Taft Takes Command in Cuba as Troop Move Planned
Taft travels to the Havana palace to assume provisional governorship as General Funston prepares first division camps. Secretary Taft cables for troops from Newport News to Cuba, with 5,500 soldiers to sail as orders proceed and transport contracts briskly arranged. Public calm remains, business leaders welcome the transition while awaiting full sovereignty.
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Associated Press
Havana
Taft
Ralkce
Cuba
Funston
Bunston
Ubea
Washington, D. C
Oliver
War de Partimens
Barnstable
Mass
Newport News
Koon
War Department
Humphrey
Provisional Cuban government set to restore order under Taft
The United States establishes a provisional Cuban government after the Cuban president resigns and Congress fails to act. Taft announces that the US will restore order and protect life and property, with the Cuban flag to be hoisted and Cuban departments to report for instruction.
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Taft
Cuba
Congress
Republic of Cuba
Palma
United States
Havana
Roosevelt
Alexandro Rodriguez
Carlos Roloff
William H. Taft
Mayflower Carries Roosevelt to Watch Naval Maneuvers
President Roosevelt sails from Oyster Bay aboard the Mayflower to observe a six hour naval exercise off Barnstable Mass. The North Atlantic squadron with six battleships, the Maine flagship, and cruisers join for the demonstration. Wireless links with Havana monitor Cuba affairs from sea.
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Associated Press
Barnstable
Mass
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Mayflower
Maine
Missouri
Mhinois
Alabama
Kearearge
Towa
Yankton
Cuba
Havana
White House
Anchorage
Revolt Isle of Pines Report From Marinette Letter
A Marinette man on the Isle of Pines reports the Cuban insurgents spreading to the island with natives gathering for war. Americans on the island remain wary though not fearful as three American warships nearby could land troops if needed to protect U S residents already there. Many Wisconsin residents from Milwaukee Oshkosh Ripon Fond du Lac Green Bay and Marinette are living on the island.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marinette
A. R. Laing
Isle of Pines
Mand
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Ripon
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Santa Rosa Station Quarantine Telegraph Report
Surgeon General Wyman received a telegram from Dr. White at Santa Rosa Island near Pensacola reporting a storm damage at the quarantine station. The building was destroyed, ten people aboard, five rescued alive, two officers missing, property and records lost, launch Genevieve status unknown. Further details awaited.
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Washington, D. C
Wyman
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Iate
P C. White
Santa Rose Island
Pensaco
Genevieve
Beard
Pensacola
Herge College Rush Ends in Injuries on Campus
A freshmen and sophomores rush at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio left three men badly hurt and one seriously injured. Earl S Houlton a Lucasville freshman remained unconscious since midnight while Clifton Smith of Delaware and D O Adams of Sandusky recovered consciousness after being carried from the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Earl S. Houlton
Lucasville
Clifton Smith
Adamz
Sandusky
Wall Engaged to Former Stenographer Martha Ahrendt
Edward C. Wall a former Wisconsin Democratic leader announces engagement to his former stenographer and secretary Martha Ahrendt. Wall, 63, widower for under two years, and Ahrendt 25, wedding date not yet set. Wall long active in Milwaukee clubs and two term president of the Milwaukee chamber of commerce.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Edward ,C. Wall
National Democratic Iommitteeman
Wisconsin
Democratic State Central Committee of
St. Louis
Martha Ahrendt
Wall
Ahrendt
Hearst Likely Defeated in New York Governor Race
Milwaukee report quotes Henry H. Rogers predicting Hearst failure to win New York governor. He cites limited support beyond Hearst papers and The News, notes possible bolting by William Travers Jerome to Hughes, and mentions German Zeitung editor Ritter opposing Hearst while supporting Hughes. Roosevelt appears aligned with the public.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Hearst
New York
Henry H. Rogers
Journal
Pfister
News
Tammany Organ
William ‘Travers Jerome
Hughes
New York Staats Zeitung
Herman Ritter
Atte Hughes
Roosevelt
Mr. Rogera
Mr. Rogers
Consecration of Charles Schadding as Orexon Bishop
In La Grange near Chicago, Charles Schadding was today consecrated as the third bishop of the Diocese of Orexon in Emmanuel Church. The ceremony, officiated by Rt. Rev. Daniel Sylvester Tuttle of Missouri, drew a crowded congregation despite bad weather.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Protestant Episcopal Church
Charles Schadding
Diocess of
Orexon
Emmanuel
Bank Wrecker Fox Arrested In Middleport Case
C. Fox, charged with wrecking the Middleport bank, was arrested here today. He says he sold the bank to Vice President Armentrout months ago and had no further involvement in the matter.
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Associated Presa
Pomeroy
B.E
Strong Gale Rages Through Hong Kong Overnight
In Hong Kong a strong gale lashed the city last night as forecast by the weather observatory. Residents were warned of the arriving Ping all the Inhabitants and seafaring workers searched for opportunities amid the tumult.
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Hong Kong
Associated Press
Hongkong
Sept. B
Weather Observatory
Lighthouse Swept Away
Reports from New Orleans describe the death of Captain Johnson the Horn Salanght keep er and his wife and daughter after the lighthouse keeper’s house toppled into the Mississippi Sound during a storm. The first eastbound trek to New Orleans brought the accounts.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Captain Johnson
Mississippi Sound
Horn Talandght
Poisoning Suspected in Death at Winneconne
Inquest into A A Hoxie death near Winneconne Wisconsin resumes. Physicians testify symptoms align with strychnine poisoning though ptomaine poisoning remains possible. A pharmacist cited purchase of strychnine for rat poison last May. chemist reports no poison found in stomach analysis. An adjournment delays verdict while a bench warrant issue for Mrs Hoxie is debated.
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Winneconne
Wis
A. A. Hoxie
Thig Lage
Burns
Hoxto
Combs
Oshkosh
Becker
Horie
US to Carry Troops to Cuba From Newport News
The Sumner, an army transport at New York, and nine commercial steamers will likely be used to send the first expedition to Cuba from Newport News. The Sumner can carry 768 men and the others about 90 each.
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US Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States Army
Sumner
New York
Cuba
Newport
Connecticut Battleship Commissioned At New York Yard
The Connecticut, the newest American battleship and first built in a U S government navy yard, was placed in commission at the New York navy yard today. The report mentions other items like portraits, society notes, and local notices in the same page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
New York
Associated Seas
New York Navy Yard
Rear end collision kills seven on Pennsylvania train
Seven killed and many injured when the New York express rear ended the Long Branch train near Eddington Pennsylvania. Rescue teams and ambulances responded as brakes allegedly failed and engineers escaped unscathed.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railway
Atddington
New York
New York Express
Bristol
ReSscUr
West Philadelphia
George Stroup
Eddington
Stroup
The
Oshkosh Postoffice Announces Civil Service Exam
Officials in Oshkosh urge applicants for the November 21 civil service exam in the city for clerks and carriers. Prospective test takers should request blanks from C. B. McCabe at the post office building. The age limit is eighteen to forty.
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Oshkosh
C. B. McCabe
Thx
Missionary Hartwig Harms to Speak at Lutheran Church
American missionary to India, Hartwig Harms, who has just returned after a long absence, is in the city this afternoon. At the invitation of Rev. W. D. Abt, he will give an address at the Eighth Street Lutheran Church.
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Eighth Street Lutheran Church
Hartwig Harms
India
W. D. Ab
Saat
Missionary Harms to Speak on Hindu Empire at Lutheran church
The Eighth Street Lutheran church invites the public to a 7:30 p m Sunday service by Mr Harms who has spent twenty years in India preaching Christianity. He tours the country with insights into Hindu empire and is considered an engaging speaker. He is guest of Mr AL during his visit.
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Harms
India
Joe
Man Claims Vast Wealth in Delusion at Sheriff's Home
At about 6:80 this morning an elderly man demanded to sell a supposed United States judge and claimed ownership of 250000. He appeared unbalanced and was taken into custody. Osborn J. Barteau, recently escaped from the Outngamie county insane asylum, is being held as authorities arrange transfer. He is reportedly well connected and claimed others were spending his money.
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Simpson
United States
Hom
Osborn J. Barteau
Outngamie County Insane Asylum
Department For Incurables
Appleton
Barteau
Moore Barteau
the Asylum
Cuban Legation at Sea Detail Slipping Instructions
Washington September reports describe Cuba's legation at sea and the halted arrival of formal instructions. Secretary Tafs proclamation and Palma's assurances leave Quesada awaiting proper orders by mail as ministers travel Europe.
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Washington, D.C
Tafs
Tolay
Cuba
Presa
Legation
Quesada
Europe
Palma
VICTIMS OF THE STORM DRIVE CALAMITY REPORTS
Birmingham dispatches detail hurricane devastation from Mobile to Pensacola. Dozens dead, including crew and civilians. Coden and Alabama Port wiped out. Bay Shore line vessels damaged. Dauphin Island settlement reportedly destroyed. Pensacola reports twenty five deaths and widespread wreckage with ships, quarantine stations, forts, and navy facilities heavily damaged.
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Venancolm
Associated Pres
Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
Alabama Port
Coden
Bowen
Bay Shore Railroad
Bay Shore Road
Thomas McDonald
Navy Cave
Fort Morgan
Frank Midgett
Navy Cove
Bay
Mobile Bay
Fate Hope
Battle Point
Clear
Marlow
David Rice
Mobile and Bay Shore Railway
Dauphin Island
Louieville and Nashville Railroad
Bayou Sara Bridge
Seth Pipe
Magazine Point
Pensacola
Dengacola
Fla
Overlander
Eva F. Prenties
Jordan
Edward Hughes
le Bran Gonzales
George Gonzales
T. F. Matthews
Quarantine Hospital
Collier and Ross
Quarantine Staion
Bagdad
George Morgan
Bank sale seals defunct Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
President of the First National Bank acts as representative for a newly organized security bank and buys the building and fixtures of the defunct Milwaukee Avenue State Bank for 0.00 in Judea Brentyno's court. Weather observations and forecasts accompany the report with routine data and notes from government weather authorities.
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Associated Press
Chelga
Rin
First National Park
Security Bank
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Judea Brentyno
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Matanzas
Bayamo, S
Vmany Wsconsin
Santa Rosa Station
Winnebago County
Asphob
Daily Northwestern
Saturdy
Herge
College Rush
Freahmen
Edward C Wall
Maken 4 Linkasement
Ikenry HH. Skogers
Ponticx
Episcopal Church
la Grange
Man Sayan
Long Ano
Povoon
Jamestoun Siporison
Seeeewee
Wisconsin & NJ Road of Education
Winnebaro
Weerreaebe Coe Lincoln
Sporting News
Seegueryass
Eddingyos
New Yorke Cxpresa
Long Heand Lexprexa
Cauxe
Taalvanin Honch
Mot Journal
Postoffice
Speaks
Gibern Barte
Outugamie County
Wim
Jeferson Avenue
Mina Tallmadge
Jefferson Av
Harry Grunske
Harry 3Inx Grunske
Max Grunske
Vinland
Brooks’ Corners
Herman Peters
Tenth Street
P. Watkins
Riverside Cemetery
Nichols
Cordelia Jane Nichola
West Lineal Avenue
A. M. Ayers
First Run
Wevnuwega
Wisconsin Central
Eximia
SOUTH
SUGW
Mladred
Santa Rosa
Fort Perkins
Artery
Fort. McRae
United States Naval Station
Myren
Gloucester
Wasp
Isle de
Stensland Boaflding and Fixtures
Wasamum-Mintnung
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