Roosevelt Undergoes Second Abscess Operation
Second operation on President Roosevelt’s left leg abscess involved a knife incision exposing a slightly affected bone. Doctors expect quicker recovery with the wound opened to drain and relieve tension. Surgeon General Rixey led the procedure with Lang and O Reilly assisting. cocaine used for pain. Big Buckeye State statue unveiled in Cleveland honors Louis Kossuth with 60,000 attendees.
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Washington
Boyt
Roosevelt
Kay
Simpson M. Slinfer
New York
Rixey
Navy
Buckeye
Kossuth
Cleveland
Lous Kossuth
Bla Eky
Andrew Toth
Debrenain
Hungary
Hanna
Cohgsrestman Burton
Nash
Murder and mayhem ripple through the south and west
A brutal double murder near Corinth is linked to Corey Whitfield and a related killer named Tom Clark who implicated a long chain of crimes from Mississippi to French Camp. A deadly craps game in Thurmond ends with Deputy Sheriff Watts and two gunmen dead as the mob seeks vengeance.
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IBM
Nord
Corey
Ben
Whitfield
Corinth
Chicago
Tom Clark
Here
Officera
Clark
Mississippi
Hoe
French Camp
Miss. Clark
Thurmond
W. Vis
Glenjean
Black Diamond
Mount Hope
Will Washington
Montgomery
Diamond
Washington
Watts
Woman Choked to Death in Mobile Home Attack
Mrs. Helen Dickson was strangled in her Mobile home as an unknown intruder, believed Black, forced entry through a window and assaulted her niece Miss Helen Robertson who shouted prompting the killer to flee. The 5 year old son Albert slept nearby.
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Mobile
Ala
Helen Dickson
Helen Robertson
Settlement hoped as coal strike quiets in Anthracite region
Report details a Philadelphia meeting among United Mine Workers President Mitchell and district chiefs plus an unidentified participant. Officials deny railway company presence and suggest ongoing negotiations before any settlement. Reports note troop deployments, public anxiety, and calls for federal control of coal mines.
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Philadelphia
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
W. B. Wilson
Nicholls
Duffy
Fahy
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Michell
Wilkesbarre
Wilson
Indianapolis
Quay
Penrose
Preadont Mitchell
Nicholls, Duffy
Fahey
United Mine Workers
Philadelpha
Quaker City
Tabor
Week of Oratory in Debate on Municipal Code Vote
The house and senate opened debate on the amended municipal code with section by section consideration and speeches for amendments. A vote on the code was expected by Friday, with Democrats planning ample amendments and opposition to section 50, the curative act.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Moise
Cuyahoga
Guerio
Hamilton County
Roger
Treasury to ease monetary stringency on deposits
In New York Secretary Shaw announced that banks will not be required to reserve against government deposits secured by bonds. The move could free about $80 million, with further steps to aid railroads, railways, and banks as the economy stabilizes. Also details on securing deposits and potential bond substitutions were outlined, along with a Vienna report on gold reserves and Morgan’s cautious market outlook.
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Mitchell
New York
Mr. Markle
Treaury
Shaw
Trears
Treasury
Rilraade
Stenai
McShaw
Lindeggett
Teposka
Old Soldier's Reunion at Camp Roosevelt Plan
Washington reports the Grand Army encampment program at Camp Roosevelt next week, with about 40 meetings from Monday to Friday and three daily sessions. A formal dedication on October 6 features Secretary Hay and General Torrance among speakers, with tents named Grant Sherman Sheridan Farragut and Meade.
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Washington
Camp Roosevelt
Hay
Torrance
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Farragut
Meade
Markets Echo Mixed Prices in Sept 29 Grain and Cattle Report
Market notes show varied grain and stock quotes for September 29 with cattle and hogs listed across multiple grades. Readers see price ranges for feeds, sheep and dairy items, and indications of fluctuating demand across regions and markets.
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Chicago
Western Akers
Dai
Gio
Peily Soyeibke
Otaeln
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Snyder
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