Roosevelt visits Chattanooga amid lookouts and battles
President Roosevelt toured Chickamauga Orchard Knob and Lookout Mountain with the Seventh Cavalry escort, admired battlefield monuments, and received Georgia citizens gifts. He praised the troops, reviewed drill, and met old Cuba comrades during a day of rapid movements and public greetings in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Rep
Roosevelt
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Chattooga
Chickamauga
Orchard
Newtten
J. W. Mrowgher
McSlin
AW AW
Claumbliss
Cot
John A. Moon
HV Boynton
A. P. Stewart
Chickurmonga Park
Seventh
United States Cavalry
Baldwin
Boynton
Carriag
Field Artillery
Niles
Mamtgault
Hiddman
Wilder
Seventh Cavalry
Tauncheon
Park Sound
Evangeliet Porter
Rey
Banda
State Guard
Fyfe
Lookout Mountain
Garry
Gwen
Little Rix Horn
Custer
Garry Owen
Delegaton
Acutmens
Georgia
AL Harper
Rome
Mbt
Chickamaue
Hekory
Ativer
Congressional
Dlsstrict
Chickenmuugh
Longstreet
Wheeler
Hood
Rosecrans
Thoias
Roynton
Roogewell
Iit
Moeen Wright
Deir
Isla
Santiago
Booed
Mehattiefeld
Kentucky
Barnes
Missionary Ridge
Orchard Keob
Knob
General Boynton
de Presideft
Point Lookout
New Tennessee
Wien
St Tle
Cuba
Cartwell
Padmer
Bine
Mr. Crocker
St San Juan
County Attorney Warns Drug Stores Over Pharmacists
County Attorney Galen Nichols acts on a complaint from W E Sherift of Ellsworth state board of pharmacy secretary warning Topeka drug stores to employ registered pharmacists. He will press action against stores violating the law requiring a licensed pharmacist in every drugstore.
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Galen Nichols
W. E. Sherift
Ellsworth
State Board of Pharmacy
Topeka
Mt Iuist
Nichols
Is Miss Clupper Dead
Oakland residents fear Miss Daisy Clupper has drowned herself following mental distress after leaving home for buggy riding with a friend. A note cited plans to drown her aunt and was found. no trace of Clupper remains in the Kansas river as investigators search for her.
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Oakland
Daisy Clupper
Young Worns
Kansas
Miss Clipper
Middle West
Southern Cotton Merger in Alabama Faces Few Defections
Huntsville Alabama reports a planned southern cotton mill merger with sixty mills approving and seven Huntsville mills signing the temporary agreement. Dallan and Merrimack have refused to join, bankers plan to underwrite, and thirteen Alabama interests have signed with offers across the South. The merger is expected to finalize and be underwritten within six weeks.
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Huntsville
Als
Bixty Nouthern Cotton Mills
Huntsville Mills
Dallan Company
Merrimack Company
Alabama Anisis
South
Rhodesia natives vow to kill 60000 dogs to curb disease
Native commissioners meet with indunas to explain a malady affecting babies. Chiefs promise to wipe out all dogs except favorites, potentially destroying 60000 to 90000 dogs as the government conducts the eradication.
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Rhodesia
Cem
Church Union Favored by Cumberland Presbyterians
The presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church voted in favor of uniting with the Presbyterian Church. Similar action occurred at Decatur, and leaders expect the general assembly to discuss the matter favorably at Chattanooga in May.
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Washington
Ind
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Decatur
General Assembly
Chattanooga
Labor Day Parade Row Splits Topeka Band Members
Tensions rise between Marshall band members and Charles Ceilley over forming a local American Federation of Musicians lodge. Ceilley demands unionization or band charter revocation, while Marshall advocates ongoing concerts and a future union choice.
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Shert
Marshall
Charles F. Ceiles
American Federation of Labor
American Federation of Music
Ians
Cellicy
Jodge
Ceilleghie
Ceilley
Celliey
Topeka
Labor Day
Trades Unions
Barnes
Garfield Park
Trades Council Committee
R. L Palmer
Trades Council
Imer
Cellley
Rooma
Bumeraus
J.B Marshall
Itoes Arine 1
Organizaion
Maryhall
Topeka Luvere
Saloon Revenue and City Fines in Revenue Report
Kansas City area reports saloons bring about 65 000 monthly to city funds while police fines add roughly 1 000 more. Revenue feeds the general fund and supports police expenses. Saloon operations affect monthly salaries. when closed officers wait months for pay amid political changes.
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Kansas City
Kaw
Sigt McHiper
Iyhen
Leedy
Fragmentary OCR Impact on Local Administration Debate
A garbled OCR passage questions the Jotta Creccock administration and the role of majority support in banking policy. It discusses tolerance of loans and attempts to open a salon, with unclear references to Kan.ike and local business implications.
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Jotta
Hin Salon
Crete-a-Pierrot Sunk After Panther Demands Surrender
German gunboat Panther demanded surrender of the Firminist Crete-a-Pierrot at Gonayives Hayti. Crete-a-Pierrot crew evacuated, ship fired and exploded, sinking after forward magazine detonated. Admiral Killick’s forces, Panther bombardment, and subsequent destruction reported from Port-au-Prince and Gonaives.
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Cape Huytien
Hayti
Sept
Firminier Party
Gonaives
Port-Au-Prince
Panther
Crete-a-Pierrot
Gonulyes
Killick
Wis Ve
Crete-1-Pierrot
Thamés
Cretea-Pierrot
Shx
Gree Berlin
Marine Ministry
Crete-n-Pierrot
Crete-a- Pierrot
Rainfall Proclaimed as Aid Against Philippine Cholera
In San Francisco on September 8 a dramatic note reports a heavy rain outbreak as a potential remedy for cholera in the Philippines. It cites Captain Southall in Manila and criticizes U.S. military handling of the epidemic, arguing officials fail to curb the disease while rainfall might offer relief.
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San Francisco
Philippines
Eaia Cape i Southall
Mirgeon
United ‘States Army
Buford
Bouthall
Pital
Manila
Soyihall
Muthoritien
Ex Senator Roach Dead After Six Years In Worth Dakota
Nathaniel Roach former U S senator from Worth Dakota from 128 to 12% died here Sunday after a long illness. The report notes he had battled cancer and had been in ill health for some time.
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Hie
Sonstz
Worth
Dakota
New York
Nathaniel Roach
U.S
Worth Dakota
Wheat and corn futures drift on warm weather and weak mood
Wheat faced renewed weakness as warm weather persisted in the corn belt and export interest wavered. September and December contracts opened and closed mixed, while receipts and shipments remained heavy. Corn and oats mirrored the softer tone with sagging prices, and hogs traded lower amid pressure at the stockyards.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Milich
Segerhe
Shipmerta
Boihels Wesinn
Brredarita
Pasange
Duluth
Gio
Sare
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Market notes describe cattle and calf activity with totals around 1700 head and 2000 head in consignments. Prices show steady to soft tone, with attention to native cows, steers and calves, and readings from local sellers.
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Kansas
Sram Wolk
Anles
Butouele
Market News and Rural Goods Listings Mixed in Sept Report
A mixed Sept market note covers farm inputs with references to sugar, molasses, butter, potatoes, and vegetables from New York and St Louis suppliers. It also reports stock activity, with Pacific and Canadian Pacific movements, railroad shares, and modest gains in some Erie and Baltimore and Ohio issues amid overall cautious trading.
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Mew
Farz Stork
Wall Street
New York
Septem
Reading
Pacific
Higpotres
Fesf
Pacific Coast
Erie
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Southern Cotton Merger
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