Germany Eyes Japan Ties as U S Pacific Move Rumored
A rumor of a German planned friendly visit to the United States after Admiral Evans shifts to the Pacific coast stirs talk of a broader aim to influence Far East affairs. German diplomacy, backed by Britain and Russia, seeks to keep Japan irritated while securing China trade interests. Officials voice caution that a German gesture could reshape U S Japan relations and delay any settlement.
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Restortiax
Unite States
Evans
Pacific Coast
Navy
Baron Sternburg
Tao
Cirelor
Germany
Kalsar
Japan
Great Britain
Russia
China
Kiao-chnou
Shuntung Peninsula
China Sea
Caugenas
Beptembez
Tas
Ilfaire
America
Exapor
Kater
United States
Iudaea
Uds
Yielons
Absurd canard denied by Adee on Central American talks
Assistant Secretary of State Adee dismissed reports that Honduran forces captured Acajutla as an Abe surf canard. He said Honduras and Salvador are on friendly terms and the State Department maintains constant contact with Central American powers. Nicaragua names peace delegates and a conference in Washington is set for early next month to settle Central American disputes.
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Adee
San Tranisco
Acajutla
Salvador
Adeo
Honduras
State Department
Acre
Washington
Ugarte
Guatemala
San Francisco
Nicaragua
Jay
Senor Luis Corea
Jone Madriz
Hicayagua
Amor Fes
America
United Stated
House of Gominons
England
War Department
Bax- Tand
Pewspaper
United States
Europe
Cotamide
Nobls
Willian
Guddy Lee
Arthur Cre
Fort Wayne
Roche
Taft Tpr
Your
Campaigns Flare Over Blind Boss Brayton in State Race
In Rhode Island politics the contest intensifies between Independent Republicans and Democrats against Gen. Brayton’s influence. Col. Robert Goddard is the U S Senate nominee for the Fusion slate, opposing Wetmore, with party rallies aiming to bolster delegates and status after last year’s deadlock. The gubernatorial race features Gov. Teunes Hix, backed by Democrats and Independents, while Lieut Gov. Frederick F. Jackson remains the Republican machine’s choice.
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Spattomma
Fos
Providence
Charlee
Braylon
Brayton
Robert i . Goddard
United States
George ‘Peabody Wetmore
Ballats, Tool
Samual Pomeroy Colt
Bristol
George Peabody Wetmore
R. HT. Goddard
Benator Wetmore
Col
Coll
Seator Watmore
Republican Party
Ingida
Teues
Frederick F. Jackson
Republican Machine
Germans Debate in New York Convention Race for German Politics
At the closing session of the German American National Alliance convention in New York delegates debated guidance of party preference by the majority. The proposal was defeated. The alliance agreed to send twelve delegates to Germany next year to form an international alliance with William R. Hearst bearing the expenses. The convention re-elected JP Hexemer as president and elected new officers including Dr Joseph Keller and Jom Tiarks as vice presidents, Adolph Timms secretary, Hans Weals treasurer, and John Yeany financial secretary.
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New York
William R. Hearst
Seomany
Cincinnati
Hexemer
Joseph Keller
Indianapolis
Jom Tiarks
Baltimore
Col. Stat
Trenton
Joan ¥. Canplemuann
Charlestown
Adolph Timms
Philadephia
Hans Weals
John Yeany
Pittsburg
Emerson Seeks Reed’s Old Seat in Maine House Race
Waller C. Emerson, a former Washington newspaper man now running for the Republican nomination for Maine’s Fifth District, aims to succeed Reed in the seat held by Representative Amos B. Allen. Emerson has recently entered a manufacturing business at Oakland, Maine.
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Washington
Reed
Portland
Waller C. Emérson
Repubican
Thétis
B.reed
Amos B. Allen
MY. Emerson
Oakland
Rule against Louisiana immigration promotion under state law
Attorney General Bonaparte delivers an opinion in a case testing state duties under immigration law. The dispute centers on Louisiana paying migrant passage money from state funds to attract workers from Cuba, with an agent promising employment and repayment. Several Southern states watch the ruling as similar recruitment practices are questioned.
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Bonaparte
Department of Commerce and Labor
Geronimo Garcia
New Orleans
Cuba
Special Board of
United States
Reghnald Dyers
Island State Board of Agriculture and Migration
Louisiana
Straua
Souaperts
Grosvenor Presses Tariff Debate Amid England’s Struggles
Ohio Congressman Charles H. Grosvenor argues from abroad that tariff reform in England signals protectionist shifts, contrasting English economic woes with American protectionist policy. He notes high unemployment, fears of free trade, and the rise of trust formations aimed at shielding industries from U.S. competition, including tinplate.
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Charles H. Grosvenor
Ohio
Congress
England
United States
National Citizens Industrial Association Opens Meet in Michigan
Fattle Creek Mich Oct 7 The convention opened with about 60 of the 200 delegates present The feature was an address by President C W Post who attacked labor unions and the closed shop He argued the labor trust harms travel and shipment more than the railroads rebates benefit competitors He framed the dispute as a peaceful scrap between rival interests.
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Fattle Creek
Mich
National Citizens’ Industrial Association
C. W. Post
Post
Eaeee
The Road to Wellville Ad Promises Right Living
Slogan style copy extols Grape-Nuts as fuel for mind and nerves with natural phosphate of potash from field grains. It credits strength and poise to the cereal and hints at a promotion in pkgs for The Road to Wellville as a guide to healthier living.
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Wellville
Nobel Prize Fund Meeting Planned by Roosevelt Aide Trustees
Secretary Straus issued a call for a meeting of the trustees of The Foundation for the Promotion of Industrial Peace, funded by the President, to be held in the city on November 9. The session aims to finalize organization and governance of the foundation. Six would-be American citizens were reported by Justice Clabaugh as awaiting naturalization papers, including Germans Frederick and Grenfell and British native Herbert Hecht.
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Department F of Commerce and Labor
Foundation
Xtvgn
Roosevelt
Abe Wor
Justice Clabeugh
District Supreme Court
Germany
England
Frederick
Iiss Grenfell
Herbert Hecht
Joseph Aroyslug Richard
Boga Honey
George Atas Paul
Sohiling
Sea
Immunity Promised Questioned Over Nethersea Cargo
Navy officials debated whether immunity for tonnage duties was promised to the British steamer Nethersea, which carried coal to Bremerton Navy Yard. Secretary Metcalf stated no immunity was found. the vessel’s cargo and government ownership raised legal questions about withholding detention.
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Navy Department
Metcalf
Chamberlain
Depeat of Commerce and Labor
Sailus
Nethersee
Bremertok Navy’ Yard
Sela
Canroos
America
Iateats
Cass
Vesgel
Equipment Bureau
Pacific Coast
Naval practice ends as ships depart Cape Cod Bay
A fleet under Admiral Evans completed target drills in Cape Cod Bay and sailed for navy yards. The Tennessee heads to Hampton Roads, Kearsarge and Maine to League Island, Kentucky to Norfolk, Ohio to New York, and Missouri to Boston. Poor fall weather delayed finalization.
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Genie
Admiral Evans
Atlantic
Cape Cod Bay
Axve Jett
Tha-Iong Crulau
Pakante
Maine
League Island
Kentucky
Norfolk
Onto
New York
Missouri
Boston
Taft Men Face Taft Third Term Speculation
The piece discusses Taft supporters and allies amid rumors about a Taft third term. It notes Walter Brown and Tad lieutenants, factional battles, and Cortelyou’s possible stance while addressing Roosevelt sentiment and the push to unite behind a single candidate.
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Aeco
Walter Brown
Haya
Snd
Belog
Teaose
Navy Seeks European Torpedoes to Fill Urgent Need
The Navy Department has moved to import Whitehead torpedoes from Europe to supply torpedo boats after failing to secure enough domestically. A European agency was sent to purchase, aiming to complement U.S. production once the Newport torpedo station becomes operational after February 1. European torpedoes are expected to cost slightly less than U.S.-made ones.
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Navy Department
Ardnance Department of the Navy
Europe
Whitehead
Medoes
Beyoud
United States
Caval
Newport
Congress urged to seek 3 550 000 military clothing funds
The Army and Secretary plan to request a 3 550 000 appropriation for next fiscal year to replenish depleted military clothing stocks. Quartermaster and Sonar note current reserves are exhausted and withdrawals have harmed emergency readiness. Previous two year appropriations were below need, causing steady clothing withdrawals and serious effects on reserve supply.
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Wecreny
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission Holds First Special Meeting
The Interstate Commerce Commission held its first special meeting since July to discuss fall and winter business. Hundreds of cases are on the docket with many to be heard by special examiners appointed by the commission. Examiners will collect evidence and submit findings for the commission to decide. Some cases heard earlier have had opinions prepared but not yet announced.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Yeaturday
Commission
Maine Navy Yard Repairs Hint at Pacific Trip
A historic dispatch reports the battle ready Maine arriving at League Island Navy Yard from Cape Cod for repairs before a voyage to the Pacific. The piece blends ship actions with political chatter about presidential nominating dynamics and railroad regulatory friction, featuring mentions of Roosevelt Taft Hughes and party maneuvers in New York.
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League Island
Philladelphia
League Island Navy Yard
Cape Cod
Pacific
Interstate Commerce Communne
Iinsis Collieries Company
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National
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New York
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Hearst
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Hughes
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Roostvelt
Indaevic Reed
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Death of Gunner Parker on Missouri Suspected Natural Causes
Gunner's Mate Robert Parker, enlisted from Washington, D C, was found dead in the armory aboard the battleship Missouri while in Cape Cad Bey Sunday morning. Navy officials report death due to natural causes and note Parker was born in London. Monitors from Annapolis will join Baltimore for Maryland Old Home Week events October 13 to 15 and pass Fort McHenry during the celebration.
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Robert Parker
Washington
Missouri
Cape Cad Bey
Adfloes
Navy Department
Parker
London
Washington, D. C
Ammapolis
Haltimora
Maryland
Fort McHenry
Army Orders Of Absence And Staff Assignments Noted
Military dispatch lists Army officers and staff movements including captains and majors, transfers to depots and forts, and notes on duties, paymasters, and command changes. The record records November timelines, cantonments, and postings across various departments and regions.
Jerome Fights Delay In Insurance Trial Dates
Five insurance officials indicted from the legislative inquiry seek delays. District Attorney Jerome opposes. Trials set for next week or October 17 for several defendants including John R. Hegeman, George W. Perkins, Charles Child, and Watts R. Gillette. Grannis case hearings slated for October 14 and 21.
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Bitterts
Legislative Insurance
Attonany Jerome
Dowlisg du
Supreme Court
John R. Hegemsn
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Act
Toéap
Chicago mayor endorses Latres to Gulf Waterway
Chicago October 7 President Roosevelt replies to Busse regarding an all water route from the Great Lakes to the Gulf. The message says the plan is national in scope and should be recognized by the government, with the project treated as a national work.
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Chicago
Indorsing Latres
St. Louis
Great Lakes
Gulf
Theodore Roosevelt
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