Wallings Free After St Petersburg Arrests
Wallings and Rose Strunsky, detained briefly in St Petersburg, were released with no conditions. The visit by American Embassy officials followed a zealous spy report. authorities pledged to respect their rights and recuperate lost documents. Walling and Strunsky, well known in San Francisco and Indianapolis, plan to depart Wednesday.
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Wallings
St Petersburg
St. Reteraburs
William Tag- Muh Waking
Indianapolis
Rose Strunsky
Nak
Trie
Mes. Walling
Miss Sirunsky
St. Petersburg
Waiting
Nelther
Walling
Bilas Stranas
Lisa
San Francisco
Get
William Inglis Wailing
Nor Aister
Rose Birucsky
St Ferrisvarg
San Francsco
Mes
Wailing
Annastronsky
Stanford University
Jack Fondan
Kempton Wace
Walling Fh Lonnon
Sam Francisco
Sweteey
State Department
the Wallings
Miss" Stronsky
Root
Wiliam EL English
Young Walling
Engush
Congres
William HL Bogush
Ucket
Tiot
Cullom
Plot Against the Czar Thwarted by Mine Tunnel Plot
In St Petersburg area two Wen working in a tunnel were captured after soil disturbance revealed a hidden shaft toward the Pavlovsk Railway. The prisoners, near Tsarskoe-Selo, carried a plan of a mine and a telegram about progress, deterring an assassination plot on the czar.
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St. Petersburg
Tsarseve-Selo
Kristi
Ochotschy Forest
Elentien Milea
Tanskoe-Selo
Pavlovsk
Tearakne- Selo
Krisu
Tsarskoe-Selo
Anna Gould Declines to Wed de Sagan in Paris
Paris rumor mill says Mme Anna Gould will not marry de Sagan as she guards her freedom and children. She remains at Marius Chateau with frequent visits from de Sagan. A marriage would require a legal settlement and likely George Gould’s consent, with the couple not yet legally free to wed.
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Sagan
Specht
Washington
Paris
Mme
Anna Gould
Marius
Prings de Sagan
Chateau
de Sagan
Anna
de Sagan de Glare
Anga
Marriet de ‘Sagan
Mme. Gould
de “Sagan
George Gould
MATL SACK SAVES A LIFE
Garrela Hughes, a mail carrier, dumped his sack of letters into the street then used the bag to smother flames touching Mrs. Francis Burr as she fled a kitchen stove fire. She was rushed to Engischwood Hospital severely burned.
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Garder
Iifeolai Yo
Weabington
Enicago
Garrela Hughes
Francis Burr
Hughes
Engiswood Hospital
Chentung Liang Cheng Honored By Empress Audience
Former Chinese Minister to Washington Sir Chentung Liang Cheng received by the Empress for an audience lasting three months. He has been promoted from second to first rank and appointed director of the Southern Railroad with headquarters at Bhanghel, to act as superintendent.
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Peking
Chentung Liang Cheng
Washington
Southern Railroad
Bhanghel
Balloon Race Opens Amid Vast St Louis Crowd
A crowd of about 100,000 watched the start of the second international aeronautic cup race in Forest Park St Louis. Nine balloons launched in clear sky as Americans led by Madam B. B. Hersey and Arthur L. Aberholt aimed for Minnesota or North Dakota with German Pommern and other entrants following. The race tested navigator skill and wind currents, with the United States briefly ahead as the German balloon climbed higher and cheers rang through the grandstand.
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St. Louia
Middle West
United States
Mad. B. B. Hersey
Arthur L. Aberholt
Jenning
End Gheers
Coldiera
Stropt Tsighyso Pater Elaritan
Pola Ered
Germany
Fanos
Dld
Iongland
Minnesota
North’ Dakota
Huron
Parsons
Forest Part
Oscar
Brbaloeh
A. Rote
Waas
Bret
St Louis
Acro Club
St. Louis
Balloons in International Race for Aeronautic Cup
The article outlines an international balloon race with pilots from America France Germany and more. Prizes include the International Aeronautic Cup and 92 500 for the winner, 4000 for second, 3750 for third, 3500 for fourth, and 2600 for fifth. The race measures distance from start to landing with notable past voyages by John Wisg and Count Henry de la Vaulx cited.
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Aero Club
John Wisg
St. Louie
Hendeyson
Jefferson County
Henry de la Vaulx
Vincennes
France
Karastychev
Russia
Roosevelt Praises Davis in Mississippi River Visit
President Theodore Roosevelt, after a long stay in the Delta, visited Vicksburg Mississippi. He praised Jefferson Davis and urged deepening the Mississippi River channel, linking progress to national unity and southern loyalty, while outlining plans for levees and irrigation to boost prosperity for the alluvial bottoms.
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Vicksburg
Mas
Roosevelt
Missinsipot
Jefferson Davis
Delta
Mississipp
Bends
Roostvelt
B. Griffith
Stephen D. Lee
National Cemetery
Cherry and
Ciay
Gen. Lee
Courthouse Square
John Shaep Wilames
Miesissippi
LowerMisaiselppt
Washington
United!’ States
Great Lakes
Gulf
Holland
Williams
Missis
Mississippi
Congress
Bryan Urges Federal License Over Corporations at New York Rally
William Jennings Bryan spoke at Cooper Union before thousands, urging federal licensing for interstate companies and centralized control to curb trusts. He criticized newspaper owners and praised Roosevelt for attacking swollen fortunes, while calling for regulated railroads and protection of fair rates for patrons. The event, under the Progressive Democratic League, drew a large crowd and featured an introduction by Augustus Thomas.
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New York
William Jennings
Bryan
Cooper Union
Mazy Thousaride
Progrea~tive Democratic League
Augustus Thomas
League
America
Alexander ‘Hamilton
Washington
Congress
Taft Noy
Papen 1 Russian Frees the Wallings
A compact note under today’s index highlights various items from political to social topics. Notable entries include Bryan’s plan to curb trusts and government action on tobacco, with editorials and sports briefs also listed among the day’s items.
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Waterway
Bryan
Frrast Company
Gliffiols
Venus
Taft
Flupinos
Lovatty
Root Lauda Pégee Congress
Thaw Transfers Real Estate to Relatives in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on October 1, deeds were filed in Allegheny County records showing Harry Kendall Thaw transferring his Pittsburgh property to full blood relatives for a consideration of 130000. Rumors suggest estate plans or fundraising moves tied to his ongoing legal exposure from Stanford White-related civil suits.
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Pitts
Wakington
Pittsburg
Recorder of
Allegheny County
Harry Kendall Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
Bin
Governors Resent Roosevlt Rebuke Prompts Nebraska Session Threat
Nebraska Governor George L. Sheldon led a response to President Roosevelts centralization critique after a Mississippi trip with Roosevelt allies. Governors faced a sharp lecture. Sheldon plans a likely special session to push state rights measures, arguing Nebraskas Republicans favor local control over federal centralization.
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Nebraska
Washington
Lincoln
Nébr
Cot
Roosevelt
Mississippi
George L. Sheldon
Sheldon
Bulldog and deer battle ends with dog’s death at rail crossing
Special to The Washington Evans from Cleveland Ohio reports a fierce hour long fight between a bulldog and a deer on the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railway tracks at Bessemer avenue. The deer escaped captivity and fled onto the tracks chasing the dog, which persisted in the attack until freight train arrival crushed the dog.
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Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland and
Pittsburg
Bessemer Avenue
Characlerlate Tenagly
Bate Yeas
Natwenel Refning Company
True affinity needed for deaf marriage says Adler
New York October 2 Dr Felix Adler told Carnegie Hall’s Ethical Culture Society that true affinity is essential for married life. He argued the family must be reconstructed amid rising divorce, stating the marriage contract should balance sensuous and spiritual elements, and that the wife is the equal of the man. The talk urged a clear doctrine of marriage and respect for a child’s rights.
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Felix Adler
Westington
New York
Carnegie Hall
Adier
Phere
Jane
Bornee Ee Tae
Contross
U. S.treasury
Lot Paul
Seize Trust Goods: 8 Million Cigarettes Confiscated
Federal officials seize 15 skyes containing 791,000 cigarettes valued at 7272.50, in transit from British American Tobacco factories to New York and foreign markets. The action, under the Sherman Antitrust Law, targets a vast Anglo American tobacco trust alleged to divide the world and restrain trade, with in rem proceedings against the seized property in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Trust Controla World
Department of Justice
Norfolk
Secretary of the Treasury
Virginia
Durham
N. C
New York
United States
Richmond
Whay
American Tobacco Companies
American Tobaccs Company
American Cigar Company
Emperial Tobacco Company of
Great Britta and Ireland
Ogdens, Limited
British-American Tobacco Company, Limited
Corporaciona
Mother Killed by Son With New Rifle Gift
Graff, wife of James Gram tenant on the Samuel Kauffman farm near Dumeld, was shot and killed yesterday evening by her twelve year old son Teddy who was showing him the new hammerless target rifle his father had just purchased for him. The lad accidentally pulled the trigger and the bullet entered her side, piercing the heart. She died almost immediately. She was fifty six and leaves a husband and six children. An inquest has been ordered.
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Hagerstown
Graff
James Gram
Samuel Kauffman
Dumeld
Teddy
Antiquarian thief names accomplices in Limoges probe
In Limoges today Antaire Thomas, a Clermont-Ferrand writer of art subjects from churches and museums, confessed to thefts and implicated three antiquaries Du Fay Clermont-Ferrand Lannay and Roment Paris and five priests. He said they paid him large sums and he sought religious relief. The Belknap sale of fine furnishings opens tomorrow at Sloan's with catalogue on view today.
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Limoges
France
Antaire Thomas
Clermont-Ferrend
Witten
Dufay
Clermont-Ferrand
Mal Lannay
Roment
Paris
Belkeap
Belknap
Sloan's
Mir Gst
Larm
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Heyelf
Huswna
Petersburg
William English Walling
Anna!y
Sanfrancisco
Ate Committee On Foreign Relations
Department
Chicago
Harry
New
Republican National Committee
Irith Walling
Welling
Dla
William FL Relish
Atate
Geveral
Ruasiz
Gzar
Matl Sack
Chentung
Dakota
Lake Huron
Belioona
Nation
Abercra B
Grifth Brewar
McCoy
P. mi
Rene Gasnier
Paul Meckel
Fy Hawley
Brabacon
Chandler
Charles Leyes
Rugeid Denly
Deepwater
Vicksburg, A
John Sharp
Republic
Miassasip
Theodore Roosevelt
Dixie Jand
Yankes Lind
Missinsippi
Mientsalppi
Thia
Union
Ateleors Sons
Mieslealpp
Ataverite
Mftesiosippi
Jefferson Davia
Aation
Nations
Gaxsputon
Pennsylvania Monument
Beford
Panama
Davy Crockett
Dix
Jand Tamtir
New ‘York
Stocsevelt
Exysin
Church of God
Ias
de Witt Clinton High School
Deee Els
Bulldog
Tetacco Company
Great Britain
Calledor
Af Customs Hughes
A. L. Lewis
Thomes
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