Storm Sweeps Gulf Coast Moves North Toward Tennessee
Tropical hurricane blasts Gulf coast with 35 to 60 mph winds driving high tides. New Orleans reports rising water and washed-out rails while Mississippi River pilots abandon tows. West End and Lake Ponchartrain areas flood, several barges sink, and river and rail lines suffer outages as the storm tracks northward toward Alabama and Tennessee.
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Mexico
Republican Nominee for New York Governor Emerges at Saratoga
The Republican convention at Saratoga chose Mr Hughes as the party’s governor candidate. He is praised as an effective inquisitor with fearless honesty amid the Empire State insurance inquiry.
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Hughes
Promisiod
Empire State
New York
Saratoga
City
Pet
Storms Sweep Gulf Coast Disrupt Rail and Telegraph Lines
Reports from New Orleans to Montgomery describe high winds and heavy rain across Mississippi Alabama and Georgia. Telegraph wires down trees blocking tracks and delays to trains including a Montgomery passenger run. No fatalities reported though widespread damage feared with tidal wave rumors.
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Greenville
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Antil
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New York
Evening Post
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Illinois Central
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New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Mibama
Middle Alabama
Vidal
Chicago
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Gulf
Louisiana
Mississippi
Georgia
New Orland
Vicksburg
Miss
Macon
Hearst Newspapers Split Over Hughes Nomination
Rochester Morning Herald declares itself independent and rejects party allegiance to the Democratic convention nominee Charles E. Hughes. Union and Advertiser notes its Democratic stance but asserts no allegiance to Buffalo’s convention choice. Hearst in New York remains silent on the nomination.
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Rochester
Associated Press
Charles E. Hughes
Buffalo
Hearst
New York
W. R. Hearst
Fire at Chelsea Car Barns Destroys Cars
A blaze hit the Boston & Northern Street Railway car barns on Washington Avenue Chelsea early today, wiping out about eighty cars. Total loss estimated at 29000 dollars. Fireman O. S. Card was injured by falling pipe during the incident, believed incendiary in origin.
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Boston
Mass
Bomb Explodes in Tenement House Injures No One
A bomb exploded in a tenement at Williams Dury Street today, set by a gang suspected of blackmail. The blast damaged a five story building and endangered about fifty occupants. No injuries were reported.
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Associated Presa
New York
Best
Williams- Dury
Tolay
Eastern Wisconsin Conference Sessions Hear Notable Speakers
At Janesville the Eastern Wisconsin Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church continued its annual session with speakers including Forrest Reed of the Women's College Jacksonville and H C Jennings of a Cincinnati publishing company. Ministers transferred and new appointments outlined. evening lecture by Bishop McCabe on Libby Prison slated. announcements due next week.
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Janenville
Bishop McCabe Wild
Milwaukee
Wis
Janesville
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Forrest Reed
Women's College
Jacksonville
H. C. Jennings
Methodist Book Publiiation Company
Cincinnati
M. W. Satterfield
Chicago
Robert Forbes
Philadelphia
A. Co, George
New York
Sunday School Union
Davidson
Wisconsin Sunday Rest Dad Association
J. W. Loughlin
Madison
Ar. Vaughan
L. W. Nixon
Columbia River
Leon Hammitt
Rock River
A. C. Jett
Free Methodist Denominator
Wilbur E. Coffmann
Edward Jame
California
J. F. Farmer
W. J. Ward
Northwestern Kanga
Benjamin Babcock
North Dakota
C. Wentworth
Wieconsin
Pete A. W. Woodward
Samuel
W. W. Warmer
W. DB. Cox
BE. O. Bule
Jock T
B. F. Sanford
A. W. Stevens
W. J. Patton
Regents
Memorial University of Mason City
Young
Wentworth F. Stewart
Shop McCabe
Libby Prison
United States
Bryan speaks to crowds across Vinita and nearby towns
William J Bryan spoke in Vinita and Chelsea and Claremore after arriving from Ambrose. He addressed a crowd from the rear of his car and then spoke for an hour in a grove escorted by about four hundred horsemen before returning to Vinita.
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Associated Press
Vinita
J. T
William
Bryan
Chelsea
Claremore
Afuahdie
Cuban Intervention Looms as U S Steps Up Plans
Havana reports of possible American intervention grow. Taft and Bacon prepare to act, while General Funston arrives to gauge Cuban prospects. Secretary Taft may assume governorship if needed, aiming to hold elections and establish a new government. Marines and war ships poised for rapid action.
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Albert R. Couden
Louisiana
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Washington, D. C
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Hull
Mr. Hull
Prisoner Sentenced Ex-Superior Court Clerk To Work
In cell twenty two the Chicago bank courier Paul O Stenaland was moved to the penitentiary east wing and assigned to sorting at a broom factory. He will labor with John A Lynn, former clerk of the Superior Court, Chicago, under embezzlement sentence.
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Associated Preas
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Sent
Paul O Stenaland
Chicago
Couviet
John A. Lynn
Exselerk
Superior Court of Chicag
Democratic Nominee for New York Governor Candidate Profiling
The Democratic nominee for governor of New York is profiled as a publisher known for sensationalism and pandering. Once a 1900s hopeful for the presidency, he lost the last city race to Bryan era opponents and remains a controversial national figure in some quarters.
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Heargton
Leal
New-York
Peasants Revolt Spreads in Russia Amid Agrarian Unrest
Telegram from St Petersburg reports growing agrarian tension across Saratov Tamboy and lower Volga regions as October recruiting nears. Police resignations rise owners sell estates at cut prices and land values plunge from 80 to 36 per acre. In Viatka province uprisings at Malmaixzh and Knifgordtsk claim police and proclaim autonomy.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Saratév
Tamboy
Lower Volga
Viborg
Viatka
Malmaixzh
Knifigordtsk
Raiders storm Jiminez. officers jailed as militia rushes
A telephone message from Jiminez reports forty armed men raided the town during the night. The mayor, police chief, treasurer, and other city officials are jailed in central as government troops race toward Jiminez. Wires were cut before the message ended and advices of a battle were awaited. Diaz and Porfirio Diaz, crossing from Eagle Pass, remained quiet as many Mexicans slept there.
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Associated I'resa
Houston
Chronicle
Eagle Pass
Jiminez
Diaz Chudad
Porfirio Diaz
Arrow the Fiver
Roosevelt and New York Gubernatorial Campaign
Associated Press reports that if the current plank stands, Roosevelt will not participate in the New York gubernatorial race this year. He favored Charles E. Hughes for the Republican ticket and sent a telegram of congratulation to the candidate, planning a brief absence as he travels to Provincetown to join the North Atlantic Fleet. He returns Sunday morning.
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Associated Presa
Gisler Bay
N.Y
Carriml
Pere Hoosevelt
New York
Charles TF. Hughes
Tomaerroe
Provinertown
Mars
North Atlantic
Wabash Strike Ends With Wage Increase Granted
The strike of boilermakers machinists and blacksmiths on the Wabash Railway ends after a conference between the strike committee and Manager Henry Miller. Wages are raised following several days of agitation beginning Monday in Saint Louis.
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St Louise
Wabash Railway
Atickete’ Committee
Henry Miller
Wabash
Pike Centennial Observances Honor Pike Monument Unveiling
The Pike centennial week featured the unveiling of the Pike monument in Antler's park. A pioneer women reunion followed at the Alta Vista hotel for Colorado women who lived in the era around 1890.
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Associated Prensa
Colorado Springs
Cot
Antler's Park
Colorado
Alta Vista Hotel
Colornus
Earthquake Shakes San Juan Port Rico and Danish West Indies
A seismic tremor struck San Juan Puerto Rico at 1047 A M causing residents to flee into the streets with government buildings evacuated but no damage reported. In St Thomas Danish West Indies a sharp prolonged shock occurred early morning with no damage and noted increased quake frequency.
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San Juan de Jtorto Rico
Ciy
San Juan
Intenne
Danish West Indies
Talk of third ticket at Democratic convention
Delegates adjourned from the Democratic state convention at 22 0 clock and plan to travel home today. The discussion of a third ticket sparked sharp rhetoric as Sulzer supporters criticized Mrs Hearst and opponents debated the race in heated speeches.
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Associated Press
Perfulo
MenuMe
Deaths in Nekiml and Black Wolf Enliven Public Notice
Mrs Sophia Potratz wife of Alice Potrata died suddenly at home in Nekiml Wednesd ay age twenty five of heart failure. Funeral Sunday at one at residence and at Black Wolf Evangelical church at two. Burial in Black Wolf. Mrs Jennie Koch wife of Pred Koch a marine engineer died Wedn esday at St Marys hospital age fifty eight. Funeral Friday 2:20 at residence, burial Riverside. Rev Edward H Smith officiating. Infant William Edward Dougherty son of Mr and Mrs W N Dougherty died during the night at three years two months. Funeral Saturday 2 at residence, interment Lutheran cemetery Doty Street.
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Alice Potrata
Nekiml
Black Wolf
Be Aalock
Koch H
Jennie Koch
Pred J. Koch
School Street
Aled
Rooma
Spikes & McDonald
Edward H. Smith
Riverside
William Edward Dougherty
Httle
W. N. Dougherty
Oregon Street
Tronchitts
Doty Street
Toronto Street Railway Franchises Scrutiny At League Convention
Chicago dispatch reports the League of American Municipalities session opened with Mayor Emerson Coatsworth discussing Toronto street railways. He notes a 30 year lease granting exclusive traffic rights, city revenue growth, lawsuits, and a view that renewing the charter for the current company may not occur if reissued. Barry P. Nichola adds notes on New York franchise conditions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
League of American Municipalities
Quinoth
New Onbeang
Emerson Coatsworth
Toronto
Hart
Hood Service
Allway Company
Barry P. Nichola
New York
Death notices for Meyer Robinson Nichols and Nichols
Gustav Meyer 46 a teamster son of Louisa Meyer of 370 Thirteenth Street died Wednesday at home. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Rev W D Ahe officiating, Lutheran cemetery Doty. Nancy Robinson 75 died at 387 Main Street. Survived by husband and five children. Funeral arrangements pending. Cordelia Jane Nichols 74 died at 8 West Lincoln Avenue during the night. Funeral to be held Saturday by Rev A M Ayers. Interment to be in Wevaun. relatives to take body there.
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Gustav Meyer
Louisa Meyer
Thirteenth Street
Avax
Hright
Fred Lehrand
Willam Werternu
Bernhard
W. Db. Ahi
Merment
Doty Bicol
Robinson
Nancy Robinson
Main Atureet
Mia
George Freeman
Jerry Moon
Barney Nichols
Samuel Nichts
Levi Nichols
Nichols
Cordelia Jane Nichols
West
Lincoln Avenue
Teev
Special Golf Events at Algoma Country Club
Saturday at the Algoma Country Club features two special golf events for ladies and a handicap match for men. The ladies contest includes the Young Men's Cup and multiple putting matches, with entry notices due to Mia Delia Bauer by Friday. Gentlemen will form two or three six player fights for a round-robin handicap, with prizes for winners. meals end Saturday and bus service to West Algoma car line halts.
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Algoma Country Club
West Algoma
Imen
Entercas
Mia
Delia Bauer
Frost Hits Nebraska No Severe Weather Warned
The Nebraska area reports light frost with minimal damage. Northern Nebraska and southern South Dakota remain safe as the season’s first frost passes. Local forecasts expect warmer conditions and partly cloudy skies into Friday.
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Neb
Nebraska
South Dake
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