Hudson Fulton celebration opens with grand naval parade
New York begins the Hudson Fulton celebration with a massive naval parade from Governors Island to the Hudson. Up to five million people are expected to witness the events, including a night fireworks display and illuminations on warships. Officials report record crowds and lively city ceremonies at the Waldorf Astoria with Vice President Sherman and Governor Hughes among the host.
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Death Ends Debauch: Fa gan Found Dead in Ohio Prison Cell
Lloyd D. Fagan, manager of the health and accident department of a Cincinnati life insurance firm, was found dead in a cell at an Ohio state facility after a fall on the sidewalk. He was taken to St hospital where wounds were dressed before transfer to the city prison for keeping. He had been drinking heavily.
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Taft Enjoys Quiet Salt Lake City Visit
President Taft spends a restful Salt Lake City stay with a 200 person Commercial Club breakfast a forty five minute Mormon Tabernacle recital and luncheon at the Great Salt Lake shore. He golfed at the Country club then attends a Alta club dinner and a reception before leaving Sunday noon.
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Magnetic storm disrupts telegraph lines and bearings
Washington dispatches report a severe magnetic disturbance beginning around 2:30 AM, intensifying to 500 volts on telegraph lines in New York. The Cheltenham observatory notes interference across cables, with the storm exceeding instrument tolerances and delaying European financial dispatches.
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First car in Philadelphia to Seattle auto relay departs
The lead car in the trans continental automobile relay from Philadelphia to Seattle left City Hall at 12 20 pm carrying a Taft greeting to the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition president. Thirty two automobiles participate in the run across the country.
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Father of Ministers Dead in Kingston
Abram Myers father of Rev. Cortland Myers of Boston Rev. Johnston Myers of Chicago and Rev. Walter Myers of Heading Mass died last night aged eighty two years.
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Bandits Wreck Bank and Loot Deposits in Illinois Village
Four men suspected in Bluford Bank robbery near Mount Vernon Illinois after four dynamite blasts demolished the bank. Bloodhounds will track the four suspects as authorities delay examination until scenting dogs arrive. Bank owned by local Mount Vernon businessmen.
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End of the World Belief Persists at Ashdod Assembly
At Bethel near Ashdod the Trane Immunists held continuous meetings through last night and into today despite no appearance of the Lords. Believers clung to a new revelation that the earth’s crust would crack and destroy the wicked between yesterday afternoon and today. Many attendees stayed, while others left after recent sessions. Forty three people, including several children, have been baptized during this series of gatherings.
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Car Collision in Fog Feels Deadly Toll in Des Moines
In dense fog on a Des Moines street a Highland Park streetcar collision with a crossing auto killed Conductor William J Keiser and Toter McCourty and seriously injured several others. Rescue crews rushed victims to Highland Park hospital with fears of more deaths.
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Milwaukin Man Posts Self-Imposed Liquor Restriction
Marinette correspondent reports Ateck Dufrane of Wauca posted orders in all local saloons forbidding saloonkeepers to sell him intoxicating liquors until his recovery or until he authorizes the lifting of the notice. It marks the first instance locally of a man posting himself in the prohibit realm and a family member had to place the notice.
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Deportation Ordered for Amsterdam Restaurateur in Wisconsin
A Sheboygan dispatch says Francis Posthia, a Hollander running a ten cent restaurant business and performing spider stunts, will be deported to the Netherlands. Sheriff Hoehne awaits government orders to transport him to New York for passage aboard a ship to Holland.
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Mrs Grover Cleveland Plans First European Tour
New York on September 25 Mrs Grover Cleveland widow of the former president prepares for departure with her children to Lausanne Switzerland where they will enter a school. The stay abroad is for an indefinite period and she will spend most of her time near the school.
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Philadelphia Triumphs Over Cleveland in American League Game
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 21 to 14 in a late afternoon American League clash. The Phillies show stronger offense led by key plays, while Cleveland struggles to close the gap in the final innings.
Bicycle rider injured after city street collision
James Fallon was riding east on Washington street when a runabout driven by Mrs. Gabriel Streich struck him from behind at about 2 40 this afternoon near Malin street by Chapman jewelry store. He escaped serious injury but suffered thigh and forearm pain. bicycle damaged with wheels and spokes broken.
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Count of Dead Unfinished Hurricane Toll in Deep South
New Orleans Sept 25 The death toll from Monday's tropical hurricane sweeping Louisiana and Mississippi will rise for days as bodies are recovered and many are still missing. Estimates place deaths at not less than 166 with wrecked boats and homes along the coast. Refugees receive supplies and physicians visit camps. sickness appears in some camps. Stories of hardship include a woman clinging to a raft with her husband’s body, a knee pierced by a fish while being brought to Houma, and a nine month old baby found alive on plank. Survivors camp on high spots amid flooded marshes and scarce water.
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Marinette Man Placed in Asylum Amid Wife's Plea
Albert Corvensaugh, a guard in Shirguetine age appears in the story, is committed to the Northern Hospital after a county judge refused to order a reexamination. His wife seeks a circuit judge review as authorities report he was wounded by a deputy during arrest and remains in critical condition awaiting trial.
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Meteor Rain Delights Honolulu as Meteors Rain Down
A phenomenal meteor shower lit the Honolulu night sky last evening. The display began around 9 o clock and excited residents with several meteors reportedly striking the sea and at least one reportedly hitting land as investigators prepare today.
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Oshkosh Golden Wedding Appears In Today’s Paper
Index page lists Oshkosh features including portraits of citizens and community events. The issue highlights a golden wedding presentation and local portraits from Oshkosh with references to schools, vacations, and fashion notes amid the paper’s menus of sport editorial and naval array items.
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Butte Miners Strike Sparks City Crisis and Talks
Butte Montana awakes to a mining shutdown after a conference between miners and management factions. Mines may close soon, affecting smelters in Anaconda and Great Falls amid intense siege violence as 1 000 strikers block entrances and miners are held underground. Omaha rail strike riots and a pending mayoral meeting follow as authorities seek an end to upheaval.
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Stout for United States Senator Rumor Spreads in Milwaukee
Special to The Northwestern reports Milwaukee political circles discuss U. S. Senate hopeful Stout after a recent conference. Stout is described as favored to succeed Follette, with supporters hoping an alliance helps the Republican majority and a decisive vote in the legislature. A separate note mentions former Sheriff Kael possibly running for lieutenant governor.
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Train Kills Three Boys In Detroit Street Overhead Bridge
Report from Mevelant about three eleven year old boys Robert Joye George Potter and Thor Craidduck struck by a westbound train near the Detroit Street overhead bridge. They stepped onto the track and were hit by the eastbound mail train as it passed. The accident occurred as they walked along the ditch path beside the line.
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Minnesota Opens Football Season Versus Lawrence University
Minneapolis reports Minnesota will host Lawrence University at Northrup field this afternoon in the season opener. The game starts at four and the half will be cut to twenty minutes. Wisconsin has had three weeks of practice to Minnesota’s one, but locals still expect a competitive showing from the Gophers. The 1890s era team previously allowed just one touchdown to Lawrence.
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Marinette knitting mills announce new factory
Marinette knitting mills will start work Monday on a new factory costing 20,000 dollars. The facility will be 10 by 139 feet, two stories high with 30,000 feet of floor space, and will raise employees from 75 to 260 after completion. The mill widens to meet demand for its sweater coat line.
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Four Funerals Held in Oshkosh This Afternoon
Four funerals were conducted in Oshkosh this afternoon for well known residents. Mrs A B Idenson of Cincinnati died recently and her services were at 1:30 at her former home. Mrs K J Ziem hosted another service on Bowen Street followed by a church service for Miss Peart Zia. Joel Weight was mourned at four o'clock at his mother's home on Mount Vernon Street. Rhoda Dey Cook widow of Osglan Cook had services at 2:90 at her Church Street residence.
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Saloon Robbery Reported on Main Street Late Night
A saloon run by Wisher and Klein at 15 Main Street was found broken into after midnight. Entry involved removing a door panel, with about eight dollars missing and no clear sign of other items. Police, led by Detective Nuva, questioned the bartender as investigation continued through morning hours.
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Baseball League Meeting Set for Milwaukee September
The Wisconsin Illinois league president Malt called a meeting of the directors of the J. M. T. to be held in Milwaukee on September 28. The session will focus on league affairs and organizational matters.
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Four French Officers Die in Ballon Republique Crash
Four French military airship crewmen were killed when the Republique balloon exploded near Moulins France during a routine maneuvers flight. Captain Marchal Lieutenant Cauure Sub-Lieutenants Vincenot and Reux died as wreckage fell to the ground after the envelope and car collapsed from an in-flight explosion.
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Death of John Clinch at Sioux City car shop accident
Death notice reports John Clinch a former resident of Mosendale killed in a car shop accident in Sioux City. He served in Hudson Wisconsin for months and had been reluctant to move. He died after a jack failed, the crane capsized, and he was crushed. He is survived by his wife Mere and a mother, with two sisters named.
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