Roosevelt Day Thrills Cincinnati Attendees at Fall Festival
Roosevelt day drew record crowds in Cincinnati as the president attended informal receptions, a military parade, and speeches at Music Hall. He outlined a policy to curb trusts, urging constitutional amendments and government control, while praising publicity as a key weapon. The day included church services, a luncheon with prominents, and a hospital visit to a dying veteran.
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Music Hall
Iowa
Detroit
Cadillae
Fort Street Presbyterian Church
R. A. Ab Ger
Lunccheon
Evaex Fusiliers
Canada
Light Guard
President's tariff plan for trusts faces critique in Iowa speech
President outlines free trade remedy for articles produced by trusts arguing tariffs would hurt smaller rivals and workers more than large corporations. He cites Standard Oil and anthracite coal and warns broad tariff changes would not help smaller firms and would harm overall economy. The speech follows other local notices about wills and a show train wreck with multiple injuries and two deaths.
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Henderson
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt Visits Detroit in Gala Welcome
President Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Detroit at 8 a.m. yesterday to a city dressed in bunting and greeted by tumultuous cheers at every appearance. The city’s reception marked a historic moment as the president toured the area and met with local leaders throughout the day.
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Detroit
Rev Orwick a Lunatic under a Cloud in Michigan
A Chicago area paper reports Rev J F Orwick once chaplain at a prison is deemed insane by Dr W I Chivers. He has shown unbalanced conduct for two years and feared possible self harm. Physicians may confer before seeking admission to Kalamazoo asylum. A state move toward compulsory education in Wisconsin follows.
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J. F. Orwick
W. I. Chivers
Orwick
Chivers
Melmneholin
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Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Wis
Consummers’ League
Shaw for Reciprocity in Chicago Rally
Secretary Shaw spoke at Mason park in Chicago on September 22 arguing against tariff revision and for reciprocity. The speech drew thousands at a Republican rally and echoed McKinley’s last speech while defying calls for tariff change, with peers Foss Boutell and Mann also addressing the crowd.
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Shaw
Mason Park
Henderson
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Tsat McKkinley
Foss
Boutell
Mann
Dingley
Max Staudinger Forgery Sentenced In Laibach Case
Vienna reports Max Staudinger former Gras Styria official was sentenced to four months imprisonment in Laibach for forging a marriage certificate of Archduke Ernst and Laura von Skublitz later Baroness Wallburg. The archduke’s marriage legality remains unproven though likely, and the Wallburg child is said to be the archduke’s heir.
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Gras
Styria
Laibach
Archduke Ernst
Laura von Skublitz
Baroness Wallburg
Laura Skublitz
Baron Wallburg
New York
Budapest
Staudinger
Wallbures
Refrigerated meat trade talks and record shooting highlight regional news
Reports from Detroit and Lincoln describe meat trade shifts with Argentina and U S packing houses eyeing South Africa, while Jack Parker’s team in Greece Pointe marks a world record exhibition as Fred Gilbert dominates in a 15 bird capstone event. Lincoln address Implications of wealth and trust explore imperial growth debates.
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Jack Parker
Greece Pointe
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Gilbert
A. Bates
Canada
Utes
Gibert
Tie Olvetyitth Bird
Bates
Boycotts All Jews Declares Native Jews Aliens
Washington notes that Roumania has enacted laws denying Jews in the country citizenship and restricting agricultural work and land ownership. The U S state department says these measures violate the Berlin treaty's spirit, depriving Jews of livelihood opportunities. Berlin coverage cites U S notes as urging European powers to address the issue.
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Europe
United States
State Department
Hey
Roumania
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Berlin
Train wreck kills two on Choctaw freight line
An east bound Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf freight train collided with the rear of a show train near Seils Town Saturday. Two show cars were demolished and occupants were pinned under wreckage. Two people were killed and many injured.
Five Structures Wiped Out In Taylor Minn Fire
Five Saturday wrecks nearly destroyed Taylor Minn business district as fire burned seventeen structures. The blaze damaged shops, offices and a hotel, prompting large-scale evacuations and emergency response. Local officials warn of long recovery.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
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London
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Germany
Reichstag
Taylor's
Gon Minn
Beef Trust Extortion Debate Elevates Beef Prices in London
The English press attacks the British government for not opening ports to Argentine live cattle. London consumers pay about 10 percent more for beef than a year ago, according to a Swift company official, with discussions centered on the beef trust extortion theme.
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Chicago
Argentina
England
London
Transvaal
American Beef Trust
Tere
Swift Company
Abduction and Tragic Shooting by Insurance Agent
Harry 0 Williams, Springfield agent for Franklin Life, abducted his 2 year old son Glen from his mother in Auburn on a Saturday. He forced the child into a buggy, drove toward Loam, then shot the child in the road and killed himself as officers neared. Williams had a troubled marriage to J A Harney’s daughter and left Springfield after destitution.
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Birmingham panic death toll rises with 110 feared
Birmingham mourns as 38 more bodies are interred in negro cemeteries. Police report 105 dead with 100 identified. five more may be at private homes, raising the total to about 110. J O Watson defends himself over the stampede linked to Washington's speech. Bedford reports Martin Collier arraigned for alleged family poisoning and boarders. he plans insanity plea.
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J. Vs. Watson
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Tie
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Ind
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Collier
Methodist minister facing church trial over separation
Keokuk Iowa September 22 1904 The Iowa Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church heard the case of Rev I J Henness now in South Dakota. His wife testified tearfully as he refused to live with her. the committee adjourned without a verdict. Henness plans to move to North Dakota for mining. supporters push for broader church action against a senior bishop in a related separation.
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I. J. Henness
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Ile
Tlarnton
Scootel
Bos
Llenness
Friends of
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Piranititen
Eelf
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Oilnlatey
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Rose Can Safely Return If He Doesn t
Sept. 22. Mrs. John Th. Rowse wife of the former Wabash treasurer who left the city with nearly $17,000 is gravely ill and may not survive unless her missing husband is found. Bondsmen agree to bear most losses. no intent to indict Rose if the shortage is made up. Remains of three Austrians killed at Steelton were shoveled together for burial. Springfield committee reports Barrett of the City Savings and Loan in defaulter to $12,000 following his suicide.
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