Maine Republicans win governorship and gain legislature
In Maine a Republican victory gave William T. Haines the governorship by a 3557 vote plurality as missing towns kept their results. The Legislature will lean Republican on joint ballot with 94 Republicans to 78 Democrats, boosting prospects to elect Edwin C. Burleigh as U S senator.
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Maine
United States
William T. Haines
Waterville
Frederick W. Plaisted
Augusta
Haines
Plaisted
M.fernard
If. W. Plaisted
Republic
Ains
Asher C. Hinds
Frank E. Durrnsey
Forresta
D. J. McGillicuddy
State Senate
House
Edwin C. Burleigh F
Obe
Eucharist Congress Opens in Vienna Under Emperor Protection
In Vienna on September 10 the twenty third Eucharist congress began with 150000 delegates and about 64 from the Americas and Europe. Cardinal Van Rossum arrived from Rome and met the emperor at the Hofburg. Activities include a Stephen’s Cathedral service, daily sectional meetings, and outdoor services culminating in a grand Sunday procession.
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Vienna
Austria
Francis Joseph
United States
South America
Canada
Europe
Cardinal van Rossum
Rome
St. Stephen
Hofburg
Stephen's
St. Stephen’s
Buckien’s Arica Salvé Ad Recalled For Burns and Sores
An old advertisement recalls Buckien’s Arica Salvé used by mother and grandmother to treat burns scalds sores skin eruptions cuts and bruises. The copy claims forty years of proven merit and unrivaled effectiveness for ulcers and sores, priced at 25.
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Buckien
Steamer Bound for New York Faces Quarantine Fine
The Ward 1é steamer Mavaha left Havana for New York after a health bill was refused by the American consul general. Quarantine officers say the ship violated U S quarantine laws and will face possible fines up to six thousand dollars upon arrival.
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Havana
Steathét Mavaha
New York
Vesel
United States Public Health Service
United States
Surgeon General Blue Reports Sa vana Quarantine Violation
Surgeon General Blue says he was fully informed of the Sa vana quarantine breach by unloading at Havana without rat guards or fumigation. The case is before Attorney General Wickers, with steps toward prosecuting the owners. Passengers may face New York quarantine and the company could owe damages if plague emerges.
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Washington
Blue
Public Health Service
Savana
Wickers
Stearher
Wilson
Havana
Dr. Blue
New York
Steamship Company
Street Car Conductors Struck by Vertigo
Conductor Arthur Flint fell from the rear platform at Government and Conception streets after being seized by vertigo while in charge of an inbound Marine and Broadline car with passengers returning from a baseball game. Conductor Hunt also fainted and collapsed. both were attended by street railway staff and Flint was taken home for treatment.
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Government and
Conception Streets
Arthur Flint
Hunt
Conception Street
Street
Tampa Floods Break Rain Records and Damages
Tampa and surrounding areas endured 48 hours of steady rain ending at 4 pm with 9.7 inches. Floods caused thousands in damage across South Florida, as a swollen tide breached the sea wall and homes in Dobéville were flooded. Peace River region reports further crop and vehicle damage amid high winds along the gulf.
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Tampa
Fla
South Florida
Dobéville
Peace River District
Gulf
New Quarters Opened By Marine Engineers
An informal luncheon marked the opening of the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association Local No. 14 lodge quarters at 68 Dauphin street upstairs. Guests included Lt. David of the revenue cutter service made life member and Sheriff Thomas T. Palmer. E Scholes, a government steamer engineer, was initiated amid music toasts and a served supper.
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Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Dauphin Street
David
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Thomas T. Palmer
E. Scholes
Pitching Duel Highlight of Boston White Sox Visit
Sept 10 Boston Americans star Joe Wood was set to face White Sox ace Ed Walsh in a marquee pitching duel in Chicago. Manager Callaghan touted Walsh as superior to Wood and to W Johnson, and challenged Stah to sanction the duel. Date of the event was not finalized, with Thursday cited as a possible day.
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Chicago
Boston Americans
Joe Wood
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Callaghan
Walsh
Wood
W. N. Johnson
Boston
Han
Stah
Fatal Plunge Kills Two Oxford Airmen in Training Flight
Two army pilots, Lieutenants Bettington and Hotchkiss, died when their aircraft fell from about 500 feet near Wolvercote after the motor failed. One body was recovered from the river, the other found in a field. Both had recently earned flying certificates and were on probation as the army maneuvers continued.
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Oxford
England
Army Flying Pipe
C. A. Bettington
Hotchkiss
Wolvercote
Aviation Corps
Republican incumbents prevail in California primaries
In California primaries Joseph R. Knowland of Alameda and Julius Kahn of San Francisco defeated Progressive challengers. Knowland has served nearly ten years in the House, Kahn in Congress since 1895 with a two year gap after March 4, 1903. Both districts lean strongly Republican.
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California
Joseph R. Knowland
Alameda
Julius Kahn
San Francisco
Knowland
Kahn
Nine Year Old Hero Rescues Child From Oil Blaze
In Dallas a 9 year old, Oliver Carver, saved two babies and helped remove Mrs. Wagner from a burning home after an oil explosion. Despite efforts and a hydrant stream, Mrs. Wagner died from severe burns. A neighbor aided the children as flames spread to bedding and clothing.
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Dallas
Texas
Robert Wagner
W. A. Carver
Mrs. Wagner
Colorado Primary Highlights in Denver Contests
Colorado voters facing first state primary as registration climbs beyond prior totals. Denver canvass ends with a Republican rally and a Governor Shaffroth O'Donnell senate debate. Ballots include presidential electors two US senators four congressmen and full state county tickets. Progressive party abstains from primaries and nominates by petition later.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
John F. Shaffroth
Thomas J. O'Donnell
United States Senate
United States
Progressive Party
Ruth Wilson Held to Grand Jury on Grand Larceny Charge
Ruth Wilson a 17 year old girl was held to the city court grand jury on a grand larceny charge for stealing a dress brace set and slime pine belonging to Winnie Rowe. Police found her with the stolen items after Miss Rowe reported the loss. The case reflects duties of the grand jury and sets bail at 300 dollars.
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Ordr
Ruth Wilson
Winnie Rowe
Winnie
Ruth
City Court
Federal troops reach Cananea in Mexican conflict update
In response to U S government demands to protect Americans in northern Mexico 600 federal troops arrived at Cananea and another detachment reached Nacozari boosting guard strength to about 1 000 at Cananea with 600 at Cananea and 100 Americans in Nacozari. Wires were repaired easing tension as rebels cut lines and railway.
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Douglas
Atiz
United States
Mexico
Mexican Department of War
Cananea
Naco
Ariz
Nacozari
Nacorasi
Washington
Canhanea
Nac
Arizona
Agua Prieta
Keré
Bold Negro Prisoners Escape After Jail Assault
In Shreveport Louisiana on September 9 a posse searches Benton area for three black prisoners who attacked Deputy Sheriff Ward at the Bossier parish jail, felling him with a pipe and a wooden baton. Edward skull was fractured, an officer reported. Posses fear lynching if caught.
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Shreveport
Benton
Boesiét Parish
Atwards
Bossier Parish
Edward
Broughere
Rebels Gain Ground as Mexico Reports Intermittent Fighting
Rebels operate in Puebla Morelos and the state of Mexico while a nine hour battle near Pittolpan sees Major Ocaranza repulse them. An American, Manuel Betancourt, fatally shot at Atlixtac, then Giovan ni Zouk killed. Ammunition and 160 soldiers head to Monterey as rail bridges burn north of San Luis Potosi.
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Mexico City
Mex
United States
Mexico
National Palace
Puebla
Morelos
State of Mexico
Pittotlan
Ocaranza
Muguiz
Coahuila
C. P. ‘Diaz
Labtrado Galavis
Orostco
San Miguel Mesquital
Manuel Betancourt
Atlixtac
Taxico
Guerrero
Betancourt
Texas
Jesus Hi Salgado
Giovanni Zouk
Monterey
Rayones
Nuevo-Leon
Rafael Hénandine
San Luis Potosi
Algumedo
Laredo
Rebels Gather Near Arizona Border In Wartime Dispatches
Washington reports draw attention to Mexican rebels forming near Cabaña and Quitman Texas. About 400 armed rebels face Quitman with 1,500 more behind. General Salazar remains at Gabales while Ojinaga faces unease as federal strength is listed at 200 men.
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Washington
Arizona
War Department
Cahanéa
Orozco
Quitman
Texas
Salazar
Gabalones
Carnegie May Go On Stand in Steel Investigation
In Pittsburg on September 10 officials say federal hearings into United States Steel may resume around October 1. Reported that Andrew Carnegie may not appear. a large box of Isaac’s documents is being transported to the inquiry. Local anticipation centers on the steel firm and related figures as the government moves toward resolution.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
New
Trenton
N. J
Andrew Cardégie
Isaacs
Staal Garherartan
Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Doubled Beauty
An old advertisement touts Knowlton’s Danderine for hair cleansing and rapid beauty. It claims to purify the scalp, prevent itching, and promote long, soft, lustrous hair with a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
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Joe
Knowlton
Bankers Urged 70 Work for the Aldrich Plan
Detroit hosts the American Bankers Association with 2000 to 3000 delegates from the US and Canada. President Livingstone praises the Aldrich currency plan and urges continued support. Bonynge discusses banking reform and Townsend of Michigan attends.
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Aldrich
Detroit
Mich
American Bankers’Association
United States
Canada
Robert W. Bonynge
Denver
National Monetary Commission
Charlies B. Townsend
Michigan
William Livingstone
Fred E. Farnsworth
New York
Association
Mr. Bonynge
Bankers’ Organization
Livingstone
New Orleans
Spineless cactus fed to cattle boosts milk output in California
In Santa Rosa California two cows fed on spineless cactus to show at the state fair gained milk output by 5 percent on day three and 7 percent on day four. Two hogs fed only spineless cactus are thriving as well, drawing dairymen’s attention.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Homeowners urged to use weekly building page tips
Wednesday and Sunday building page offers up to date home improvement ideas for owners and prospective builders. The reader is encouraged to consult the current issue for actionable suggestions and current trends in housing projects.
Autopsy Today in Szabo Boat Drowning Case
New York. An autopsy will be performed today on Rosa Menschth Szabo's body to determine if violence occurred before she drowned while boating at Greenwood Lake with attorney Burton W. Gibson. Gibson probated a will leaving $10,000 to her mother, and Austrian officials allege deception in will creation using a deceased Mrs Menschik as the mother.
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New York
Rosa Menschth-Szabo
Greenwood Lake
Burton W. Gibson
Dowling to Embark on Broad Southeast Health Train
Dr Os car Dowling president of the state board of health plans another extensive trip in his health department train. Two cars will carry health exhibits and he will lecture at several points from New Orleans through the Southeast to Washington.
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New Orleans
Oscar Dowling
State Board of Health
Washington
Lemon Prices Soar On Scarcity Across City
Chicago readers report lemons priced at forty cents a dozen up from 25 to 30 cents. Purveyors and households face the higher cost as a general lemon famine abroad and at home drives the surge in the cost of living.
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Chicago
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