Roosevelt a Fomenter in Courts Hate and Campaign
Saratoga N Y Sept 25 An attack on Colonel Roosevelt and the Progressive party marked the address of Temporary Chairman Guthrie at the Republican state convention He warned that the Progressive campaign is doomed to defeat and that votes for the Democratic ticket would aid the Progressives He attacked Roosevelt for fomenting hatred of the judiciary and argued for competent leaders in legislatures and Congress He also touched on tariff not being the sole cause of high living costs noting similar worldwide phenomena
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Indian First to Dange the Bear in Minnesota
Minneapolis report notes University of Minnesota history students claim Pueblo Indians of the Fifteenth century used a phrase meaning it is a bear during a dance. They say records show tribe members performed a gliding step before Columbus's voyage, though the students are unsure the exact wording.
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Leading Statesman of the New China
One of the guiding figures of the new government in China, Dr Ten Jin Ton, is noted for his knowledge of Western systems. He advocates borrowing European and American ideas in education and governance to modernize China.
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Weather recap for Rock Island area forecast
The Weather recast extends to 7 PM tomorrow for Rock Island Davenport Moline and vicinity fair tonight and Wednesday much colder tonight with heavy frost and near freezing temperatures rising Thursday yesterday high 72 low 63 Tam 53 wind 15 mph in last 24 hours precipitation 06 inch humidity 7 PM 69 Tam 89 water 5 feet down .2 foot J M SHERIER local forecaster astronomical events from noon today to noon tomorrow sun sets 5 52 rises 5 52 evening stars Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter morning star Saturn
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Two Are Held in Canada Robbery
Chicago dispatch reports James Sidias arrested for receiving stolen property tied to a New Westminster bank robbery case. Sidias, whose saloon was linked to the beating of Police Lieutenant Burns, turned over Canadian money found hidden by thieves. Effie Johnson also arrested. Mayor Harrison vows action to uncover details.
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Taft Guests At Altoona Civil War Anniversary
President Taft and Governor Tener led a cloudy Altoona celebration marking the 50 year anniversary of the loyal war governors conference. Senator Penrose and several congressmen attended with Civil War descendants as a parade proceeded through town despite rain threats. Taft spoke after luncheon in a large temporary tent.
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Firemen Seek National Fraternal Benefit Group
Springfield Illinois delegates at the 15th annual National Firemen's Association convention discussed forming a national fraternal beneficiary organization for firemen to improve insurance access. Secretary of State Doyle argued that conserving builded property outweighs natural resources, claiming Illinois fire losses of 11,000 could have been cut by sixty percent through better care and conservation.
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President Madero Moves for Peace Amnesty Offer
Mexico City Sept 25 President Madero and his cabinet instructed the minister of war to grant amnesty to followers of Rebel Leader Orozco as part of a new drive to secure peace in northern Mexico. Also in this brief, a bank explosion rocked Hooppole Illinois, waking the village.
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Rockford Feels Quakes From Two Tremors
Two distinct earthquakes were felt in Rockford Illinois at 12 10 p m today causing doors to jar open and dishes to fall from shelves. Tremors continued for several seconds and caused great excitement as residents reported scattered dishes and unsettled conditions.
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Hughes Wins New Jersey Senate Primary Victory
In Newark the Morning Star reports William Hughes clinched the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate over James Smith Jr with a 20 000 to 30 000 lead. Governor Wilson backed Hughes while Smith drew little support. Frank McDermit’s third party bid collapsed. Briggs led the Republican preferential vote.
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Roosevelt Urges Canal Era Inland Waterways Plan
Lite Rock Arkansas September 79 Colonel Roosevelt speaks at lakes to the culf deep waterways convention. He outlines a national program with a commission to deepen waterways build levees reservoirs and irrigation. He proposes using the Panama Canal project workforce for inland water improvements. Miner killed in runaway. Charles Eden 40 a farmer died in Sterling Tl September 25.
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Sibley In Hospital Affects Senate Campaign Inquiry
Washington Sept 25 Former Representative Sibley of Pennsylvania is in hospital with poor health making his testimony on letters to John D Archbold possibly unhelpful to the senate committee probing campaign expenditures. Archbold is expected to reappear next week while Chairman Clapp asks Rep A Mitchell Palmer to testify about campaign contributions influencing the removal of Dr David Jayne Hill as ambassador to Germany. Southampton Sept 25 John D Archbold president of Standard Oil complains of political exposure and sails home aboard the Majestic guarded by three men to keep interviewers away.
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Teddy Roosevelt Crusades in Arkansas After Western Campaign
Colonel Roosevelt described his western campaign as a crusade in Little Rock on September 25. He said the progressive movement has a religious aspect, citing the singing of Onward Christian Soldiers at meetings and stating the aim is to apply the Golden Rule in the twentieth century. He planned to spend most of the day in the city.
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Bear rifles in a parade Portadown bears witness on Ulster unity
Portadown with 20000 Orangemen and unionists in Armagh county vow not to submit to home rule. Rifles were carried by battalions in a grand procession while two cannon and an ambulance with Sisters accompanied the march. In Belfast troops prepare for Ulster Day on Sept 28 as anti home rule covenant is to be signed.
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Jury Criticizes Meet Officials After Aviation Collision
A coroner's jury in Chicago finds accidental death in the Cicero aviation meet collision that killed aviator Gill. Mestach, piloting the monoplane, is exonerated. Jury vexed by officials and flyers for contesting two races with different machines on the same course and time.
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MISS HITE RECOVERING BY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
New York Sept 25 Mabel Hite convalescing after abdominal surgery in June and an early death forecast She credits a Christian science verse for her recovery and notes she has avoided doctors for about two months Her mother and Christian scientists aided her recovery and she hopes to continue improving with help from a Christian science nurse Also mentions watching husband Mike Donlin play ball for Pittsburg.
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Crisis in the Balkans Looms as Tensions Rise
London reports a Balkan crisis roils diplomats after six Austrian soldiers arrest and Turks fire on a Greek near Samos. Bulgarian fears grow over Turkey's next month maneuvers in Adrianople with about 50 000 troops, seen as a potential pretext to pressure peace with Italy.
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Strikers Reject Return Terms Amid Odor Protest
In Duluth Minnesota on September 25 the union carmen offered to end their strike with return terms but General Manager Warren rejected them saying there is nothing to arbitrate. Sympathizers reportedly used stinkballs of pulsant odor driving car crews and passengers from trains.
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Commission Arranging For The World's Series
New York today the national baseball commission and representatives from the BostonAmericans and New York Nationals met to fix series dates ticket sale authority seat prices and eligible players The opening game is set for Tuesday Oct 8 in New York with games alternating between New York and Boston Also note Vanderbilt Cup run by De Talma in a Mercedes at Tinale track in Wisconsin.
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Navy enlistments surge to 309 in one week
Washington reports 309 men enlisted in the navy through the recruiting service for the week ending Sept 21. The figure marks the largest weekly total since Jan 13, with navy department data showing renewed popularity for naval service.
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Taft Promises Tariff Revision To Check Rising Prices
New York and Indianapolis dispatches report President Taft outlining a tariff revision and scientific basis to curb high living costs. He suggests tariff board investigations continue and possibly another revision session if Republicans control Congress. He backs state decision on suffrage and defends independent judiciary as key issues. In Indianapolis a market dealer, William H. Thompson, stabbed himself after being jailed for neglecting his son and died from wounds.
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GYP THE BLOOD INNOCENT, SAYS WIFE DEFENDS HARRY HOROWITZ
New York reports that Harry Horowitz known as Gyp the Blood is defended by his 18 year old wife who declares his innocence. She calls him kind and denies involvement in the Herman Rosenthal murder case. She notes she cannot believe the charge against him and recalls their brief marriage.
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