Bell Phone Co. graft scheme eyed after Glass verdict
San Francisco authorities vow to widen graft probes linked to the Pacific Telegraph and Telephone Co graft case. Former American Bell officials including President Fish face scrutiny as investigators seek ties to 1904 bribery of supervisors to secure franchises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
American Bell Co
Ban Francisco
Louis Glass
Pacific Telegraph and Telephone Company
Francie J
Telephone Company
San Fran
Albert Steies
Managay
Pacific ‘Telephone Company
San Francisco
Glass
Franghner
Name Telephone Company
Langdon
Avery
Gyal Qeusesutlin
Gals Bopek
Hiakth
Lewiston Commercial Club backs Roosevelt third term
In Lewiston Idaho the Commercial Club adopts resolutions urging Theodore Roosevelt to seek a third term. The board condemns partisan labeling and calls for publication of the decision to influence other groups to join the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Idaho
Lasvielln
Saha
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Polici
Lewiston Comercial Club
SLAIN BY A BURGLAR NEAR MANILA SUBURBAN STORE
A man named Zaky A. Byrne was killed in his friend’s suburban store near Manila on September 2 after an intruder entered and robbed the premises several times. Authorities report the suspect fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ali
A. Byra
E& Friend
Brumby’s Order Costs City Dearly in San Antonio Clash
San Antonio turmoil rages as Dr Brumby state health officer faces opposition over mandating rail service cuts. Mayor Canty argues no yellow fever danger and criticizes actions fueling unrest and school displacement for October fiestas.
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San Antonio
Brumby
Mexicco
Lorenas Canty
C. P. Diaz
Mexico
Cosh
Crutit
Liz
Higeas
Wis
San Antonia
Sa Antonia
Tr. Brunthy
Canhit
Bramiy Wan
Taft Road Difficult as Roosevelt Sees Narrow Path
Washington report describes Tafts political standing as frail amid rocky negotiations. Roosevelt allies view Taft as a pawn in broader strategy, with key officials expressing concern over loyalty and possible shifts in support across states and factions.
Battle Axe Briskey Dead In High River Accident
The town mourns Joseph Briattey once known as Old Battle Axe for a fatal fall into shallow water at High River. Witnesses say he broke his neck after plunging from a ledge as his wife and kin gathered nearby.
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Ouitivhler
Joseph Briattey
Saiwuneh ‘Teath
Hountun Ehit
Lily Dec
Holslon
Labor Day Events at Union Park Activities and Speakers
Union Park hosts a Labor Day program featuring speeches by Charles F. Holbrook Will A Morriss and Hoo Theodoro Harris. Athletic contests barbecue and basketball games. A trapeze act at Union Park and a horse show at Laurel Heights Gun Club. San Antonio military band concert and baseball game loom, with league matchups at Electric Park and Tolou Park pavilion.
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Union Parife al Ig
Union Park
Welool
Nao
Union Giavk
Charles F. Holbrook
Will A
Morriss
Hoo Theodoro
Harris
Union 4 Park
Laurel
Scheuer ’ Smeyers Park
San Antonio Miliary Bend
Goucert
Grong
Tolou Park Pavilion
Strabilone
San Antonio
Houston
Electric Park
Hoke
Mort Sam
Bleyele
Two Additional Carriers Tuesday Introduced in City Mail Service
The local free delivery department announced two extra carriers to begin Tuesday. Names and assignments were delayed pending supervisor approvals. One new route extends to Missionfeld residents along Roosevelt Avenue and Mahal Street to Presa Street, then south to Pacific track. The second route restructures near the International Great Northern depot to allow a fourth route, affecting Prospect Hill residents with adjusted delivery windows.
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Bagiidingy Tomorroow
Pastollie
Robert Hodges
Its
Missionfeld
Roosevelt, Avenue
Mahal
Presa Street
Sonthery Pacific
Behnol
Carriag
Curries
Tnternacional Great Northern
Prospect Win
Mexico City Plant Burns In Cigarette Fire
A fire at an agphart factory in City of Mexico caused about 100000 dollars in damage. Investigators believe the blaze started from a cigarette butt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
City of
Mexico
Tmre Do
Agphart
Tera Javt
Hlenht
Speakers at the Labor Day Celebration Distort Health Warnings
Reported remarks from physicians in Cork and San Antonio criticize state health authorities over dengue and fever risks tied to a planned October 13 event. They warn of financial losses and disrupted preparations as business leaders and capitalists weigh future funding and attendance for the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Dr Cana
Texas
San Antono
Republic
C. P. Diay
Br. Guntit
Wanlrey
Brinay
Spanking Incident From Sheboygan Causes Fatal Injury
A Sheboygan, Wisconsin report describes a mother disciplining her young son with a belt and a shingle. An improvised cap in a pocket exploded, severely injuring the mother and causing critical harm to the boy who is likely to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboyean, N. Vi
Sept. S
Wille
Mel Willams
Ind
Message From Ausolle City Cable Letter to Wife
A distorted missive from Ausolle City reports a wife letter sent by cable. The text mentions a mining supply incident and a dispute with an operator over charges, noting a deep Rov mischarging cost over $100. The sender offers no complaint and refers to the operator as a dig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausolle City
Charney Patton
Westirn Mining Nui
Martes
Enna
Cabie
Labor Day Parade Parade Honors City Workers and Events
Labor held the reins in the city for its annual celebration with a large parade, speeches, and a park gathering. Union members, including striking telegraph operators, drew attention during the march from the post office through Alamo plaza to Main avenue, then to Houston street before dispersing for park festivities and a dinner program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoeky
Tha«Ky
Kouer
Tas Alyeuty
Anand Jan'shul
Fet D. Nordhaus
Tidea
C.F. Holbrook
Kon
A. Morriss
Theodora Harris
Alamo Plaza
Alamo Street
Commerce
Maite Plaza
Dolorosa Street
Dolorosa
Commerce Street
Tn Main Avenue
Main Avenue
Houston Street
Avenue C
Woman Repels Highway Robber On Flores Street
Mrs. Lama Goodrich confronted a light skinned white man on Flores Street near City Hall. She struck him with a whip, causing him to flee. Police and mounted officers searched the area but could not locate the suspect. He was described as about six feet tall, wearing a black hat and a two week growth of beard.
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Lama Goodrich
Aus West Johnston Street
South Flores Street
Loos
Goodrich
Aw Buery
Polien
Sloan
Mra. Goorvich
Coxy Tracy
Volog
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Teddy
CITY
Oeagaga Int
Taft
Mir
Roosevelt
Washington
Tewiler
Victor HW
Trey
Janes
Clarkson
Autvoynr
New York
Maryland
James If
Reynolds
Oie Treasury
Waston
New Wreland
Garfield
Varios
Briskey
Missionfield
Prospect Hill
William A. Morriss
Theodore Harris
C. F., Holbrook
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