Georgia Governor Race and National Figures at Chicago Banquet
Joseph M Brown won Georgia’s governorship as Yancey Carter and third candidates competed. In Chicago the fourth annual Chicago Association of Commerce banquet was non-partisan with political speeches barred. Taft spoke at the Laken-to-Gull Waterway convention. Bryan spoke there Thursday morning. Roosevelt said he would not campaign for William H Tate and denied plans to stump for the Republican ticket. the White House confirmed no current intention to support Tate.
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Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Yancey Carter
Independence Party
William HB. Tait
William J. Bryan
United States
Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Taft
Laken-to-Gull
Bryan
Roosevelt
William H. Tate
Tatt
Political crimes and legal shifts across states
John H. Buckner pleaded guilty to election frauds in St. Louis and received three years in prison. W. B. Cirter of Peoria elected grand master of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen at Columbus, succeeding John J. Hanrahan. Stewart, Okla prominent capitalist Woolley arrested in murder case from 1861. Disbarment hits Capt. Allen G. Fisher of Chadron Neb by the state supreme court for one year. La Follette to launch a weekly public interest magazine. Harry Garfield named Williams College president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Buckner
St. Louis
Cirter
Peoria
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Columbus
John J. Hanrahan
W. L. Woolley
Stewart
Okla
Oklahoma
Stigher
Anderson
Allen G. Fisher
Chadron
Neb
Supreme Court
Fisher
United States
la Follette
Wisconsin
Harry Augustus Garfield
James A. Garfield
Williams College
Global unrest and demonstrations amid Balkan tensions
Reports describe Belgrade protests demanding cabinet resignations and King Peter's abdication unless war is declared on Austria Hungary. Foreign ministers Sawolsky and Grey discuss policy in London, while Bulgar ruler Ferdinand arrives in Philippopolis to cheering troops. A British fleet sails to the Aegean as Philadelphia marks Founders Week with a historic pageant.
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Peter
Great Britain
France
Satvia
Belgrade
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
M. Sawolsky
London
Edward Grey
Prince Ferdinand
Panamin Canal
George W. Goethals
Lethmilan Commissdon
Ora Lee
Wadaworth
Custard Hook
Guy Rasor
Mies Lee
Sharif
Ranor
Slobodne
Russia
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
Hart
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Democratic Nations Committee
Auditorium Annex
Helo
Chicago
Typhoon wrecks new town of Tafi and other world events
The sanitized report lists multiple incidents and figures: the new town of Tafi on Samar Island destroyed by a recent typhoon. Turkestan army maneuvers near Askehud where General Mistchenko was wounded. Hong Kong dispatches and Sir Robert Hurt’s England visit tied to China and Britain interests. naval and political moves across the globe, including fire in Inkster Iowa, a mine blast near Tombstone, and a visit by Roosevelt and Taft messages in San Francisco.
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Tafi
Samar
Philippines
Miiuevers
Turkestans
Askehud
Mistchenko
Turkestan
Hongkong
Sir Robert Hurt
England
China
United Bimes
Great Britain
Atlantis
Manila
Japan
Gov. Willson
Kentucky
Hickman
Inkster
N. 10
Tombstone
Ariz
Consolidated Mines Company
Rosa BD
Rittman
Memphis, Tenn
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
Mra
Elizabeth Rodgers
Chicago
New York
Abe Raymor
Feader
Springfield
Charles H. Trotter
Vicente Toledo
Joro Canayan
Pampagna
Liberal Party
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sydney C. Tapp
Avlanta
John Maddox
Minnesota
Murray
National Bank
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Nashville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Denver
San Francisco
United States
Washington
Town Central Railway
Union
Salvatore Sallina
P. T. Ecker
Ecker
Clarksburg
W. Va
Harvard
West Indies
Richford
Juanita
Grand Banks
Gananea
Mexico
John W. Richardson
Virginia
Perry Roger
Morrill
Kane
J. H. Schmucker
Morrill News
Waterbury
Conn
Lucian Ferrias
Sergt
George Smith
Nicholas Nestor
Jersey City
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Menora
Bryan
Taft
Congress
Mia
L. D. Draper
Saginaw
Mich
Niagara Falls
Bronx
New York City
Walla
Jacob Hempting
Atwood
Mulberry Street
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Tiflla
Buhainwi
Beulah McCabe
Detroit Tigers Slip in World Series Showdown
Chicago wins 10 to 6 in muddy Bennett Park game one as Detroit starts slow and slips behind. Schaefer shifts to second, Coughlin to third with no hits from the changes. Rainy conditions cut attendance to about 14,543 and gate receipts reach $22,763.
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Chicago
Detroit
Jennings
Downs
Schaefer
Coughlin
Mich
Hennett Park
Donovan
Tigers
Balloon bursts in Berlin race crash injures two Americans
The international balloon race from Schmargendorf Germany saw Conqueror with Holland Worbes and Angnatus Post burst at 4000 feet just after start. They parachuted to safety with minor injuries as 23 balloons from several nations competed before about 80000 spectators. The Bennett trophy event recalls Paris 1906 and St. Louis 1907 winners.
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Berlin
Germany
Schmurgendorf
Conqueror
Holland Worbes
Angnatus Post
Great Britain
France
United States
Switzerland
Italy
Belgium
Spain
James Gordon Bennett
Gu Car Erbeloeh
Lille de France
Alfred Leblanc
Prominent Politician Rothwell Dies in Missouri Funeral Planned
A death notice from Chicago reports Democratic National Committeeman W A Rothwell died in Moberly Missouri. Democratic Chairman Mack announced a funeral committee will attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mack
Moberly, Mo
W. A. Rothwell
Four Die, Two Injured in Troy Crossing Crash
Four people were killed outright and two were seriously injured in a railroad crossing accident two miles south of Schaghticoke, Troy region, on Saturday. Authorities investigated the scene and began tracing the cause. The victims, unnamed in the fragment, were reported as locals affected by the incident.
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Troy
N. Y
Schaghticoko
Olgist
Taft Campaign Tour Draws Big Akron Crowd
Judge Taft spoke in Zanesville Cambridge and Akron with large crowds listening as he defended labor policy. He argued unions’ prosperity and cited AFL and International Typographical Union growth to support labor legality, while addressing Bryan and Gompers criticisms and noting Columbus Day celebrations in Akron.
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Akon
Ohio
William H. Taft
Cincinnati
Akron
Zanesville
Cambridge
Cattte Didate
Mr. Taft
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Gompers
Mr. Tart
Bryan
Belmont
Conal Dover
American Federation of Labor
International Typographical Union
Taft
Daniel J. Keefe
International Longshore Men's Organization
Cox
United States
Charles Dick
Judge Taft
Foraker
Fatal Train Mixup Near Black Rock Station
Three trains wrecked in Buffalo near Black Rock Monday night, a yard engine with cars, a freight train, and Michigan Central passenger No. 3. Engineer John W. Kloney was fatally injured between tender and boiler. No passengers hurt. Wreck at the Niagara Falls One junction and siding. debris caught fire but passenger cars remained on track.
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Buffalo
New York Gentral
Black Rock
City
Michigan Central
John W. Kloney
Niagara Falls
Falla
New York Central
Middies asked to resign at Annapolis after exams
Annapolis naval academy authorities call up 23 midshipmen for resignations. Fifteen from the new fourth class and eight second class failed to pass the regular September mental examinations.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Fourth Clas
Ciinemen
Thaw Recommitted to Mattewan Asylum by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday recommitted Harry Thaw to Mattewan Asylum for the criminally insane. Justice Mille presided as the court ordered the commitment following arguments about Thaw’s fitness and status.
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White Viaing
Justice Mille
Supreme Court
Harry i
Thaw
Mattewan Asylum
Jowine
Akron Columbus Political Squabble and Tragic Autopsy
A dispute in Akron and Columbus over independent Republican party backing for Akron elections pits Aaron Price and S Lo Worefoll against T L Morgan. Autopsy of Orle Lee in Wadsworth reveals she was pregnant. motive for the crime ties to Guy Rasor. Rasor’s arraignment was postponed.
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Akron
Columbus
Aaron Price
S. Lo Worefoll
Thompson
independent-Republican Party
Board of Elections of
T. L. Morgan
Republican Committee
Morgan
Mas
Wadsworth
Orle Lee
Mia
George Keckler
Guy Rasor
Foud
Rasor
Judges Schauck and Price Accused by Labor Groups
The Ohio Federation of Labor and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers accuse Justices John A. Schauck and James L. Price of rulings favoring corporations in damages cases. They campaign for re election on a Republican ticket, arguing the judges side against workers.
New Technical High School Opens in Cleveland
A new Technical High School in Cleveland Ohio opened Monday with 829 pupils registered. Recitations began immediately as students moved to familiar shop locations. The four story building cost 450000 dollars and houses 68 rooms, marking a notable advancement in industrial education.
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Cleveland
Technical High School
Sig
Daugherty and Kerr to Tour State for Campaign
Columbus Republican headquarters plans statewide rallies beginning October 20 with Harry Daugherty of Columbus and ex-Congressman W. S. Kerr as featured speakers. The duo will address workingmen daily through the campaign close, making the tour a main feature. Meanwhile, a fatal dance incident in Marietta left Earl S. Wadarker dead after a dispute. Ed ward Brock, a Negro, shot him at Barnett Ridge and fled to Kentucky.
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Daugherty
Kerr
Columbus
Republican State
Harry Daugherty
W. 8
Marietta
O.— Earl
Wadorker
EdWard Brock
Waderker
Herman Williams
Barnett Ridge
Brock
Lim
Kentucky
Suburbs Lose Out Under New Transit Plan
The new system on the trolley lines cuts off transfers between here and Struthers and Girard, with 26 tickets for $1. Suburbs face worse access as the plan takes effect Monday amid changes to universal transfers. highwaymen assault victim in Hamilton and Indianapolis incident includes a traveling salesman Price robbed of 75 dollars. he borrowed money to return home.
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St. Youngstown
Here
Struthers
Girard
Hamilton, D
James Price
Indianapolis
Price
Village Business District Wiped Out by Fire
The Melmore business section six miles south of town was destroyed late Sunday night. Every business building in the district burned, leaving the village with extensive losses and substantial damage to commerce.
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TiMn
Melmore
Care Must be Heated by City Ordinance for Street Cars
The city council will vote Monday on an ordinance forcing the street railway company to install thermometers in all cars and keep interiors at or above 60 degrees Fahrenheit in winter. In Millville, John Geisler reports a second bloom crop with green fruit on his cherry trees in the orchard.
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Zaneayue
Street Railway Company
Hamilton
John Geisler
Millville
Resignations Signal U S Elector Ballot Changes
Column notes Democrat Charles P Gaufin resigns as presidential elector candidate in Tonndle district. William A Inman to preside. Frank Watkey in Nineteenth district also resigns. Secretary plans to mail official copies to county supervisors. requires letters to each county officials to adjust the election.
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Charles P. Gaufinn
Wmn. A. Inman
Frank Watkey
Tae
Fire Devours 2000 Acres of Huron Marshland
About 2,000 acres of the Huron marsh, north of the city, have been burning for over a week. A large force of men has worked to halt the blaze. The fire started when workers built a fire to heat their noonday meal and, though quickly extinguished, the peat beneath the surface ignited and spread unseen.
Saloons in Ashtabula County To Close By Election
In Ashtabula Ohio after last Saturday’s Rone Jaw election, 63 saloon owners plan to shut their businesses by November 2, leaving telephones removed and the Crystal plant reevaluating supplying beer. The closing of 63 saloons in the county will cut state and local tax receipts by about 87000 dollars.
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Big Lone
Ashtabula
Ashtabulm
Crystal Fea
Lee
Girl Murdered Near Ulis Village On Eve Of Her Wedding
Ora Leo a 21 year old factory girl from Ulis village was slain while buggy riding on Thursday night. Her body was found Friday morning between Ulis and Custard Hook. The man she was to marry, Guy Baxor, is held by the sheriff on suspicion. Baxor denies involvement and is in Medina custody.
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Wadsworth
Marti
Guy Baxor
Welbtodo
Ulis
Ora Leo
Custard Hook
Ashe
Medina
Rasor
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Several Ohio Figures
Cleveland reports a federal grand jury returning indictments on Friday. J. B. Emmons, Alliance dry goods merchant, charged with mail fraud. Joseph W. Marach, Woodland Avenue substation letter carrier, charged with stealing letters. Marty Barnard, Wooster post office employee, charged with stealing mail. Mike Teacho, Youngstown, charged with unlawfully possessing a malt box key.
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Cleveland
Tob Lowing
J. B. Emmons
Alliance
Joseph W. Marach
Woodland Avenue
Marty BR
Barnard
Post Ofice
Woorter
Matt, Mike
Teacho
Youngstown
Bank Stockholders Sued Over Insolvent Firm Calls
Cleveland reports fourteen suits filed by Assignee Thomas J. Holmen against stockholders of the defunct Farmers & Merchanted Banking Co. to recover for creditors. He argues that before the calls, only 60 percent of par value had been paid on caplin stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Farmers & Merchanted Banking Co
Thomas J. Holmen
Holmden
Caplin
Churchmen War In Court In Fostoria
In Fostoria Ohio Apostolic Holiness church members clash in court over control and access to the church. An injunction at time restrains one faction that has gained possession and key access, blocking the other from conducting services. The dispute centers on internal church governance and property control.
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Fostoria
Apostolic Holiness Church
TiMn
Naps and Glanta May Clash in Postseason Race
Napa finishes second in the American League after a historic close race, with the New York Giants finishing second in the National League after an equally exciting struggle. a postseason clash between Napa and the Giants in Cleveland, Ohio appears almost certain.
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Naps
Glanta
Cleveland
Napa
New York Giants
Parker to Speak in Ohio Campaign Tour Dates Set
Democratic candidate Alton Parker will campaign in Ohio with stops in Cincinnati on October 12, Springfield on October 13, and Canton on October 17. Ohio voters registry reached 27,426 on a recent day, under last year but above 1904. Myron L. Case and John R. Johnston organize a new glass company, with a national meeting in Pittsburgh on October 14 to 16 to unify independent window glass plants.
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Columbus
Alton
Parker
Cincinnati
Springfeld
Ohio
Canton
Cincy
Myron L. Case
Toledo
John R. Johnston
Hartford City
Ind
Pittsburg
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