Roosevelt on tour urges honesty and order in politics
Former President Roosevelt travels westward stopping in Chicago, Cleveland, and Buffalo as crowds greet him. He denounces crooked officials and mob violence, defends honest government, and pledges to pursue corruption regardless of wealth. He planned further stops in Iowa and Cheyenne with speeches at the Newspaper Club and public stations.
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Minois
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Cleveland
Columbus
Gov Harmon
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United States
Africa
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Newspaper Club of
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Iowa
Cheyenne
Baseball results and standings midweek from the National League
National League results show Chicago and New York in tight races with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn close behind. Key games include Chicago beating New York at home and Brooklyn slipping in twelve innings against Philadelphia while Cincinnati and St Louis split decisions with Philadelphia and Boston respectively.
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R. HE
New York
Wiltz
Crandall
Meyers
Cole
Kling
Pittsboro
R. H
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Moren
Dooin
Sages
Benton
Mclean
St. Louis
Boston
St. Joule
Mattern
Raridon
Willis
Harmon
Bresnahan
Baseball Scores and Box Scores From Recent Games
In Federal League style box scores, teams such as Philadelphia Cleveland Boston Chicago Detroit St Louis and New York are listed with runs hits and errors. Notable lineups include Casey Gramme Ainsworth Lang Sullivan Hughes Criger Mitchell Harkness Land Smith Wood Kleinow Carrigan link Bailey Stephens Plank Morgan Dygert Atkins Thomas Livinestone across several venues including Washington New York Boston and Philadelphia.
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Washington
Wash
S and Casey, Gramme and Ainsworth
New York
R. AE
Chicago
Lang and Sullivan, Hughes and Criger
Boston
R. H. E. Cleveland
Csss
Mitchell
Chicago and Omaha Markets Report Live Stock Prices
Market receipts and quotations for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago, Omaha and East Buffalo. Prices range with heavy to prime cattle, strong hogs and steady to strong lambs, listing specific bid ranges and regional totals.
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Omaha
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Ang
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
James A. Patton Sells NYSE Seat for $70,000
James A. Patton recently sold his seat on the New York Stock Exchange for seventy thousand dollars. The transaction confirms Patton’s exit from active trading and marks a return of the seat to the market.
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Hotel Stewards Pick Chicago for Next Convention
At the tenth International Hotel Stewards Convention in Pittsburg on August 26, delegates chose Chicago as the site for the next gathering. They also voted to ban liquor at state headquarters, and elected J. F. Kloos of Pittsburg as president and a Chicago slate for officers and directors.
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Pittsburg
International Hotel
New Orleans
San Francisco
Reed
Wdn
Chicago
J. F. Kloos
Max Koppel
Jacob Miller
Gilbert Cowan
August Retz
Alden
Thomas Reynolds
Cleveland
J. J. Richards
President Taft withdraws 8 265 978 acres Idaho coal lands
Beverly Mass Aug 26 An order withdrawing from entry 8 265 978 acres of coal land in Idaho has been signed by President Taft. The land was withdrawn in compliance with the administrations conservation policy after sufficient investigation by the geological survey.
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Beverly
Mass
Idaho
Taft
Geological Survey
Wealthy Brooklyn Sisters Face Shoplifting Charge
Three sisters from a prominent Brooklyn family Ella Brown Mabel Brown and Lucille Cook aged 21 22 and 30 respectively were arraigned on shoplifting charges after a department store detective said they attempted to steal jewelry. Bail set at 500 each with a fourth sister providing bail.
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New York
Brooklyn
Dooley
Butler Street Court
Ella
Mabel Brown
Quincy Street
Lucille A. Cook
Rochester Street
Mary Clark
Clark
Miss Clark
Seaman
Senator W. D. Jones Linked to Gore Bribery Probe
The report identifies Senator W. D. Jones as one of the investigators involved in the bribery charges surrounding Senator Gore, detailing his role and the broader inquiry.
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Senator Gore
Mine Workers in Grisis Organizers Discharged
Indianapolis Aug 26 Many organizers chosen by President Sweis of the United Mine Workers have been notified of their discharge and told they will not be re employed until the union finances improve. The executive board ordered deep cuts in expenses as retrenchment.
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Indianapolis
Sweis
United Mine Workers
Population growth in Buffalo and Denver from census counts
Washington reports Buffalo New York has 423 715 residents an increase of 71 258 or 20 2 percent since 1900. Denver Colorado weighs in at 213 581 residents up 79 522 or 59 4 percent from 1900 according to census figures issued.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Denver
Colo
Coal firms sign scale after Chicago payoff dispute
Springfield report notes four coal companies and employing 1,200 miners signed the Peoria scale despite Illinois operators in Chicago opting not to pay. The signatories include West Virginia Coal Mining of Johnston City, Girard Coal Mining at Girard, Fyke Coal Mining at Junction City, and Girard Colleries at Virden.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Chicago
West Virginia Coal Mining Company
Johnston Citys
Girard Coal Mining Company
Girard Fyke Coal Mining Company
Junction City
Girard Colleries Company
Virden
Strikes Rise as Rail Wreck Death Toll Grows
The United Mine Workers prepare circulars to local unions urging a $1 weekly levy from each striking member to fund ongoing strikes in multiple districts following a major railway wreck with many cremations.
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The
United Mine Workers
Reverend Davis killed in Bush Bish Falls accident
The Rev. William Davis pastor of the First Congregational church of Pittsfield Massachusetts fell from a rock ledge at Bush Bish Falls in Copake New York while picnicking. He had helped push a wagon that suddenly moved backward over the ledge to a twenty foot drop.
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Rev. Davis
Pittsfield
Pittsfield, Mags
William Davis
First Congregational Church
Bush Pish Falls
Copake
N. Y
Davis
Bash Bish
Markets Guide for Hogs Cattle and Sheep at Chicago Elevate Prices
In Chicago on August 26 1910 hog prices show mixed weights and steady to higher tones with estimated receipts about 13000 and 2500 cattle and 12000 sheep on hand. Cattle and sheep markets indicate steady to 10 higher with Western and Texas stock trends and grain market notes from Beach-Wickham in Chicago.
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Texas
Grand Trunk Trains In Collision Charges Carelessness
Fifteen bodies recovered after Grand Trunk passenger train No. 14 from Chicago to Montreal was struck from behind by train No. 4 near Durand Michigan. Dozens injured, many killed in rear sleeper. Officials blame criminal carelessness and lack of rear signals.
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Lena Yegiman
Bella Scott
Keelan
Doebler
Giffers
Lemeister
Montague
Alma Woodward
Carney Nurse
Montreal
Michigan
Clinton A. Davis
Chica
Charles Spencer
Battle Creek
Spencer
George Nel
Nebraska
Carney
Clinton Davis
George Nelson
No. 4
Hisngine
George Mitchell
Bia
Cowle Window Company Sues Danville Men for Plant Subscriptions
Danville Illinois August 26 the Cowle Window company sues four local men to collect subscriptions tied to locating the plant here. Meantime construction on the new plant buildings is underway and workers expect completion within two weeks.
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Danville, Lad
Cowle Window Company
Danville
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