New Nationalism Trumpets Reform As Roosevelt Tours South
Theodore Roosevelt frames new nationalism as the response to modern conditions not revolution. In Bristol and Knox Ville he defends the doctrine, argues for honest government and corporate oversight, and contrasts it with old privilege while stressing equal opportunity and practical democracy amid rainy Knoxville crowds.
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Knoxville
South
Theodore Roosevelt
George
Virginia
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Scratched nose linked to fatal blood poisoning
Miss Sadie E Milliken, 18, of Passaic New Jersey died at St Marys Hospital in New York from blood poisoning authorities say began after she scratched an itchy nose at work. Her face swelled after the scratch and doctors diagnosed the infection likely from typewriter ink on her finger.
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New York
Sadie E. Milliken
Passaic
N. J
St. Mary's Hospital
Miss Flora Wilson to Campaign with Secretary Wilson
Des Moines Iowa Oct 7 Miss Flora Wilson daughter of Secretary of Agriculture Wilson will campaign in Iowa with her father Wherever he speaks she will sing at Republican meetings The arrangement was announced today by Miss Willson in Des Moines
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Des Moines
Iowa
Flora Wilson
Agriculture Wilson
Miss Willson
Stimson Prefers to Work Own Course in Gubernatorial Race
Special to The Washington Post New York October 7 Henry L Stimson Republican candidate for governor said he preferred to work his own course in the campaign His response followed Hearsts return from Europe and his statement backing the Independence League which had suggested endorsing Stimson The League pressed its own ticket after upheaval involving Roosevelt Hearst Hopper and others, with Hearst planning to stump for progressive principles.
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Washington Post
New York
Henry L. Bstiingon
Hesrat
Europe
Mauretania
Sitmson
Stimson
Charles Schoenick
Syracuse
Iree
Hearst
Leagues
New York State
Theodore Roosevelt
I. J. Hopper
Mr. Hearst
Independence League
Chizerty
Boss Murphy
Boss Root
Mr. Hopper
League
Hopper
France
Germany
State Committee
Accused ex-inmate freed after sanity verdict at hospital
Former U S artilleryman Edwin Frank, held at the Government Hospital for the Insane, was declared sane by a jury. He testified of alleged thefts by keepers, claims letters were intercepted, and embraced his wife after the verdict. District Attorney Wilson will oversee the hospital authorities’ investigation into the charges while Frank and his wife discuss plans for vaudeville and a possible relocation to Philadelphia.
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Wilson
U. S. Artillery
Edwin Frank
United States
Clabaugh
Frank
Government Hospital
Virginia Strouse
Philadelphia
Rockville
Washington
Justice Clabaugh
4 Post
Florida
Stanton C. Peelle
Government Hospital For the
Emmons
Hodges
Inmate Declares Condition Not Warrant Incarceration
The article notes that the inmate testified his condition did not justify his confinement. Supt White of the Government Hospital for the Insane could not be reached. Officials denied any removal of Frank's belongings, saying patients receive the same treatment and property is returned upon discharge.
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White
Government Hospital For
Frank
Prince Suun Assassination Plot Tied to Chinatown Group
Special to The Washington Post from San Francisco October 7 reports that George Fong, a member of the Young China Association, denies favoring assassination but had said no meeting would be held to select 20 men to draw lots to determine who would attempt Prince Suun's life. Fong is detained after an attempted assassination. Chinatown rumors say three Chinese aboard Chiyo Maru are bound for the prince. A wireless from Chiyo Maru says all aboard are well.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Young China Association
George Fong
Fong
Prince Suun
Chinatown
Mrs. Stirling Found Dead at Bluff Base
Mrs. Alice Ives Stirling, wife of William R. Stirling of Peabody Houghtaling, was discovered dead at the base of an 80-foot bluff on the Stirling estate shore in Lake Forest. No witnesses. authorities believe insomnia and illness may have led her to wander near the bluff at night. The Stirling couple had just returned from abroad, where she fell ill and suffered sleeplessness.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Alice Ives
Hibbard Stirling
William R. Stirling
Peabody, Houghtaling & Co
Stirling
Lake Forest
Mrs. Stirling
Europe
Dom Carlos
Ocohos
Sao Paulo
Massachusetts Democrats Fail to Name Governor Nominee at Convention
At Boston a four member committee again failed to pick a candidate to head the state ticket as Frederick W. Mansfield and Clifton Loring were set as temporary nominees with plans to withdraw. Names discussed included Col. William A. Gaston Joseph H. O Neill John C Crosby and Charles A Decourcey while Joseph Pellitier ruled himself out. Eugene N Foss dropped his bid for governor and signatures were pursued for Thomas P Riley for lieutenant governor.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Frederick W. Mansfield
William A. Gaston
Joseph H. O'Neill
John C. Crosby
Superior Court
Charles A. Decourcey
Joseph C. Pellitier
Suffolk County
Clifton Loring
Medford
Eugene N. Foss
Sought Pay From Schiff Threats Charged
Miss Anna Volinsky, 40, was charged today with threatening Jacob H Schiff and Montifiera Home directors. Dr S Wachermann said she wrote letters to Schiff Mandel and him. She claimed entitlement to commissions for past work and was deemed of unsound mind. Magistrate Appleton remanded her to Bellevue Hospital for observation.
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New York
Anna Volinsky
Jacob H. Schiff
Montifiera Home
S. Wachermann
Miss Volinsky
Appleton
Bellevue Hospital
Ready to Attack Dietz in Wisconsin Outlaw stand
Final efforts to force John F. Dietz, outlaw of Cameron Dam, to surrender failed. Sheriff Madden and 72 deputies closed in on his Thornapple River log cabin for an arrest at daybreak on charges while Gov and Attorney General offered immunity and change of venue if civil claims totaling 25000 were dismissed.
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Winter
Wis
John F. Diets
Cameron Dam
Bawyer County
Frank T. Gilbert
Madden
Thornappie River
Dietz
Hughes Here 10 Stay No Opinions On Politics
Associate Justice Charles Evans Hughes arrived in Washington from New York after leaving Albany where he had laid aside the governor’s robes. He came to an unpretentious home at Twenty fourth Street and Massachusetts Avenue with Mrs Hughes already settling in, vowing no interviews to any reporter.
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Hughes
Massachusetts Avenue
Charles Evans Hughes
Washington
Elack
New York
Albany
Empire State
Supreme Court
Jeff
Justice Hughes
Sheridan Circle
Odds Offered On Dix in Early Election Wagering
The first big wager on the New York election appeared in the financial district on October 7. A broker offered to bet $10,000 against Dix, but top bids were $7,000 and $6,000 against. Odds ranged from even money to up to 10 to 1, with bets placed at a Fulton Street cafe and by a curb man.
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New York
John A. Dix
Stock Exchange
Tom Dix
Dix
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Mystery death of well dressed woman at Riverside Drive
New York police investigate the murder of a 38 year old woman found dead in the courtyard of a new Riverside Drive apartment house. A West Indian elevator boy, Charles Holcombe, says she asked to rest in the entrance hall and vanished after he left to assist a tenant upstairs.
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New Cif Haven
Riverside Drive
U4th Street
Charles Holcombe
Weihan
Policemen Ringhelser
West 125Th Street
Ringheiser
Holcombe
Owen Slavin
Slavin
Noscombe
Aviator Killed In Midair Fall During Russian Flight
Captain Marie vich, a Russian military aviator, died when her Vaison bi plane toppled during an altitude contest in St. Petersburg. Lieut Matyevich won at 3,037 feet as Maclevich crashed after reaching 2,930 feet and plunging to the ground. Doctors say heart failure caused death before impact. spectators panicked.
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Marievich
Vaison
Lieut Matyevich
Maclevich
Macievich
Stolypin
No Funds for Choctaw Delegate
Dr. E N Wright the Choctaw delegate at Washington loses support after a congressional inquiry accuses him of private contracts. The Choctaw senate refuses to appropriate funds for a Washington delegate, ending representation. Baltimore round trip listed with Saturday and Sunday trains via Pennsylvania Railroad. Tickets valid for return until Sunday night, excluding the Congressional Limited.
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Tuskahoma
Ohio
E. N. Wright
Washington
Congressional
Choctaw Senate
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roosevelt in the South Amid Leaguers and Accusations
A compiled page noting Roosevelt era tensions with Leaguers, Stimson critique by Frank about a hospital issue, and Massachusetts Democratic troubles plus a murder mystery involving a woman. Portuguese unrest and calm in Lisbon are also summarized with captions on regime aims and a two-killed gang conflict.
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Roosevelt
South
Stimson
Frank
Hughes
Massachusetts
Carteg
Lisbon
Portugal
Pinchot
Michigan
Prince
l—Weekly
Penologists
Canada
Mutiny on Dom Carlos Ends Monarchy Hope in Lisbon
Graphic diary from Lisbon recounts royalist collapse as mutinous crew of the Dom Carlos, intoxicated and frenzied, opens fire and hoists red and green signals. The republican fleet takes the Tagus, Lisbon’s royalist troops falter, and dawn reveals surrender at San Jorge and Almada as the republic is born.
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Dom Carlos
New Republic
London
Daily Chronicle
Lisbon Corre
Lisbon
Portugal
Exadt
Tagus
San Jorge
Almada
Berar
Dissolution of Religious Orders Sparks Lisbon Revolution
Lisbon reports from Oct 7 state the new government decreed the dissolution of religious orders and ordered monks and nuns to leave within hours. Clergy are urged to stop wearing clerical dress in public to avoid clashes. Rome hints at Vatican non recognition and potential recall of Lisbon nuncio. The provisional government claims military adhesion across provinces and calls the revolution ended with a new era of progressive governance.
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Lisbon
Frankfurter Zeitung
Portugal
Rome
Pope
Vatican
Republic
Lkely
Senor Costa
Red Crognam
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