Taft Campaign Tour Through West Virginia
Jorge Taft travels with Senator Boott through West Virginia with eleven speeches planned. In Martinsburg he speaks to farmers and workers promising restored confidence and higher farm prosperity, arguing Bryan’s defeat is necessary for stable leadership and lower prices.
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Warships to Escort Duke and Bride in Royal Ceremony
The government announced the Duke of Aias and Miss Wielns will sail on the cruiser Europa in early December. The couple’s engagement and wedding plans, described with official color, mark a ceremonial naval display as part of the royal arrangements.
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Bryan's Chicago Stretch in Democratic Blaze
A tainted report describes Bryan arriving in Chicago amid cheers and a large Cook County delegation. He tours Union Station and parks, addresses crowds in Millen Park and Arende Hall, while critics note party fundraising and calls for tolerance.
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Taft's New York Trip Dates Likely Cancelled
Voice issues force Taft to rearrange his itinerary with cancellations of several day speeches and a night stop in Chicago. West Virginia and Connecticut appearances may be scrapped, while New York events remain on schedule.
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Six Killed and Twenty Injured in Caboose Disaster
Six men were killed and 20 injured when a gale struck a Union Pacific caboose attached to a freight train, tumbling it over an embankment in Lane Tree Wyoming. The car housed laborers who were crushed in the wreckage.
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Roosevelt to ask for more ships and cruisers
President Roosevelt told visitors he will again urge Congress to expand the navy with additional battleships armored cruisers and torpedo craft. He argued last winter's two battleships were insufficient for the nation’s naval needs.
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Congress
Washingon
Night Riders Kill Two Lawyers in Tennessee Probe
In Memphis on October 20, Ze Taye and Quentin Rankin, noted lawyers from Trenton, were killed by night riders amid a high profile case involving Reefoot Lake ownership. Governor Patterson offered a $10,000 reward for the capture and conviction of eight riders. Details of the motive and investigation remain unclear as authorities pursue leads.
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Quentin Rankin
Trenton
Union
Patterson
Taylor
Rankin
Deen
Reefoot Lake
Kieght Fldern
Duty revision urged on pulp wood and print paper
A six member committee appointed by Congress after a month of studying the pulp wood and print paper industries in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota will recommend revising the duty on pulp wood and print paper. Chairman Mrgin stated today in Wuluth.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Fongreas
Mrgin
Yeeghmen Bank Robbery Report Blacked Out Details
A fragmented report describes a bank robbery with several men holding citizens at gunpoint while others entered the bank and escaped with about $1500. The wording is unclear and several terms appear distorted or garbled.
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Yeegmen
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Woman burned to death in kerosene kitchen explosion
In Cleveland Mrs. Mary Staslik was burned to death when her clothes caught fire during a kerosene explosion Tuesday. Her son Lorenzo Staslik and two boarders were badly burned trying to save her. They all were in the hospital and may die.
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Mary Staslik
Lorenzo J Staslik
Thaw Case Quashed In Federal Petition Involving Thaw
Pittsburg Oklahoma February 20 The federal court handed down an opinion to quash the writ of habeas corpus against the Superintendent of Metteawan Hospital and dismiss the petition to bring Marty K Thaw to Pittsburg for his voluntary bankruptcy proceedings The judge ruled Thaws deposition could be taken and would be satisfactory
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Fudge Young
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Marty K. Thaw
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Thaw
Necromancer Convicted Killer Seeks Presidential Pardon
Ohio case of Ter rin Hillik known as the necromancer convicted of killing Martin Vecal's family faces an appeal path starting with Gov Dienen and the board of pardons, then the president if needed. The U S Supreme Court yesterday rejected Hillik's appeal.
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Terrin Hillik
Martin Vecal
United States
Typhoon Kills 9000 People in Amey Region
A devastating typhoon swept Amey, claiming about 9,000 lives and leaving a widespread disaster scene. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities report massive casualties and ongoing relief operations through Thursday.
Tremelors At Manila Shake City Record
Manila reports three earthquakes with light shaking today. The fleet clock was affected, the first quake at morning, the second around 2 40, and the third at 2 10. No damage or injuries reported as of now.
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Five Injured In Columbus Auto Crash At Telegraph Pole
Five people were injured when a car crashed into a telegraph pole at Franklin Avenue in Columbus. The car occupants included Joseph Laweninger his wife his daughter and Mrs A J Poster of Middletown Mrs Saerminger and Mrs Poster were the most seriously burned.
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Relief funds rise for Detroit fire victims
Detroit reports $100,000 raised locally for fire sufferers with five years supply provisions clothing en route. State totals approach $300,000 as charity drives continue nationwide for relief efforts.
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Croker Sends Donations to Democratic Campaign Fund
New York reports Richard Croker cabled a subscription of $1500 to the Democratic national committee campaign fund and $100 to the Democratic party in Dublin while Croker, now in Dublin, watches the campaign. Croker Jr. later contributed $100 to the Democratic national treasury.
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Richart Croker, Jr
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Roosevelt to be editor of Outlook after presidency
New York October 20 President Roosevelt signs contract with The Outlook to act as associate editor after retirement in March He will write the story of his African travels for Charles Scribner’s Sons and cover political and economic topics for the magazine under the agreement
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Hearst Paid $12,000 for Letters Looting Aldrich Claims
New York dispatch reports Hearst paid $12,000 for letters alleged to involve Senator Nelson W Aldrich of Rhode Island and John D. Archbold. Aldrich initially denied letters existed but later suggested if letters from him or to him could help the public, they may be published. Collier's echoed that Hearst bought Foraker and other letters from Archbold associates.
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Deposed Threat Looms as Sultan Faces Reactionary Pressure
Constantinople reports the sultan under scrutiny amid a growing reactionary movement. The Turkish cabinet holds a session with a possible measure of military divestorship to curb the unrest until parliament meets and a resolution may ease the crisis.
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Mikado Hosts Fleet Officers In Imperial Audience
The Mikado and Empress hosted flag officers of the fleet at the Imperial Palace. A luncheon followed the audience where friendship between Japan and the United States was praised. Generals and ambassadors attended as Admiral Sperry and officers from the fleet exchanged greetings with President Roosevelt in attendance.
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Lorain County liquor vote cheers amid heated contest
In Lorain County Ohio a local option election under the Row law produced a drys lead then a late pro wet surge. The count showed a wet majority of 26 with saloon workers planning a contest alleging fraud. Lorain Blyria Oberlin and Wellington reported varied results as tension ran high and preparations for official recounts continued.
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