Adieus to Roosevelts as He Heads to Washington
President Roosevelt leaves Oyster Bay for Washington amid cheers and flags along Audrey Avenue. A high turnout of neighbors, schoolchildren, and young women sing farewell as a white dove emblem marks peace with Russia and Japan. A wagon axle breaks en route but no danger is faced. Roosevelts travel aboard Nassau to Jersey City and transfer to the special train.
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Vyoung
Associated Press
Oyster Bay
L. T
Roosevelt
Washinngton
Audrey
Russia
Japan
Daughters of the Revolution
Sagamore Hill
John A. Weeks
Washington
Ethel
Archie
Quentin
Funeral for Wheeler H. Peckham Draws Notables
A somber service for Wheeler H. Peckham at Bartholomew's church Madison avenue drew judges lawyers and statesmen including Elihu Root and William H Hornblower Honorary pallbearers Rufus W Peckham of the Supreme Court and Alton B Parker attended delegations from Union College alumni and the Bar association The body was later taken to Albany for burial.
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Associated Press
New York
Wheeler H. Peckham
Bartholomew's Church
Madison Avenue
Leighton Parks
St. Bartholomew's
Elihu Root
William H. Hornblower
Witte Elevated to Count and Honored by Emperor
St Petersburg dispatch reports M. Witte created a count after remaining for lunch aboard the imperial yacht Polar Star. Emperor William of Germany awarded Germany’s Black Eagle and presented a gold framed portrait bearing the emperor’s inscription. Witte praised the monarchs, noting their admiration for his service.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
M. Witte
St Petersburg
Nicholas
Polar Star
Berlin
William
Searching for druggist linked to Winthrop suitcase tragedy
Boston authorities are seeking a south end druggist missing about a week who matches the description of the man who bought the suitcase that contained the torso of a woman. He is said to have ties to south end physicians suspected of irregularities and is being pursued by state and city police.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
South End
Joseph Berkman
Chadwick case seeks new trial in Cincinnati appeal
Attorneys Wing and Daley travel to Cincinnati to argue before the U S district court of appeals for a new trial for Mrs. Chadwick. She remains in the county jail since her arrest last winter and believes a new trial will be granted.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Wing and Daley
Cincinnati
United States District Court of Appeals
Chadwick
New Ocean Line Opens Between Southampton and New York
London Sept 20 A new roundabout steamship service between Southampton and New York is inaugurated with the Royal Mail Steam Packet steamer Tagus sailing from Southampton. The voyage will call at West Indian ports and proceed to New York on a fortnightly schedule.
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Associatea Press
London
Southampton
New York
Royal Mail Steam Packet
Fire destroys Red Co. oil plant and more in Highland Town
A destructive blaze in Baltimore suburb Highland Town today consumed the Red Co. oil plant and the Sherwood Brothers plant, a street railway car barn, several dwellings and businesses. Loss estimated at 300000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Highland Town
Red Co. O11 Company
Sherwood Brothers
Educator Dies Abroad At Thirty In Athens
New York September 30 The death of Theodore Woolsey Heermance director of the American school at Athens was announced by a cablegram from Professor Wheeler of Columbia University. Heermance had been ill for several weeks with typhoid fever and was thirty years old.
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Long Island City
Nassau
Ferney City
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railway
Washington
Plymouth Hock
Associated Press
New York
Theodore Woolsey Heermance
American School At
Athens
Wheeler
Columbia University
Heermance
Inspector Dismissed for Chinese Smuggling at Buffalo N C
Washington Sept 830 The department of commerce and labor dismissed James A Anderson an inspector at Buffalo N C from the Immigration service for participating in smuggling Chinese across the Canadian border into the United States.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce and Labor
Immigration Service
James A Anderson
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Yellow fever outlook lifts quarantine plans in New Orleans
In New Orleans weekly fever figures show improvement with experts Souchon and White endorsing raising passenger quarantine after mid October. City influx continues as new caves of yellow fever reach 2981 since Friday 6 p m and deaths total 387. At Pensacola two deaths reported and no new cases, outlook favored.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Souchon
State Board of Health
Dr. White
Marine Hospital Service
Pensacola
Pensacola Fla
Appleton Man Linked To McCarty Kidnapping Plot
An Appleton motorist is said to have been approached to join Cabot in trying to persuade the missing farmer Michael McCarty to surrender money and property valued around 29000. The development adds to the suspected circle around Cabot, who faces kidnapping charges in Outagamie county.
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Grecial
Appleton
Wis
McCarty
Cabot
Michael McCarty
Outagamie County
Strike Begins Monday In Twin Cities Printers
Strikes of union printers are set to start Monday across St Paul and Minneapolis as the Typographical Union enforces its demand for an eight hour day. About 700 workers are expected to participate with the Typotheme opposing concessions. Shops will be open October 2 if no agreement is reached, and both sides vow to stand firm despite union and nonunion recruitment efforts.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Typographical Union
Twin Cities
Nordica Arrives From Havre on La Lorraine
New York dispatch reports the steamer La Lorraine brought Madam Lilian Nordica. Also aboard were J. J. Jusserand the French ambassador to Washington, Captain Fournier military attaché, and Lieutenant Commander R C Smith naval attaché from Paris.
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Associated Press
New York
Havre
Lilian Nordica
J. J. Jusserand
Washington
Fournier
R. C. Smith
United States
Paris
Madison Kargus Case Faces License Revocation Action
Madison Wisconsin September 80. The mayor city clerk and the entire council were cited to appear in court Monday to show cause why the license of a saloonkeeper convicted of law breaking was not revoked.
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Associated Press
Madison, Wis
Mississippi Battleship Launched at Cramp Yard
In Philadelphia on September 0, the battleship Mississippi was launched with a distinguished party of guests. Miss Mabel Clare Money, daughter of Senator Money, served as sponsor. The vessel and its sister ship Idaho displace 13,000 tons each, with the Mississippi among the first to bear this capacity alongside later ships Vermont Kansas and Minnesota in building programs.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Mississippi
William Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company
Mabel Clare Money
United States
Senator Money
Idaho
Vermont
Kansas
Minnesota
Suez Canal to Reopen to Ships by October
Port Said Egypt Sept 20 authorities announce canal will reopen to traffic of all ships by October after closure. Government officials say preparations are underway and full operations expected soon.
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Associated Press
Port Said
Egypt
Heavy 16000-ton ships boast unmatched naval batteries
The passage notes vessels displacing 16,000 tons, likening the Mississippi to several battleships of equal size and asserting no other navy fields batteries as heavy. It emphasizes the unique heft of these ships' armament compared with peers.
Mr Cole Gone Special to The Northwestern
Milwaukee report says Arthur A. Cole a clerk of court faces a warrant for embezzlement of 2148 entrusted to him by litigants. His five year old son died, he left for Pound to arrange the funeral, and he may have skipped to Canada. Wife seeks divorce from seven named women. office shortages may reach 5000. Cole, 35, left Marinette four years ago amid prosperity. He has seven children in destitute circumstances and has been traced toward Engies Michigan and possibly Canada.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Marinette
Arthur A. Cole
Cour
Cole
Canada
Cele
Engies
Mich
Dora Thimmins
Mysterious death of lawyer Albert Valentine shocks New York
In a St. Andrew hotel room Herbert Valentine a wealthy lawyer and bar association member killed himself with a pistol. Found with about $200 cash, two suitcases, and two vital items, his overcoat folded beside luggage. The act appears to be a self inflicted gunshot to the mouth.
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Associated Press
New York
Herbert Valentine
St. Andrew Hotel
Mr. Valentine
Bar Association
Ohio Town Burning in Jeffersonville Fire Spurs Help
A tele phone message from Jeffersonville reporting a blaze in the business district spread toward homes. Fire communications are down as the town of 1,500 asks for a steamer and local assistance. exchanges burned, contact lost, emergency response needed.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ohio
Jeffersonville
Paine Lumber Company Sued Over Child Labor Permit
State Factory Inspector F. H. Harbeck and Truant Officer James Bowen served a summons on the Paine Lumber Company in Oshkosh, charging violation of Wisconsin child labor law by employing Bernard Lisbeth, fourteen, without a permit between September 2 and 27, 1905. The case, civil in nature, returns for preliminary hearing on October 7 in municipal court. Also noted:Catholic churches push for harsher measures, and truancy officer Bowen warns of broader factory abuses. five youths charged with grand larceny after breaking into a stand at the Driving Park, with possible transfer to the state industrial school.
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F. H. Harbeck
James Bowen
Paine Lumber Company
Wisconsin
Harbeck
Bernard Lisbeth
Grant Street
Lisbeth
Iblsbeth
Lisbbeth
Lizbeth
Bowen
Oshkosh
Paine Company
Father Wibbert
St. Vincent's Church
Oregon Street
George M. Haverty
New Driving Park
Ao Municipal
George Litsch
Michael la Garde
William and Albert Holmes
Charles Turner
Mberty
State Industrial School For Boys
Waukesha
Oshkosh Boys Charged With Theft In Citywide Crackdown
Police hinge on a spate of juvenile theft cases in Oshkosh as officers arrest youths, including Roy Gethe l, for breaking into James E Sanders stand at Main and Algoma. Getenel confessed. Judge Gom allowed him to repay the stolen goods before further action.
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Oshkosh
Roy Getehel
James E. Sanders
Main
Algoma
Gom
Judgment Ordered for Plaintiff in Hotel Case
In circuit court Judge Burnell ordered judgment for W. B. Thewalt against W. B. Smith and Lois Smith for 291.25 due to omitted property in a hotel sale. Florence E. Schleisng was granted a divorce from Frank C. Schleisng with 25 property division award. Annie E. Kittridge vs Wisconsin Central Railroad saw a verdict and a pending motion for directed verdict continued for a week due to absent counsel.
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Circuit
Burnell
W. B. Thewalt
W. B. Smith
Lois Smith
Florence E. Schleisng
Frank C. Schleisng
Tatee
Omro
Marrige
Annie E. Kittridge
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
cir+ enit
Death of Louis Nelson at 29 A Local Trunk Company Bookkeeper
Louis Nelson of 215 Cherry avenue died about midnight Friday after a prolonged illness following an appendectomy at St Marys hospital. The operation revealed rupture of the appendix. despite a brief improvement he succumbed as poison spread through his system. He would have been thirty next January. Survived by wife and a five year old daughter. parents Mr and Mrs BR Nelson of Neenah. Funeral Sunday at 1 PM at home, Rev A M Ayers presiding, with Miss Martha Williamson and Mr Heman H Powers singing. The remains will go to Neenah at 2 PM for interment by interurban car.
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Louis Nelson
Cherry Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
BR. Nelson
Neenah
Schmit Brothers’ Trunk Company
A. M. Ayers
First Presbyterian Church
Martha Willamson
Heman H. Powers
Oshkosh Normal Leads Kaukauna 17 In Early Football
Oshkosh Normal school dominates early play at Driving Park, opening with a 17 to 0 lead over Kaukauna in a 2:15 kickoff game. Phelan returned a kickoff 100 yards for a TD with strong Interference, then Ring broke through for a third score as Kaukauna struggles to respond.
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Kaukauna
Oshkosh Normal School
Oshkosh
Phelan
Ling
Ring
Katkauna Sp Pense Wenk
Clash in Schandein will contest túe public hearing heated
Milwaukee judges contends over whether to hold continuation of the Schandein will contest hearings publicly or privately amid a fiery clash between attorneys Charles F Fawcett for the contestants and Charles Quarles for Jacob Heyl. Judge Carpenter took the issue under advisement as witnesses were examined.
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Quarles
de Pablle-fawcett
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Schandein
Charles F. Fawcett
Charles Quarles
Jacob Heyl
Carpenter
Fawcett
Mr. Quarles
United States
Misapplied Funds Convicts Henry Lear in Bank Case
Henry Lear former president of the Doylee town National Bank in Pennsylvania was convicted in federal court of willful misapplication of bank funds. He was acquitted on two counts of embezzlement and abstraction. Bail was raised to 10 000 pending appeal. Brock former cashier and Lear’s brother in law faces trial for a similar charge.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Henry Lear
Doyleetown
National Bank
United States District Court Today
McPherson
Lear
George P. Brock
Bank
Triad
Strike Settled for Mail Wagon Drivers in New York
The U S mail wagon drivers strike in New York ends with a midnight return to work. Union says wages rise twenty five cents daily for double teams and fifteen cents for single teams, plus overtime concessions and other union gains.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Webster Manual Training School Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Webster Manual Training School Omro were filed with the secretary of state Madison. Incorporators Edward Sargent Louis M Webster and BE Hicks. The plan follows a will left about 20 000 by late Omro lumberman Webster for a manual training school. Building plans by A D Conover of Madison.
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Madison
Wis
Webster Manual Training School
Omro
Secretary of State
Edward Sargent
Louis M. Webster
BE. R. Hicks
Webster
A. D. Conover
Grand Trunk strike disrupts yard work in Chicago
Chicago railway officials report that Grand Trunk yard workers struck last night while a small group of non union switchmen assisted in making up trains and throwing switches in the yards. Division Superintendent EF W Egan and Assistant Superintendent W E B Cestello oversaw the operations as tensions risk prolonging the disruption. Showers and cooler weather forecast for Sunday into Monday with light winds and possible changes in precipitation.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Grand Trunk Road
EF. W. Egan
W. EB. Costello
M. J. Conron
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