Roosevelt slur sparks mudslinging in campaign debate
Missouri Governor William B Cowherd says Roosevelt accuses Democrats of a 300000 fund left over from the last campaign while Taft gains support. Roosevelt’s attempts at attention are a mudslinging tactic to aid his protege Haskell. Taft’s rally in Clinton features Taft’s improved voice and a judge Taft event in Davenport sees a platform collapse without injuries.
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Roosevelt
William 8. Cowherd
Missouri
Star-Chronicle
Richland
Misouri
Cowherd
Taft
Haskell
Clinton
Richardson
Cumming
Haskell Declares Innocence Before Chicago Conference
Guthrie Sept 25. Governor Haskell, en route to Chicago for talks with Gal Bryan, issued a statement denying President Roosevelt's charges through Bryan's telegram. He claims the Prairie Oil franchise existed before statehood and accuses Roosevelt's interior secretary of granting it. He says Roosevelt misstates the removal of professors and cites labor unions opposing a veto on a broad labor bill.
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Guthrie, Ohin
Chicago
Gal Bryan
Haskell
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Prairie Oj Company
Oklahom I
Kroadsaovelt
Schhools
Oklahoma Land Fraud Claims Echo in Governor Roosevelts Debate
The text shows an exchange where a speaker asserts his role as an innocent purchaser in Oklahoma land fraud cases, while Governor Haskell criticizes the president with accusations resembling those Roosevelt directed at him. The dialogue hints at political conflict and cross accusation between key figures.
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Oklahoma
Haskell
Roosevelt
Wind Forces Wright Down After Short Test Flight
In Le Mans France on September 25 Wilbur Wright's official flight was cut short after 36 minutes 14 seconds when wind forced him to land He plans another official flight later at 7 o clock this evening with spectators and officials present in Le Mans
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Lemans
France
Wilbur Wright
Portland Blue Sunday Stock Inventory Report
District Attorney Cameron asserts Oregon blue laws must be enforced to the letter while Portland Police Chief Gritzmaker leads a city effort to limit Sunday activity. A Telegram list details permitted and banned actions on blue Sunday, ranging from liquor sales to public baths and groceries, with only theaters, undertakers, livery stables, doctors, drug stores, stick makers, and butchers allowed to operate. Cameron defers questions on permitted venues to the police chief and hints at further announcements.
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Cameron
Oregon
Grutemacher
Portland
George J. Cameron
Multnomah County
Gritzmacker
Cruiser Colorado Drafts Crew at Puget Sound Yard
The cruiser Colorado under Captain Underwood sails from Puget Sound Navy Yard to San Francisco to receive a draft of men for its crew. The people of Colorado have presented the vessel with a silver service.
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Puget Sound Navy’ Yard
Colorado
Underwood
San Franciscn
Italians Suspected in Large Redding Fire Incident
In Redding on September 16 police hold two Italians as suspects in an incendiary blaze that damaged a large part of the business district yesterday. Wholesale arrests are expected as the investigation continues.
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Redding
Cal
Central West Brotherhood of Trainmen mark silver jubilee
Delegates from the local Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen in the central west gather in Chicago for the silver jubilee celebration. The program includes a banquet and ceremonial events as part of the historic anniversary.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Altiland
Central West
Rate Hearing Postponed in Ratlackd District
District Attorney Phelps reports the railroad commission has postponed the rate hearing set for September 18 in Ratlackd until fall. The delay affects the grain freight rate cut consideration, with farmers ready to present evidence. Wasco hearing on September 22 also postponed, likely aligned with Pendleton timing.
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Railroad Commission
Iater
Wasco
Pendleton
Plot to kill Roosevelt uncovered by international arrest
Anarchists linked to a worldwide assassination plot against Theodore Roosevelt were traced from Madrid to Switzerland and Spain. French, Italian, and American accomplices were identified as police seized two Talon anarchists at Les Wednesday. Officials say the papers found indicate an American collaborator in the scheme.
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France
Theodore Roosevelt
International Organization
Madrid
Cantarava
Spain
Canatrave
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Les Wednesday
Thas
Directoire gown shocks Walla Walla visitors
In Walla Walla on September 25 the direc toire gown became the talk as Seattle businessmen toured the city for ad ventures. Secretary Robert Ho Johnson of the county air association greeted guests in formal dress, featuring a gown that drew attention and even prompted Johnson to remove the gown to avoid embarrassment amid a growing crowd.
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Directoire
Seattle
Commercial Club
Robert Ho Johnson
Walla Walla County Air Association
Cnat
Johnson
Bandit Nagle Dies After Frontier Fame
Seattle dispatch notes the death of James C. Nagle a longtime Nevada City public official and undersheriff famed for capturing bandits who robbed a gold transport to Nevada City. He helped seize the gang after they shot Sheriff Pasco and deputy Dowirlies during the pursuit years ago.
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Seattle
James C. Nagle
Nevitdin
Nevada City
Nagle
William Pasco
Davin
Carter dies in Chicago after long coma
Chicago Sept 2 Le stie J Carter formerly married to actress Mrs Carter died here this morning. Carter was not a railroad promoter and organized the South Side elevated railroad company. He was partly asphyxiated last November and had been in a coma since.
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Chicago
Lestie J. Carter
Carter
South Side Elevated Trailroad Company
Oklahoma Senator Gore Defends Governor Haskell
Oklahoma senator Thos Gore praised Governor Haskell, saying the charges rely on hearsay and that Haskell is capable of handling the incident. Gore argued Theodore Roosevelt would face a tough discussion as the debate continues and that Haskell’s career is above reproach.
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Feattle
Feopt
Theodore Noosevelt
Thue Hon
Thos. Gore
Oklahome
Gore
Haskell
Hearst Attacks Both Parties Aids McLaurin in Debate
William R Hearst pressed attacks on Republicans and Democrats in New York last night bringing former South Carolina State Senator John L McLaurin into the spotlight He read letters he said were written to or by Archbold of the Standards and claimed McLaurin could beat Titman with sufficient support He renewed charges against Haskell as a tool of the Standard Oil and a promoter of rail and steel interests He cited court records allegedly involving Bailey and the Illinois Steel and Federal Steel cases and closed with a purported Hoyt Kell speech defending the Standard Oil company
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New York
William R. Hearst
John L. McLaurin
South Cairns
Independence Party
Archbold
McLaurin
Titman
Hearst
Haskell
Steel Trust
John PT Bailey
Ohio
Winois Steel Company
Peder Steel Company
Hieckell
Hoyekell
Segard
Senator Dupont to resign from Republican campaign post
Washington Sept 25 President Roosevelt announced that Senator Dupont, director of the speaker's bu tion to the Republican national campaign, is to resign. The notice said the resignation was in contemplation and advised he would retire with an official announcement expected any time.
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Washington
Dupont
Butiou
Republican National
Roosevelt
Wee
Dappent
Frank Monette Declares No Stump for Bryan
Columbus report states Frank Monette said he will not campaign for Bryan unless Bryan repudiates Haskell. Monette’s stance comes amid expectation he would stump for Bryan if conditions are met. The remark highlights intra party tensions affecting campaign dynamics.
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Columbus
Frank Monette
Bryan
Unles Brean
Haskell
Senator Foraker Responds to Roosevelt in Pressure Claim
Cincinnati dispatch reports Senator Foraker will issue a lengthy reply to Roosevelt's letter accusing him of being controlled by corporations. The plan is to address the president and Hearst directly and answer every charge.
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Cincinnati
Forshhe
Nele Pire
Roosevelt
Foraker
Hearst
Forest Fire Tragedy Leaves Unknown Man Burned
In Mureka California a burned body was found near Pletdbrook as wildfires ravage the Caliporntia forest. Reports say Trinidad is engulfed, Laiffen holtz wiped out, refugees flood into town. Many missing amid high winds and uncontrolled flames as authorities fear further losses.
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Mureka
Cal
Pletdbrook
Trinidad
Chicago Packer Visits Pacific Coast on Tour
Edward F. Swift head of Swift Packing arrived in Seattle on his way to Portland for his annual vacation while investigating western packing business conditions. He is optimistic about the Portland plant and will visit California before returning home.
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Seattle
Edward F. Swift
Swift Packing Company
Portland
Swift
West
California
Cholera Plague Dying in Russian Capital
In St. Petersburg on Sept 25 authorities released a statement showing a 20 percent drop in new cholera cases. In the 24 hours to noon today 300 fresh cases were reported, though officials fear actual numbers are higher.
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St. Petersburg
Indictment Reports Delayed in Liquor Case Sweep
Grand jury in Umatilla County withholds indictments in liquor and other cases by 3:30 pm as witnesses are examined. Mrs Mose Taylor seeks $9000 from ex husband Mose Taylor in a divorce settlement dispute. Van Winkle and Virgil Wade plea dates set for Monday and Tuesday. Melvin Buck fights a motion challenging jurisdiction after a stalled indictment, with a potential appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Mose Taylor
van Winkle Wi
Virgil Wade
Melvin Buck
Umatilla County
James Hy, Raley
Grand Jury
Bean
Supreme Court
Wreck Kills Dozens in Montana Snow Crash
Helena Sept 25 from 25 to 40 people killed and many injured in a Northern Pacific wreck at Youngs Point. Train No 16 collided with a westbound freight in a heavy snowstorm. the express car telescoped into the smoker where most deaths occurred. Engineer Bessinger and fireman Ora Babcock killed. wires crippled by storm.
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Helena
Northern Pacific
Young's Point
Engineer Bessinger
Ora Babcock
Fatal collision at Livheston Montana claims nineteen lives
Official advices to Assistant General Superintendent Palmer of the Northern Pacific report that 19 passengers and one fireman were killed and 11 injured seriously in the wreck. The ruined passenger train left Tacoma on Wednesday.
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Tacoma
Palmer
Northern Pacific
Livheston
Montana
First Cremation in Far North Country
Skagway September 25 The first cremation on record in the far north occurred yesterday in Skagway cemetery. The Japanese man Kichara died Monday of Brights disease and wished to be cremated and his ashes sent home to Kumamoto for his wife and three children. His brother and other Japanese are carrying out the wish.
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Skagway
Far North
Kichara
Bright
Cherry Isle
Kumamoto
Washington miners may go on strike
Olympia report says Washington coal miners, except some private properties, are under eastern syndicate control. The semi official source claims operators refused to accept miners wage scale, and a general strike is planned starting November 1.
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Washington
Olympia
Eastern
Judd Pisi's Fruit Tree at Gowman Hotel Window
A decorated fruit tree in a Gowman hotel window attracts attention. A rare palm is festooned with varied fruits from Irish potatoes to Umatilla grapes, with a label alluding to PLOO tillott and Mr Fiah’s nelector.
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Gowman Hotel
Ploo
Tillott
Fiah
Moving to Welser by Nash couple to reside with daughter
Mr and Mrs W M Nash who have lived at Adame for 10 years pass through the city en route to Welser to live with their daughter Mrs Swisher now residing in Weiser. The aged couple have rented their Adame home and will stay near their daughter.
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W. M. Nash
Adame
Welser
Per- Yoment
Mre. Swisher
Weiser
Dynamite threats linked to health officer case
Health Officer Francis Mead faced threats after ordering city children vaccinated. A Spokane malpractice victim, Albert Binns, claimed opposition to doctors and made threats while citing old cases. Reports said Binns was alleged to have dynamited a physician's home in Ontario and sent letters to Dr. H J Emery in Spokane.
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Spokane
Binns
Thomas
Ontario
H. J. Emery
Aage
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