GOP Rally Opens Ohio Campaign In Steel Town
In Youngstown Ohio on September 5 Republicans Hughes Beveridge and Harns addressed a large crowd. The event highlighted national issues including tariffs bank deposits and naval strength while praising Taft and Roosevelt era reforms. Beveridge contrasted Bryan, criticizing his lack of policy action and administrative record.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Hughes
New York
Beveridge
Indiana
Harns
United States Steel Corporation
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Wick Park
Harris
Bryan
Labor
Taft
Republican Party
Beveridge Alno
Philippines
Cuba
Aaron
Moses
Henry
Washington
Wendell Phillips
Abraham Lincoln
G A R Is Moderate Action Taken At Toledo To Prevent Discredit
Toledo Ohio September 5 The Grand Army of the Republic will not seek further relief measures for three years Resolutions to amend service pension to 65 years old and widen widows pension were laid over to grant a respite from old soldier legislation Leaders feared too much lobbying would discredit Civil War veterans in Congress during their difficult later years.
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Toledo
Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
Congress
John J. Emory the Millionaire Dies in Bar Harbor
John J. Emory of New York died at his Bar Harbor summer home from pneumonia. He built a fortune reputedly twenty million dollars and owned two thousand buildings in Cincinnati plus a hotel and two theaters. The obituary notes contrast with political candidates and discussion.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
John
Emory
New York
Cincinnati
Fear of Insanity Drives To Death by Own Action
Magnus T. Allison, 53, a longtime Mo line resident of Scott County Iowa, hanged himself in a hogshed at his Lincoln township home after months of illness and fear of insanity. He left a wife and five children. The body will be brought to Moline for burial.
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Magnus T. Allison
Moline
Lincoln Township
Scott County
Mr. Allison
Suit for 3000 Damages Filed in Saloon Fight
Ange lus VanLake, by attorney Harry MecCaskrin, sues Julius Lambrecht, saloon keeper, for 3000 in damages claiming a beating Aug. 20 at Lambrecht’s saloonleft him with a severed head injury from being bumped to the floor and about 100 spent on medical bills, with a warrant sworn out on assault and battery.
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Harry MecCaskrin
Angelus VanLake
Julius Lambrecht
Lambrecht
van Lake
Husband Gone No Money Believed Missing
Mrs. Peter Olderbecke of this city asked the state's attorney to locate and bring back her husband who vanished after promising weekly support for their four children. He had been court-ordered to pay 3.75 and kept it for weeks before disappearing three weeks ago. An insanity hearing in Andalusia heard Miss Ania M. Brusso show melancholia symptoms for weeks.
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Peter Olderbecke
Olderbecke
Ania M. Brusso
Andalusia
Stand patters balk ready 10 fight Cummins
Des Moines Iowa Sept 5 in effort to block Governor Cummins from U S Senate 48 standpatters refused to attend a Republican caucus nominating him for the Allison succession The party appears split and in danger The caucus vote yielded Cummins 58 Haugen 1 with 100 Republican legislators two absentees briefly present then withdrawing The anti Cummins faction plans to withhold votes to deadlock the assembly next Tuesday and Wednesday and prevent Cummins election
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Des Moines
Iowa
Cumming
United States Senate
Allison
General Assembly
Cummins
Gilbert N. Haugen
Assembly
Nine Die in Montana Wreck Near Paradise
Missoula Sept 5 A head on collision between a west bound Northern Pacific passenger train and a freight near Paradise 75 miles west of Missoula leaves both engineers and firemen dead. Firemen and fireman helpers killed and Head Brakeman Dixon and one tramp injured. A second item notes a slight earthquake felt in San Juan Porto Rico at 12 10 pm with no damage reported.
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Missoula
Mont
Northern Pacific
Paradise
Here
Dixon
Porto Rico
San Juan
American Medical Journal cites 9623 Fourth of July casualties
Chicago reports 9623 killed and injured on Independence Day, a rise of 1240 casualties year over year. The American Medical Association journal criticizes the holiday’s deaths, urging lawmaking and enforcement to curb preventable carnage, noting more names and a high loss in towns like Minois.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Rome
Minois
Journal of the American Medical Association
Islands Value Rising As Strategic Pacific Link
Dr E F Bartholomew visiting the islands notes growing commercial value and strategic importance of Hawaii. He argues Japan would target Hawaii first in a conflict, due to its Pacific position and 21 percent Japanese population. Sugar production and new coastal railroad enhance shipping and plantation prospects on Oahu with Honolulu as a hub.
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United States
E. F. Bartholomew
Augustana College
Japan
Hawaiian
Philippines
Pacific
Philippine Islands
Ja Midway Station
Hawaiian Islands
Islands
Oahu
Honolulu
Hawaii
Indian Islands
Mocha
Java
Union
Rawhide Fire Ravages Town Leaving 3000 Homeless
A devastating blaze in Rawhide Nev. caused over $750,000 in losses, left about 3,000 people homeless, and injured many as dynamite explosions and a swift relief response followed. A relief train with food and bedding departed Reno, while the Mining Exchange donated funds.
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Rawhide
New
Nev
Dr. Gardner
Rawhide Drag Company
Balloon Avenue
Rawhide Avenue
People’s Hospital
Collins’ Hardware Store
Reno
San Francisco Mining Exchange
One Charge Fails and Saylor Is Arrested Again
Zone Saylor faced a second arrest after a 16 year old Cable girl, Alma Fruchtenicht, accused him of assault at the farmhouse where she worked. Justice P H Wells dismissed the initial charge, neighbors anger rose, and a second warrant for assault with evil intent was issued. Saylor offered marriage to settle, was refused, and sheriff served papers to take him to jail.
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Zone Saylor
Cable
Saylor
Alma Fruchtenicht
P. H. Wells
Justice Wells
Wright nearly breaks record with 19 minute flight
Wilbur Wright, the American aeroplanist, made a magnificent flight at Leemans France this morning. His machine stayed aloft for 19 minutes and 48.25 seconds, approaching Henry Iman’s long public official flight record by a fraction of a minute. National League scores noted Pittsburg 0 Chicago 9 and Philadelphia 1 New York 5 at end of innings.
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Leemans
France
Wilbur Wright
Henry Iman
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Cosmopolitan National Bank Closed by Comptroller Authority
Pittsburg Sept 5 the Cosmopolitan National Bank suspended today with a notice posted on the doors reading closed by order of Comptroller John E Cunningham examiner. Crowd gathered in front of the bank as officers claimed the bank solvent with 40 to 45 percent reserve. Bank reported assets and liabilities of 1 912 520 at close July 15 capital paid in 500 000 surplus 100 000 undivided profits 55 582.
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Pittsburg
Cosmopolitan National Bank
John E. Cunningham
John McClurg
J. Richardson
Reserve ix
Richardson
Deadwood Forest Fire Threatens City in South Dakota
Deadwood South Dakota September 5 Fifty firefighters and volunteers battled a forest blaze that advanced to within half a mile of town risking damage to the dam and structures as crews labored through the night to contain the flames.
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Deadwood
S. D
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Neeling
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of the United States
G.A.R
John J. Emory
the Millionaire
Benton Harbor
Lincoln
Wife
Phil* Porter
Montana
Bartholomew
Adelphic and
Phrenokosmian Literary Societies
Cosmopolitan National Bank of
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