Col Roosevelt Speaks in Jamestown Amid Loud Republican Welcome
Col Theodore Roosevelt, living former president, arrived by special train and was greeted by about 15 000 people on the Jamestown high school campus. After a delay at Holmesville the former president addressed crowds at Dunkirk Jamestown Salamanca Wellsville Hornell Corning and Elmira.
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Jamestown
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Falconer
Erie
Chautauqua County
Roosevelt
Southland
Middle West
Col. Roosevelt
Dunkirk
Fredonia
County Republican Committee
J. M. Brown
High Schol
Second Street Grammar School
Institute Street
New York
Holmesville
Salamanca
Wellsville
Hornell
Corning
Elmira
Death Follows Lineman's Fall From Tree
Clair Mix died at his Lander home after falling from a tree on September 28 while employed by Bell Telephone. The injury paralyzed him from the waist and he remained between life and death until his funeral Saturday at First M. E. church. Survived by wife, parents Mr. and Mrs. Chancey Mix, two sisters Mrs. Cora Jenkins and Mrs. Marcia Cowles, and many friends.
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Clair Mix
Lander
Mr. Mix
Bell Telephone Company
State Dine Road
Aluminum paper from powdered metal and resin
Aluminum paper is produced by pressing powdered metal into a thin resin coating on parchment like parchment.
Senator Dolliver Dies in Fort Dodge Iowa
United States Senator Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver died at his home in Fort Dodge Iowa from dilation of the heart following an attack of acute indigestion. He was found dead while an osteopath physician allegedly treated him after a day of activity and a speech tour for Senator La Follette.
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Jonathan Prentiss
Dolliver
United States
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
First Dirigible Balloon Flight From France to England
The Clement-Bayard airship completed a 249 mile flight from Lamotte Breuil near Paris to London in under six hours. It circled St Pauls Cathedral at 1 PM and landed Wormwood Scrubs where a Daily Mail garage awaited. Designers M Clement and six others were aboard.
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France
England
Clement-Bayard
Channel
Lamotte Breuil
Paris
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Wormwood Scrubbs
Daily Mail
Zoe
M Clement
Ketchel Slayer Nabbed After Fatal Shooting in Webster County
Walter A. Hurtz also called Walter Dipley, who shot pugilist Stanley Ketchell at R. H. Dickerson’s ranch near Conway Missouri, was captured by three farmers near Niangua. He confessed to the killing and disclosed alleged remarks Ketchell made to Goldie Smith. Ketchell’s funeral was held yesterday afternoon.
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Walter A. Hurtz
Walter Dipley
Stanley Ketchell
R. H. Dickerson
Conway
Webster County
Niangua
Dipley
Ketchell
Goldie Smith
Eight Die In Montreal Fire At King's Hall Block
A blaze in Montreal destroyed the five story King's Hall building on St. Catherine street. Eight people died and losses exceeded $100,000 as stores, a concert hall, a billiard parlor and sleeping rooms were housed in the structure. Ground floor shops, upper floors used for lodging and entertainment were consumed. Some victims were found among the ruins after the fire started around two o'clock.
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Montreal
King’s Hall
St. Catherine Street
Uptown
Boilermaker Injured at Hammond Ironworks
George Zobriest, a Hammond Ironworks boilermaker, was severely injured Friday when a drill broke and a fragment struck the back of his right ear, slicing a gash nearly three inches long.
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George Zobriest
Hammond Ironworks
May of Kansas lawmaker candidate and local campaigns
Grover Lavery a Warren resident turned Kansas state legislative candidate has secured the nomination and campaigns for election. Peter Hazenfratz of Madison and Carver streets was hospitalized Monday for treatment after warnings of self harm. An Altoona State Sunday School convention echo meeting at First M E church featured eight Warren delegates reporting on work and spirit. Republican candidates Speer Knapp and Schofield led a buoyant Youngsville rally at Fairmount House with dinner and discussions, followed by a large Swanson Hall gathering and a musical O O F band performance.
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Grover Lavery
Warren
Kansas
Lavery
Peter Hazenfratz
Madison and
Carver Streets
State Hospital
Hazenfratz
Altoona
M.E
P. M. Speer
F. M. Knapp
Jos. A. Schofield
Youngsville
Fairmount House
A. H. Gallop
Swanson’s
Thel. O.O. F. Band of
Boy Wheels New Car Then Is Caught on Return to Philadelphia
Eight year old Harry Hollowell took a brand new car from 12th and Chestnut streets and drove toward New York. In Jersey engine trouble forced him to tinker under the car where manager Harry Rouch offered help. Suspicions arose after questioning and a patrolman was notified in Frankford. Hollowell fled but was halted. he was held in $2,000 bail for a hearing.
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Philadelphia
12Th
Chestnut Streets
Harry Hollowell
New York
Edwin F. Saxman
Saxman Coal and Coke Company
Hallowell
Jersey
Harry Rouch
Frankford
Efficacy of Prayer Resolves Domestic Rift at Court
Justice Charles Westcott of Berlin New Jersey persuaded Mr and Mrs Frank Woodruff to kiss and reconcile after a heated separation dispute. Rather than deciding alimony he urged a heavenly judge and led them in prayer in his office. After five minutes they left reconciled.
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Philadelphia
Charles Westcott
Berlin
N. J
Frank Woodruff
Justice of the Peace
Woodruff
Justice Westcott
Briquettes Produced And Used In Belfast City
Belfast annually consumes coal slack and pitch briquettes ranging from 1000 to 10000 units. The statement highlights Belfast as the production and consumption center for briquettes.
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Belfast
Ireland
World News Roundup Highlights Crippen Trial and France Strike
The piece notes a French railway strike threatening famine in the capital as workers refuse calls. It reports the German foreign office regretting an attack on an American correspondent but not punishing police involved. London grand jury indicts Dr Crippen and Miss Le Neve with trial due Tuesday. Albany Republican leader William Barnes Jr resigns from the state committee. Dauphin County Court denies new trial to J M Finston, architect of the state Capitol.
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France
Foreign Office
London
Dr. Crippen
Miss Leneve
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Republican State Committee
Paris arrests rise over general railway strike
Several arrests were made in Paris in connection with the general rail road strike as the government shows firmness in handling the situation. Five burned to death and two presumed dead in a 150000 dollar fire that destroyed King's Hall in Montreal. Taft at Beverly approved plans to raise the Maine wreck in Havana harbor and will visit Panama early next month after a conference with Goethals. Ballinger reportedly shaken in a railroad wreck near Cincinnati.
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Paris
King’s Hall
Montreal
Taftat Beverly
Maine
Havana
Goethals
Panama
Ballinger
Interior Department
Cincinnati
European socialists push conscription lesson for leaders
English political leaders cite French Socialist agitation as proof conscription is necessary. Eight sailors drown when the Norwegian ship Bardowie wrecks off Oregund. US Senator J P Dolliver dies at home in Fort Dodge Iowa from heart dilation. Episcopal convention in Cincinnati votes narrowly to reject removing Protestant from church name. DA Whitman returns from Scranton and says Frank J Gardner indicted for attempted bribery will be in New York this week.
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France
Bardowie
Oregund
United States
J. P. Dolliver
Fort Dodge
Iowa
House of Deputies
Episcopal Convention
Cincinnati
Whitman
New York
Scranton
Frank J. Gardner
French premier bans railway employes mass meeting
M Briand, the French premier, refused to permit a mass meeting of railway employes. Three bombs were found in Paris, one seized at Vincennes and one exploded in Paris. Riots and unrest spread in Managua as the capital faced a critical situation.
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M. Briand
Paris
Vincennes
Cyclones devastate Havana and Cuba flood parts of the city
Cyclones cause extensive damage in Cuba with flooding in Havana while wrecks clutter the harbor. Riots in Guadeloupe at Basse Terre leave several dead and 25 wounded during election clashes. Dutch flyer Wynmalen reaches Paris after a long Brussels run. Hoffstet fights extradition in the United States Supreme Court and faces trial in Pittsburgh. French railway strike ends after union action.
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Cuba
Havana
Basse- Terre
Guadeloupe
Wynmalen
Paris
Brussels
Frank N. Hoffstet
United States Supreme Court
Pittsburg
Crippen Trial Opens in London as Witness Testimony Peaks
Thursday reports detail the Crippen case opening in London with Lord Chief Justice Alverstone presiding and Bruce Miller of Chicago as a key witness. Separate dispatches note Portugal exiling the Braganza house with property to be settled by law, Italy reporting 24 new cholera cases and eight deaths, a Prussian potash mine explosion killing about 15 miners, and a tropical hurricane causing major Florida damage with storm warnings extending to New Jersey.
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Crippen
London
Alverstone
Bruce Miller
Chicago
Portugal
House of Braganza
Italy
Sarstedt
Prussia
Florida
New Jersey
McNally Lindsey Wedding At St Joseph Church
Kathryn McNally daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas McNally wed Albert F Lindsey at St Joseph Church last Wednesday morning. Rev Joseph Sierverding officiated with Anna L McNally as bridesmaid and John J Dervin as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at 18 Elm Street and the couple left at noon on a wedding trip.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Kathryn McNally
Thomas McNally
Albert F. Lindsey
Joseph Sierverding
Anna L. McNally
John J. Dervin
Elm Street
Drunken man clubs woman in Illinois. lynching feared
Logan Hinds, 25, of Flannigan township near McLeansboro, beats Neal Lamphrey’s wife with a club after a quarrel. He flees to an old house, surrounded by angry neighbors and awaiting Deputy Sheriff Fritz Little. Local fear of Lynch law grows as the suspect is fortified.
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McLeansboro
Ill
Logan Hinds
Flannigan Township
Here
Neal Lamphrey
Lamphrey
Hinds
Fritz Little
Mrs Sayler Denied Liberty Pending Appeal in Manslaughter Case
Mrs Lucy Sayler, convicted of manslaughter in the killing of her husband John Byron Snyder, must stay in Joliet penitentiary while appealing from Iroquois county circuit court. The Illinois Supreme Court denied her motion to convert the writ of error into a supersedeas to gain release.
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Springfield
Lucy Sayler
John Byron Snyder
William H. Miller
Joliet
Circuit Court
Iroquois County
Supreme Court
Sayler
Confucius Admonitions on Virtue and Governance
A reflective note on ruling with virtue urging rulers to elevate the good and teach the unskilled. It marks that upright leadership fosters loyal, humble, merciful, and faithful people who grow willing and disciplined.
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Confucius
Couple Extends Wedding Trip to Buff alo Pittsburg and Cleveland
The couple plans an extended wedding trip visiting Buff alo Pittsburg and Cleveland. Upon return they will make their home in the Frantz block Pennsylvania avenue east.
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Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nichols Speck Wedding Announcement
Warren friends announce the marriage of Claude Nichols and Emilie Speck. The ceremony is set for Saturday October 15 in Bethlehem, Pa. After November 1 they will reside at 309 Lexington Ave Warren.
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Nichols-Speck
Warren
Claude Nichols
Emilie Speck
Bethlehem
Lexington Ave
Leblanc and Demunn Win International Balloon Race
A dispatch from Pogamasing Canada reports Albert Leblanc and Walter Demunn in the Isle D France landed at 4 p.m. yesterday about three miles from Pogamasing, roughly 750 miles from St. Louis. They flew about four hours in the James Gordon Bennett cup race and are believed to have won.
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St. Louis
Albert Bond Lambaert
Pogamasing
Canada
Albert Leblanc
Walter Demunn
Isle D’france
Leblanc
Demunn
Deadwood Enforces Tight Lid On Saloons And Gambling
Deadwood South Dakota ends gold era excess with city wide rules. Saloons must remove screens and close by 11 p.m. No inviting others to drink becomes a criminal offense. Black Hills cities implement strict enforcement as region reels.
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Deadwood
S. D
Black Hills
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American Press Association
Ketchel
Warren Boilermaker
News of the World
Globe
Dauphin
Harrisburg
J. M. Finston
Managua
Boston
Alexander R. Smith
Barge Canal Terminal Commission
Robert Barton Pahr
Baltimore
Wilmington
Del
Wrightsville Beach
McNally- Linsey
Mrs.sayler
Leblanc and
Warren, PA
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