Crete Union Sparks War Fever as Europe Teeters
A Paris dispatch reports Crete’s union with Greece and mass demonstrations, with 100000 villagers demanding action. Balkans tensions rise as Serbia and Bulgaria face Austrian pressures, while Crete’s vote and Greek flags stir foreign reactions under heavy troop presence.
Taft Delivers Lincoln Tribute at Galesburg 50th Lincoln Douglas Debates
Taft spoke at Knox College campus as part of the Lincoln Douglas debate anniversary events in Galesburg Illinois. He traveled from Chicago with brief stops in Metta and Kewanee where he addressed crowds. Other speakers included Representative Prince Stephen A Douglas Stevenson Senator Hopkins and Theodore A Burton.
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Jealous Husband Hits Wife In Street Car Tragedy
In Chicago on an October day a former street car employee shot his wife while she held their two year old. He fled amid a chase by passengers and killed himself with the same revolver as they closed in. The deed appears to be the result of jealousy.
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Naval parade features founders week in Philadelphia
A flotilla of about 200 boats gaily bedecked with flags and bunting passed in review around the third squadron of the North Atlantic fleet anchored in the Delaware River during founders week festivities in Philadelphia on October 8.
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Garfield Head of College Inducted President of Williams
Harry Augustus Garfield son of President James A Garfield and brother of Secretary James R Garfield was inducted as president of Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts on October 8. Honorary degrees were given to James Bryce and Charles R Van Hise. Taft home registration from Chicago noted. Governor Hughes of New York spoke in St Joseph Missouri before traveling to Topeka and Wichita for further engagements.
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Chicago Nationals Earn Championship Of League
The Polo Grounds hosted the decisive championship game between the New York and Chicago National League teams. An estimated 35,000 fans packed the grounds as players impressed with form and ideal weather. Police maintained order while Mathewson Wiltse Bresnahan and Pfeister Brown and Kling led the battery for the range of possible emergencies. Umpires Johnstone and Klem called the game at 2 50 PM after gates closed at 1 PM.
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Chicago Grain Elevator Fire Destroys Large Stock
A Chicago meeting notes a massive grain elevator fire started by spontaneous combustion in dry dust. The blaze rapidly consumed the elevator and its contents, plus a flour shed and 75 freight cars. Heat damaged tracks of the Canadian Pacific, detouring trains via Sherbrooke, with total losses around 400000 dollars.
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Speakers Urge Plan for Deep Water Ways Parade
Chicago Oct 8 The Lakes to the Gulf Deep Water Ways session drew a large crowd led by William J Bryan who faced a tumultuous reception as David R Francis introduced him. Gifford Pinchot spoke on Waterways and Conservation. Ten minute addresses followed before an auto parade. Taft left for Cincinnati while Bryan spoke at Northwestern. James J Hill denounced railroad hostility to waterways. Taft and Bryan later shook hands at an Association of Commerce banquet, symbolizing bipartisan friendliness amid political talk.
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Railroads Crowded as 100000 Register for 6000 Tripp County Farms
Omaha reports nearly 100,000 registrants in two weeks for government land drawings in Tripp county South Dakota. Four of five registration points accessible via Omaha rail lines. Over 20,000 moved to Dallas Gregory O Neill and Valentine. Twenty trains of ten cars each left Omaha, with Kansas City shipments bringing 1200 unscheduled seekers.
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Baseball lineup report notes tense Chicago New York clash
Detailed inning by inning summary of a doubleheader style lineup report. It lists player actions from Tenney Devlin Evers and Schulte with outs, hits, and runs across fifth to ninth innings, highlighting key plays and substitutions for both New York and Chicago teams.
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Elevator Explosion Kills Twelve In Richford
A massive grain elevator of 500000 bushels capacity exploded in Richford VI on Oct 8. The blast killed twelve men and one woman, Bernet wife of John Jelifore, who died nearby while walking with a companion along the Canadian Pacific railroad track. An unknown woman also died from severe burns. The roof flew off and flames swept the structure. twenty one workers lived in Richford. The elevator, owned by Canadian Pacific and Boston and Maine railroads, was being occupied at the time.
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Birth of a new liberal party proclaimed in Tennessee
In Chattanooga on October 8 a convention of party organizers proclaimed the birth of a new liberal party. The platform calls for woman suffrage direct federal taxation and the initiative and referendum. It denounces Bryan Taft Roosevelt and Hearst.
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Peace Reigns At The End Of Bitter Women’s C Catholic Order Of Foresters
Detroit Oct ending an administration versus anti administration clash at the biennial convention of the Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters the assembly reinstated all officers and members expelled or under suspicion The reinstated include Mrs Katherine Phillips high auditor Mrs Mary Kenney editress Miss Kate Rocheford high trustee Mrs Mary Keeley all of Chicago Mrs Teresa Dunne Marietta Illinois district member and Mary F Hickey.
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Rock River M E conference blasts Speaker Cannon over liquor bill
Chicago October 8 The Rock River conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church adopted resolutions attacking Speaker Cannon for alleged obstruction of action to curb interstate liquor traffic at its final session yesterday.
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Gas Claims Lives of Four in Italian Boarding House
Gas leaks into sleeping rooms of an Italian boarding house in Waterbury Connecticut on October 8 killing four young Italian men. Eight others and two women were found unconscious or partly so from fumes but later recovered.
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Winding Up Speaking Tour Ends Midwest Campaign
Shersean closed his Columbus visit as he spoke in Delaware Marion and Mansfield during the day and evening marking the last swing through the middle west. His next engagement is West Chester Pennsylvania on Friday. A China United States arbitration treaty was signed at the state department in Washington today.
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New Bill of Lading In Use Next Month
New York Oct 8 AMN reports 416 roads in official classification west to the Mississippi will begin using a new form of bill of lading November 1. The interstate commerce commission approved the form, and the bill outlines the carrier's responsibility.
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