Roosevelt Barnes Feud Highlights New York Republican Rift
New York on September 16 reports a sharp clash between Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and William Barnes Jr a Republican state committeeman and leader of the so called Cold guard Barnes urged the party to choose between conserving principles and Roosevelt radicalism warning of a crisis at Saratoga Roosevelt dismissed Barnes as making the issue clear describing him as allied with a boss and big business.
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Theodore Roosevelt to Speak at Press Club Tonight
New York September 16 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will address the Press club this evening and stay at Douglas Robinson's home. He will speak tomorrow at the Syracuse state fair.
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New York Republicans to Meet on Roosevelt Endorsement
The New York County Republican committee meets tonight with expectations of a resolution endorsing Colonel Roosevelt for temporary chairmanship of the state convention and backing the Taft administration. Roosevelt conferred today with Lloyd Grisecom Herbert Parsons Comptroller and other New Yorkers.
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Intermountain Fair at Boise Promises Record Exhibits
Boise prepares for the Intermountain Fair October 10 to 15 with a record display of Idaho farm garden and mine products. Space applications are flooding in and temporary exhibition structures are planned along with bands trapeze acts and lectures to entertain visitors.
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Uncle Joe Again Wins in Illinois
Chicago reports insurgents won three of 25 Illinois congressional districts in yesterday's primaries. Boutell, longtime stand patter, was defeated by Frederick H. Gansbergen on an insurgent platform. Foss won in the tenth district against Englehard and Delang. Cannon was renominated in the eighteenth district by about six thousand votes.
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Odd Fellows Gather in Atlanta for Sovereign Grand Lodge
The advance guard of delegates arrives in Atlanta for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows meeting. An excursion to the cotton fields is planned for visitors, with services at Wesley Memorial Church Sunday and the formal opening to follow. Delegates from the United States and Canada will participate throughout the week.
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Rear Admiral Berry Retires From U S Navy
Washington D C Sept 16 The United States navy loses a veteran officer with the retirement of Rear Admiral Albert G Berry He is removed from the active list after reaching the age limit His more than forty years of service include substantial sea duty He is a Tennessee native and entered the navy in SC5 He has served at the Washington navy yard on the naval examining and retiring boards.
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Wilson to resign Princeton presidency this fall
Dr Woodrow Wilson nominated yesterday for New Jersey governor told reporters he would resign as president of Princeton University at the trustees meeting on October 20. He plans to submit his resignation to the board at that session.
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Kaiser to visit czar in St. Petersburg in November
The Bourse Gazette reports Emperor William of Germany will visit Czar in St. Petersburg in November.
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Senator Chamberlain Noted Among Oregon Leaders
The passage highlights Senator Chamberlain of Oregon as the most noted figure among state leaders, reflecting his prominence in regional politics and public discourse.
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Tightening the noose around Crippen's neck
London on September 16 Dr William Henry Wilcox expert to the home office testified at the Crippen trial that the death resulted from poison. The crown backed earlier pathologist Prof August Pepper noting the body was dismembered by someone skilled in anatomy.
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City of Mexico in fete for Diaz centennial
Crowds flood streets of the capital as bands play and soldiers march on the Mexican cen tennial celebration day. Pyrotechnics delight observers while visitors from surrounding towns join locals in a grand display of banners bunting and festive attire along Avenida Cinco de Mayo.
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Cholera toll climbs as epidemic spreads in Asia
The Asiatic cholera outbreak, starting in southern Russia, has claimed over 100000 victims and now threatens Amur province in southeast Siberia. Sanitary bureau reports show 182327 cases and 83613 deaths for the season.
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Packey McFarland Withdraws From Wolgast Bout
Chicago Sept 16 Packey McFarland has canceled his planned match with lightweight champion Ad Wolgast in Milwaukee on October 6. McFarland cites that 113 pounds was too light for a fighter his size.
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Wheat closes lower in Chicago market on September 16
Chicago September wheat finished at 9 5/8 cents a bushel with late trading pressure. The report notes a quiet session and modest declines amid agricultural market activity.
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Mexico City Celebrates Independence Monument and Union Day
Crowds fill Avenida San Francisco and main thoroughfares as public buildings are sealed and illuminated. The Paseo de la Reforma hosts the national monument dedication to independence and a grand military parade. Tonight Congress opens with President Diaz’s annual message.
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French to Open South Idaho Campaign for Congress
Burton L. French, Idaho Republican nominee, plans a southern Idaho campaign stop at Buhl during the county fair and a visit to Burley, entering enemy Bowen territory as he campaigns for the general election. The primary landslide and past convention deals are cited as backing his record and opposition to Cannon for speaker.
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Weather Forecast Showers and Cooler Tonight
A weather notice states showers and cooler temperatures tonight with Saturday likely to be fair. The advisory emphasizes turning cooler and dry conditions by daybreak on Saturday.
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