World Brief: Political Scandals and Diverse Elections
A compact review lists Political Chatroaa Mack backing George BR Sheldon amid trust ties, Townsend named Democratic congress nominee for New Jersey’s seventh district, Taft spoke in Lincoln and Bryan closed his tour in Creston. Other items note a car accident injuring Thomas W Lawson, graft indictment of W K Hicks, Bishop Terney stricken, Tyats court martial, Ipava bank indictment, a Reno divorce, Mann elected bishop in Washington, and Roosevelt Jr starting at Hartford Carpet plant. Truscott elected lord mayor of London.
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Chatroaa Mack
George BR. Sheldon
W. Mc Cromwell
Republican Advisory Committee
Edward W. Townsend
Monclair
Neb
William J. Bryan
Creston
Thomas W. Lawson
Danticler
North Seltuate
Maw
W. K. Hicks
Minneapolis Board of Educaton
Michael Terney
Catholc
Connecticut
Lient
Frank Tyats
Admiral Evans
Manfla
Seling
Washington
W. D. Ryan
United Mine Workers of America
Southwestern Coal Operators’ Association
Theodora Roosevelt, Jr
Hartford Carpet Corporation
Thompsonville
Conn
Yancey Carter
Independence Party
Georgia
George ‘Truscott
London
Turbulent World Chaos Echoes in Eastern Europe and U S Events
Reported European tensions rise as Hungaria moves toward independence from Turkey and Austria seizes Bosnia and Herzegovina. Founders week begins in Philadelphia marking Penn’s 225th anniversary. Manila Bay hit by a hurricane with ships unharmed. Tarentum Pittsburg Plate Glass plant explosion causes 5000000 in losses and 800 unemployed.
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Europe
Hungaria
Turkey
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Philadelphia
William Penn
Manila Bay
Amercan
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Tar
Hickwall
Wit
Salt Lake City
Fromen
Youngstown
Tellley
Rulna
M. M. Vaughn
Tornian
Aurela
Cal
Chelue
New Hrupewick
Talbert
Turbulent World Notes Conflicts, Fires, and Trials
A garbled summary of global and domestic events reports fires in New York and Minnesota destruction from summer resorts and theatres, political firings, and security raids. Notable items include fires at Foley county seat and Crest Hall, Roosevelt removals, a Turkish move toward Bulgaria, Koch tuberculosis remarks, and a drowning lifesaving tribute for New York mariners.
War Report Stirs Europe Over Bulgarian Independence
European capitals discuss Bulgaria’s proclaimed independence and a possible revival or revision of the Berlin Treaty. Austria-Hungary sees gains, while a broader European congress may convene to weigh the treaty’s violations. Britain asserts no party can breach the pact without consultation, amid shifting alliances.
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Lanion
Tirhove
Bulgaria
Czar
Exir
Austria-Hungary
Ferdinand
Bosnia
Heregovina
Europa
European Congress
Turkey
Kresa
London
France
Italy
Itvelf
Germany
Europe
Great Britain
Austria
Lost Treasure Search Off Jamaica Seeks Sunken Galleon
Harvard students sailing the Mayflower from New York search for a Spanish galleon sunk long ago near Kingston Jamaica. A Jamaican syndicate previously hunted the wreck off Montego Bay, but found only fragments. Divers recovered small gold pieces, no large treasure, and weather hampered the expedition.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Harvard
Mayfower
New York
Montego Bay
Plunged Into Fiery Furnace in Mulberry Street Fire
A Mulberry Street tenement fire in New York City left seven people dead and several others fatally burned with six seriously injured. Inmates, trapped by one stair, fled or leaped from windows as flames and debris blocked exits. Fire escapes were clogged, hindering escape. infants were tossed to police and firemen on the sidewalk.
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New York
New York City
Fleven
Mulberry Street
Mremen
Carriage Accident Kills Woman in Jersey City
Mrs. Stephen Diekman wife of a real estate operator was thrown from an open carriage in Jersey City Monday afternoon and killed. Her son John and maid Mariy Tueers were seriously injured in the crash.
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New York City
Oulekirta
Jersey City
Stephen Diekman
John
Mariy Tueers
Reservation Opened Up in Rosebud Area Amid Apportionment Struggle
In Dallas 8 D, the Tripp County land rush tied to the dispersal of 825,000 allocations. The Rosebud Indian penetration weighs on chances, with actions set before early Monday morning.
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Dallas
Tripp County
Rosebud
Beore
Buckeyedom Happenings Ban Saloons In Brown and Perry
In Ohio the counties Perry and Brown voted to banish saloons, with New Lexington and Georgetown going dry by margins of 1,007 and 682 respectively. Across 19 counties under the Rowe law, a total of 482 saloons have been affected.
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Ory
Columban
Perry County
Salowam
New Lexington
Thia
Brown County
Ohio River
Georgetown
Thieves Crack Safe at Cleveland Metal and Rubber Store
In Cleveland at Joseph Blee’s wholesale metal and rubber shop on Woodland Avenue the thieves blew the back wall of a large safe with nitro glycerin after smashing the back door. The safe was emptied, but the stolen amount was described as small.
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Yegomen
Cleveland
Joseph Blee
Woodland Avenue
A Story of Life's Other Side on Min kon avenue
Parole Giier Smialek found a home with seven children and a sick mother on Min kon avenue Cleveland described as the worst in the city. The father refused to work and was jailed for a year. The 12 year old daughter kept the family, while a municipal rent dispute also figures in this crowded snapshot. Spanish Queen wins a 5000 Buckeye stake, with six horses sharing the purse and multiple payoffs listed.
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Cleveland
Giier Smialek
Minkon Avenue
Stulalek
Junge Addams
Bound Over to Court for Burglary in Cleveland
Loren Green charged with housebreaking was bound over to the criminal court on a $1,000 bond by Judge McGannon Priday. He is held for theft of 11 automobile tires valued at $850 from Diamond Rubber Co. A watch chain found in the store was identified by a sister ag that owned by the prisoner.
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Cleveland
Loren Green
McGannon Priday
Green
Diamond Rubber Co
Rubber Company
Two Fire Officials Dead in Youngstown Knox Store Fire
Bodies of Assistant Fire Chief Thomas Reilly and Fire Captain Charles Vaughan were recovered from the burned R. H. Knox ten cent store after Thursday night blaze. The building was totally destroyed with an estimated loss of 150000 dollars.
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Youngstown
R. H. Knox Ten Cent
Thomas Reilly
Charles Vaughan
Reilly
Vaughan
Knox
Buried Treasure Search Aims at Rogersville Property
Souln Neff has begun a search on his mother’s Rogersville property for hidden treasure he says Christian Kessler buried there. Neff claims proof exists of Kessler’s savings buried before his death, tying the case to Stark County and Harris Campaigns. A Stark County Republican delegation including Governor and Congressman Kennedy traveled by car for a campaign itinerary over 100 miles.
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Canal
Dover
Harris
Stark County
Canton
O'Gay
W. Treadway
Kennedy
Registration in Cincinnati Falls Behind 1806 First Day
The Cincinnati registration on the first day fell by more than 5,000 from 1806, totaling 26,884.
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Cincinnati
Tax Books Burned Delays Morrow County Tax Collection
The county treasurer reports tax books burned in a Cincinnati bindery fire. Tax collection will be postponed until November 4.
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Mt. Giloul
Morrow County
Cincinnati
Holdup on a trolley car in Wellaville ends with $21 taken
Masked men aboard a Stenbenville East Liverpool Interurban car Friday as it entered Wellaville Ohio held up the crew at gunpoint and obtained twenty one dollars from the conductor.
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Liverpool
Wellaville
Bank Lending Rule Questioned in Attorney General Inquiry
An inquiry handled by Assistant Attorney General Mik Miller Monday clarified bank lending limits. The discussion centered on whether a commercial bank may loan more than 20 percent of its capital stock to a fri, corporation, or individual, with no fixed cap, subject to law provisions. If the 20 percent limit is exceeded, security must be valued at 60 percent of an improved farm or public bonds.
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Columbins
Mik Fer
Panonplivin
I. D. Beymone
Miller
Funds Not Available Columbo Q
Discovery shows the $2,500 appropriation by the legislature to bolster tuberculosis control in cattle will not be available. House resolution 100 outlined spending, but the resolution died with the legislature as it remained in the hands of the committees.
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Columbo
Explosion in Wagner home kills and injures in Dayton
An explosion of gin in the Wagner home Monday caused a gas leak that ignited a fire. Ray Harshman, 2, was instantly killed. Mrs. Iz a Wagner and daughter Viola, 12, were burned and are dying in hospital. Mr. Dalla Harshman, 21, and Ed Hilliard, 58, were seriously injured but expected to recover. Ors Wagner and Viola were hurled into the street.
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Dayton
Ray Harshman
Iza Wagner
Viola
Dalla Harshman
Hilliard
Wagner
Ohio drys by county option threaten saloon law
Secretary Harix of the Personal Liberty League says sixty of Ohio’s eight counties will become dry under county option. He predicts the Anti Saloon League will push for congressional district option if a favorable legislature is secured. Harix asserts the campaign will continue statewide until victory.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Harix
Personal Liberty League
AntiSaloon League
Horix
Entitled to Five Dollars a Day Sparks Election Pay Ruling
Columbus Assistant Attorney General Alider based on a Thompson opinion holds that all registrars in all registration districts are entitled to five dollars per day for their services regardless of city population. The ruling balances pay between smaller and larger electoral districts, granting the higher stipend to all registrars.
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Columbus
Alider
Thompson
Wets Win First Victory in Osle County Contests Defiance
Wets secured their first win Monday in the Osle county option contests by carrying Defiance county by 801 votes and saving 24 saloons. Temperance forces were defeated three to one in Defiance city and carried townships by a narrow margin.
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Columbus
Defiance County
Temperatics
Defiance
Hunting Season Victim Dead in Ohio Incident
In Steubenville Ohio Daniel Murphy a 15 year old was killed after accidentally taking the full charge from a shotgun fired by Will Otto age 14 during a Sunday hunt. Murphy died on Monday from the wound, marking the second hunting fatality since the season began.
Young Prisoner in City Workhouse Record
An eight month old prisoner was confined Monday the ninth day of her sentence in the city Workhouse. She is the youngest inmate to serve so long there. The baby is housed with her twenty year old mother. They have several days left to serve.
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Kicvemnu
Yamine Sumacune
Taft to Close Ohio Campaign in Youngstown Rally
The Republican national campaign opened in Youngstown on September 6 and will close there November 2 with a large rally headlined by Taft. The announcement of Taft's closing speech was made Sunday from Kansas City.
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Ohio
Youngstown
Taft
Kansas City
Wealthy Cincinnati Packer Dies at Meeting Call
Thomas Morrison, wealthy Cincinnati millionaire and trustee of the Cincinnati Southern railway, collapsed dead Monday as he attempted to call to order a meeting to elect new directors for the Spring Grove Cemetery association, of which he was then president.
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Cincinnati
O—Thomas Morrison
Packer
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Spring Grove Cemetery Association
Rider Makes Long Trip to Bow ton on Bicycle
Cleveland reporter says Jacobson, 24, rode from Tin Juans Stex to Cleveland over 3000 miles in under five months. He plans to continue to Bow ton to reach around October 15. He intends to write a book about his travels.
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Cleveland
Jacobson
Tin Juans
Stex
Bowton
Bouton
Safety Appliance Law Upheld by Ohio Judge
Columbus Ohio report states the Ohio safety appliance law requiring railroad cars to be equipped with automatic couplers and other safety devices was upheld Monday by Common Pleas Judge Middleton of Jackson County in a decision that reinforces rail safety standards.
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Columbus
Ohio
Common Pleas
Middleton
Jackson County
Man Falls 30 Feet In Cleveland Builder Fall
Walter Kurka twenty six years old of 1058 East Twenty ninth Street fell eighty feet while working on a building under erection for Sterling and Welch in Cleveland Ohio on Monday and may die from injuries sustained during the accident.
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Man Falla
Cleveland
Walter Kurka
Sterling & Welch
London Swamped by American Negroes Says Fabled Invasion
A sensational report claims thousands of American negroes have migrated to England in the past year, with estimates of 6,000 in the country and 4,000 arriving this year. It describes new entertainment on Margate sands and growing Negro quarters in Soho, noting ordinary locals’ acceptance and marriages with black residents.
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Fingland
United State
England
United States
Balmere
New Siena
English
Margate
Ramsgate
Southend
Music Ballam
Bunker
London
New York
Chicago
America
Soho
Sekind Fleet Atreat
Had to Be Cautious The Artist in Dialogue
The Editor declines critique noting ladies present in the next room. Emit Holiday provides a brief exchange about sketches and permission to speak.
At Last He Do You Think a Young Man Has a Chance Now
A brief exchange between He and She in The Sun about a young man’s prospects, suggesting optimism and family reaction to a sudden development.
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Papa
Y. Sun
Markets News From New York Financial Scene
Market items from New York show mixed results with corn and wheat futures quoted and prices for pork, butter, and eggs noted. Stocks and commodities such as coal and soy appear in scattered figures, with several entries indicating precise bids, asks, and closing levels across exchanges.
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Ike Wau
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Robert Koch
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South Holand
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Foley
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Minn
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Roosevelt
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Port Tiron
Mich
Charles H. Dalley
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Immigration Department
California
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League of American Municipalities
Binny Cook
East St. Louis
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American Bankers’ Association
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George M. Reynoke
Lewi E. Pierson
Staolf
Spencer
N. C
Knisely
Knoisely
Wickwire
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Wikconsin Supreme Court
Laeive Weller
Charles Edward Davis
Omaha
Wrederick Rust
Lave
Unitec Siv.en Volunmer Lifesaving Corps
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Cleveland Railway
Thatalunicipal Co
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