American Marines Land in Havana as Taft Proclaims Provisional Governor
U S moves to secure Cuba as Secretary Taft pledges to install a provisional military governor. Marines land in Havana to protect the treasury while a larger force sails from Newport News and other ports. Cuba’s Palma resigns and moderates spurn congress as Taft declares the republic’s key moment. Senor Quesada resigns as minister to the United States.
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Havana
Taft
Cuban
Palma
Congress
Republic of Cuba
Gov
University of Havana
Newport News
New York
Tampa
Fla
Senor Quesada
Storms and disasters raise death toll and damage totals
Casualty counts rise as reports filter in from inaccessible areas. Mobile sweltering aftermath adds over 1 million dollars in damages. a separate four inch rainstorm brushes more losses. Other items include a New York policy chief suicide, Russian peasants trial, Mexican unrest, a San Francisco streetcar crash, a Hillsboro bank case body found, and a Cherryvale gas explosion that kills two.
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Mobile
Albert J. Adams
Policy Gambling Combine
Ansonia
New York
Adams
Sing Sing
Kherson
Russia
M. Krivoshein
Jiminez
Mexico
San Francisco
Randolph Croft Stoney
Carey M. Snyder
Bank of
Hillsboro
Ore
J. H. Gore
Georgetown University
Europe
Potsdam
Democrats
New Jersey
Legage Pratt
East Orange
Congress
Edward H. Ozman
Charles M. Dickinson
United States
Constantinople
Castro
Venezuela
Spain
Santomera
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Cherryvale
Kan
Edgar
Record of early 1900s world events and disasters
Reports describe a major Mississippi Delta flood with widespread inundation and loss, naming affected fishermen towns 50 to 70 miles below New Orleans. Other items note conventions of druggists in Atlanta, railway workers in Denver, postal matters with the Bahamas, theatre appearances in New York, and various national incidents and political actions.
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Mississippi River
New Orleans
National Association of Retail Druggists
Atlanta
Women’s Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway
Denver
Hitchcock
Bahama Islands
Henry B. Irving
Sir Henry Irving
New Amsterdam
New York
Adolfo Pinancianci
Pontificial Army
Rome
American
United Sates Cavalry
International Aeronauts
H. D. Miller
Fred Stocking
Milwaukee
Richard T. Robinson
Racine
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Liederkranz Club
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Europe
Zeeland
Antwerp
Thomas H. Barry
United States Army
Barry
Joe Walcott
Boston
Billy Rhodes
Kansas City
Missouri River
William Meisenberg
Ripon
Wis
United States
Sylph
Root
Washington
Charles Russell
Indianapolis
Thomas Maley Harris
Harrisville
W. Va
Moody
Delaware & Hudson Company
Commissioner of Pensions Warner
Cuba
Jeffersonville
Ind
Gov
Deneen
Illinois
Thirteenth
Robert R. Hitt
George J. Schweinfurth
Rockford
American Mining Congress
Col
Detroit
Detroit River
Mob hunts lynching after jail clash in Mobile
A mob attacked Mobile county jail seeking Dick Robinson a 17 year old negro accused of assaulting Ruth Sossaman. Special officer Roy Hoyle was fatally shot and Alderman Sidney Lyons wounded as deputies and mob fought. Detectives captured the suspect within hours and he faced transfer as tension rose.
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Mobile
Ala
Roy Hoyle
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Sidney Lyons
Dick Robinson
Ruth
Blount Sossaman
Ater
Fatch
Mobile & Ohio
Sheriff Powers
Hoyle
Lyons
Alderman Lyons
Parker Replies to Hearst in Campaign Speech
Judge Alton B. Parker issued a statement denying Hearst's charge that he sided with election criminals. He denounced Hearst's attack as false and warned the public against permitting Hearst to name judges, asserting no corporation paid him or his firm for the McClellan Hearst election contest services.
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New York
Alton B. Parker
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Judge Parker
Murphy-Hearst
McClellan-Hearst
Resignations Planned for Two Cabinet Members
Two cabinet members plan to resign in the coming winter. Attorney General Moody will leave around December 1, and Secretary of the Treasury Shaw is also stepping down.
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Washington, D. C
Moody
Treasury
Shaw
Train collision injures eleven near Murphysboro
In Murphysboro Illinois a head end collision occurred Tuesday on the St. Louis and Cairo line of the Illinois Central. Eleven persons were hurt but none fatally.
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Murphysboro
Ill
Here
St. Louis & Cairo
Illinois Central Road
Editors Protest Ruling On Railroads Paying With Transport
Publishers nationwide denounce the interstate commerce commission ruling that only money may be paid for transportation. They argue contracts exchanging ad space for transport violate the law and constitutional principles, and a broader protest from railroads and editors urges legal reconsideration.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Commerce Commission
Congress
New York Republican Leader Nominates Hughes for Governor
At Saratoga convention the Republican state ticket was nominated and a platform adopted. Charles E. Hughes, who led the insurance inquiry, was placed in nomination for governor by Bob Em edges of New York County. Senator Tully of Steuben seconded the nomination amid enthusiastic acclaim.
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Mich
Middleport Bank
Middleport
W. A. Clark
Montana
Marseilles
France
McClellan
New York
Hearst
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Cleveland
Robert M. Snyder
Kansas City
Frederick G. Uthoff
Denver
St. Louis
Central Traction
Gov. Hoch
Kansas
John O’neil
Fort Collins
Colo
O’neil
J. S. Collins
Topeka
John Collins
Shaffer
Chicago
D. A. Basfield
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Centralia
Ill
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Deerfield River
North Adams
Mass
Appleton
Wis
Elsie Plants
Irwin W. Church
Lawrence
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Milwaukee
Columbus, O
William R. Hearst
Buffalo
Peterhof Palace
Postal Administration of
Japan
Navy Department
Sutherland
Dixie
Santo Domingo
Mount Carmel
Iil
John Murphy
Strattsville
Tenn
Ora Wicklin
Arma Rashijian
Markar Markarian
Hudson River
Alabama
A. E. Stratton
Montgomery
Roosevelt
Bertha Beilstein
Allegheny
Dixmont
Attorney General
Wisconsin
State Department
Leishman
Constantinople
Catlins Station
Danville, Il
Saratoga
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Bob E. Medges
New York County
Lhe
Tully
Steuben County
Kentucky woman credits pink pills for recovery after long illness
Mrs. D. C. Wedding of Hartford Kentucky says Dr Williams Pink Pills cured her after two years of chills fever rheumatism stomach trouble and weakness. She gained weight and regained health after four boxes and urges others to request the book Plain Talks to Women. Pills sold by druggists or mailed by Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Arkansas
Dr. Williams
Mrs. Wedding
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Two railroad switchmen killed in Brightwood collision
In Indianapolis Charles Reed and Herbert Oldridge both switchmen in the Big Four railroad yards at Brightwood died when a switch engine collided with a coal car.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles §. Reed
Herbert G. Oldridge
Big Four Railroad
Brightwood
Costly Fire Destroys Ripon Opera House and Church
Fire in Ripon Wisconsin originated at the William Meisenberg store and consumed the opera house, the Methodist church, and several smaller structures. Loss placed at 50000 dollars with about half attributed to the church and theater.
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Ripon
Wis
William Meisenberg
Russian Colonel Arrested Over Frontier Plains Sale
In St. Petersburg a colonel of engineers was arrested amid alleged links to the sale of important frontier plains, signaling a major military scandal likely to be disclosed.
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St. Petersburg
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