Roosevelt Speech At Keokuk Attacks Trusts And Waterways Plan
President Theodore Roosevelt told Keokuk Iowa that trusts must be curbed even if it hurts business, vows to enforce laws and sue unfair predatory firms. He avoided a definite waterways plan while urging national action and broad support for improvements. The speech followed him boarding a Mississippi river steamer for Memphis to attend the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway convention.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Emphis
Tenn
Mt Ainexs
Steunenberg Murder Plot Re-enacted in Wake of Bombing
An apparent assassination attempt on former Sheriff Harvey K. Brown in Oct 1 Baker City Oregon devastated his home with a dynamite bomb. Brown is in critical condition with a severed leg and severe injuries while his wife Mrs Brown lies prostrate. Police lack clues as to culprits. The event echoes the earlier Steunenberg murder in Caldwell.
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Taker Lily
Wake
Sheriit Harvey K. Brown
Mr. Browniig
Steunenberg
Caldwell
Tozho
Crown
Adag Ha
Brown
Portland
Oregonian
Baker City
Sherry Brown
Ma Brown
Mr. Brown
Youths stage bull fight at Saitiilo plaza event
Youthful sons and daughters of prominent citizens in Saitiilo Mexico staged a bull fight on October 11. The event raised funds for improvements to the new plaza, and there were no accidents marping the celebration.
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Saitiilo
Mex
Eltlzenk
Night Lights Over Water Foreshadow a Strange Phenomenon
A passenger reports a peculiar pale light seen at midnight over the harbor waters as a mist glided across the sea. The luminous display lasted about twenty minutes, described as vivid as daylight and remarkable to the observer aboard the ship.
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Scovil
Plague Claims Thousands in Russian Provinces
An epidemic cholera spreads yearly since August and has reached twelve provinces along the Volga. Death toll climbs daily as authorities struggle to check the scourge and new outbreaks are reported each day.
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St. Peterabig
Wong
Volga
Avert sea strain by boosting wages
New York, Oct. 15 All danger of two shipyard marine engineers on ocean and steamship lines whose vessels sail from this port bearing the American flag has been averted. The men demanded wage increases averaging ten percent and new overtime rules. It was declared last evening by representatives of both sides that a satisfactory arrangement had been reached.
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New York
War in Manchuria Deepens as China Japan Split Persists
In Pekin and Malden the deadlock over Manchurian affairs grows, with the United States’ stance toward Japan shaping the crisis. Officials report an revived American spirit as sentiment shifts amid stalled negotiations and mounting friction between Chinese and Japanese authorities. The viceroy of Manchuria has arrived with the situation remaining unresolved after five months of talks.
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Pekin
Cpt
China
Japan
United States
Malden
Manchuria
Pelmaexs
aMutits
Strikes Hit Major U S Brokbinders Across Cities
A series of strikes by members of the International Brotherhood of Bucky SMaileys shakes major cities including New York Chicago and Boston. The action targets acceptance of broader eight hour work day and union demands amid broad labor unrest.
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Ttt
Canada
San Antonio
Prides Council
Hoeller
Union
York
Get
International Brotherhood of Bucky Smaileys
Bey
Oyal
New York
Chicago
Boston
Fire prompts several hose companies to respond at South Pla Yap
A fire this afternoon at a building near South Pla Yap drew several hose companies to the scene. Damages were not heavy and no serious injuries were reported. Lachapelle was arrested in connection with the incident.
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Seveal Hose Companies
Noish Har Pawl
South Pla Y Lachapelle
Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio Area
Weather office records show tonight and Wednesday mix of air conditions. The 12 hour maximum temperature and wind speeds near six oclock show light to moderate winds up to six miles per hour. A comparison to last year’s temperatures is noted with figures from 1907 and earlier observations.
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Ocal Weaisr
San Antonio
Joot
Countess of Warwick Plans Texas Ranch Visits
The Countess of Warwick, known as Mme Creville, will soon travel from London to Texas to visit her ranch holdings. Her husband, Richard Charles Guy Greville, resides at Werewick and Wartbrooke. A noted philanthropist, she founded a free technical school and supported crippled children, while promoting municipal ownership and socialist settlements in London.
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Countess of Warwick
Tim Tieme
Loe Americe
Jefferson M. Levy
Monticallo
Esas
Mme. Creville
Richard Charles Guy Greville
Werewick
Wartbrooke
Warwisk
Brooke
London
Sabin Democratic Federation
Plague In Frisco Kills 29 Since May
Hearst authorities report a deadly plague in Frisco has claimed 29 lives since May. The terse bulletin notes the outbreak dates back to August and lists the total cases and fatalities, with ongoing observations by health officials.
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Frisco
Taft Urges Peace After War Clouds Clear Over Japan
Taft in banquet remarks with Japanese officials stresses friendship over 50 years and says nothing could end it. He praises Roosevelt for hastening peace, calls war between Japan and the United States a crime against civilization, and emphasizes diplomacy to avert conflict.
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Taft
Chamber of Commerce Aml
Japan
United States
Tait
Jawit
Roosevelt
Russia
Stein Tal
Shire Americs Ting
America
Frienion
Yenra
San Francisco
Beuelary Taft
Ted
Gin Plant Burns In Sudden Fire
Special to Tha Tght Tex Get reports a gin plant burned this morning near LT at %o'shock, destroying six bales of cotton and several thousand feet of lumber. Fire allegedly started by a passing engine on the Frisco line.
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Tex
Burglary Ring Tied To Lakeview Looting Case
City and county officials report a raid on a Lakeview area burglary gang led by Syd Westfall. Detectives recovered a 30 foot rope a 45 caliber revolver a Winchester and other items from Westfall homes and nearby residences. Evidence ties the gang to multiple thefts along Culebra road including the Conway Parrott saloon burglary and recent cattle theft. Investigators say more charges await pending further evidence.
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Oy City
Syd Westfall
Weylaid
Stevene
Isaid
Culebra Road
Westfells
Lakeview
van Riper and Womack
Osberg Cook
Brown
Conway & Parrott
Culybya Road
Winchester
Thio
Otlleers
John Obst
Bing
Culebra
Berg
Grist
Bean
Woich
Vane
Forty Two Die in Korean Rail Wreck
Seoul Korea October 1. Forty two persons including thirty Japanese soldiers were killed or injured when a southbound train from this place wrecked early today. The responsible for the wreck has not been located.
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Seoul
Korea
Fleet 10 Pacific Pushes IAPS Toward Navy Expansion
New York on October 1 rear admiral Joseph R Coghlan, long retired, is quoted in the American advocating a stronger navy to deter Japan. He says mobilizing a larger fleet in Pacific waters is the most strategic move for power and would cost less than a six month war with Japan. He cites a proposed 150 million dollar appropriation to build ships and strengthen the U S Navy to prevent aggression by foreign powers.
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Coghlan
New York
Joseph R. Coghlan
Pacific
Yas
United States Navy
Japan
Iyland
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