Roosevelt Bears Down on Louisiana Bear Country
President Roosevelt travels toward Stamboul station and reaches a camp on the Tensas River while thousands gather in Mast Carroll Parish. Hunters, including Ben Lilly, anticipate several days of bear hunting as weather improves and the president seeks a quiet rest with a trusted party.
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Shooting Fatality In Georgia Family Defense Case
A 12yearold boy in Cardwell, Tarnott County, Dubin area killed his father and wounded his mother in a claimed defense incident. The youth reportedly beat his wife and child, then opened fire, injuring bystanders before fleeing the scene.
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Chicago Wins Next Waterway Convention In 1910
Delegates decide the next Laketothr-Gmlf Deep Waterways meeting will be in Chicago after fetes and speeches by Governors from Arkansas North Dakota Nevada Oregon Wyoming and South Dakota. John L. Vance collapsed from apoplexy during remarks on the Ohio river valley and later rested at the Gayoso. A dinner followed with addresses by Williams Hoch Blanchard Patterson Barrett and others before delegates dispersed for home.
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Mississippi
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John L. Vance
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Kansas
Blanchard
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Patterson
Enussipe
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Missouri River
Roosevelt hot hits river pilot Roosevelt hot hits river pilot
In Memphis Tennessee a steamboat named Fred Hartwee, whose pilot was suspended by President Roosevelt yesterday, accompanied the presidential party from Cairo. The vessel carried a Pittsburgh party and repeatedly pressed close, keeping near the president, blowing its whistles loudly and attempting to outrun other ships along the Mississippi.
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Roosevelt
Cairo
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Mississippi
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Oil Gusher Rumor Reaches New Caney
Borelal to The Tight Houston Texas October 1 reports a rumor of an oil gusher at New Caney. The message notes a party leaving Houston on the Hownton Hast and Weat Texas railroad with a 26 bale shipment.
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Caney
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Texas
Crisis Looms as Telegraphers Strike Convoys Wednesday
News report from New York and Washington dated Oct 5 describes the Commercial Telegraphers' Union planning a noon Wednesday strike on private and leased wires. Daniel Ragsell signals use of all peaceful and other means to end the walkout, hoping railroad telegraphers join before Thursday. President Small of the union meets with President Gompers, with discussions of anti trust law actions and possible federal involvement noted.
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Astor House
United States
Hearst
Washington, D. C
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Telegraphers’ Union
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Nera Ua
Hackman Finds 4400 in Va Hack and Returns It
Bud Wilson, a resident of Vex, found four thousand four hundred dollars in a hack and promptly turned it over to the owner, a local citizen. The act highlights honesty in the community as authorities confirm the finder’s rightful match.
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Plan horse show for Waifs school event in San Antonio
Under the San Antonio Riding club auspices a horse show benefit is planned for November 7 and 8 to raise funds for the Southwest Texas Juvenile school. Prominent riders have pledged to exhibit and an enthusiastic meeting of members, with Eleanor Brackenridge and others present, approved the plan. A society meeting and International club discussion are scheduled next Wednesday night to finalize arrangements.
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Humble Oil Field Yields Big Well
A 500 barrel oil well was brought in at the Humble field today in Houston Texas. The discovery adds to the field’s production as operations continued to expand in October.
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Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Showers and cooler tonight with a parity-changy day. The high yesterday reached 68 degrees, and the prior day’s maximum was 8. Winds at 8 am were 4 miles per hour. Temperature records at the Weather Office compare with the previous year.
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23 Serious Injured as Building Falls at Waterbury Rally
A North Ind Athlete club building collapsed during a republican rally in Waterbury. About 150 men were buried, 23 seriously injured, with rescuers digging through debris. Notable figures include John J. Sewell, Irving I. Chase, and Harry Dean among the injured. a kerosene lamp ignited amid the collapse and a fire followed before being brought under control.
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John J. Sewell
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Conteellent
Harry Dean
Sewell
Willy
Firmen
Phone Gales Set For Nov 25 At Waco
Judge in the Fifty-fourth court today set a case for November 25 against General Manager J. L. Marnworth and Superintendent C. A. Gales of the Southwestern Telephone Company for alleged colorfal discrimination in telephone rates. Prospects say H. L. Pittengi has not been arrested.
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C. A. Gales
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Engine Ploughs Through Crowd Killing Dozens At Chicago Station
A Lake Shore flyer crashed through a waiting crowd on tracks near Gary Indiana and Chicago, leaving seven known dead and many injured. Witnesses described bodies scattered along the embankment as the speeding engine plowed through a temporary platform where 100 to 160 people waited for a local train. Among the injured and dead were residents and travelers from Chicago and nearby towns. authorities pursued identifications as rescue teams searched the scene for survivors and clues about the driver’s actions.
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Fuor
J. MM. Fortney
Balthitorg & Ohio Railway
Albert Stein
Wlatt
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Murey Hospital
Tod L. Schwartz
Chicagay
Morey Hospital
Baron Charged by a Mad Texas Steer
Special to The Light from Houston Texas details Baron Ishii being attacked by a mad steer near Deepwater during a Houston visit. A ranchman lassoed the beast after it charged the automobile, and the attack ended after multiple prods. Harvey T. J. Wilson, president of the Houston Automobile Club, and Consul Shimzu of Chicago were in the car as guests. The bull nearly tore the saddle from the horse as it sought the machine.
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Iis
Deepwater
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Inchbook
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Houston Automobile Club
Baron Ishii
Consul Shimzu
Chicago
Mrs Dan Hanna 19 Wed A Third Time Rumor
Rumors spread across Cleveland and New York claim Daisy Gordon Hanna, divorced wife of Dan Hanna, will wed Franklin Petron next Monday at her Mamaroneck home. Report cites unverified gossip and links to Pelton divorce. Daisy Hanna previously married Mark Hanna and a prior husband.
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Dals Gordon Hanna
Dan Hanna
Franklin Petron
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