Roosevelt Visit Draws 250000 in New England Crowds
President Roosevelt toured Maine and nearby cities drawing massive crowds as he rode 250 miles through the region. Officials estimate about 250000 New Englanders joined the greeting. security and ceremonial events dominated the day with soldiers, dignitaries, and local crowds lining streets from Howton to Augusta and beyond.
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Augusta
Mle
Soowerett
Ures
Masachusetts
South Lawrence
Willian Donovan
Santax
John Aden Gate
Ichief
Lowell
Flash
Thomas
Rome
Votan
Mouly Aid
oFelock
Laslaton
Dinreet YH
Bart
Whlow
Tive Brenisent
Ghsiewry
Laventon
Orchard
Mali
Minh
Hunteo
Blaine
Uiew Ad
Wetlon Blaine
Stalin
Hreevelt
St. Maine
Plot to Kill King Victor Emmanuel Arrests Shock Europe
London reports twenty three iansi anarchists arrested in connection with an alleged plot to assassinate King Victor Emmanuel. The plan involved stopping a railroad journey to Bern to visit Emperor William. The king, greeted by crowds, later traveled through the St Gothard tunnel and arrived at Goschenen amid Italian salutes and foreign ministers’ attendance.
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London
Iansi
Victorix
Bern
Teacwonigt
Emperor Witham
Prinett
St. Gothard
Goschenen
Fee Rlrn
Zemp
Federal
Aly
Victor Kommanuel
Katy
Baseball notes from a troubled day in 19th century leagues
A garbled report from New York discusses baseball and labor tensions involving Union Pacific Railroad agent W. Arnett. It mentions warrants served on workers alleged to have been hired to disrupt operations near Denver, bond posted for appearance, and a mock court scene with varied names and places.
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de Mahonal League
Sheago
New York
Benetton
Union Paclle
W. Arnett
Tabor
Arnett
Denver
Caratha
Burt
Bond
Brief News Notes From The Month Report
The month statement of the police shows a total of 1108 dollars with July figures. The navy department has accepted a note from George L. Ley and a son of Howton. Lehigh Valley Railroad announces ticket changes late September with routes and blackout dates. Passengers are advised to consult agents for details and pricing.
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Navy Department
Howe
George Lawley
Howton
Gas Gine and Power Company
Morris Heights
N.Y
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pittston
Committee Recommends Rules Changes For Luzerne County GOP
The report from a committee appointed by the chairman of the Republican County Convention of Luzerne County. Wilkes-Barre Sept 17 1901 outlines amendments to party rules aimed at reducing primary costs and improving election returns. The document details returns handling inspection, delays, and the role of the county committee and legislative district chairs.
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Luzerne County
Wilkesdarre
AID
Pol
Republican County
Legislative District Committee
Amthall
Sich County Conventon
Geo. H. Troutman
Crawford Harvey
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Hoosevelt
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Caracas
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Orinoco River
Klondike
Oleral
Dawson
Mangmnetar
Hse
Coatenviie
Ener Sperone
Garrett
Philadelphia Toading Railway
Reading Woods
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Janes B. Turk
Chariote
N.C
Observer Front
Fana
Portland
Ore
Oregon Allway Company
Armstrong & Sanders, Er
Water Steel
Armstrong & Sanders
Pennsylvania Railroad
The
Delaware & Hudson R
Ocean City
Holly Beach
Avalon
Philadelphia
Scranton
Ak ‘ Ens
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Wildwood
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Wood Pittston
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Broad Stro Station
Delaware River Bridge
Cowie Dawny
Phaetpuie
Ramin
Pitteton Railway
CoscoTug
New
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IE Smith Premier Typewriter
Smith Premier Typewriter CO
Eighth St
Sacks & Brown
Real Estate
Wson
Ana Sowell
Elec. Illuminating Co
William Street
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