Shaw on Iowa Platform Explains Declarations of Republicans
Marshalltown Iowa October campaign meetings featured Senator Allison and Secretary Shaw. Shaw argued the Iowa platform clarifies positions on tariff revision and trusts, denying a specific call for tariff change while urging Congress to decide details within the party’s protective principle. He warned against aiming to remove productive corporations and emphasized the national policy over state adjurations.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Allison
Shaw
Cedar Rapids
Massachusetts
Congress
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois Ohio shows warmer fair day
Washington reports a forecast for Wednesday and Thursday. For Indiana and Illinois fair and warmer Wednesday, Thursday increasing cloudiness with light variable winds and fresh southeast by Thursday. For Ohio fair midweek, warmer with diminishing west winds. Barometric readings and temperatures noted by W. T. Blythe.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Heavy early snow hits Cheboygan and Cadillac region
Dispatches from Cheboygan and Cadillac report the heaviest fall of snow seen so early in the season in many years with storms affecting the Detroit area today.
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Detroit
Mich
Cheboygan
Cadillac
Movements of Steamers Arrivals at European Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals at Gibraltar Boulogne sur Mer and St Michaels with vessels including Aller Potsdam Li ee Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Graf aldersee Grosser Kurfurst Kronprinz from New York and Bremen. The fragmented report notes routes via New York Genoa Naples and Rotterdam with several ships proceeding to their next destinations.
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Gibraltar
Aller
New York
St. Michaels
Naples
Genoa
Boulogne Sur Mer
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Michaels
Li Ee
New New York
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
Graf ‘Aldersee
Grosser Kerfverst
Kronpring
Kroen
Trusts and tariffs dominate Pawtucket rally remarks
In Pawtucket Rhode Island Secretary of the Navy William H Moody and Congressman Capron addressed a Republican rally. Moody tied the issue to trusts and the Sherman act, citing Knox’s anti trust work and efforts against monopolies in railroads traffic pooling food merging and oil. Capron touted David B Hill as the next Democratic candidate for president.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Capron
David B. Hill
Bases arbitration seeks harmony in baseball leagues
The national board of arbitration resumed sessions in New York with representatives from the Western League and American Association. A readjustment of territory remains the main hurdle as proposals contest removing teams from Kansas City and Milwaukee. The plan may have the American Association keep one city and the Western League the other, plus an additional city each to balance the circuits. Presidents Powers Brice and others leading discussions, with optimism for a settlement despite no definite plan tonight.
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New York
National Baseball Board of Arbitration
Western League
American Association
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Brice
Moee
Themerican Association
van Brunt
St. Joseph
M. H. Sexton
Rock Island
Powers
National Association
Muncie and Elwood Open Indoor Baseball Match In Auditorium
Special to the Indianapolis Journal MUNCIE Ind Oct 28 Muncie and El wood indoor baseball teams met in the Auditorium with Muncie prevailing Stene We Ore ee for arangis at second was the tea Scharf of Muncie is of indoor baseball league among the les included as the Western Roller Pi Score Muncie 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 8 Elwood 3 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 4 Batteries Scharf and Berry Sinclair and Hunt
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Elwood
Stene
Arangis
Scharf
Western Roller
Scharf and
Berry
Sinclair and Hunt
Marion High School to Face Shortridge at Driving Park
Marion High School football is set to visit Shortridge next Saturday at the Business Men's Driving Park. Manager Tuck of the 8. H. S. team has nearly fixed the date with Marion, which has not lost a game this year and has piled up more than 100 points.
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Marion High School
Shortridge
Tuck
Marion
State Field Team to Play Y. M. I. on Sunday
The State Field team will play the Y. M. I. team Sunday afternoon at the State id grounds. The teams al nea cat good game is eeniese.
Seismic Disturbances In Southern Mexico Ashes Rain
Thirty to forty five earthquake shocks were felt at San Cristobal as ashes rained across southern Mexico. Subterranean noises were heard at Tuxtla and Palenque noted no mountain change though explosions persisted. Tabasco scientists estimate the ash force equates to 300,000 horsepower. Indigenous reports claim Huastepec volcano eruption unconfirmed.
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San Cristobal
Mexico
Mexico City
Republic
Tuxtla
Palenque
San Juan Mountain
Tabasco
Huistepec
Steam er Vigilancia arrives ash covered after Mexican volcano dust
Havana reports the Ward line steamer Vigilancia entering port today encrusted with volcanic ashes carried from recent Mexican eruptions. Disturbances in southern Mexico and active volcanoes including Santa Maria in Guatemala explain dust drifting across the region.
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Havana
Ward Line
Vigilancia
Vera Cruz
Progresso
Tehuantepec
Mexico
Santa Maria
Guatemala
Telegraph network cut by Mexican quakes near southern towns
New York Oct 2 The Western Union central cable office reports the Mexican government says earthquakes have interrupted all telegraphic communication with Mapastepec Huixtla Tapachula San Benito Chicharra Motozintla Monte Cristo and Tenosique news desk notes the outage affects urgent messages and commercial traffic across the region.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Central Cable Office
Mapastepec
Huixtla
Tapachula
San Benitco
Chicharro
Motozintla
Monte Cristo
Tenosique
Membership of Reformed Churches Reported at Alliance Sessions
Philadelphia Oct 28 The American section of the alliance of reformed churches reports progress in Sabbath schools evangelistic work and home and foreign missions. The total church membership reaches 2 082 610 with 1 997 120 scholars across the American section.
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Philadelphia
Alliance of Reformed Churches
Alliance
Crown Prince of Siam Hosts Farewell Dinner in New York
The Crown Prince of Siam gave a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria as a return compliment to the gentlemen who hosted him during his visit. Speeches were informal and in response to toasts. The host toasted the President of the United States and the city’s mayor. The final speaker was Prince Chakrebergse.
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New York
Crown Prince of
Siam
Waldorf-Astoria
Prince Chakrebergse
Archbishops Vacancy For Chicago Won By Prospect Of Spalding
Gossip centers on Chicago archbishop vacancy after Archbishop Feehan's death. Rome will reassemble the Propaganda in November to decide. Bishop John L. Spalding of Peoria favored. Bishop Muldoon as administrator facing opposition. Father Riordan in poor health. Cardinals may propose transferring Archbishop Ireland to Chicago if Spalding not chosen.
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Rome
Chicago
Patrick A. Feehan
Congregation of the Propaganda
John L. Spalding
Peoria
Ill
Muldoon
Father Riordan
St. Elizabh’s
Spalding
Ireland
St. Paul
Times Silent on MacDonnell Ireland Appointment
London Times voices unease over Sir Anthony Patrick MacDonnell’s appointment as permanent under secretary for Ireland. It notes Sir David Harrel’s pensioned departure, hints he favored enforcing the crimes act sooner, and stresses MacDonnell’s Irish Catholic background with a nationalist brother.
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London
Anthony Patrick MacDonnell
Ireland
David Harrel
The
Times
Davi
the Times
Irish Constabulary
David
Farc Tion
Mark Anthony MacDonnell
House of Commons
Anthony
Sir Anthony
Nationalists abandon Commons debate as Redmond away
London dispatches report Irish members leaving for Ireland after forcing coercion discussion. Remaining Irish figures avoided the chamber, socializing in lobbies as all Irish questions and motions were dropped and the government free to act without opposition. In Sydney, the Clam oil tanker from Batoum set a record voyage with oil fuel cutting coal use and crew reduced. Beresford predicts a Britain US alliance and a peaceful century, denying mercantile monopoly claims and urging closer ties.
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London
House of Commons
John Redmond
United States
Ireland
Sydney
Daily Mail
Clam
Evans
Shell Transport and Trading Company
Batoum
Russia
Champagne vintages cited as outstanding and poor
London reports Heldselck & Co of Rheims notes the 192 vintage of champagne stood out among vintages in experience. The 193 vintage also promises to be poor, signaling a mixed outlook for producers and markets.
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London
Heldselck & Co
Rheims
France
European and world notes from a distant era
Reports cover a king’s voyage to South Africa aboard the Good Hope, Balkan fighting with dynamite at Kresna Pass, Paris fortification plans at ten million dollars, and German attache changes in Washington. Also noted are Austrian Diet results for the Christian Socialists, a French ministerial decision on Cardinal Perraud, Pope Pius X’s doctor’s operation, Odessa’s Black Sea company cuts, and exhumation orders in London linked to George Chapman.
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Edward
Chamberlain
South Africa
Admiralty
Asanes
Sofia
Kresna Pass
Paris
Delcasse
France
Germany
Great Britain
Japan
Hague Arbitration Court
Erwin Schaefer
Inter
Wason
Rebouer-Buschwitz
von Bredow
Ashington
Perraud
Ne and Laire
Orleans
Lappont
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Selephare
Danube
Black Sea
Akens- Douglas
George Chapman
Chapman
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America
London
Hawaiian sugar plantations to form securities company
Official advices in New York report the consolidation of four largest Hawaiian sugar plantations into a securities holding company to be named the Hawaiian Securities Company, to be incorporated under state law.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
Hawaiian Securities Company
Controlling Interest in Four Plantations Tied to New Company
The text notes a controlling interest held with friends in four plantations. The company will own the stock, and these holdings are to form the capital of a new company.
Martyr to His Work in Philadelphia Almshouse Chief Doctor Dies
Dr Daniel E Hughes chief resident physician at the Philadelphia Almshouse died at eight this morning from tubercular peritonitis, contracted from a patient. He was an international figure in alienism, focused on insanity and aiding criminals. His death prompts calls to study sanitary reform at the almshouse. Col Norman Smith, Civil and Spanish-American War veteran, former Eighteenth Regiment, Pennsylvania militia figure, died of paralysis in Pittsburgh. David Charles Bell, author and Shakespeare scholar, nephew of Alexander Gray Bell, died of heart failure at Bell Hospital Washington.
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Philadelphia
Daniel E. Hughes
Philadelphia Almshouse
Hughes
Huges
Pittsburg
Col
Norman Smith
Eighteenth Regiment
Pennsylvania
Washington
David Charles Bell
Alexander Gray Bell
Bell Hospital
Crescens and Dan Patch Fail To Break Records At Memphis Show
Crescens trotted 2:05% and Dan Patch paced 2:01% in Memphis amid cold wind. The Dean won the 2:24 trot. Gentry took 2:13 purse. Invader and 2:10 pace to wagon races noted. Chicago horse show prizes awarded to Margrave, Maud, His Highness, Royal Victor, Valereux, Lord Minto, The Bard.
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Tenn
Cresceus
Crescens
Robert McGregor
Dan Patch
Gentry
Cabanola
Rank
McCoy
Dean
Hugh Wynne
A. J. Wathen
Louisville
Invader
Russell
Smathers
Mr. Smith
B. G
William C. P
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Bik. H
Grea
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Dodge
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E Froteen
Garnet
Miller
B. E
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Chander
Ensahcesen
Hugh Wayne
Marin
Bell
el Milage
Br. G
W. Dickerson
Kerson
Judge Cullen
Oxford
Arte
Oster
Swearingen
Myron McHenry
Chicago
Fires Destroy Ice Houses and Forest Plant Losses
A North Dakota report from Loon Lake NL notes Esch Bros and Rabo ice houses burned, a loss of 80000 with eight coal cars on a side track. LaPorte Texas fire scorched a freight train yard. engine spared, other cars burned for 100000 loss with no insurance. Little Rock Arkansas reports partial destruction of Forest Harewood Manufacturing Company plant with 100000 loss, well insured.
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Loon Lake
Sne
Esch Bros. & Rabo
Wisconsin Central
Laporte
Tex
Mission Board Opens 34th Conference in Chicago
Sixteen states are represented at the First Congregational Church as the Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior opens its thirty-fourth annual conference. The opening mass meeting features Ellen M. Stone and talks on Bridgman School Peking kindergarten work in Kobe Hadjin Home and village schools in India.
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First Congregational Church
Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior
Ellen M. Stone
Ada Haven Mateer
Bridgman School
Peking
Gertrude Willcox Weakley
Kobe
Etta Doanearden
Tur Oy
Emily R. Bisse
India
Mine Shaft Cave-In Traps Mexican Miners
An accident near Santa Maria de la Paz leaves miners trapped as earth collapsed on a shaft. Relief teams worked through Sunday night after a tapping noise gave hope. By last report, rescuers had not freed all, and suffocation remained a risk.
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Mexico City
Santa Maria de la Paz
Warning to Journal Subscribers Fraudulent Traveling Agent Cited
Within ten days a man claiming to be a Journal agent has defrauded friends. He appeared in Bluffton on the 15th as O A Bell and earlier in Valparaiso as Hill. He uses an expense account credit scheme to obtain funds. Report urges arrest on sight and warns readers not to grant credit to traveling agents posing as Journal representatives.
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O. A. Bell
Valparaiso
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Journal
Indiana or Notre Dame faces Purdue in fast Illinois clash
Developing its speed after a bruising Notre Dame defeat Indiana’s team held signals practice and rested injured players Knight Shackleton Hillman while focusing on speed for Illinois. Notre Dame remained in good shape aside from Shaughnessy, with Salomon noting Indiana should have been shut out. John Shirk returned to Goshen for the State University reception as Notre Dame praised Indiana’s early effort.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Shaughnessy
Notre Dame
Indiana
Captain Salmon
John Shirk
Goshen
State University
Leslie Back In The Line For Purdue Eleven
Lafayette Indiana October 28 Captain Harry Leslie lined up with the Purdue eleven last night for the first time since his knee injury against Illinois on October 18 His return balances the team as Best shifts him to right end and White to the other end End play may be covered by current holders when Purdue meets Northwestern next Friday Practice was secret to deter Case college observers Purdue expects to be in top shape by Friday except for Miller all regulars are back and playing stronger and faster than before
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Harry Leslie
Purdue
Illinois
Best
Leslie
Minch
White
Hahn
Northwestern
Northwestern College
Miller
Distinguished Visitors at Earlham College Chapel
Earlham College in Richmond Indiana hosted notable guests in chapel including Whittier College President Tibbets and Penn College Ames Oska loosa professor EB Gifford. Gifford inspected the Marlham dormitory to aid Penn dorm remodeling. Andley P. Clark a local Earlham graduate preached in chapel. Dean Kelley returned from Indianapolis praising the Friends Society conference and noted many Earlham graduates serving on committees including Benjamin F Trueblood Absalom Rosenberg and Robert H B Pretlow from Wilmington College.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Tibbets
Whittier College
EB. H. Gifford
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Earlham
Ittter
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Marlham
Penn
Andley P. Clark
Washington
Dean Kelley
Indianapolis
Friends’ Society
Benjamin, F. Trueblood
Boston
Mass
Absalom Rosenberg
Tau Beta Pi honors Irvin E Artz Wilbur scholar at Purdue
Tau Beta Pi conferred its highest annual honor on Irvin E Artz junior class member and Wilbur scholar. The election list includes Wray Thorn Shawnee OK David Knox Fort Wayne Frederick Judson Indianapolis ik Bishop Harry Black Indiana ion D N Houston Tex F G Todd Walter Wabash R R Slee Bend O P T Lafayette Z comb Tacoma WA West Lafayette.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Tau Beta Pi
Irvin E. Artz
Wilbur
Wray T. Thorn
Shawnee
O. T
David M
Wabash Upsets Rose Polytechnic In Bloomington Style Match
TERRE HAUTE Ind Oct 2 The Rose Polytechnic team suffered an unexpected defeat at the hands of Wabash last Saturday. Rose had beaten Franklin who had beaten Wabash, giving Rose confidence. The team was not fully recovered from the Washington game prior and coach Crawford has them training hard this week for Earnham on Rose campus next Saturday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Rose Polytechnic
Wabash
Rose
Franklin
Technical School
Washington Yoaceney
Crawfon
Earnham
South Bend All-Star Team Tops Physicians and Surgeons
South Bend's All-Star athletic squad beat the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Chicago 2 to 0. The team, featuring Billy Moore from Purdue, McWeeny, Heath from Minnesota, and the Koehler brothers, dominated with fastball and strong offense. The physicians and surgeons crossed 6 yards only once.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
College of Physicians and Surgeons At
Chicago
Billy Moore
Purdue
McWeeny
Chicago A. A
Heath
Minnesota
Koehler
Three Big University Games Ahead This Week
Chicago October 23 Purdue meets Northwestern on Friday Beloit faces Chicago Saturday at Marshall Field Wisconsin and Michigan games on tap with several preparatory school matchups also listed in the weekend slate.
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Purdue
Northwestern
Beloit
Marshall
Northwestern and Purdue to clash as Michigan and Wisconsin duel
Morning and Wisconsin square off with Michigan in the afternoon on the gridiron. Fifteen hundred Michigan rooters travel from Ann Arbor and about one thousand Wisconsin students attend. Northwestern scrubs face Culver Military Academy while faculty and students at Michigan Agricultural College remain at odds over suspensions and a continuing strike.
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Michigan
Michigan Rooters
Ann Arbor
Ern Y Eee
Purdue
Evanston
Ball Park
Chicago
Northwestern Rooters
Hollister
Northwestern Scrubs
Culver Military Academy
Yale Opens BA and MA Degrees to Greek-Free Transfers
New Haven Conn Oct 23 Yale University announced a policy change allowing students who hold a bachelor of arts from another college and did not study Greek to enter Yale as seniors and earn a Yale BA in one year. It also permits such graduates to pursue an MA at Yale without Greek prerequisites.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Yale
Columbia Club Hosts Weeklong Class Bowling Tourney
The Columbia Club announces a weeklong bowling tournament from November 3 to November 9 with prizes in each class and an entrance fee of 8 cents.
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Columbia Club
Chicle a Good Thing Wins at Aqueduct in Maiden Stakes
At Aqueduct, Chicle opened 30 to 1 and closed 10 to 1, winning a maiden two year olds race by a half length. Andy Williams captured the Nassau Stakes for three year olds after a late charge, with Dom Paul second and Barouche third as conditions favored favorites Brunswick and Articulate.
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Aqueduct
Brunswick
Articulate
Andy Williams
Gom Paul
Andy Willams
Dom Paul
Barouche
Chicle
Sweet Alice
Tint
Andy Bad Ead
The Lady wins mile handicap at Worth meet
In Chicago on October 28 The Lady carried 123 pounds to win the feature mile and one sixteenth handicap at Worth. The third betting choice at 3 to 1 won eased up with Scarlet Lily a half length behind as Worthington and Red Sam led the field.
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Worth
Scarlet Lily
Worthington
Red Sam
the Lady
Prince of Endurance
Fairbury
Silver Fizz
Starting machine test headlines at fair grounds track
In St Louis on October 23 the fair grounds track hosted the first official test of a starting machine. Eleven bead actors ran in the field, with Col. 1 and Vestry among top contenders. Odds listed included Polly at 12 to 1 and Auty Clyde at 1 to 1, highlighting early betting interest.
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Fair Grounds
Polly
Vestry
Jack Young
Auty Clyde
Banta Ventura
Latonia racing results reveal small first-money winners
Cincinnati report notes only two favorites winning at Latonia on October 2. Jack Ratlin and Joe Buckley were heavily backed but did not land first money. Winners listed Kunja Airlight Albula and Extol with respective odds.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Jack Ratlin
Joe Buckley
Kunja
Airlight
I Manso
Albula
Extol
Woly Alley
Oldfield Defeats Cooper In Toledo Auto Races
Barney Oldfield and Tom Cooper led a cold windy Toledo race day on a half mile track. Winners included W Wigle of Detroit for five miles gasoline cars under 1000 pounds in 9:12, W Harkness of Cleveland in 9:23, L P Moore of Cleveland in the five mile open handicap at 7:14, and Oldfield beat Cooper in the five mile match race with no official time.
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Oct
Barney Oldfield
Tom Cooper
W. Wigle
Detroit
W. Harkness
Cleveland
L. P. Moore
Oldfield
Cooper
Steel company to build lake steamers to haul ore
A fleet of the largest Great Lakes steamers, costing over 10 million dollars, will be built for the United States Steel Corporation. Each boat will measure about 9,000 tons capacity with a keel of significant length and a draft near eighteen feet, enabling ore transport from Lake Superior to furnace docks on Lake Erie and Lake Michigan at about 0.5 dollars per ton, versus current rates of 0.8 and 0.3 dollars.
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Great Lakes
United States Steel Corporation
Lake Superior
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Governor Yates Stricken With Typhoid Fever
Springfield report says Governor Yates is suffering with typhoid fever with symptoms present and fever raging. Dr L C Taylor, his attending physician, admitted the illness tonight and said an accurate diagnosis would take a day or two to confirm.
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Yates
L. C. Taylor
Two Steamers Sunk Off Tacoma Harbor Entrance
The steamer Capital City sank near Brown's Point at the harbor entrance around dawn. All passengers were rescued. Reports from Lisbon note the Italian steamer Primavera disaster with uncertain loss of life. A trial began in Long Beach City for assault in the first degree linked to Labor Day shooting on Kazn Thorpe, who was wounded.
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Wash
Brown's Point
Tacoma Harbor
Lisbon
Jeremiah Hunter
Strong's Lane
North Bea Ah
Long Eames
Kazn Thorpe
Inditeeclares Thorpe
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