied, potatoes steady across New York and western markets, poultry steady with steady dressed poultry prices in several grades.
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Minnesota
Chalker
New York
Pennsylvania
Cattle and Hog Receipts Record Mixed Market Movements
Market notes show light cattle receipts and slow demand with prime hogs trading around 77 dollars and prime wethers near 95 to 105 dollars. Prices vary by weight and grade across the supply fair with moderate activity and steady to slow trading conditions.
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Prima
Nurse on Stand in Brower Case Links Husband to Death
Framed nurse testifies about arsenic and glass fragments found in Mrs. Brower as Dr. Frank Brouwer stands trial for his wife’s murder. Emma Dudley, a trained nurse, recounts injections and alleged statements by the physician during Sept 1905 illness and convulsions.
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Toms River
N. d
Glang
Prank Brower
Frank Brouvnet
Cattell
Brouwwer
Emma Dudley
Long Branch Memorial ‘Hospital
Brouwer Cady
Frederick A. ‘Genth
Dudley
Theodore
B. Brown
Dedley
Browwer
Brouswer
Svith
Deling Steps Down as Corporation Counsel Amid Hearst Suit
New York October 10 1930s report notes the sudden retirement of John J Deling from the post of corporation counsel. His exit occurs as he was pressing a motion to lay Hearst liability for 3 million dollars over damages from the Madison Square fireworks disaster.
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Satta
New York
John J. Deling
W R. Hearst
Found Buffalo Girl Louisa Becker Kidnapping Case
A three year old girl Louisa Becker, child of Frederich Becker, was found wandering near 117 South Division Street. A woman named Mrs. Alice Brown and Ruth Cosner were arrested in connection with the incident.
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Buffalo
Louisa Becker
Frederich Becker
Diviston Street
Alice Brown
Ruth Cosner
Polish Liberal Journalist John Gadlomski Fatally Shot in Warsaw
John Gadlomski editor of Gazeta Polaka and a leading Polish Liberal journalist was shot in Warsaw on October 10. The report notes his status as a prominent figure and indicates the attack marks a significant blow to liberal press.
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Biditor
Warsnw
Warsaw
John Gadlomski
Gazeta
Polaka
Wad
Undefined Source Note Inspires Admiration and Respect
This fragment expresses admiration and love for a powerful presence that inspires health and beauty. It highlights Roy as an attractive figure, contrasting strength with mere ordinary features and emphasizing positive regard from men.
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Roy
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