Browne Acquitted Sparks Libel Suit Rumor
Chicago September reports Browne, Democratic Leader, acquitted after 21 hours of deliberation on Lorimer bribery charges. He refused to confirm or deny plans to sue Roosevelt for libel. Verdict triggered courtroom uproar while Browne, tearful, thanked his defense team and vowed to fight on re election. State’s Attorney Wayman, frustrated, prepares Springfield bribery trial evidence.
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Matter of
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Charles B. Erbstein
Springfield
Sangamon County
Wayman
Ireland Is Seventy Two Birthday at Eucharistic Congress
Montreal Sept 10 Archbishop John Ireland of St Paul reaches his seventy second birthday on the eve of the Eucharistic congress. Delegates prepare to honor the distinguished churchman with special recognitions tomorrow.
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Montreal
John Ireland
St. Paul
Mosby's Raiders Meet in Virginia Reunion
One of the most successful reunions of Colonel Mosby's Rangers began today in Herndon Fairfax County near Richmond with significant participation and reflective events honoring the historic unit.
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Fairfax
AEROPLANE PALLS AND HAMILTON IS HURT
Sacramento Calif Sept 10 Charles Hamilton aviator who fell from 50 feet in his aeroplane last night said today he would fly again as soon as he could leave bed Hamilton was seriously injured but improving His fall followed an unusually good flight He outran an automobile and was descending when his rudder jammed and the machine turned over His head was badly cut and his left side sclaed
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Hamilton
Back to the Farm Show in Switzerland Opens
Lausanne opens the eighth Swiss National Exposition of Agriculture Horticulture and Forestry offering insights for reclaiming mountainous lands. American experts study Swiss methods to revive abandoned hill farms in New York New England Ozarks Alleghenies Rockies and other regions. Cattle raising and meticulous breed selections highlight Switzerland as a model for maximizing mountain farming potential.
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Robert Chanler's Sad Awakening
New York reports reveal Robert Chanler, famed suitor for Lina Cavalieri, is broke and in hiding after returning from Europe. He allegedly transferred his $30,000 annual income to his wife, who now pays him $20 a month for expenses, with marriage on June 16 and rumors of a separation denied by both.
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Lina Cavalier
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Europe
Lina Denies Report in Paris Marriage Dispute
Paris Sept 10 Mme Lina Cavalliera Chanler's bride denies forcing property transfer before marriage or cutting off with a $20 monthly allowance. She says she will rejoin him as soon as she recovers from an operation travel permitting.
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Roosevelt to Speak in Columbus Tonight
Cincinnati dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt left for Columbus with Congressman Longworth and 15 speakers scheduled to address crowds there tonight after his arrival.
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Longworth
New England Championships Held at Berwick Park Norwood
New England Association amateur athletes contest the annual track and field championships in Boston at Berwick Park Norwood this afternoon. A gold medal signifies New England champion in each event with silver and bronze for second and third.
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Senior Metropolitan Championships at Travers Island
Met championships headline a meet in New York on September 19 at Travers Island. Elite district athletes gather for a final prep ahead of nationals, with top sprinters and field rivals expected to compete for titles and records.
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Travers Island
Rich Turfman Out of Danger in Lexington Report
Lexington Kentucky September 10 according to physicians James Keane the New York millionaire trufman who was seriously ill at a hospital is now virtually out of danger
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Lexington
James Keane
New York
Trufman
Mackays Prefer Maritime Pleasures Aboard North Star
Mr and Mrs Clarence Mackay choose maritime pleasures over Highlands after visiting Highland and returning briefly to London. They joined Mr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt on the yacht North Star for the voyage.
England Faces Great Strike Threat Across Industry
London Sept 10 England stands at the threshold of a national industrial strike as boiler makers repudiated by their leaders fail to settle disputes with ship builders. The lockout could idle about fifty thousand workers, with potential impact above one hundred thousand if unresolved. Cotton mills in Lancashire, involving twelve thousand unionists, and Great Northern railway employees seek wage increases and shorter hours.
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Lancastershire
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Portland Food and Industrial Exhibition Opens Monday
Preparations for the Portland food and industrial exhibition are complete. One hundred fifty carpenters and decorators worked to build booths and decorate the armory for what will be the largest indoor exhibition in the Northwest, with attendance expected at 150000.
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King Emanuel Demands Ban On ElkIngs-Abruzi Rumors
London dispatches report King Emanuel of Italy furious over rumors involving Katherine Elkins and Abruzi affair. He ordered Premier Luzzati to seize all dispatches sent to foreign newspapers about the matter.
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Italy
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Montreal Jockey Club Fall Meeting Opens at Blue Bonnets
Montreal on September 10 hosts a record fall meeting as major stables from Helmont Hildreth Cassut Madden Keene Hitchcook and others travel to Canada after New York racing restrictions. The eight day program promises top national and international thoroughbreds in a historic turf showcase.
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Keene
United States
Committee IO Split in Twain
The anti Ballingerites refuse to obey Nelson’s call for a Chicago meeting and cannot achieve a quorum. Graham is elected chairman and a report against Richard Ballinger is adopted claiming he is unfit as secretary of the interior and should resign. An Independent report supports Ballinger’s removal and Pinchot charges. Findings to be printed and filed with Congress.
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Congress
Nagle Favors Stricter Exclusion Of Hindus
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Nagel departs for Washington after inspecting the local immigration bureau in San Francisco. He advocates tougher rules for Hindus and other oriental immigrants, saying changes are likely on his return to the capital.
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Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Washington
Wife murder suspect eludes hounds and posse
George Reid, charged with murdering his 20 year old wife at Clayburn British Columbia, evades bloodhounds and a posse after a hot pursuit. He is believed to have escaped toward Seattle as BC offers a 500 dollar reward for his capture.
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George Reid
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Seattle
British Columbia
Round-up committee doubles prizes for events
Pendleton crowds will see a $2,600 prize pool after the Round-up committee doubled prizes for events. Special excursion trains will bring visitors from Portland Spokane and Heppner for the final day. Clayton Dunks is to bring six horses including Steamboat Teddy Roosevelt and four others. General McMurray and ONeill visited Pendleton boosting turnout plans.
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Jack O'Neill
Oregon
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Sumpter Valley
Black Diamond to Join Round-Up as Wild Hero
Sheriff T D Taylor reports letters promising strong turnout for the frontier show. W C Gibbs of Susanville says he will bring the notorious Black Diamond and relay horses for the round-up and a chariot race. Gibbs will bring animals several days early to ensure readiness.
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Sime
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Chinese gunmen arrive in Oakland in tong war spread
Oakland police fear the tong war has moved from San Francisco to the city after seven gunmen arrive. Chinese quarters show unrest with streets in Chinatown nearly desert and special police on guard.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Curtiss and White to For Big Prizes
Boston reports Glen Curtiss will attempt to win the $10,000 prize for a fight to Boston and return, a feat Graham White failed to achieve Tuesday. White will make another trial for the prize and also seek the distance and duration prizes. If successful in all three, he would claim $14,000.
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Glen Curtiss
Graham White
White
Hill Denounces Heney as Liar in Graft Claim
St Paul Sept 10 James J Hill condemned Francis J Heney former graft prosecutor at San Francisco as the short and uglier word for his remarks before the conservation congress He accused Heney of willful falsification and said no Great Northern or related party received land from the federal government at 10 an acre asserting the charges were naked falsehoods and innuendo.
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James J. Hill
Francis
J. Heney
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Great Northern
Cruett Willows Performs Aerial Feat Over London
London spectators watched Cruett Williams fly around Crystal Palace twice circle St Pauls home and cross the Thames twice. He covered fifteen miles without an option to land and was forced to circle back to the palace to land.
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London
Cruett Williams
Crystal Palace
Pius X Moves to Check Modernism Motu Proprio Issued
Rome Pope Pius X issues a motu proprio reinforcing anti modernist rules. Bishops and college leaders must monitor young clergy to combat error, forbid reading newspapers, and keep scholars focused. All professors acolytes confessors and officials must swear loyalty to sound Catholic doctrine.
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Pius X
Fie Fatine Is Prohibited Rioters Attack Bari Sanitary Office
Following an ordinance banning figs due to a cholera scare in Bari Italy a mob of about 2000 attacked the local sanitary office and assaulted the employee. Carbineers intervened and dispersed the rioters wounding 23 people.
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Italy
Bari
Here
Lillian Russell Stages New Play In Search of a Sinner
Lillian Russell unveils a new play titled In Search of a Sinner claiming it will be an easy project. The production themes and casting details remain forthcoming as previews begin.
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Lillian Russell
Catholic Mass at Montreal Prompts Anti Protestant Rhetoric
At a Montreal gathering the Cardinal Archbishop of New York led a pontifical high mass before over 78,000 attendees as the Eac hhariste congress neared its close. Father Vaughn warned that race death by own action and church death by own action threaten civilization, denouncing working women who seek outside employment and predicting Protestantism’s decline as the Catholic Church asserts greater societal control.
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Fletcher Field
Farley
New York
Father Vaughn
Vaughn
Big Parade Tomorrow in Montreal Crowning Event
A grand procession honoring the blessed sacrament will march through Montreal tomorrow afternoon led by Cardinal Vannutelli. Sir Wilfrid Laurier the Canadian prime minister and the Duke of Norfolk will join city officials and judges as lay dignitaries guard the procession. Four miles of streets will host forty triumphal arches with thousands of Catholics from local and distant cities watching.
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Cardinal Vannutell
Wilfred Laurier
Canada
Duke of Norfolk
United States
Victims of Ferry Disaster Mourned by Ludington
Ludington mourns the ferry disaster victims with 28 drowned residents, as families grieve in the wake of yesterday's tragedy. The entire town feels the loss with many households affected by the deaths and the community coming together in sorrow.
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Ludington
Poindexter Closes Seattle Campaign Rally
Congressman Poindexter, insurgent candidate for the U S Senate nomination, closed his Seattle campaign with a Dreamland rink rally drawing about six thousand supporters who cheered the speaker after the event on Sept 9.
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Seattle
United States
Dreamland Rink
German Catholics to Convene Fifty-Fifth Central Verein Meet
German Catholics from New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and Connecticut will attend the fifty fifth annual convention of the German Roman Catholic Central Verein opening in Newark tomorrow. The five day gathering will include parades and events designed to engage the general public.
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