Manilla Welcomes American Fleet With Pageant and Salutes
The sixteen battleships of the American fleet, fresh from Australian ports, anchor off Manila breakwater near Lunetta as crowds cheer. Rear Admiral Sperry and officers exchange greetings, naval precision drills impress observers, and cholera precautions limit shore leave while plans for a Japan voyage unfold.
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Hampton Roads
Lunetta
Connecticut
Sperry
G. B. Barber
Speery
Prudency
Manila
Shin
San Francisco
Japan
Australia
Manilla
Manilla Bay
Seid
Dewey
Amoy Turmoil Flags War Threats and Martial Action
A report claims the American battleship fleet plans to seize Amoy as a war base against Japan in late October. Local agitators trigger panic. authorities ban interior migration and orders patrols. Two agitators were whipped as punishment while Lieut Frank Taling, son of Admiral Rehley, faces court martial in Manila. no navy report confirms charges.
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Admiral Sperry
Smith
Connecticut
Manilla
Frank Taylor Evana
Louisiana
Charles Burr
Georgia
Wisconsin
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Seton Schroeder
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Crate
Masitix
Amoy
Japan
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Frank Taling
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Rehleys
Neat
Hampton
Discovery of iron ore vein near Spencer sparks local interest
Report details a large iron ore deposit suspected across Clark and Marathon counties with ore fragments found at multiple sites. Farmer Zack Zook near Spencer is credited with a significant surface outcrop. investigations by miners identify a vein traced over distance. Local businessmen have organized a mining venture with capital raised. no stock is on sale as the mine attracts visitors and optimism in the community.
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Word
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Marathon
Ford
Zack
Spencer
K “Ook
Zook
Wright
Souk
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D. W. White
Duke of Abruzzi to wed Miss Elkins in December
A Rome dispatch says the duke of the Abruzzi will marry Miss Katherine Elkins daughter of Senator Stephen B Elkins of West Virginia on or about December 10 with official notification set for November 10. In Pittsburg Senator Elkins denies the Paris report and claims there is no truth to the wedding rumor.
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Associated Press
Paris
Rome
Duke of the Abruzzi
Katherine Elkins
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
Pittsburg
United States
Elk
Death Ends Suffering of Marquette Treasurer Victor Tuttien
Milwaukee Oct 2 Rev Victor Tuttien 8 J treasurer of Marquette university died at Trinity hospital after two days illness from kidney trouble persisting twenty years. He served as treasurer of Marquette university and college for twenty years and taught moral theology French and German. He was widely learned and connected with Milwaukee business leaders and friends.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Victor Tuttien
Marquette University
Trinity Hosps
Father Patten
Marquette College
Marquette
Officials Arrested In City License Probe
New York dated October 2 reports Frank E. Brown chief of the electrical bureau was arrested this afternoon in the license bureau investigation. Gaetano d Amato deputy chief was arrested after the hearing yesterday charged with extortion from a moving picture machine show proprietor.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank E. Brown
Electrical Bureau
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Gaetano d’Amato
Ified License Bureau
W C T U Convention Opens in Waupaca
A Wisconsin special from Waupaca reports the state W C T U convention opening at the Methodist church with about 17 delegates. President Mrs Lawson of Milwaukee gave the annual address, followed by Miss Laurena Lake. Edith Davis of Milwaukee will address Sunday afternoon in a public meeting.
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Wis
Waupaca
Methodist Church
Lawson
Atoté Association
Laurena Lake
Edith Davia
Brighton Beach Auto Mile Record Fall by De Palme
Ralph De Palme drove a 66 horsepower Italian car to break the track record at Brighton Beach, posting 63.16 seconds for the auto mile race on October 2.
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Associated Presa
Brighton Beach
Ralph de Palme
Italan
Mike
Hurricane Rages as Ships Struggle in Atlantic
Reports from Nassau New Providence Bahamas Orleans Detroit and St Paul detail a hurricane sweeping the Atlantic sector with winds around eighty miles per hour. Vessels blown free and missing crews feared while forecasts anticipate the storm approaching Newfoundland and a second inland system develops toward the eastern seaboard.
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Associated Press
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New Providence
Bahamas
Washington, D. C
Remuda’ Islands
Atlantic
Wimington
N. C
East Port
Garriott
Weather Bureau
Great Bahama Bank
Florida
Bahama Island
Bahama
Roosevelt Sends Root to Review Republican Campaign Funds
A high authority reports that President Roosevelt sent Secretary Root to examine the national Republican campaign management. The chief difficulty cited is the collection of funds by Treasurer George R. Sheldon. It claims the President and Mr. Taft objected to certain fund sources associated with Sheldon.
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Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt
State Root
Root
George R. Sheldon
Waa
Taft
Sheldon Ie
Bombay Flood Devastates City With Mass Grave Conditions
AP dispatch from Ay Hyderabad reports a flooded district capital turned into a vast graveyard. Markets are ruined and corpse counts rise, with six hundred bodies pulled from mud at a single site. Funeral pyres burn continuously. damages reach an estimated two hundred million rupees.
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Associated Press
Bombay
Focal
Ayderabad
Identified: Woman Found Dead With Baby in Powderhorn Lake
Minneapolis dispatch confirms the dead woman and infant found at Powderhorn Lake are Mrs. Eric Sutherland of Cambridge Minnesota. Her husband, a stone mason, is said to be in Colorado. An unsigned note on her body apologizes for the child’s fate and claims she chose death for him.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Tn Powderhorn Lake
Eric Sutherrland
Cambridge
Stone Mason
Colorado
Registration Falls Off in Cincinnati and Cleveland
Associated Press reports turnout lagged in Cincinnati and Cleveland on October 2, with registered voters far below the previous year. In Cincinnati 5,86 thousand registered versus 41,62 thousand last year, and the Eighth ward trailing Taft’s era by about 6,00. Cleveland recorded about one fourth of normal registrations, with 22,23 thousand on the first day, roughly 10,000 fewer than last year.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Taft Jives
Cleveland
Cleveland Railway sues over rental arrears
The Cleveland Railway Company sues the Municipal Traction Company claiming G10 rental due for October 4 remains unpaid. The case arises after the railway absorbed city traction lines months ago and leased the system to Municipal Traction to operate on a three cent fare.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Railway Company
Ure Municipal Traction Company
Ovider 4
Mageld
War Ready to Open Campaign Planned for Wisconsin
A hurried conference of state Republican officers in Madison outlined a statewide speaking tour to begin next week. Chairman J. Richmonds of Appleton departed for Milwaukee to set dates through election day with all state officers and Insurance Commissioner Reed, plus tariffs endorsed by Taft, to be pushed. Campaign literature will flood the state and officers are tasked with raising funds to cover expenses.
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J. Richmonds
Appleton
Milwatukes
Campilen
Mantlowoe
Tate of
Fleers
Heedls
Taft
Midyaukees
Tate Rathi RA TI
Montreal Is Selected As 1909 Municipalities League City
The League of American Municipalities chosen Montreal as the 1909 convention city. East St. Louis mayor Conk was elected president. Atlanta mayor Steyner cited police court data showing over a fifty percent drop in arrests since prohibition, while Milwaukee mayor Rose contrasted Atlanta and Milwaukee figures. Rose criticized primary laws and defended Milwaukee’s ordinances.
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Omaha
David
Rose
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Ifo
Rone
Fire destroys United States Sugar Feed plant in Eau Claire
Special report from Eau Claire says fire of mysterious origin last night wiped out the United States Sugar Feed company plant and a new concern to manufacture stock feed. The blaze began around two in the morning. damage is about 5,000 with small insurance.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Eau Claire
United States Sugar Feed Company
New Concern Entab
Canadian Pacific Railway Chief Resigns in Winnipeg
Winnipeg October 2. General Superintendent Jamieson of the central division resigns this morning. J. T. Armidal, currently in Vancouver, is appointed to succeed him.
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Canadian Pacific
Associated Pres
Winnipeg
Jamieson
Central Division
Canadian Pacific Railway
J. T. Armidal
Vancouver
Busceed Hin
Guilty Verdict in Homicide Case T
Jerome Marcotte found guilty of murder in the shooting death of Lydita Meyer. Jurors convicts him of homicide after testimony alleging he fired during an argument with his wife at Clavelinsett Street, with the fatal bullet striking Meyer.
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Associated Press
Chiles
Del
Jerome Marcott
Lydita Meyer
Clavelinsett Stlpson
Penitentiare
Meyer
Rustin Case Features Witness Stand Testimony
The Rustin murder case heard Dr. Trustin questioned in district court as Mrs. Russell claims confusion over a letter about a baby. She denies knowing her husband or the man who sent flowers and candy, calling him "Joga" and insisting the baby letter was a joke.
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Dra Klee
Coturt
Tarstua
Ter. Austin
Giamiber
Cindy
Bthee
Bat Ag
Ter An
Smee
Rustin
AlSough
Fran Charney
Ah Davie
Austin
Avis
Davis
Tee
Era
Pickle Factory Fire and Auto Fatality Report
A chaotic New York dispatch details a pickle plant blaze in Hicksville destroying millions of pickles and costing sixty thousand dollars. An auto crash near Kalamazoo kills one man and injures several others as two women in a car suffer injuries.
Tuberculosis Congress Debates Koch Theory Opponents Pound Tuberculin
Washington officials report heated sessions of the Tuberculosis Congress with Dr Hebert Koch's bovine and human tuberculosis theories challenged by leading veterinarians and medical experts. Delegates discuss transmission, prevention, and public health measures amid a broad review of control strategies and policy implications.
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Beast
Washington, D. C
Hebert Kaeh
Corman
United
Stites
Otto G. Noack
Reading
Arthur Stughes
Cornell University
J. Marshall
Philadelphia
HH. Reno Reynolts
University of Minnesota
Veranus A. More
Ithica
N. J
Wnti Koch
Dro Noack
Fealen
Honet
Dushes
America
Robert Wetcham
New York
Warehorn
Waehington
National Museum
Bryan Optimistic On Democratic presidential bid
Fairview Lincoln Neb October reports J Bryan, Democratic candidate for president, expresses hopeful remarks about campaign progress. Observers note mixed signals from delegates and aides amid ongoing party discussions and strategy.
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Fairview
Lincoln
Neh
Lam J. Bryan
Steten Tadas
Rene Rate Baten
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