Heroes in Hurricane Save Four at a Lighthouse
An intense Gulf storm tests the crew of the revenue cutter Winona near the East Pascagoula Lighthouse. Master-at-arms Peterson and Quartermaster Peterson rescue the keeper his wife and two babies by lowering them from the tower after the structure is battered. The ship sustains damage but saves seven aboard a wrecked sloop nearby. Widespread destruction affects navigation aids from Mobile to Gulfport with Ship Island and nearby forts damaged. Local officials report Mobile shored up and urge aid for southern coast communities.
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Destruction Reaches Mobile Bay After Gulf Storm
Massive storm leaves Mobile area with 2000 homeless along the bay. Relief committees accept aid from neighboring regions while trains resume from the north. Pensacola navy yard reports major damage including a gunboat swept ashore and a wrecked dry dock.
New Storm Threatens With Hurricane’s Echo
Mobile and Bagdad Florida report looming storm following last week’s hurricane. Barometer falling, drizzle, and high wind anticipated as sawmills suffer heavy damage in the region. Robinson Point mill wrecked with thousands in lumber losses. Bay Point office and store destroyed. no lives reported.
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Standard Oil Case Moves Ahead Under Sherman Act
Chicago October 1 The Standard Oil Company was ordered to plead by October 9 to an indictment charging rebates as part of a broader anti trust push. Attorney General Moody, after a White House conference with the President, signaled a strong prosecution plan against trusts including Standard Oil. Officials say new evidence and referrals may expand actions to the sugar trust tied to the Philadelphia Realty Trust affair.
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Auit
Terrorists at Peterhof palace arrests reported in Petersburg
Oct 1 dispatch details new arrests tied to a plot to smuggle terrorists through palace guards. A jockey named Klepnikot is said to have aided the group, supplying hiding places and information on Imperial family movements. An arrested high school student connected to the plot was found with revolutionary correspondence. Birmingham bucket shops crackdown begins.
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Russian massacre trial at Kherson shocks court
Ninety seven peasants faced charges for devastation of M Krivosheln estate. Sixty three jailed while thirty four acquitted. Trial recounted brutal Cossack slaughter with priests administering last rites before executions. Twenty three killed and 185 mutilated as peasants forced to beat each other.
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Leishman Waiting as Sultan’s Birthday Delays Audience
Constantinople Oct 1 Ambassador Leishman’s audience with the Sultan, set for Oct 2 after prior delays, is postponed again to Oct 5 due to the Bulan’s birthday and the ensuing religious festival. The delay does not affect embassy-government relations.
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Constantinople
Leishman
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Gala week in Louisville opens with best card in association history
A gala week in Louisville showcased a premier horse show with top entries from Chicago Toronto and the Middle West. The event highlighted a strong program featuring leading stables and celebrated equestrian talent across the region.
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Chicago
Toronto
Middle West
Gems and Bellboy Gone in Chicago Hotel Robbery
Mrs Ellen Nagle of Canton Ohio was robbed of 2800 dollars and jewels from a dresser in her room at the Saratoga Hotel Chicago. A bellboy who vanished at once after the report is being sought by police.
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Chicago
Ellen Nagle
Canton
Saratoga
War in the Whisky Trust to Form Separate Denatured Alcohol Firm
Minority stockholders of the Distillers Securities Corp move to block a plan by directors to create a separate company for denatured alcohol. Dittenhoofer Gerber & James say the new unit would have 8 million in preferred and 12 million in common stock, with 6 million of the common to directors as underwriting pay. Lawyers warn the scheme harms stockholders and say they will seek an injunction if responses are unsatisfactory. Samuel M. Rice notes uncertainty over the plan while Internal Revenue rules are awaited.
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Dittenhoofer, Gerber & James
Distillers Securities Corporation
Machel Busl~ Nesa
Gerber
Distillers’ Securities Corporation
Distilling Company of America
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouses Company
Standard Distilling and Distributing Company
Hanna Distilling Company
Samuel M. Rice
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Guardian Appoints Special Guardian for Heirman Oelrichs Boy
Paul L. Elernan of New York was named special guardian for Herman Oelrichs fifteen in New York City to protect his interests in any suit. The appointment followed an application by the boy's mother amid uncertain prospects of will contest.
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New York
Paul L. Elernan
Herman Oelrichs
Labor groups back Hearst for New York governor
Organized labor in the nation’s capital urged William Randolph Hearst’s election as New York governor. A Central Labor Union meeting at Typographical Temple appointed a committee to draft resolutions and a letter of congratulations was to be sent. Debates covered endorsements of other candidates and a drive to list labor nominees in Congress, plus a contentious retail clerks contract setting seventy nine hours per week.
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War of Words
Congress
Nations
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Dolph Hearst
New York
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de Nedray
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Willem Randolph Hearst
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Haarat
H. J. Casey
Milwaukee
H. J. Gottlieb
Newark
WV. J
Samuel de Nedrey
Clarks
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Elevator Boy Fire Herd Saves Tenants at Fairmont House
A fire at the seven story Fairmont apartment on West 57th Street and Amsterdam Avenue prompted Columbia University students to act. An elevator boy and a cool headed engineer organized escape by riding the elevator through smoke fifteen times to evacuate fifteen tenants on fifth floor and lower. The City fire department contained the blaze, with damages about 5000 dollars.
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Columbia University
Fairmont
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Tity Fire Department
Peace Conference Urged For Hague Meeting By Britain And Russia
Rome October 1 Great Britain and Russia urged a second peace conference at The Hague to demonstrate progress toward normalcy in Russia and to show it does not alter foreign policy. Brig Gen SP Jocelyn departed Washington for Vancouver Barracks to assume command of the Department of the Columbia.
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Department of the Columbia
Washxton Zasterday
Vancouver
Carriage and Laundry Worker Strikes Reported Progress
A delegate described a twenty second week of strike by carriage workers with wage demands totaling 108000 dollars. Forty six workers are employed while ninety one are idle as talks continue and progress is noted in organizing laundry workers and laundry drivers.
Hughes Calls For Money in Roosevelt Talks on Train
Special to The Washington Post. New York October 1 Charles H Hughes after meeting with Roosevelt on the presidential train pressed for funds to support the campaign. He urged supporters to send in generous sums while insisting no corporate or special-privilege money would be accepted. Speaker Cannon to appear in New York October 22 as part of broader efforts.
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New York
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Roosevelt
Republican State Committee
Timothy L. Woodruff
Hughes
Woodruff
Herbert Parsons
Saratoga
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Conners elected Democratic State chairman at Hoffman House
William J. Conners of Buffalo was elected chairman of the Democratic State committee without opposition. He led the Buffalo fight for Hearst’s nomination and was authorized to lease campaign headquarters in New York City. Hearst urged visitors to return home and press the campaign.
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Dot. L
Democratic State Committee
Hoffman House
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Buffalo
Conners
Hearst
New York City
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Conners
Hearst Declines Murphy Backing in Brooklyn Rally
William R Hearst, speaking at the Brooklyn Casino, says he is not for Murphy regardless of Tammany support. Independence League and Democrats cheer as he declares he is their candidate and defends his past statements amid disorder and police intervention.
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Murphy
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Mr. Murphy
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Lowden Named for Congress in Thirteenth District
The Republican nominating in Freeport, Illinois names Frank O. Lowden to fill the unexpired term of the late Robert R. Hitt. The item also notes concurrent nominations and ship movements, building permits issued by Inspector Ashford, including a one story brick addition for the Review and Herald Publishing Association on Hillow Street.
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Freeport
Thirteenth
Frank O. Lowden
Robert R. Hitt
Contest to challenge Lazarus will over $600000 estate
New York October 1 notice announces two nephews Henry H Tobias II and Francis H Tobias will contest the late Mrs Amelia B Lazarus will alleging improper execution and lack of sound mind. They claim undue influence led to gifts to major institutions including the Metropolitan Museum of Art the Corcoran Art Gallery Washington and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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Amelia B Lazarus
Jacob Lazarus
Henry H. Tobias iI
Francis H. Tobias
Metropolitan Museum Arts
Corcoran Art Gallery
Washington
Art Museum Philadelphia
Terrible Eczema on Little Boy Miraculous Cure
A case of severe eczema on a young boy reportedly improved by Cuticura remedies, with claims of dramatic relief after treatment. The article emphasizes a miraculous recovery and urges readers to consider the product for similar skin conditions.
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Little Boy
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