Forest Fires Threaten Marinette And Northern Michigan
Reports from Foster City Michigan describe towns encircled by flames and forests ripping through northern Michigan. Marinette Wisconsin stands four miles from the fire front with fear of spread, while Niagar a Faithorn Junction and Ingalls Michigan pack trains stand ready as winds rise.
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Foster City
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Jamen Griven
Morgan Interests
Ostkowh
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Farm Heaven
Amber
Niagara
Faithorn Junction
Ingalls
Tralna
Urapt
Michigan
Lae la
Calumet
Hate de Cris
United States Ship Canal
T18
Point Abbaye
Iron Country
Ashland
Lake Superior
Taft Hitchcock Control Telegram and Bull Fight Tragedy
Cincinnati reports William H Taft telegraphs backing National Chairman Hitchcock and seeking support from Senator Crane and advisory committees for campaign control. In Lisbon a bullfight crowd tragedy leaves five dead and twenty wounded after bulls escape arena and troops are deployed.
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Cincinnati
William H. ‘Taft
Crane
War One
Mon Any
Hitch
Lisbon
Mojta
Fire destroys wooden structures near Bouton and Maine tracks
Sept 22 nearly an acre of wooden buildings on the north side of the Bouton and Maine tracks in the city were swept by a new fire after an April 12 blaze. The loss is estimated at $500,000. Blackmailers are jailed. Winnipeg reports a Black Hand case with Mallane and Fernie involvement. a six month to severe sentence referenced.
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Bouton & Maine
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Winnipeg
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Fernie
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Tiny Ghips Begin Long Voyage
In New York on September 22 a small fleet embarks for the Pacific, venturing along the upper coast of the United States. The mission aims to explore shoals and navigational routes, echoing historic efforts and led by a commander associated with the Hasipton Rotity era.
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New York
United States
America
Diverse 1910s Briefs Span Robbery, Violence and Labor
Robbers dynamited the Albion post office and escaped with over 1000 dollars in cash and stamps. Seven shot at a Moreland Kentucky tent meeting, motive unclear. Government pay raise for typesetters effective October 4. A black leopard named Nigger killed by The Devil at the Bronx Zoo cage. Over 400 Lancashire mills idle due to wage dispute. 40 million spindles affected. Drought threats in Pittsburgh raise typhoid epidemic risk as rivers recede and water quality declines.
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Moreland
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Monotype
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England
Murray Calls Down Bank Examiners Critique Speech
Washington September 22 Comptroller of the Currency Lawrence O Murray harshly criticized bank examiners for failing to uncover embezzlements and dishonesty and for misvaluing bank securities. He spoke before a conference of examiners from the eastern territory and outlined needed reforms. A western examiner conference will follow.
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Murray
Washington
Lawrence O. Murray
Ohio
Standard Oil official denies price cuts in anti trust hearing
Vice President Squires of Standard Oil Company of Ohio testifies to justify business methods in the government's Sherman law case. He states that the Ohio unit never instituted price cuts on oil, arguing against charges of unlawful practices.
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Standard Oil Co
Squires
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Ohio
Gould divorce case seeks $120000 a year alimony
Katherine Clemmons Gould, suing Howard Gould, asked Justice Gregerich for an order mandating $120,000 yearly alimony and $15,000 in counsel fees. The court moved the argument to October 1.
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New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Gregerich
Gould
Feek
Tragedy in Johestown as Man Kills Two Women
In Conemaugh, Joseph Joling aged 28 entered his home and killed his wife instantly while another woman died minutes later. The incident occurred on Monday and involved Mr Charles Cobaigh who resided with them. The report notes a bee aunt presence and the chaotic moments that followed.
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Johestown
Joseph Joling
Conemaugh
Charles Cobaigh
Johne
Col Stewart to be Retired after Fort Grant service
War Department orders Col William Stewart to report to Washington for a retirement board. The retirement action has drawn wide interest after his service at Fort Grant, Arizona, during the wartime period.
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Stewart
Washington
War Department
William Stew
Fort Grant
Ariz
Swisher Resigns as West Virginia Secretary of State
Charleston WV Sept 22 The regular Republican state committee accepted the resignation of Charles W. Swisher secretary of state and party candidate for governor at a Monday night meeting.
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Hearst Refuses to Arbitrate in Oklahoma Charge
William R. Hearst responds to Gov. C N Haskell by comparing him to a burglar in a letter to the Associated Press. He rejects arbitration and accuses Haskell of past bribery attempts involving the Standard Oil case and Ohio officials. Bryan offers Minnesota mascot mule prize for Democrat gains in electors.
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Haskell
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William J. Bryan
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Engineers Threaten to Strike in Winnipeg Rail War
Winnipeg reports Canadian Pacific engineers threaten a one week engine strike if demands are not settled. The move comes as labor tension rises amid a broader strike effort affecting rail operations. A separate Le Mans report notes Wilbur Wright setting a new record with a one hour flight in France.
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Auvoure
Another Appeal by Roosevelt on Taftendorsement Foraker
President Roosevelt issues another appeal for Taft and rebukes Hearst for claims about Foraker. Taft refused in 1907 to endorse a single ticket for the presidency and Foraker’s Senate bid. Senator Foraker late comment: he will not issue remarks amid the press sequence.
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Ohio
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Benator
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Bryan in the Empire State underscores Democratic campaign vigor
Buffalo September 22. William J Bryan spoke to massive crowds in Buffalo after a day of campaigning across New York. He attacked President Roosevelt and Republican leaders while praising the Democratic platform. He delivered speeches in Brockport Tonawanda and other cities, urging support for his ticket. Rockwell to stay on Democratic ticket as lieutenant governor after withdrawal talks in Columbus Ohio.
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William J. Bryan
Democracy
Humboldt Part
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Bryan
Roosey
Tat
Jenders
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Tonawanda
Morley
Rockwell
Columbus
David L. Rockwell
Ravenna
Democratio Uvkel
Finley
Did Harmon
Beto
Horinge
Ohio News Roundup From Multiple Buckeye Cities
A compilation of brief items: Grand Circuit racing in Columbus and Cleveland at stake events. the Ohio oil inspection receipts total 24166 for June to August under W H Phipps. Bootleggers use a cannon in East Liverpool. Weather and water shortages impact Gallia and surrounding counties. Cleveland grand jury workload. Judge Stone dies. Portmouth homicide. Cincinnati dynamite accident. governors pardon in Columbus. stock market dips in New York. Augusts Eberhard facing murder indictments. a Eureka incendiary confession. Chicago campaign fund shortfalls noted by the Republican committee.
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Columbus
W. H. Phipps
Fragmented humorous clipping on animals manners and misprints
The readable fragments describe rabbits swallowed by a keeper, a scholarly exclamation, fashion admonitions about gowns, porch climbers, and odd culinary asides. The tone mixes satire and garbled phrases from a 19th century miscellany.
Suicide by Shooting Shocks Cincinnati Expert Sports Advocate
Alexander Starbuck age 83 former president of the Cuvier club and noted game protection advocate shot himself in the government building corridor on Monday. Once wealthy, he lost his money and faced poor health and fear of insanity, cited as inciting causes for the tragedy.
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Cincinnati
Alexander Starbuck
Cuvier Club
Auichie
Cole Denies Offer to Withdraw From Office Bid
Congressman Cole of the Eighth district issued a reply to General Robert Kennedy titled Posing of a Coin. He denies being offered $5,000 to withdraw from the contest by A. Day Millar. Cole says Kennedy issued the circular to discredit his bid for postal postmaster in Noellefontaine.
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Kennedy Pindlay
Eighth District
Robert P. Kennedy
A.day Millar
Kennedy
Nollefontaing
Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Ad
An old advertisement for Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Indiana promotes year round baths cures for kidney stomach and nervous ailments. It offers rates about 92.50 with optional home treatment by advising physicians and shipment of remedies to customers who cannot travel.
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West Baden Springs
Indiana
Vrigate
Speial
Ford
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