President Roosevelt Tours Detroit and Indianapolis Campaign Stops
President Roosevelt visits Detroit Indianapolis and Muncie amid a crowded tour. He greets Spanish War Veterans applauded for Cuba and Philippine policies and praises reciprocity. He enjoys a river cruise on the Tashmoo and reviews a British regiment on U.S. soil.
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Detroit
Roose
Sion
Lnto
Ia. A
Cuba
Philippines
Olizard
Society of
Katipanay
Freshient
United States
Amalgamation of Late War Vets Vote in Detroit
In Detroit on September 23 the third war veterans in convention voted in favor of re amalgamation with the Spanish American War Veterans, signaling a unification move among veteran groups.
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Detroit
Mich
Tiulay
Damages Sought In Carnival Elephant Case
Damages of 1999 each are sought by Clarence Danes and wife and by the Hustoole Carniv al company over injuries allegedly caused by a wandering elephant at Vincennes Indiana. The suits claim fright and injuries during the carnival event as the incident disrupted an afternoon.
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Vincennes
Ind
Tsu
Hustoole Carnival Company
Clarence Danes
Snesa
Paterson
Bowford Silk Manufacturing Company
Wogan
Ayers
Bumford
Negaui Mich
President's Injury Prompts Global Concern and Hospital Stay
The president suffered severe injuries after a collision with a trolley at Pitts felt, with extensive bruises from head to fins. He underwent multiple procedures at Vincent's Hospital and remains under care for weeks, delaying engagements and travel plans.
Lebanon Aroused Over Trust Clash Amid Turmoil
Reports from Lebanon Maine and surrounding areas describe widespread unrest as workers guard the American Drone Steel plant and protests intensify. The piece notes political tension, calls for military protection, and references statements from officials about the unrest and security measures.
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Lebanon
American Drone Steel Company
Harrisburg
Lelainva
Belgian Queen Marie Henriette's Death Rumor Sparks Belgium Quarrel
Berlin dispatch reports a pamphlet by M Guillemant asserting Queen Marie Henriette died of a broken heart due to her husband King Leopold and eldest daughter Louise. It cites letters claiming separation plans and a rift with Princess Stephanie, amid funeral tensions at Spa and subsequent royal exchanges.
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Berlin
Naron Guillemant
Marie Tenclett
Louise
Stephanie
Baron Guillemont
Leopold
Turday
Tle
Royal Palace
Maurie Hentriette
Bhe Bat
Spa
Thantation
Brussels
Steplanie
Clementine
Fatal quarrel in Kentucky ends in multiple deaths
In Stier Kentucky a deadly quarrel at Waymeer Callebas Store on Lenz's cell left Gatos Renin dead. Harrison Mefaidel and Dateh Barton were fatally wounded, while Willig Barton Tid Thompson and Rhodes Hull were seriously hurt. Alexander Itlley was arrested on murder charges as violence erupted over a trivial dispute. The incident sparked a wider discussion on Leopold’s potential return to Belgium and royal intrigue surrounding the late Queen Marke.
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United States
Essex Vasilers
Munreh
Hng Tie Perce
Maybury
Meir
Richmont P. Hobson
United States Navy
Tn Armory
Wok Bibs West
Horning
Mixx
Clara Barton
Miss Harton
Ouio
Tons Nnn
Chicago
Peoria
Hla
Che
Gener
Alexander Itlley
Leopold
Bagnerr de Luchot
Marke Tennidi
Austria
Tss
Rhe
Belgium
British Officials Discuss Venezuela Crisis and Panama Island
London officials say the Venezuela dispute could trigger a diplomatic rupture and wider hostilities. The foreign office notes the Powell protest over Patos Island and asserts the Caribbean response centers on protecting interests while the island flag is displayed.
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Conner
Louden
Foreign Office
Venezuela
United States
Caracas
Herbert W. Powell
Jan
Patos Island
Venilaos
Sass
Death wound at a dance triggers self defense claim
Walter Putney of Sate Illinois was mortally wounded by J J Schimpf of Vergennes Illinois at a dance four miles north of Vergennes. Schimpf surrendered to Sheriff Itusota after the shooting claiming self defense as a brawl broke out with locals.
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Murphysboro
Walter Putney
Sate
J. J. Schimpf
Vergennes
William Miley
Schimpf
Itusota
Hiye
Adam Cofferset Caves
Sota
Sote
Sehimpt
Putney
Patney
Chicaxe
T Hospital
Napolitan Giovanni
Alphonse Kolndri
Troop Deployment Ordered for Strike District Escalation
Berunte Seg.ot Adiutane Eeteral and geweriye held a content dee at Tayrishurs Instwight. The Thirteenth Regiment was directed to report at its armory and open Hatiaidag as violence rose. The Lackawanna county call for troops prompted high alert and swift action.
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Berunte
Geweriye
Tayrishurs
Lackawanna
Lackawsim
Hatiaidag
Murderer Young linked to New York City killing
Reports say William Hoop or Young, accused in Mrs. Annie Pulitzer's death, arrived in Derby Connecticut with a crowd at the station. Police say he confessed before counsel, while his lawyer claims innocence as details emerge from Derby and nearby towns. A Nebraska man Olsen killed a woman in Bancroft after a failed courtship, exchanging fire with a posse and dying from gunshot wounds.
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Coninander
Colon
Panna
Anerk
Laval
Witte
Legation
Colombin
McLean
Isthmau Tt Bs
Colombia
Panama
McTean
Moody
Naval Diivers
Canaima
Gatun
United States
York
William Hoop Or Young
Annie Pulitzer
Ity
Derby
Conn
Collapan
Young
P Wieters
William F. Tart
Ware
Nebraska
Bancroft
Neb
Peter Olsen
Mary Peterson
Ommuba
Jeterson
Olson
J. R. Pletcher
Coppte
Olsen
Poste
Win
Copple
Gene
Accident While Cutting Corn Causes Severe Calf Wound
A man in Bowling Township suffered a deep calf injury while cutting fodder at home. While reaching for the fodder, his leg was caught by a gear and a knife-like notch cut the calf, severing several arteries. He was helped home and doctors GooAL Wiggins and Peter Eckhart arrived in time to save his life.
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Bowling Township
Gooal Wiggins
Peter Eckhart
Taylor Ridge
Negro Baptist Convention Adjourns in Philadelphia
The National Negro Baptist convention ended its final session and adjourned at noon to meet next year in Philadelphia. Fire at Havana Metal Wheel Company destroyed the foundry and new machine shop, causing about 5000 dollars in losses with 2000 dollars insured. Thomas W. Thompson, president of Manley & Thompson Farm Implement, died at 49. burial planned in Hennepin, Illinois.
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Negro Baptist Convention
Hirlingham
Ala
National Negro Baptist Convention
Philadelphi
Pire
Havana
Als
Havana Metal Wheel Company
Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Wim
Hennepin
Thomas W. Thompson
Manley & Thompson Farm Implement Company
Henne- Alle
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