Revision of tariff demanded by Bay State Republicans
Massachusetts Republicans in convention endorsed tariff revision without Democratic aid, with Gen Draper opposing a substitute. Key figures included Senator Lodge defending protectionism and Foss urging broader tariff changes, while Curtis Guild Jr was nominated governor and other statewide officers renominated by acclamation.
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Plank
Curtis Gould
Sugene N Foss
Toto
Henry Cabot Lodge
National Congress
Massachusetts
Draper
Congress
Washington
Curtis Guild, Jr
Woman Anarchist Held as Leader of Band Tied to Czolgosz
Anna Ballin, arrested in Cleveland on illegal entry charges, is alleged by Federal officials to be an anarchist of international reputation and a leader of a large anarchist band in the region. The authorities say Leon Czolgosz, who killed President McKinley, was a member of the same group.
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Czolgosz
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Marshal Chandler
Leon Czolgosz
McKinley
Liberal Candidate Demands U S Action Over Cuban Elections
New York October 6 Liberal party presidential candidate General Jose Miguel Gomez now in New York accuses Palma's government of terror and fraud in Cuba. He urges U S intervention under the Platt amendment to ensure genuine elections, describing ballot stuffing, arrests of Liberal leaders, and lists of fictitious voters in September.
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Peace Proposal Reply From The Hague Note
The President's answer to the Czars plan for a second peace conference at The Hague has been partly prepared by the State Department and will be sent to St. Petersburg soon. Roosevelt backs the move and expects the note to influence other nations when issued. Greene and Gaynor to Face Trial in Savannah. Montreal dispatch notes Canada’s court step. US marshals will escort the prisoners for trial on embezzlement and conspiracy indictments from 1899. Alliance Votes Against Lobbyist. German-American Alliance in Indianapolis rejects hiring a Washington watcher on legislation. Closed Shop for Photo-engravers. Buffalo convention votes for a closed shop and an international defense fund. urges appointing an organizer as needed. Farmers Urged to Hold Cotton. Southern Cotton Association head Harvie Jordan calls on South farmers to hold cotton at least two weeks. You get the best that's made. 1427 N.Y. a Baltimore Return, $1.25. Baltimore & Ohio. Saturday and Sunday. Alt pan se bouwae...
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Taft to Manage Isthmian Canal and Visit Panama
Secretary of War Taft will retain control of Isthmian Canal administration and travel to Panama in November to personally assess conditions. He intends to study sanitation facilities and labor, review finances, and report recommendations to Congress upon his return to Washington when Congress convenes. He will oversee all canal operations with direct involvement and scrutiny.
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Isthmian Canal
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Canal Administration
Carter's Trip to Europe and $5,000 Letter of Credit
Capt Oberlin M Carter, charged with defrauding the Federal government, was questioned about a July 1895 trip to Europe. He carried a $5,000 letter of credit for BR Westcott, his father in law, who was in Scotland. Carter testified he gave Westcott nearly all the funds and stayed sixty days in Scotland at Westcott's request.
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Erwin
Oberlin M Carter
Carter
Europe
BR. F. Westcott
Scotland
Mr. Westcott
Boer Plot Confirmed in German Southwest Africa Attack
A German resident reports a Boer plot to overthrow German rule in German Southwest Africa. Boers and Cape Colony men attacked Winhoek on August 7, but police had advance warning and arrested five Boer ringleaders and twenty Cape Colonists. Other items note Chaffee and generals sailing home from Southampton, an alleged police chief attack in Finland, a City National Bank forgery indictment in New York, army loot near Fort Sheridan, and a stray lawyers brief in cryptic form.
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City National Bank
New York
Henry A. Leonard
Fire at Fremont coal mine entombs workers near Florence
A defective generator caused a mine fire at the Fremont coal mine near Florence Colorado. All shaft buildings burned. Thirty five men were at work when it started. Ten were rescued, twenty five believed to be entombed but expected to be saved.
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Brookland Residents Protest Fast Train Whistles at Town Hall
At a Brookland Citizens' Association meeting in the town hall last night, residents condemned the high speed of trains and constant whistle signaling near their homes. They debated whether speed laws apply within city limits or the entire District and urged redress to ensure whistles and speed are limited at Brookland and other suburbs.
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Togo’s Surgeon Arrives From Detroit for Navy Congress
Brig. Gen. Suzuki, surgeon general of the Japanese imperial navy, arrived from Detroit after speaking at the Congress of Military Surgeons. He served on Admiral Togo’s Mikasa in the war with Russia and with China, and attended Admiral Rozestvensky after his capture. He met Secretary of the Navy and Surgeon General Rixey at the State Department, then hosted by Navy surgeons, before traveling to Baltimore and Annapolis to inspect the Naval Academy. He plans to return to Washington Monday for further entertainment by Army Surgeon General.
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Army
Railroad repairer killed in Virginia accident
H O Taylor a 35 year old car inspector for the New York Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad was run over while repairing freight cars near Cape Charles Virginia and died en route to Salisbury Maryland. He leaves a widow and two children from Pocomoke City Maryland.
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Hughes Nominated for Mayor at Secret Republican Conference
The Republican city convention at Carnegie Hall nominated Charles Hughes for mayor by unanimous vote. Richard C. Young was named comptroller and James L. Welles for president of the board of aldermen. The platform favors municipal ownership and life-insurance regulation. It was unclear if Hughes accepted the nomination.
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Murdered Girl in Cellar Near Farmhouse
Nine year old Alice Ingerick was found murdered in a farmhouse cellar near Middletown. Her mother Georgia Ingerick was found in a barn with severe head wounds. The family employed Willis and Fred Olney, two elderly brothers, as authorities search for them. A blood-stained iron pipe, likely the murder weapon, was found in the kitchen.
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Fred Olney
Petition seeks state sanction for mobs to punish crimes
In Houston on October 6 a group led by G W Knight of San Marcos submitted a petition to Gov Lanham asking the state authorize mobs to punish negroes found guilty of criminal assault. The notice frames crowd action as a remedy in crime.
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Mass Tariff Revision Sparks Gomez Cuban Intervention Talk
The issue lists items across sections including a mystery crime in Chicago a post office clerk's attempted suicide and a disbursing officer's death. It notes administration plans, insurance topics, Peoria school forgeries, medical meet, cabinet discussions on St Louis ferry, and sports racing and pennant news.
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Treaty With Russia To Clear Away Suspicions
London reports eager talk of a possible Anglo Russian understanding to pursue peace in Central Asia and Europe. Talks hint Russia desires peace and to remove longstanding friction with Britain, with officials noting recent high level visits and Balmoral meetings. British statements stress defense aims in Central Asia and openness to proposals. Some papers urge a broader agreement by Russia Germany and France to join the Anglo Japanese pact for wider European harmony.
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Simoene
Naval Vessel Contract Talks With Secretary Bonaparte
Representatives of nearly all U S shipbuilding firms met with Secretary Bonaparte to discuss the contract form for constructing naval vessels. The secretary also conferred with the President at the White House on various naval matters. News from Goldfield Nevada notes a post office clerks salary cut caused ten workers to quit before assurances of restoration.
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White House
Chicago Doctor Held in Death of 10YearOld Girl
Dr Oliver B Hart a Chicago physician faces murder suspicion after Irene Klokow ten died in his Rogers Park home. Authorities say the child was maltreated and poisoned to conceal the crime. Hart swallowed morphine and was found semi conscious before being jailed as inquest proceeds. The case ties to Hart and his seventeen year old wife Vera Kreigelman. The inquest adjourned to next Tuesday as police seek details and Hart maintains innocence.
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