Taft Delivers Broad Tour Speeches Across States
The campaign train reaches Sandusky and multiple towns as Taft outlines policies. He pledges to pursue Roosevelt's reforms with legal, fast enforcement on interstate business, supports government supervision of stock and bond issues for railways, and argues Bryan's party caused Philippine conflicts.
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William Taft
San
Sandusky
Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
Republican Party
Washington
Sir. Bryan
Democratic Party
Philippines
Mr. Taft
Sandusky Opera House
Cincinnati
Cartalia
York
Clyde
Mouser
Titin
Mr.Patt
King
Carey
Bryan
Hiippine
Wharton
Smharet
Kenton
Urbana
Bellefontaine
Springfield
Dayton
Middletown
Franklin
Charles P. Taft
Fire destroys business block and homes in Potsdam area
Fire swept through the Blackburn Co. building and immediately spread to neighboring properties in Potsdam. The large general store owned by Ammon was wiped out along with several dwellings, with estimated losses around $40,000 to $48,000.
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West Milton
Roo Blackburn
Chick 4 Co
Potsdam
Ammon
Deaths and crimes briefed in scattered notices
Two women and a man died by their own actions in Pitteturg on the 8th. M Alberti, recently retired Danish minister of justice, confessed to fraud at a savings bank where he served as president. Two New York women leaped to death from windows in their homes. Fowler Kenton, a constable, was shot and killed while transporting a prisoner near Huntaville. Democratic leaders urged to offer campaign services. Hungarian artist Guklo Horvath completed a mammoth oil painting of Washington at Trenton, claimed largest yet, over 210 feet long and 1d feet high.
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Pitteturg
M. Alberti
Illneas
New York City
Fowler Kenton
Minbuab
Helenwood
Hunteville
Tenun
Huntaville
United States Senate
House of Representatives
National Committee
Guklo Horvath
Proctor, VI
Cassidy In Defeated For State Senate Nomination
Owen Cassidy of Watkins lost renomination to the Morty first district Republican senatorial convention held in Ithaca New York. Ben Conger won the nomination. Cassidy said he would pursue an independent candidacy. The event drew local interest due to Cassidy’s pivotal vote on a key anti-wumbling bill. The report also notes a separate Iowa state legislature deadlock as 42 Republicans join Democrats to block Gov Cummins from replacing W B Allison, signaling continued stalemate.
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Cassidy
Ithaca
Owen Cassidy
Watkins
State Senate
Morty First
Thesday
Ben Conger
Cunshly
Billy
Senate
Deg Moines
Seyt
Gov
Comming
United States Senate
W. B. Allison
Cummins
Porter
Council Must Vote Money for Election
The election board will not arrange the street car referendum unless the council provides funds. Secretary Hanae announced the estimated cost at between 11000 and 12000 dollars. The board has found no internal source to cover the expense, and the council must authorize payment.
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Cleveland
Hanae
Indicted brokers face grand jury over embezzlement
Pittsburg officials announce that George Whitney Stephenson and JM Flee elgon, doing business as Pittburg brokers and tied to the New York Magic exchange, were indicted by the grand jury on embezzlement charges. They allegedly misappropriated 5 percent shares of the Westinghouse Machine Co valued at about $59,000 belonging to customers.
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Pittsburg
Sept
George J. Whitney
FOL
Gift to the Nation at West Point
A donation titled Gift to the Nation presents the Hudson River land at West Point to the United States government via Margaret Sage and Miss Anna Warner. President Roosevelt accepted on behalf of the nation as the Army Academy’s future use is planned. The account notes river currents and a 20 year old man walking into the water.
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Oyster Bay
Hudson River
West Point
United States
Margaret Sage
Shaven Sage
Anna Warner
United States Miitary Academy
Rooeralt Tae
Woman tells of Uigide Pacts and murder inquest
In Omaha a coroner's inquest into Dr. Frederick H. Rustin's death reveals Abbie Rice testified Rustin spoke of suicide and planned to disguise the act for life insurance. She alleged a Friday night plot with Charles K. Davis, while Dr Rustin allegedly urged her to kill him. Dr Austin testified to an attempted suicide using drugs from Rustin, which made him sick and did not resolve his life. The inquest remains unfinished.
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Omaha
Nev
Frederick H. Rustin
Sansations
Abbie ‘Rice
Dr. Rustin
Rustin
Hils
Alguet
Dr. Austin
Charles KL Tavis
Momber
Tustin Devin Wan
de Rustin
Woleld Davis
Montgomery Indicted for Forgery in Bank Scam
Pittsburg Sept Two charges against William Montgomery former cashier of the Allegheny National Bank show he forged signatures on notes. True bills allege the forgeries involved Young & Co for 94000 and J B Bryar for 15000, both fictitious names used to disguise missing funds.
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Montgomery
Pittsburg
Willian Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
Toewlay
Billie
Noth Casex
Young & Co
J. B. Bryar
Berkman Sentenced to Jail After Cooper Union Rally
Alexander Berkman, the anarchist, is to spend the next days in jail after a Tuesday conviction for inciting a riot at Cooper Union. He sentence to the workhouse. May Smnjtt Who Who oriented with Wi was Mnew $10.
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Berkman
New York
Alexander Berkman
Lie
Cooper Union
Wrights two long flights stun early aviation world
On Tuesday Orville Wright piloted a longer first flight lasting over a minute and a half, then soared nearly eight minutes on a second flight in the United States. The tests, at Fort Myer, mark the era’s boldest aeroplane demonstrations to date. Explosion in Agawam kills three, wounds one fatally, and injures five as dynamite detonates on Pravin Mountain near a reservoir.
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Wright
Waslington
Bepl
Fort Myo
Orville
Toy
Agawam
Mas
Taras
Wit
Pravin Mountain
Firemen Fatally Hurt in Store Blaze
Two Pittsburgh firefighters were fatally injured and two others were hurt battling a blaze at a commercial store. The dead and injured were identified as members of the city fire department amid an incident under investigation by local authorities.
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Pitteburg
Bet
Augiet Bate Wa
Marty Hegketian Howey
OQ Tauri WM
Forest fires threaten towns along the Great North Shore
Fire rages near Grand Marais Minnesota and nearby towns on Lake Superior as wind shifts threaten a wider spread. Residents flee with belongings while steamers, trains, and pumps respond. County attorney Smith riding out the blaze reports heavy smoke, no rain for 14 weeks, and possible destruction if winds shift east.
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Grand Marais
Minn
Lake Superior
Alco
Great Banger
Duluth
Mink
Mornta
Tubbing
Brookly
Mubbing
Coleraine
Hovey
Allan
al J. Smith
Mennegin County
Grand Maral
Str. Smith
Grant Marale
Catholic Knights Convene in Detroit Gathering
Catholic Knights assembled here Tuesday with over 20 attendees including Biko Kaulelia of Cleveland. The event, held in Detroit, aimed to set a new attendance record, with a top line readout of 1:08 indicating timekeeping during ceremonies.
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Upper
Gaudusky
Culbuit Knightie
Ojo
Clevalaul
Stories of Buckeye Life Feud and Crime in Kentucky Tales
Chronicles from Hamilton and nearby counties recount a Kentucky feud linked to the Cottongame and Arnett families. A killing occurred with witnesses present as authorities pursued suspects. Separate items report a knife attack in Cleveland and stockholder notices from Parmers Banking Co with insolvency concerns.
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Hamilton
Perea Armoire
Hin
Kentucky
Perry County
Arnett
Breathe County
Kevern
Williun
Odd Household Tips From A Faded Page
A jumble of household remedies and kitchen hints appears, listing glue dissolvers, ammonia mixtures, starch and water, ginger for stomach, and methods for cleaning fabrics. It mixes stray culinary notes, shopping banter, and stray quotes about ads and a suburban house-hunter exchange. The piece shifts to fashion and advertising skepticism with remarks on corsets and finance.
First Work of Its Kind Measures Obi River Flow
In Cincinnati, engineers began the first measurements of the Obi River volume to determine current velocity and assess the feasibility of a general power system at the headwaters. The effort aims to study river flow control for potential water power development.
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Cincinnati
Obi
Ore Docks Glutted In Cleveland Harbor
Five ore carriers arrived from Lake Superior causing crowded docks as captains push to offload. About 125000 tons capacity across 15 vessels, with crews working double time to load and depart, while additional ships anchor offshore awaiting entry.
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Cleveland
Lake Superior
Wan Stabbed to Death on the Street in Cleveland
Angilo Mirai Stellan was stabbed by Carmen Dulane near Central Market in Cleveland. Two hours later Dulane was arrested by two police officers and held for New York. Police say Dulane admitted killing Magan over a waterfront job dispute.
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Cleveland
Angilo Mirai
Stellan
Carmen Dulane
Central Market
Reany
Ubton Wation
Dulane
New York
Dulone
Magan
Hyealwater
Corpse Found On River Bank With Evidence of Murder
A mangled body of a woman was found on the Oblo river shore near Wellavitle. Blood stains, a rope, and signs of quicklime were present. Authorities believe the scene was staged to conceal the crime and the victim may have been murdered.
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Murdar
Oblo
Judge Besieged By Letters Amid Divorce Case In Ohio
A muddled report from Hellefontaine Ohio claims Judge Holt faced a flood of letters from across the country after a newspaper article about a divorce and a failed farm loan appeal. It notes Rinehart’s trial postponed and a public reaction delaying court business as a ruling on a matter of state.
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Hellefontaine
Rinehart
Wiignoeburg
Pittebyre
P. B. Rinehart
Defimet Parmeri Anit Drovers
Nakka al Tik
Fromn
Holt UN Toemlay
Conn
Sentence about a man being sent to an asylum in Mineola
A fragmentary notice describes John Cough Min, described as wandering near Sagamore Hill, examined by a doctor and deemed not insane, with plans to commit him to an asylum in Mineola. The text is incomplete and contains garbled phrases.
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Mineola
John Cough
Sagamore Hill
Welang
Railway to Holy City is Opened Medina
Sept 3 The new railway from Damascus to Medina the Holy City was opened Wednesday with impressive ceremony.
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Holy City
Medina
Damascus
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