Century Magazine to Publish Interview Sparks Nationwide Alarm
An announcement from Parlin on November 7 states Century Magazine will publish an extended interview with Kiteer Ita Deoender, triggering panic claims of a new London Telegraph scandal. Newspapers reportedly urged public subscriptions to obtain the December issue amid grandiose political tensions. The piece hints at German involvement and dignitary reactions to the anticipated exposé.
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Democrats Claim Mather Is Elected
Columbus dispatch reports unofficial returns from 82 of 38 counties show D. B. Creamer Democrat leading for state treasurer with a net 7706 plurality. Governor Harne carried six counties by 2245, suggesting Creamer's overall lead may rise to about 5461. Democratic chair Finley Rhink cites potential victory for Mather over Shauek for supreme judge, amid Labor Federation concerns. Calls for revision of yesterday’s tallies and notes from the Democratic state headquarters indicate Creamer’s likely election and possible Mather defeat.
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Looters Strike Hower Bros Safe in Burbank Heist
Aster thieves blew open the Hower Bros safe in Burbank early today and escaped with 190 dollars. The blast damaged the safe and the robbers held residents at bay with revolvers during the escape.
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Court Raps the Trust in Tobacco Company Case
New York November 7 The US Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled this afternoon that the government proved the American Tobacco Company carried on insurances in opposition to the law The United States is exonerated on some counts though other branches of the company are found guilty The suit was brought by the government for dissolution of the American Tobacco Company on the ground that it was a trust
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Murphy Defends Tammany Over Bryan Backlash
Charles J. Murphy of Tammany Hall issued a statement denying that Tammany backed Bryan. He argued the party could not carry New York and blamed Bryan’s weakness and political factors for his poor showing, accusing rivals of seeking political gain at Tammany’s expense.
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Tragic double murder and suicide in Wittaburg scene
W Van Caney of East McKeesport returned from a Republican gathering to find his wife and daughter dead with throats cut, their bodies in a trunk, and another son-in-law in the room. Casey claimed his brother-in-law killed his wife and daughter before taking his own life.
Taft Visits Hot Springs for Wood Fest Greeting
President-elect Taft arrives with Mrs Taft to Hot Springs Virginia where a large crowd welcomes them at a mountain cottage. Taft jokes about not forming his cabinet there and remarks on being entitled to a rest amid cheering locals.
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Two Bodies Recovered After Read Collier Explosion
In Benwon Illinois November, two bodies were recovered from the Read colliery after an explosion Tuesday night, along with Patrick Daily and George Reed. Hope remained for Stevens and John Holmes, the other entombed men.
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Tutt’s election to presidency means work for 650000 idle men
Indications from canvases among 3000 members of the National Association of Manufacturers show that Tutt’s presidential victory would create employment for about 650,000 idle workers. The finding appears in the upcoming issue of the monthly American Industry.
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Will Seek a Divorce by Leavitt Heir of Bryan Family
Kangus City reports that Mite Floth Bryan Leavett daughter of W. J. Bryan plans to file for divorce this afternoon or next week. The petition will allege desertion and neglect and seek custody of the children. A former Bryan household member notes the Leavitts have contemplated separation for over a year and may proceed soon after the Peover convention.
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William Bensley Divorced From Theresa Healey in Ramsey County
In St Paul on November 7 a Ramsey County court granted William Bensley a divorce from Theresa Healey on grounds of desertion. Bensley testified he had been away on a business trip since 1000, returned to find his wife gone, and she left a note stating she had joined a female basketball club and would not return.
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Roosevelt Plans Hunting Trip and Senate Bid
President Roosevelt, after conferring with Sir Harry Johnston, appears to finalize plans for a African hunting expedition next summer. The talk focuses on a possible bid for Platt’s Senate seat during his term’s expiration, with extra sessions to revise tariffs anticipated and Roosevelt expected to travel to Africa and Europe thereafter.
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Fires approach camp of night rider guards
Forest fires in Obion county near Reelfoot lake advance toward Camp Nemo where five state troop companies guard alleged night rider members. Smoke fills the area as flames threaten the camp, while questions arise over whether the fires were set to dislodge soldiers amid Bohemian unrest and a separate Chicago report notes the death of Wig. BD. Cornish of the Union Pacific.
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Austria Accepts Reforms for Emperor Franz Josef
Vienna reports that discussions among Austrian leaders in November aimed at offering reforms to Emperor Franz Josef. The move was seen as a potential remit to ease tensions and stabilize governance amid rising political pressure.
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Trapped Worker Killed as Cave In Hits Springfield Site
Springfield Oregon Nov 7 James Taylor was instantly killed when a power in which he worked caved in today. Jon A. Thornton suffered a broken leg and hip while John Lewis had a broken leg.
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All but four out of race for senator
Columbus, Nov. The fil tering of sentiment from across the state centers on Andrew Harris the Republican candidate for governor now aiming to prove stronger in the United States senatorial race. Foraker remains the best hope for the Foraker element in the legislature though Harris may draw more votes from that bloc than the Taft supporters.
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