Calm Prevails as Tennessee House Clears Galleries
Tennessee House meets at 11 am with tight lines but no gunmen. Speaker Stanton chairs as gallery and floor are cleared of nonmembers, while Senate members are excluded. Debates center on enforcement bills for prohibition and nuisance acts amid warnings of liquor interests seeking to block action.
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Associated Press
Nashvile
Tenn
Tennessee House of Representatives
William M. Stanton
House
Senate
Chancery
Criminal Court
Ben W. Hooper
Stanton
Smith
Bejachs
Johnny Yeatman
House of Representatives
Barclay Offers To Build Pensacola Area Road At Own Cost
Prominent Baldwin County banker Charles Barclay says he will construct a road from the Lillian ferry at Perday to the Millview road into Pensacola if Escambia County condemns the right of way. He proposes to cover the project cost of about 15 000 dollars and asks the county to acquire the necessary land. Farmers and truck growers want a direct route to Pensacola to move produce, and opposition from county landowners could delay or block the plan.
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Pensacola
Flia
Escambia
Per' Day
Charles Barclay
Baldwin County
Millview
Barclay
Board of County Commissioners
Seaiestwin
Lillian Ferry
Uet
Teorey
Costa Ge
Penses E County
Government Cuts Back as Economy Reels in Chile
Santiago dispatch reports the government of Chile taking a reduced scale approach to operations amid ongoing fiscal pressure. Officials announced tighter spending and scaled down programs to stabilize the budget.
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Santiago
Chita
Cevese
Tombigbee to Columbus Survey Moves Ahead
A new survey of the Tombigbee river from Demopolis Alabama to Columbus Mississippi to enable year round navigation by locks and dams has been authorized by the special board of engineers. The work will begin next spring with local support from the Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Columbus and involvement by state senators and representatives.
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Tombigbee
Demopolis
Columbus
Miss
Board of Engineers
Mobile
Chief of Engineers
U. S. Army
C. S. Riche
Corps of Engineers
Galveston
Texas
Board of Engineers For
Ala
Washingon
John P. Mayo
Tombigbee River Improvement Association
E. R. Sherman
C. H. Hale
John B. Waterman
Horace Turner
Alabama
Mississippi
Bankhead
G. W. Taylor
Vardaman
Candler
Humptities and Harrison
Mobile Chamber of Coerce and Business League
People of
Washington
Murderer Linked Across Cities in Ohio and Indiana
Cleveland police, aided by handwriting experts, link the Indianapolis hotel murder of Joseph Schamsky to the September 1 robbery of Cleveland tailor Sam Cohen. Registers show the suspect used the names R. W. Anderson in Louisville, J. Thomas in Indianapolis, and Robert Duncan in Cleveland, with a possible tie to Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph Schamsky
Indianapolis
Sam Cohen
Louisville
R. W. Anderson
J. Thomas
New York
Robert Duncan
Cincinnati
Favors Mobile for Permanent Military Camp
Alabama National Guard units urge Mobile as a permanent camping grounds for a brigade encampment with rifle range. Adjutant General Joseph B. Scully asks business leaders and the Chamber of Commerce to secure a suitable site and assist with government land support during summer months.
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Alabama National Guard
Hospital Corps
Mobile
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph B. Scully
Montgomery
Gulf City
World Series opener set for Polo Grounds on October 7
The National Commission announced the first game of the 1905 World Series will be in New York on October 7 with umpires Connolly Egan Kiem and Rigler. The second game shifts to Philadelphia on October 8 and games alternate cities. Admission prices cover boxes grand stands bleachers and seats with rules on refunds if a third game is not needed. Official scorers Richter Tayor Spihk MacBeth and McReady named. Players eligible from New York and Philadelphia listed.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
New York
National Baseball Commission
T. H. Connolly
John J. Egan
William Kiem
Charles J. Rigler
Polo Grounds
Francis C. Richter
J. G. Taylor Spihk
St. Louis
William J. MacBeth
Joseph McReady
Thaws Counsel Seek One-Week Extension in Extradition Case
Concord New Hampshire September 25 counsel for Harry K Thaw asked Governor Felker to extend one week the time to file supplementary briefs on New York states extradition application. If granted this will give the attorneys until October 6 to complete their case.
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Associated Press
Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Felker
New York State
Ted
Congress Second Session Notes on Currency and Tariff Delays
A chaotic session sees continued hearings on the currency bill and remaining tariff points in the Underwood Simmons proposal. Adjournment at 2 09 pm until noon and proposals touch on rural mail carriers and extradition. Representative French pushes a Bryan request on extradition related to white slave cases.
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Met &T
Ing
Underwood-Simmons
Nobdn
Bryan
Court votes to admit all testimony in Sulzer impeachment
The New York impeachment court unanimously allows all testimony on alleged Sulzer campaign contributions, including items not listed in the articles. Morris Tekulsky testified about the New York liquor trade group’s donations, while defense objections sparked courtroom wrangling.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Morris Tekulsky
New York
New York City
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Stanchfield
William Sulzer
Hitchcock
Liberals Decline Participation in Mexican Elections
A proclamation said to be issued in Mexico City and signed by Fernando Calderon as Liberal chief states the party will take no part in elections. It argues Mexico lacks peace for fair electoral prep and implies Congress may delay elections from Oct 26.
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Associated Press
New York
Constitutionalist
Mexico City
Fernando Calderon
Liberal Party
Mexico
Mexican Congress
Photograph of Schmidt Photo Compared With Mainz Priest
Berlin dispatch reports Frankfort on the Main police received a photograph from New York of Father Johann Schmidt the confessed murderer of Anna Aumuller. They found virtually no resemblance to a Mainz priest image they hold.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Frankfort-on-the-Main
New York
Johann Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Tageblatt
Train wreck kills two in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio last night engine of Baltimore and Ohio passenger train No 10 jumped the track. Engineer Walter H Johnson of Chicago Junction and Fireman R S Blackwood of Pittsburgh were killed in the wreck.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
Walter H. Johnson
Chicago Junction
Blackwood
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Weather Forecast and Temperatures at Local Corner
Weather outlook shows fair conditions tonight and Friday with light to moderate east winds. Alabama remains fair with cooler in the northwest. Mississippi may see late tonight or Friday showers and interior cooling. Temperatures at the Royal and Uphi n corner range from 73 to 80 across the morning to noon periods.
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Mobile
Alabama
Mississippi
Royel and
Uphin
Whirlwind Drive Sets Panama Celebration Fund Luncheon
Final plans for the Panama Canal Celebration fundraising campaign call for a complimentary luncheon at the Battle House Friday at noon. The committee led by Albert Bush M J McDermott and Matt Mahorner Jr has invited volunteers to discuss campaign details and assign over a hundred men to six committees and reserve lists for outreach and subscriptions.
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Panama Canal
Battle House
Albert P. Bush
M. J. McDermott
Matt Mahomer, Jr
Albert Bush
M. J. M'Dermott
Matt Mahorner, JR
Reserve Nat
Southern Commercial Congress
Ralph Richards
P. D. Dorion
Lyons
Albert ¥. Bush
B. F. Adams
W. H. Cooper
J. Irwin
Burgett
T.T. Palmer
Messia
M. Waring Harrison
KR. Dunlap
Drew Linara
John Rose
Palmer Filans
John Craft
Brandon
Dave
Bauer
C. C. Mechem
John KR. Mitchell
Messie
Spottswood
Laurendine
John Bauer
H. T. Hartwell
W. W. Gill
van Antwerp
U. Feiberman
G. A. Garland
Messrs. Robt, Welnacker
Frank Thompson
Ellis D. Crates
Geo. Lining
Geo. R. Powell
Bernard Baum
J. Ll. Locke
Plummer Burgett
Messrs
Mark Lyons
J. B. Robinega
J. J. Bartee
A. Quinn
Jacob . Bloch
Aubrey Boyles
Geo
Still Searching for Joseph Ellis
Indianapolis police continued the search for Joseph Ellis suspected of slaying merchant Joseph Schlansky in a hotel room for robbery. A rooming house keeper said a man matching Ellis' description sought lodging yesterday. authorities say Ellis and Pittsburg fugitive Fred Brokaw are not the same man. Brokaw, in custody in San Francisco, gave his home as Tacoma while Ellis’ parents live in Richmond Virginia. Audra Baker Anderson, Ellis’ wife, was in critical condition after a suicide attempt prompted by her belief she was married to Ellis.
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Associated
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Ellis
Joseph Schlansky
Ellis
Elis
Fred Brokaw
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Brokaw
Tacoma
Wash
Richmond
Audra Baker Anderson
Roy Anderson
The
Aaa
Governor ONeal offers $100 reward for Montevallo assault suspect
Governor ONeal is understood to have offered a reward of 100 dollars for the arrest and conviction of the unknown man who assaulted Mrs Exer Hamilton in Montevallo on Wednesday afternoon. The offer followed telephonic contact with Shelby county officials.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
Exer Hamilton
Montevallo
Shelby County
American Association of Commercial Executives Opens Eighth Convention
The eighth annual convention of the American Association of Commercial Executives opened in St Paul Minnesota and will continue for three days. Speakers include M Bayeres secretary of the New Orleans Association of Commerce and president of the association.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
American Association of Commercial Executives
M. B.ayeres
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Association
Gamboa Named for Presidency in Catholic Party
Wrederice Gamboa, minister of foreign affairs, was nominated for the presidency by the Catholic party with General Eugenio Rascon as running mate. Huerta reportedly endorsed the ticket, signaling his withdrawal as a candidate, while Gamboa pledged to resign his post if elected and urged Mexicans to remain pacific.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Wrederice Gamboa
Catholic Party
Eugenio Rascon
Senor Gamboa
Érico Gamboa
Ignacio Mariscal
United States
Mariscal
Netherlands
Huerta
General Huerta
Benor Gamboa
Gatholion
Jouse
Diaz
de la Barra
Impo
Gamboa
Mexican Nominee Gamboa Sparks U S Interest
Washington readers track the Catholic party bid by Frederico Gamboa for Mexican president. Secretary Bryan withholds comment as officials doubt his electoral viability while constitutionalists and revolutionists distance from the process and liberals balk at Catholic leadership.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frederico Gamboa
Catholic Party
Bryan
United States
Gamboa
Constitutionalist Party
Radical Party of Mexico
Thon
Mexico
Mexican
Chamber of Deputies
Eduardo Tomariz
Boa
Ibs Erals
Kingman Expected to Succeed Rossell as Army Chief of Engineers
Washington Sept. 25 Col Dan C Kingman senior colonel in the engineer corps is expected to succeed Brig Gen William T Rossell as chief of engineers when Rossell retires at age sixty. Kingman currently heads the division of the Southeastern district stationed at Savannah Ga.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dan Co. Kingman
Engineer Corps
William T. Rossell
Army
Kingman
Sta
Savannah
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