Robertson Wins Cup. New American Speed Record Set
George Robertson in a Locomobile won the Vanderbilt Cup on Long Island in a thriller over Isotta driven by Herbert Lytle. A crowd of about 250000 watched as both cars battled for the lead amid a treacherous wet course. An accident injured a spectator. Strang withdrew early and several other entries failed to finish. Robertson’s margin over Lytle finished under two minutes with the Locomobile posting an American long-distance record and an average speed around 66.7 mph before stoppages.
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Governor Patterson Not Murdered in Memphis Rumor
Rumors spread in Memphis that Governor Malcolm R Patterson had been assassinated this morning. Reports originated in Covington Town and circulated rapidly before the Associated Press denied the claim and authorities reassured the public.
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Eagle kills shark in Chesapeake Bay encounter
On Chesapeake Bay near Occohannock Creek Captain Henderson and the Tangier crew witnessed an eagle dive on a shark. A fierce struggle ensued with the shark dragging the eagle under twice. The shark died, floating dead, as the crew saved the exhausted eagle. The mate protected nearby as the bird was brought to the park zoo.
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Miss Harley's Champion Wins Women’s National Golf Title
Miss Katherine C. Harley of Fall River Mass wins the Women’s National Golf Championship at the Chevy Chase tournament defeating Mrs. T. H. Polhemus of Richmond Country Club Brooklyn N Y by ax up and five to play.
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Seven for a Quarter Plan Hit By Cleveland Railway
Cleveland announces a fare plan after a board meeting. Once possession of the system is regained, passengers will pay seven tickets for twenty five cents with universal transfers and double transfers on cross town lines.
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Forest fires to end as rain aids Michigan crackdown
Detroit reports heavy rain across the lower peninsula and parts of the upper peninsula. The downpour is said to be extinguishing the last smoldering forest fires that have caused large-scale loss of life and property in recent days.
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Warrant for Brandenberg in Forgery Case
Dayton Ohio reports Detective Norman Pipenona served a bench warrant for Broughton Brandenbure, indicted for forgery related to Grover Cleveland letters. Fate of extradition papers remains undecided as authorities consider returns.
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Refrigerator line sold to new Milwaukee firm
A Milwaukee purchase closes a deal transferring the entire business operation of the Missouri River Dispatch Refrigerator Ling, which serves the Chicago Burlington & Quincy, Chicago Northwest, and Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroads. J. W. Kehr, ex-St. Louis general manager, named president and general manager of the new company, with headquarters to be in Chicago.
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Penn Pennsylvanias Carlisle Clash Big Test
In a Carlisle Indians at Franklin Field matchup the Penn Quakers seek revenge for past Carlisle scalps. Coach Warner notes star losses but promises capable substitutes and a refreshed team ready to challenge the Indians on a muddy field. Kennath out, Stollenbach nursing injuries, Penn aims to upset Carlisle.
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Abruzzi Duke Near Release Sparks City Watch
Turin dispatch says press men shadowed the duke of the Abruzzi as he left Cisterna palace by road rather than car amid rumors of a secret U S departure. He visited a friend or senator and stayed several hours, with no confirmation of an imminent marriage to Miss Katherine Elkins.
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Dredge Work Deepens Fox River Channel Efforts
A Milwaukee report notes government dredge Wolf in tow of the Buffalo steamer moving to the Grand River area. The dredge is at the mouth of Neenah Creek and will continue cleaning the Fox River channel toward Portage, pausing for winter and resuming in spring to deepen the route to Oshkosh.
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Thaw Creditors Restrained by Judge’s Order in NY Suit
Two of Harry K. Thaw s creditors were restrained from proceeding with cases against him by an order of Judge James Young in the United States district court in New York. The move halts action while cases wind through the circuit and federal courts. A brief note from Pittsburg outlines the restraining order in today s session.
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Oshkosh Couple Celebrate Their Golden Wedding
Oshkosh couple marked their golden wedding anniversary with a quiet family gathering and a portrait remembrance published in today’s paper. The feature highlights the couple’s long marriage, family ties, and community ties in Oshkosh.
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Hitchcock Forecast Shapes Taft Victory Outlook
National Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican committee spoke in Chicago and noted Taft’s electoral chances similar to Roosevelt in 1904. He attributed possible GOP strength to New York Ohio and Indiana, with Maryland Missouri and Kentucky in doubt, predicting a strong labor vote for both parties and denying any Roosevelt West trip.
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Chicago Flower Show to Open at Coliseum in November
Chicago prepares for its annual flower show at the Coliseum from November 14. Horticultural society officers and committees met at the Union League club to finalize arrangements. A featured attraction will be the newly named Jann Addams chrysanthemum honoring the settlement house worker.
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Promotion Sparks Changes in Second Wisconsin Regiment
Special to The Northwestern Tipon Wis Oct 4 Cant G Zink of Beaver Dam passed his examination before the board of the Second regiment He is the ranking captain and in line for promotion to major The regiment headquarters will move from Appleton to Ripon on November 3 with Sergant Major J I Stone named adjutant Promotion of F O W Gruetzmacher of Tipon to colonel necessitates these changes
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Tinkers Not Guilty In Self Defense Plea
In Chicago on October 24, Joseph F. B. Tinker of the Chicago National League baseball club was found not guilty after his self defense plea against assault charges. The Municipal Court ruled the defense sufficient, clearing Tinker.
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Attell and Wolgast Matched for World Feather Title Fight
Ben Francisco Oct 24 reports Abe Attell and Socrates Wolgast have been matched for a twenty round world featherweight championship bout before the Jeffries Club of Los Angeles on the night of November 1.
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Roosevelt Thanks Mikado Message From Roosevelt to Emperor Japan
The American president Roosevelt sends a formal telegram through the American ambassador in Tokyo expressing deep gratitude for Japan hospitality to U S officers and men. He notes the kindness shown reflects the ancient friendship between the two nations and conveys sincere appreciation from the American people.
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Indignant at Bishop Williams claims in Metz dispute
A furious letter to the press rebuts Bishop Williams regarding Metz villagers. The writer accuses him of misrepresenting the poor and wealthy farmers, dismissing Metz residents as insensible, and claiming superior status for himself and his circle while denying the aid received by Metz people.
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River improvement push seeks funding at federal level
Toulactice Kentucky October 24 adoption of resolutions urging Congress to approve 630000 for retraction of a rock fault system on the Ohio River to create a nine foot channel as the Olde Valley Improvement association plans. Officers reelected Vance of Columbus Ohio and Clocknatt reelected treasurer for eleven years. Delegates authorized to meet in Washington in December to press the national congress for the plan.
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Mann freed on bonds in murder case after arrest
Mann, indicted for the murder of Frances Glimore Thompson, was released from custody by Judge Kersten. He departed guarded by two deputies, embraced his mother, kissed her, and greeted his father, saying he felt fine and glad to be out.
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Burglars Loot Dalton Senator Home in Mass
Burglars entered the Dalton residence of Senator W Murray Crane while he and his wife slept in a separate floor and made off with about 1000 dollars in silver and jewelry. They took a wedding ring a watch and several pins.
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Chance for workers in Furness shipyards partnership
Delegates of trade unions after a long conference recommend members vote to accept, experimentally for a year, the partnership offer by Sir Christopher Furness of Furness Withy & Co. The men will cast their vote next work.
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Secretary O'Connor Held in Contempt Over Ballot Order
Tonver Col Oct 21 Secretary of State Timothy O'Connor was found guilty of contempt by Judge George Allen and ordered confined in the county jail until he obeys the court order regarding official ballots for the November election.
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Consul General Silas McFarland Dies by Suicide on Train
Silas C. McFarland, consul general at large for Europe, shot himself on a railway train from Hamburg to Berlin and died almost instantly. His body was taken to Ludwigslaan chapel. an inquiry has begun under Deputy Consul General von Vorson. Born 1859 in Mount Pleasant, he earlier edited The Marshalltown Times in Iowa before joining the diplomatic service.
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Taft Answers Gompers at Richmond Speech
Judge Taft rejects Gompers claims he charged him with misrepresenting labor statutes. He says injunctions harmed workers but argues labor unions gained behind higher rates of law. Taft defends his record as a benefactor of labor by enforcing lawful standards and curbing demagogic rhetoric.
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Suffragette Leaders Jailed In London Court
Mrs. Pankhurst Mrs. Drummond and Miss Pankhurst faced Bow Street court where they were ordered to post good behavior securities for a year. Failure meant imprisonment of three months for Mrs. Pankhurst and Mrs. Drummond and ten weeks for Miss Pankhurst. The magistrate refused witnesses for the defense as the suffragettes promised to go to prison.
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Telegraph Wires Down Across Midwest in Snow Deluge
A heavy fall of wet snow around Kansas City and widespread rain cripple telegraph lines from St. Joseph to Kansas City. The weather map resembled an Impressionist scene of disruption as wires failed along the roundabout routes, with extensive outages reported in the West.
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Railroad Man Transferred Across Divisions in Northwestern System
The Whalen, longtime superintendent of the North Western Wisconsin division, now moves from the San Trancheco division of the Southern Tactic to the Central division based in Tucson Arizona. The transfer, effective in October or November, reshapes leadership across the railway network.
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Gas Explosion Shakes Palace in Lisbon
A gas explosion struck the Royal Palace at Oporto today injuring General Cupac and three others. The palace, being prepared for King Manuel's November 5 arrival, was shaken by the blast.
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