Roosevelt Aims for Cuban Self-Government Not Annexation
President Roosevelt told cabinet members and callers that U S action in Cuba serves only to restore order and protect interests not to annex. Magoon expected as provisional Cuba governor replacing Winthrop. Funston to command U S troops with Taft urging War Dept to appoint him.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Knox
Foraker
Cuba
United States
Funston
Taft
War Department
Frederick Funston
Immediate
Palma Leaves the Capitol Quietly as Cuba Ex-President Departs
Ex-President Palma leaves the Havana palace for Matanzas in a quiet scene. Officials and Palma family members accompany the departure, with Palma tearfully waving from the train platform as the special eastbound train moves toward Regla. He will stay briefly in Matanzas before returning to his home in Yamama, with Governor Taft set to assume residence at the palace this week.
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Havana
Alma
Cuba
Palma
O'Parrill
Fontsy Sterling
Montalvo
Dolz
Senate
Zaldo
Beltnd
Matanzas
Teir
Palma Hadeen
Regla
Tieu
Yama
Santiago
Taft
Lumber ant PSA board meeting raises rates in Detroit
The executive board of the Lumber ant PSA association met in Detroit and declared a 50 cent per WO rate increase for fall business. The Indiana yearly meeting of friends has finished its work and adjourned.
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Lumber Ant Psa Association
Detroit
Indiana Yearly Meeting of
Iends
Roosevelt Alters Cuba Governorship Choice
President Roosevelt reconsiders the provisional Cuba governor pick and will name Beckham Winthrop as governor of Porto Rico. Magoon moves to the Philippines as vice governor and Philippine commission member.
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Charlies E. Magoon
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
Cuba
Taft
Beekman Winthrop
Porto Rico
Magoon
Philippine Islands
Philippine Commission
Islands
Winthrop
Washington, D. C
Evening Journal
Roosevelt
Beckham Winthrop
Philippines
Rigid U S Immigration Rules Tighten Border Checks
St Johns New Brunswick October 3 The United States Immigration inspectors announce stricter regulations for admitting Canadians to the United States. An exam akin to first papers will be required at the border and all Canadians intending to reside in the U S will face lengthy questioning. Physical exams remain rare unless a passenger’s appearance raises suspicion.
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St. Johns
N. B
United States
Immigration Department
Canada
Sterling Salt Company Watch Promises Rival Salt Industry
Permanent organization of the Sterling Salt company Watch is completed with officers: President Hf. Hazard of Fr. L. Moulton & Co as general agents of the British Trion and owners of Michigan Salt works at Marine City Mich. Vice president Edward W. Brown Brown & Shaw. Treasurer Edwin B. Bryan Secretary James W. Bryce.
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New York
Stering Salt Company Watch
International Salt Company
Fellowing Ouivers
Hf. Hazard
Fr. 1
Moulton & Co
Trion
Michigan Sail Works
Marine City
Mich
Edward W. Brown
Brown & Shaw
Retsof Mining Company
Edwin Bl.bryan
James W. Bryce
Mob Hangs Over Riot Ends With Officer's Fatal Shot
Mobile officer Roy Hoyle was fatally shot during a jailyard melee as deputies fought a mob seeking to seize Dick Robinson a young negro. Alderman Sidney Lyons was wounded in the hand and the mob remains at large intent on lynching Robinson.
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Mobile
Ala
Roy Hoyle
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Sidney Lyons
Dick Robinson
Shipwrights Strike Begins Early in New York yards
New York reports a preemptive strike by shipwrights in the local yards with demands for raising wages from 3.50 to 4 per day and a Saturday half holiday. Employers opened strike-breaker bureaus in Philadelphia Boston Baltimore and Norfolk as talks failed. In Ramsey Alabama night watchman Frank Bekard vanished from Clover Leaf coal dock grounds prompting a search.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Norfolk
Ramsey
Frank Bekard
Clover Leaf Coal Dock
Here
Lieutenant Lalim Wins Paris Balloon Race
Lieutenant Frank P. Lalim of the Sixth cavalry, U S A, won the Paris balloon race with all entrants landing safely. In Terre Haute Indiana coal prices rose 25 cents a ton due to a car shortage cited by operators.
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Frank P. Lalim
Sixth Cavalry
U.S. A
Paris
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Terror Strikes and Measures Across Odessa and Russia
Reports from Odessa Warsaw Askabad Kharkov and Yekaterinoslav detail terrorist activity riots violent clashes and new security orders. Fire destroys a Jewish theater three perish while peasant gangs extort funds. A judge advocate is killed in Askabad and a bomb factory is uncovered in Kharkov as police battle revolutionaries.
Death of Al Adams Stirs Foul Play Suspicions
New York coroner hints suicide may be doubtful in the death of policy king Al Adams. He notes a body position and trajectory of a shot suggest possible foul play. He cites lack of motive and ongoing questions about Inman’s wealth as factors. Also: New Jersey set to be governed by long distance telephone as Gov Stokes leaves for fall shooting, with senate president acting only if absence extends.
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United States
Congress
New York
Harburger
al” Adams
Adams
Tam
Inman
New Jersey
Blooming Grove
Stokes
Senate
Two Very Precocious Boys Arrested for Robbery
Patton aged 9 and Watts aged 7, both colored, were arrested at 2 a.m. in Quincey for breaking two plate glass windows and stealing from C. F. Lambrecht's cigar store. Police note Patton previously burned his mother's house near Cairo, Illinois, and the pair had stolen pigs and chickens before, but their ages limited punitive options.
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Quincey
Major Patton
Harry Watts
C. F. Lambrecht
Cairo
Ill
Patton
Watts
Barrel explosion injures Timothy Connell in Wegon incident
A barrel of elder belonging to Timothy Connell exploded during fermentation while in a Wegon state. Connell reportedly had the barrel when the blast occurred, causing injuries and raising questions about handling and storage safety.
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Milton
Timothy Connell
Connell
Privilege in Chaucer’s Use and Legal Sense Discussed
The term privilege historically denotes a private ordinance for an individual. It clarifies its Latin roots privus meaning one's own and sex meaning law, with Chaucer illustrating the old sense of a personal legal grant beyond common rights.
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Chaucer
No More White Sugar Prompted By Commission Ruling
New York Oct 3 The pure food commission may ban mineral bluing in sugar bleaching. If unchanged the public will soon use granulated and other sugars with a yellowish tinge. Chemists previously used four pounds of mineral bluing per million pounds of sugar for bleaching.
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New York
Pire Food Commission
United States
Farralones wireless plant to link Mare Island yard with Honolulu
Vallejo California October 3 Chief Electrician George Hanscom of the Mare Island navy yard returns with his crew from the Farralones where a wireless station now sixteen times as powerful as the former setup has been installed. Hopes rise that the improved link may reach Honolulu.
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Vallejo
Cal
Ian George Hanscom
Mare Island Navy Yard
Farralones
Honolulu
Wreck Sightings Reported Near Oporto
London reports no confirmation of a Barcelona story about the Liga captain seeing a wreck with floating bodies near Oporto. Lloyds notes the fireship Riga passed a derelict vessel off Oporto on September 28.
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London
Barcelona
Oporto
Lloyd's
Riga
Canadian Pacific Purchases Wisconsin Central
New York reports the Canadian Pacific railway has acquired the Wisconsin Central and will elect a majority of directors at the annual meeting scheduled for October 9.
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Wisconsin Central
New York
Canadian Pacific Road
Madrid Plans $10 Million Loan for 5000 Primary Schools
Madrid on October 3 reports Minister of Public Instruction Gimento announcing a loan project of 10 000 000 for constructing 5000 primary wheels in five years.
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Madrid
Gimento
Chicago Markets Report Oct 3 1906 Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago market summary shows hogs strong to higher with light hogs 84.30 to 86.60 and heavy grades 86.00 to 86.40. Cattle receipts about 21 000 with beves cows and westerns ranges 3.50 to 7.60, Westerns 3.50 to 6.60. Sheep and lambs 35 000 and weak to slow with natives 3.00 to 5.40 and westerns 3.00 to 5.40. Overall market mixed, early gains fade in some classes. stockers and feeders varied through the day.
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Texas
Postal Puzzle Ideas From Chicago Man Stimulate Debate
In New York on October 8 the postal commission heard John M. Thibbard urge second-class mail reforms to make the system self sustaining and to curb abuses. He proposed excluding bulk matter from mails, higher rates for bulk and cutting the sample copy privilege, with a push for publishers to route second-class matter.
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New York
John M. Thibbard
Chicago
Postal Commission
Hubbard
Whack at the Department Critiques Postal Statistics
A brief attacks the treasury and postal statistics as false and years of guessing. It argues the state spends up to ten million annually on franked matter and outlines how newspapers overburden mails. It cites past officials and proposes banning premium schemes by newspapers.
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Treasury Department
Geological Survey
Post Office Department
Wolcott
American press compares Atlanta events with Russian pogroms
St. Petersburg dispatch notes editorials in several newspapers drawing parallels between Atlanta disturbances and anti Jewish massacres in Russia. Novyye Vremya urges the United States to stop blaming official provocation and acknowledge racial animosity as the cause.
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St. Petersburg
Atlanta
Russia
Novyce Vremya
United States
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Askabad
Rinkevich
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Kharkov
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Reds
Yekaterinoslav
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M Wireless
Spain
Grain Market
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New York Times
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