Dolliver Dies in Fort Dodge After Heart Dilatation
United States Senator Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver died at 7:20 PM in Fort Dodge Iowa from dilation of the heart following an acute indigestion attack. The Iowa Republican's career was noted for brilliant speeches and sharp ridicule on tariff and railroad issues with Col Hepburn, and his death ends a long public life spanning the House and Senate.
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Political Battle Over Trusts and Roosevelt Menace
The piece argues the people must be vigilant against trusts and party manipulation. It labels the Democratic party as in league with trusts, critiques Roosevelt as not the campaign issue, and advocates Independence party action to defeat Tammany and curb corporate influence in New York politics. Hearst interview referenced with Dix and Roosevelt debates.
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Fraud Rife in Census Says Taft Urges Prosecution
Director Durand reveals widespread irregularities in Tacoma Seattle Portland Minneapolis Boise and Aberdeen with 804 fictitious names found in a second Tacoma count. Taft letters call for grand jury indictments and punishment for those involved.
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Washington dispatch reports Census Director Durand says padding of city enumerations is under thorough investigation in several cities after errors in Tacoma Omaha and St Joseph. He notes some overcounts arose from repeated hotel visits and insists officials will publish full findings and pursue legal remedies where needed.
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Canary’s death song saves Stamford couple from gas
Special to The Washington Post. In Stamford Connecticut on October 15 a canary died after warning Frank Etero and wife of deadly coal gas from a kitchen range. The bird’s loud trill awakened Mr. Etero, who woke, gasped, and opened a window before collapsing. Neighbors aided the couple, both rescued from unconsciousness, as the bird lay dead.
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Five Carpenters Die as Train Slaughter Strikes Bridge
Sandusky Ohio October 15 five carpenters repairing a bridge were killed when a Lake Shore train struck them. Bodies of A P Kellogg Harmon Redman Charles Cutshaw Ben Knudson and Frank Navarre were found near the trestle and in the bay. No accident report was filed and one body was recovered by a lifeboat crew.
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Taft Aids Roosevelt Campaign Tactics In New York
Beverly Massachusetts October 15 President Taft plans to back Col Roosevelt by sending cabinet members to New York to aid the campaign and to counter rumors that Taft opposes Roosevelt in 1912. Otto Barnard said Taft would not view Stimson votes as harming Roosevelt, a claim Taft reportedly laughs off.
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Riot at West Side tailor shops injures many
Chicago on October 15 saw a riot at West Side tailor shops where over 500 garment workers, strike breakers, detectives, and police clashed. One man was fatally injured, nine strikers arrested, five policemen disabled, and numerous others clubbed while women were described as most violent. The strike has persisted amid picketing and returning strikebreakers.
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Tidal Wave Devastates Southern Mexican Coast
Cable reports from Campeche and Tabasco describe an unprecedented tidal wave washing ashore along the Gulf of Mexico coastline. Sea waters surged inland about 30 miles, destroying ten to fifteen small settlements and risking many lives. Damage to fruit crops cited at around two million six hundred thousand dollars.
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New Cabinet Formed in Greece Amid Leadership Shuffle
Athens reports that Oct II Kins Gucorre has asked Venezetos, a former faction leader, to form a new cabinet after the resignation of premier Dra goumis on October 2. The development follows his recent election as a member of the national assembly.
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Mrs Sothern Wins Divorce In Reno Courthouse
Nevada case where actress Virginia Harned Sotham obtains a divorce from her actor husband after a brief hearing. Ex Judge Massey aided the plaintiff while Harwood, a firm employee, advised the defendant. Wife testifies of separation on June 30 and absence of alimony or property division. husband earns about 100,000 dollars per season.
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Air Dive 2600 Feet Safe Joy Rides In Skies At Benning
Airman Grahame-White staged a dramatic glide at Benning track with a 2000 foot descent in a biplane after its motor died, steering to a safe landing amid cheering crowds and army observers. The event featured a spectacle with a race between the biplane and an automobile, drawing 300 to 400 feet above the grand stand before a ground-level finish. only the biplane was flight-ready as the monoplane wreckage awaited repairs.
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Airship America Sets Course Across Atlantic in Fog
Atlantic City reports Walter Wellman and a crew of five launched the giant airship America in thick fog headed toward Europe. Engines kept at low speed to save gasoline as the nine thousand pounds of fuel aboard aid a first over ocean voyage.
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