Steamers collide sink in fog bound North Atlantic collision
The Norwest Voland and the Commonwealth collided in dense fog off New London. Voland sank within minutes. thirteen crew members died or went missing, four survivors and the captain aboard the Commonwealth, which sustained hull damage. Rescue boats saved others.
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New York
Bopl
Commonwealth
Norwest Fa
Ile
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia With Ballast. Late Wdviews
Old Marines
Hopkinson
Republicans Dismayed as Bryce Tour Hits Ohio Headquarters
A tense scene at the Republican headquarters follows William J. Bryce’s two day Ohio tour as crowds fail to lift mood. National committee officials plan Sherman’s two day state swing and Taft’s campaign pace. Myron T. Hartick announces fund-raisers and committee members from Cleveland, Columbus, Youngstown, and Sandusky are named to a finances panel.
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Cylumbid
William J. Bryce
Olle
Chingo
Ohio
Gov. Hughes
New York
Hitchcock
National Committee
Columbus
Deyton
Cincinnati
Janew
Sherman
Brown
Toledo
Piqua
Memorial
Taft
Cleveland
Ohio River
Republican County
Ebalpwen
Harris
Myron T. Hartick
Naional Committee
Olio
Fei Pentice
Samuel Mather
A. L. Garford
Mlyr
J. 0. Blrvon
Dolin ‘Toa
Youngstown
B. Wilcox
Sandumky
G. A. Garretwon
Taft tarred with the same stick in Ohio debate
The piece defends Taft against accusations of backing corporations. It cites Benaley Foraker and a statement by Jonah Henson as part of a broader contention responding to Hearst and Hearst related charges. It mentions Theodore Roosevelt Taft and Judge AVELaIn FH in relation to public records and letters from Tallandre.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Tmt Cl
Qonate
Jonah Henson
Wker
United States
Nater Frou
Benaley Foraker
Toonevelt
Avelain FH. Taft
Willem Wt. Hearst
Columbus
Korker Wii
Sivdard Oil Company
Senate
Tallandre
Path
Foraker
Principie
Senator Foraker
Standard Ol
New Dersey
Jobin J. Arelold
Koraker
Taft
Middle Bass
C. T. Laws
Standard Ol Company
Gliw
Forenker
Browneville
Roosevelt
Foraker Attacks Taft Ties to Standard Oil and Rail Policy
Senator Foraker accuses Taft of improper associations with Standard Oil figures and rail rate policy. He cites letters and private favor passages while denying official aid to Standard Oil. Foraker claims Taft’s actions echo a broader political struggle as Roosevelt seeks to defeat Taft.
Battles and political conflict in Berlin dispatches
A dispatch from Berlin indicates renewed fighting between Shahist and Nationalist factions commanded by Belî Khan, with reports of cotton seizures and property destruction amid prewar mobilization as contingents clash over national governance.
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Berlin
Beli Kha
Dicputch
Accused Murder Suspect Hangs Self in Cell
Milton D. Creviston, under arrest for the murder of John Coons Jr. and another student at Kivi Bhieto Agriculture College, died by hanging in his cell before a scheduled arraignment on the murder charge.
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Mannetinn
Kiw
Milton D. Crevinton
Uder
John Coons, Jr
Kivi Bhieto Agriculture College
Wulelde
Creviston
Mansfield crowds pack opening of Democrat campaign
Thousands attended the Democratic campaign kickoff with a parade of war clubs and speeches by Judson Plarmon and other candidates. The afternoon events drew over 8,000 supporters to the rally, with plans for further evening activities and a visit by Governor Campbell.
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Witte
Judson Plarmon
Wits
Elias Oriter
Kernant Arter
Campbell
Woman seeks warrant for husband over stolen typewriter
In Wheeling West Virginia on September 1 the wife of former Supreme Court clerk Laweon E Eamereai applied for a warrant for his arrest on the charge of stealing her typewriter. She is supporting two sons and works as a stenographer.
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Wheeling
Wo Va
Laweon E. Eamereai
Supreme Court
Sin
Winerwen
Emerson Elite It Ole Property
Mother and Son Die in Bedside Fatality in Brooklyn
Brooklyn officials report Mary Boden aged 61 and Edwin Soden 48 died in an apparent self inflicted act beside the bed where Mary Boden’s young daughter lay murdered. A Cleveland correspondent notes a brother’s letter hints at personal crisis before the tragedy.
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Brooklyn
Mary Boden
Eewin Soden
Ehloforin
Jay the Dowd Boly
Hie Boden
Wid Dister
Wilcides
Cleve
Ghlo
Thirteen Killed in Berlin Elevated Train Collision
Berlin on Sept 26 reports thirteen dead and forty nine injured as two elevated trains collided and one car toppled onto a street. Rescue crews battled wreckage and chaos amid the fatal accident.
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Tbirteen
Berlin
Indiana Court Local Option Law Passes House
Indianapolis Sept 26 The option bill passed the house 55 to 45 and the governor is expected to sign it. The measure has already cleared the senate.
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Indiana
Ind
House
Senate
Taft Plans Statements Amid Turbulent Political Day
Unclear lines report Taft preparing to answer questions in a murky political scene. The excerpt mentions Taft planning to issue statements later and lists upcoming appearances in Iowa and Minnesota, with references to muddled conditions and unsettled sentiment.
Millard Dunlip Named to Succeed Governor Haskell
Cileage Sept 21. Millard F. Dunlip of Dielwonville Illinois, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee during the 1900 campaign, is to be deleted and serve as successor to Governor Haskell. A complete list of contributors to the national campaign fund will be made available Monday.
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Cileage
Tite
Millard FP Dunlip
Dielwonville
Ill
Democratic National Committee
Rangaion
Hiskell
Mystery over Teddy Cleanup Cleared in Thompsonville
Report from Thompsonville Connecticut confirms Theodore Reoseeit, aged 15, is cleared of mystery rumors. Expected arrival for work on a Hartford Carpet Corp project is noted. President Heocovelt declines to comment citing confidentiality while investigations continue.
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Teddy Jk
Thompsonville
Conn
Elise
Hartford Carpet Corporation
Theodore
Will the next purge sweep parties in headlines
Washington questions the next purge in both major parties after retirements of Has Kell and Dupont. The piece speculates on Hearst Roosevelt and Bryan reacting to a potential broad housecleaning led by Theodore Roosevelt and Bryan.
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Dupont
Kaskell
Washington
Haskell
Alle
Spwther Dupott
William Rudolph Hearst
Stoosevelt
Bryan
Flere
Triskell
Dupont Ware
Dupont resigns from speakers bureau and exec committee
General T Coleman Dupont of Delaware resigns as head of the speakers bureau and a member of the Republican National Committee executive committee. Chairman Hitchcock confirms acceptance after Dupont cites conflicts with E Dupont De Nemours Powder Company litigation.
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New York
Washington
Hitchcock
Repubican National Committee
T. Coleman Dupont
Delaware
Cmpaign
National
Asw
Bagcock
Genel Dupont
Eniriities
Dupont
Hitcboock
Df Dupont
Yetlow
Hitch~cock
Arival
Chicago
Frank M.ilitchcock
Republican National Committee
Speakers’ Bureau
E. Dupont le Nemours
Republican Party
Haskell resigns from national Democratic committee
Chicago reports Rep 26 Governor Chas N Haskell resigned as treasurer of the national committee at midnight. He cited no desire to cause embarrassment to the Democratic party after arriving from Oklahoma and meeting with Democratic headquarters officials. Continued on Page Two.
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Chicago
Chas N. Haskell
Redige
Cuthmien
Olla
Haskell
Democratic Party
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
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Mansfield
Lawson E. Emerson
Foreker
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Tawa
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Benster Morkker
Tude
Lowa
Minnesota
Millard F. Dunlap
Ilinois
Big Cowder Cross
Republican Counitie
Markell
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