Fat Colonels Vie in Fort Myer Horsemanship Test Show
Twenty eight officers from Fort Myer complete a fifteen mile ride in a satirical show of horsemanship as Army commanders monitor their form. Two newspaper men witness the event while a few riders suffer minor breeches damage and one horse bucking incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls Church
Fort Myer
Maj Rumbaugh
Phirtenth
Duvall
Alson
Mal Galyouth
Inspector Generals Department
Tecavum
Rothschild Blames Roosevelt for Stock Market Slump
Lord Rothschild links global stock price declines to government actions and Roosevelt’s anti railroad speeches. He notes British old age pensions land laws and railroad stock manipulation in the United States affect capital flow. He avoids predicting markets but suggests Russia might seek funds abroad in the near term.
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Lod Rothschild
London
The
Daily News Today
Lord Rothschild
Channeler
President Roosevelt
United States
Lora Rothschild
Russia
Jong
Tornado toll and storm damage hit multiple cities
A severe weather system caused about fifteen deaths from a tornado in the region, with trees toppled and rail and river damage reported near Pottstown East Camden Gloucester and Leeds. A hurricane force storm battered New York and New England causing widespread disruption, crashing windows, flooding streets, and delaying ships. Philadelphia and Camden reported fatalities from falling infrastructure and electrical wires, while trains derailed on the Perkiomen branch and the Gloucester ferry pier saw wreckage. Coastal storms caused ships to ride out heavy seas and minor harbor damage along with gusts near Cape Henry and Jamestown Exposition grounds.
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Leeds
New York
Philadelphia
Philsdelphia
Baw Boy
Gloucester Ferry
Gloucester NJ
Pavonia
Pennsylvania
Camden
Adolph Fetter
Perkiomen
Philadelphia and Reading
Perklomen
Edward J Mille
Boston
New England
Chatham
Monamey Point
Pollock Hipehouse
Portland Me
Norfolk
Cape Henry
Conelox
Jamestown Exposition Grounds
Yonkers Official Dying After Dog Bite Hydrophobia
Special to The Washington Post Yonkers dog catcher Isatan Lees is dying in St Johns Hospital from hydrophobia contracted by a bite on September 27. He had repeatedly sought Pasteur Institute treatment and even used the therapy at home, but this latest wound has proven fatal despite heroic measures.
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Yonkers
Washington
New York
Isatan Lees
St. Jons Hospital
Lees
Pasteur Institute
Art works stolen in pay of millionaires confesses after surrender
Antoine Thomas of Clermont Ferrand and relatives confessed to leading a gang that stole sacred relics from French churches and replaced them with fakes. The Cope of Orth valued at $2060 was taken from Ambazac near Limoges. He says antiques dealers abroad helped launder the loot, with most treasures later sold to England or America. He surrendered to save his mother and brother, detailing the scheme and naming participating priests while withholding dealer names.
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Antoine Thomas Adauts
Amenca
England
Paria
Antone Thomas
Clermont Ferrand
Ambazac
Limoges
Paris
Thomas
Cope of Orth
Orth
Order of
Grammont
Grammontalgs
Murect
Abbazac
Bendon
Parti
Emigland
America
Parla
Penifne
Ane Ees
Polies
Thames & Co
Clermont
Masonic Lodge
Vidoes
Jight
Amerca
California
Washington
Looting of churches tied to international art treasures
Newspapers demand government action to safeguard treasures of art. Antoine Faure and Antoine Thomas implicated in church looting and the recent burglary at Gareumat Gueret. Authorities say both men are identified as suspects in the religious site thefts. France and Clermont Ferrand are noted in connection with the case.
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Clermont Verrand
France
Antoine Faure
Antoine ‘Thoma
Thomas and
Faure
Buralsry
Gareumat Gueret
Taft in Shanghai Opens Door to Chinese Trade
Secretary Taft and party arrived aboard the Minnesota from Japan to Shanghai. A grand garden reception featured aristocratic Chinese women serving refreshments, signaling new Sino American ties. Taft affirmed US support for the Philippines and denied any intent to relinquish control, praising US aid to famine relief and schooling.
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Shengheai
Wiliam H Taft
Minnesota
Japan
Manus
Shanghai
Taft
Young Mens Christian Association
Chinamer
China
United States
America
East River Yields Gold and Trade Debate
Disjointed report notes a gold vein beneath the East River near Roosevelt Street with potential value. The text shifts to a Washington column praising American-China trade interests and urging government support to protect export markets, followed by ad-like fragments and product mentions.
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Washngton Poe
New York
East River
Roosevelt Street
Belle Weds Ex Convict in Worcester Church Ceremony
Miss Cecilia Leach, a wealthy Worcester society woman, wed John W Maher, a former convict, at St Johns Church with Rt Rev Mgr Thomas Griffin officiating. Maher faced charges of grand larceny and forgery, acquitted of forgery, convicted of theft, and sentenced to four years. after years of doubt his name was cleared and he returned to Worcester's real estate firm with his father.
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Washington
St. Johns Church
Clark Cecilia Leach
John W Maher
Mgr Thomas Griffin
Maher
Rolin G White
White, Pery & Dexter
Javceny
Worcester
Bombs Sent to Governor and Officials In Warning Plot
Denver police say David H. Bigelow confessed to mailing infernal machines packed with dynamite and caps to Governor Buchtel and other officials. The boxes contained sandpaper tops, matches, and black powder. No injuries occurred, as all recipients were warned in time. Bigelow also claimed two other machines were sent to Lawrence Chipps and Howard Chase.
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Sondyr
Denver
Colo
Henry & Buechtel
David H. Moat
Fiat National Bank of Denver
Charles B Kountie
Colorado National
Chiet
Delaney
Kemp V Bielow
Bigelow
Lawrence Chipps
Howard Chase
Messra Moffat
Kountze
Gov Buchtel
Governors
Alfred Montgomery
Gov Buettel
Maxchines
Big
Bigelow Satory
Matt
Ellie
Fair Colonel Al Star horsemen headline
Fifteen killed in a tornado. Treasures stolen from churches. Bomb sent to Gov Bechfel. Secretary Taft in China. Mrs Hartie refuses $1,000,000. Tigers and Cube tie. News briefs and notices from Alexandria and Richmond. Cattle nation finance and railways dominate today’s editorial and society items.
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al Star Horsemen
Bechfel
Taft
Mra Hartie
Kentucky
Gore
Copdutt Road
Maryland Benutories
News of
Alexandria
Richmond
Zelaye
Widespread Pittsburg blackmail case shocks city
Rumors swirl of warrants for Harry W Lappee over alleged fiancé Ida Scott scandal. Letters between Ida Scott and her intended husband are in dispute as the Scott family claims forged papers and lawyers prepare to challenge key testimony in the Hart family divorce case. Detectives tail Lappee near Ida Scott’s boarding school amid threats of elopement and further revelations from confessions and forgeries.
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Welmington
Pittsburg
Harry W Lappe
Ida Scott
Mary Scott Hartte
Martje
Lappe
Texas
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Lappe Ag
Mar Je
Ibeliant
Hurr
Scott
Tapne
Misa
Helene Beott
Alstar
Pittaberg
Lance
Mra Danns
Dobbs Ferry
Thia School
Official Score Totals for Tinker Batted in Chicago Detroit
Incomplete score line reports activity tied to Tinker with batters listed in Chicago and Detroit contexts. Details are truncated, but the record notes Tinker's plate appearances and team affiliations in an interleague or game summary. Further readable elements are required for full reconstruction.
Tigers Rally Past Cubs In Extra Innings Forest Park Style
In a tense nine innings then extra frames, Detroit Tigers edge Chicago Cubs 3 to 1 with clutch defense and a sharp Donovan performance. Schmidt faltered on a third strike and Steinfeldt tied the game on a misplay, while Donovan shut down late Cubs threats to seal a second win for Detroit in a dramatic showdown.
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Nike
O Leary Steinfeldt
Evers
Slagle
Sheckard
Chance Steinfeldt
Howard Jones
Schaefer
Rossman
Tinker Schaefer
Lefton Basts
Chicago
Detroit
Donovan
Mit
Steinfeld
balhs—Schmidt
Mesers
Day
Sheridan
ED Ghillo Shirtél
Wesbinston Post
Cub
Tiger
Darko
Tenton Schmidt
Howard
Sven
Cuba
Bill Donovan
Schmidt
Steinfeldt
Cubs
del sToward
Tinker
Terrile Speed
Berard
Tigers
Schmit
Whal
Oth Teame
Schreidt
Bell
Schacter
Byers
Kling
Soxs
Duta
Jone Tally
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Eort Myer
Gelock
Ballston
Roosevelt
Ala
Pottstown
East Camden
Gloucester
Sloans
I Am
Spm
Tatts
Americas
Amercan
Muttnher
Shenghai
Patt
Sying
Philippine Islands
Austin
Beim
Jeohardy
Belle
jSncrety
Gust Marnes
Harry W Ylapee
Hum Scotts
Madine
Bartle
Hartle
Hartje
Mra Hartjes
Philadelphis
Hartte
J Scott Ferguson
Hette
JM (Freeman
Harte
Wiliam DeCosta
Pegro
Mrs Harte
Salar
Ferguson
Tom
Hartie
John
Harties Atusrney
Reulbach
Steinnfeldt
Shicago
Crawford
Cobb
Feld Rossman
Coughlin
Leary
PO AE Slagle
Schulte
Zimmermann
Richer Morans
Banking Dept of Union
Donavsr
Moraz
Reubacn
Omran
Exere
Detro
Masniavs
Ireny
Davey Jones
Sizme
Cher
King Chance Evert
Wahoo
Sam
Mitcher
Jones
Schuler
Schulte Foolshly
King
Kine
Roseman
Courhlin
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