Revision of Tariff Demanded by Massachusetts Republicans
Massachusetts Republicans at their state convention endorsed tariff revision without Democratic aid. Eugene Foss led the radical wing and urged a wider revision, while Gen William Draper spoke against it. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge defended protection and praised Roosevelt, with Curtis Guild Jr nominated for governor amid a broad acclamation.
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Mass
Massachusetts
Eugene M Foss
Congress
Iowa
Curt § Glild Jr
Ebew
Drapir
Hope
William Molin
Arthur B Chapin
Holyoke
Rye Turner
Dana Malone
Greenfield Draper
William F Draper
Italy
Home Market Club
Gen Draper
Committee On
Rooosevelt
Russia
Japan
United States
Amercan
John S. Bates
Billots
Edeer RO Champlin
Henry B Blackwell
Goston
Committee of One Hundred
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senator Lodge
Eugene N Foss
Foss
Lodge
Washington
Weeks
Roosevelt
Sugene N Foss
Toto
National Congress
Draper
Curtis Guild, Jr
Woman Anarchist Held in Cleveland Case
Mrs. Anna Ballin, arrested by U S Marshal Chandler in Cleveland on illegal entry charges, is alleged by federal authorities to be an international anarchist leader of a major local band linked to Leon Czolgosz, the assassin of President McKinley.
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Czolgoez
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Marshal Chandler
Leon Czolgosz
McKinley
Liberal Candidate Links Platt Amendment to Cuban Elections
New York Oct 6 Gen Jose Miguel Gomez Liberal candidate for Cuba’s presidency in New York charged the Platt amendment should guarantee honest elections. He described terror days Sept 21 22 23 and the assassination of Villuendas, claiming ballots were stuffed and leaders arrested while many Liberal supporters were fired upon. He urged U S intervention to ensure genuine elections.
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Cuba
New York
Jose Miguel Gomez
Pary
United States
Palma
Liberal Party
House of Representatives
Our Party
Santa Clara
Gomez
Peace Proposal Reply From the President
The President's answer to the Czar's proposal for a second peace conference at The Hague is partly prepared by the State Department and will be sent to St. Petersburg soon. Roosevelt welcomes the Czar's move and expects the American note to influence other nations when formally requested. Greene and Gaynor to Face Trial in Savannah. Montreal reports the last Canadian court step. U.S. marshals will transport the prisoners to Savannah for trial on embezzlement and conspiracy indictments dated 1899. Alliance Votes Against Lobbyist. German-American Alliance in Indianapolis rejects a plan to station a Washington representative to watch legislation.
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Roosevelt
John Hay
Far East
Republican Party
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Chicago
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Congress
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Massachusetts
South America
New England
Hague
State Department
St. Petersburg
Greene
Gaynor
Montreal
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Greene-Gaynor
Canada
Savannah
Alliance
Indianapolis
Ind
Taft to Head Isthmian Canal Affairs and Visit Panama
Secretary of War Taft will keep control of Isthmian Canal management and travel to Panama in November to personally inspect conditions. He plans to study sanitation facilities and labor outcomes, then report to Congress with recommendations and financial considerations for the Porta issue. Taft aims to inform himself thoroughly before Congress convenes.
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Taft
Yaterday
Canal
Panama
Washington
Congress
Canal Administration
Carter's Trip to Europe and the $5,000 Letter of Credit
Captain Oberlin M Carter is under federal fraud charges and was questioned about a July 1895 trip to Europe. He carried a $5,000 letter of credit at the request of his father in law BR Westcott who was in Scotland. Carter testified he gave Westcott the money except travel costs and stayed sixty days as requested.
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Chicago
Erwin
Oberlin M Carter
Carter
Europe
BR. F. Westcott
Scotland
Mr. Westcott
Confirms Boer Plot Reported In German Southwest Africa
A German resident in Augsburg reports a Boer plot to overthrow German rule in Southwest Africa. The letter from a farmer at Windhoek dated August 8 cites an attack by Boers and Cape Colony men on Windhoek, intended to loot. Police had learned of the plan and arrested five Boer ringleaders and twenty Cape Colonists.
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Augsburg
Bavaria
Winhoek
Coal mine fire in Fremont area entombs 25 workers
A defective electrical generator caused a destructive fire at the Fremont coal mine near Florence Colorado. All mine buildings burned including the shaft house. Thirty-five men were at work when the fire started. ten were rescued, twenty-five remain entombed though hopeful for rescue.
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Pueblo
Colo
Fremont
Florence
Brookland Residents Probe Train Whistle and Speed Rules
At a Brookland Citizens' Association meeting in the town hall, residents debated trains passing through with high speed and whistle signaling. They questioned whether fast running rules apply inside city limits or the District, urging uniform enforcement from the District line outward and seeking redress for noise and perceived unequal privileges.
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Brookland
Florida Avenue
Togo’s Surgeon Dr Suzuki Visits Washington D C
Surgeon General of the Japanese Navy Dr Suzuki, visiting from Detroit after speaking at a military surgeons congress, met with Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt and Surgeon General Rixey. He toured the State Department, hosted by naval surgeons, then headed to Baltimore and Annapolis before returning to the capital.
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Teee
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Néral Rixey
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Halstead
Johns Hopkins University Medical School
Annapolis
Naval Academy
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Army
Railroad Repairer Killed in Virginia Wreck
Special to The Washington fort Cape Charles Va Oct 6 H O Taylor a car inspector for the New York Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad was crushed while repairing freight cars and died en route to Salisbury Md. He was 35 with a widow and two children residing in Pocomoke City Md. Convicted of Wife Murder in Quincy Tenn Oct 6 William Tuckenholt was found guilty by a jury of murdering his wife with a hammer and faces life imprisonment.
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H. O. Taylor
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Salisbury
Tey- Tor
Pocomoke City
Quincy, T
William € Tuckenholt
Hughes Named Republican Mayor Candidate at Secret Conference
Charles Hughes an attorney then leading the life insurance inquiry was chosen at a conference of New York Republican leaders held at Carnegie Hall. The nomination was kept secret until announced, with Richard Co. Young named for comptroller and James L. Welles for president of the board of aldermen. The party platform backed municipal ownership and subway expansion control. Hughes’s consent was not sought at the convention.
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Richard Co. Young
Kings County
James L. Welles
Bronx
Gov. Woodruff
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Hughes
Odell
Woodruff
Halpin
Murdered Girl Found In Cellar After Farmhouse Deaths
Iron pipe used in a murder near Middletown set off a grim night as Alice Ingerick, nine, was found dead in a cellar and her mother Georgia Ingerick was found badly wounded in a barn on the same farm. Police search for Willis and Fred Olney as a blood stained pipe is recovered in the kitchen. The scene mirrors a violent sequence on a rural property.
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Alice Ingerick
Georgia Ingerick
Willis
Fred Olney
Petition seeks state sanction for mobs to punish crimes
A San Marcos leader G. W. Knight heads a citizen group presenting a petition to Governor Lanham. The document asks the Texas state to permit mobs to punish Negroes found guilty of criminal assault. The report notes the Sunday Post and travel listings referenced in the clipping.
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Houston
Tex
G. W. Knight
San Marcos
Lanham
Mass tariff clash and Cuban intervention sparks debate
Gomez urges Cuban intervention as tariff revision stirs political friction. Chicago reports a mysterious crime while a post-office clerk's suicide attempt and a disbursing officer's death prompt inquiries. Shows include Well Street excitement, insurance notes, Peoria forgery cases, and finance news.
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Chicago
Retemaki
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Peoria School
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Fameey
Pavora Code
U—Virginia and
Maryland News
Cofton Street
Treaty With Russia To Clear Away Suspicions In Peace Efforts
London reports stir talks of a possible Anglo Russian understanding to promote peace in Central Asia and Europe. Officials note Russia wishes peace in Asia and discuss mutual restraint, with discussions between Lord Lansdowne and the Russian ambassador amid gasps for a wider European treaty alignment mirroring the Anglo Japanese pact. Britain signals readiness to consider proposals while denying aggression in Central Asia.
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Russa
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France
Simoene
Naval Vessel Contract Talks With Secretary Bonaparte
Representatives from nearly all U S shipbuilding firms met with Secretary Bonaparte to discuss the contract form for constructing naval vessels. The secretary and the President conferred at the White House late last night on various naval matters. At the post office ten clerks resigned after salary cuts from 120 to 83 dollars monthly, later persuaded to return. ten new civil service appointees from San Francisco will take lower paid positions. Advisory engineers of the Panama Canal returned to Colon after a day’s program, unable to descend the canal due to heavy ratios. the party endured rain and wet conditions during travel. Also noted: a New Home furnishings auction begins at 7 p m with rugs and carpets, furniture and roll-top teak.
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Navy Department
White House
Colon
Panama Canal
Millionaire Son’s Physician Husband Accused in Chicago Poisoning
Chicago doctors arrest Dr Oliver B Hart after Irene Klokow a ten year old girl dies in his Rogers Park home. Authorities say the child was maltreated and poisoned to hide a crime and Hart then swallowed morphine. The inquest and coroner will hear more Tuesday.
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Hart
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St. Louis
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Vera Kriegelman
John Marshal School
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St Paul
Kriegelman
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