Wallings Free as Arrests Regret by Police
William English Walling of Indianapolis and his wife Anna Walling and Rose Strunsky were detained in St Petersburg on suspicion of ties to the Finnish Progressive Party. Papers found offered no justification for detention. the three were released and plan to depart Wednesday. The episode drew embassy intervention and varied commentary on American socialist circles and Russian conditions.
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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
Petersburg
William English Walling
Anna!y
Sanfrancisco
the Wallings
Miss" Stronsky
Root
Wiliam EL English
Young Walling
Engush
Congres
William HL Bogush
Ucket
Tiot
Cullom
Ate Committee On Foreign Relations
Department
Chicago
Russia
Harry
New
Republican National Committee
Irith Walling
Welling
Dla
William FL Relish
Atate
Geveral
Ruasiz
United States
Plot Against Czar Life Foiled by Mine Plot Near Tsarskoe Selo
A Russian news report states two Wen working in a tunnel near Tsarskoe-Selo were captured after excavations uncovered signs of a malicious plan to mine the Pavlovsk Railway. General Kristi’s huntsmen traced disturbed soil to a shaft and two men drilling toward the line, who were arrested by gendarmes.
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St. Petersburg
Tsarseve-Selo
Kristi
Ochotschy Forest
Elentien Milea
Tanskoe-Selo
Pavlovsk
Tearakne- Selo
Krisu
Tsarskoe-Selo
Anna Gould Refuses to Wed de Sagan
Paris dispatch reports Mme Anna Gould remains at her chateau with Prings de Sagan a constant visitor. She declares she will not risk her freedom again, saying once was enough. Her legal status to marry hinges on divorce absolution and court custody questions loom if marriage occurs.
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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, emptied his sack of letters into the street and used the sack to smother a fire on Mrs. Francis Burr. She rushed from a stove blaze onto the sidewalk. Hughes dumped letters, then covered her with the sack, saving her from worse burns. She was taken to Englewood Hospital in serious condition.
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Garder
Iifeolai Yo
Weabington
Enicago
Garrela Hughes
Francis Burr
Hughes
Engiswood Hospital
Chentung Liang Cheng Honored by Empress in China
Former Chinese Minister to Washington Sir Chentung Liang Cheng was presented for audience to the Empress for three days. He lost the second rank and was named director of the Southern Railroad with headquarters at Bhanghel, to serve as general superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Chentung Liang Cheng
Washington
Southern Railroad
Bhanghel
Balloon Race Opens With 100000 Fans In St Louis
The International Cup event begins as nine balloons lift from Forest Park under clear skies. United States pilot Mad. B. B. Hersey and Arthur L. Aberholt trail the Pommern German craft while spectators cheer the aerial spectacle. Start lighted by a military band, the scene includes Yankee Doodle and I’m on My Way as a devout watches the St Louis entry ignite and rise.
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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 Grand Prize Cup
International aeronautic race awards the International Aeronautic Cup and 92 500 to the winner with other prizes for top finishers. The contest measures the greatest distance from start to landing, cites American voyages by John Wisg and Count Henry de la Vaulx as historical records, and lists competing figures and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Club
John Wisg
St. Louie
Henry de la Vaulx
Vincennes
France
Karastychev
Russia
Roosevelt Praises Davis in Mississippi River Visit
President Theodore Roosevelt visited Vicksburg Mississippi after a river trip, praising Jefferson Davis and urging deepening the Mississippi River channel. He met veterans, toured the national cemetery, and spoke of building a broad levee system to protect and develop the lower Mississippi Valley, stressing national irrigation and river improvements.
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John Sharp
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 Control and Railroad Regulation
William Jennings Bryan spoke in New York before thousands at Cooper Union, opposing the President's plan for national corporate licensing and favoring federal oversight of interstate commerce. He praised Roosevelt for attacking concentrated wealth and warned that centralized power would erode state authority. The talk, amid a Progressive Democratic League event, touched on newspaper ownership, railroads, and the plight of common workers as he criticized trusts and urged safeguards against watered stocks.
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New ‘York
New York
William Jennings
Bryan
Cooper Union
Mazy Thousaride
Progrea~tive Democratic League
Augustus Thomas
League
America
Counntry
Alexander ‘Hamilton
Washington
Congress
Papen and the Wallings in an International Ballon Era
Summary of today’s issue highlights political moves and notable events. Bryan’s plan to curb trusts, government seizure of a tobacco trust, and the Scotish Rite Masons meet are featured. Also included are editorials, sports notes, social and personal items, and obituaries.
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Waterway
Bryan
Frrast Company
Gliffiols
Venus
Taft
Flupinos
Lovatty
Root Lauda Pégee Congress
Thaw Transfers Pittsburg Real Estate to Relatives
In Pittsburg on Oct 1, deeds filed in Allegheny County recorder office show Harry Kendall Thaw transferring his real estate interest in the city to full blood relatives for 130000 dollars. Rumors say the move could shield wealth from civil suits or raise funds, though motives remain disputed.
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Pitts
Wakington
Pittsburg
Recorder of
Allegheny County
Harry Kendall Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
Bin
Governors Resent Roosevelts Centralization Rebuke
Nebraska Governor George L. Sheldon led a push to resist Roosevelt centralization after a presidential rebuke. Nebraskans and other governors faced demands to back national centralization while state rights advocates plan a legislative response to assert autonomy and oppose Roosevelt’s policies.
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Nebraska
Washington
Lincoln
Nébr
Cot
Roosevelt
Mississippi
George L. Sheldon
Sheldon
Bulldog and deer battle on Cleveland tracks ends fatally
A bulldog and a deer fought for over an hour at the Bessemer avenue crossing on the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railway. The deer escaped from a 700 hunter and ran onto the tracks, while the dog pursued it, finally slamming the deer and being trampled by the same train. Authorities note the dog died under the heels of the bleeding deer as a freight train approached.
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Cleveland
Ohie
Qet
Cleveland and
Pittsburg
Bessemer Avenue
Characlerlate Tenagiy
Bate Yeas
Natwenel Refning Company
Affinity in marriage urged by Felix Adler
New York October 2 Dr Felix Adler told Carnegie Hall audience that true affinity is essential for deaf married life and that society must reconstrue the family amid rising divorce. He argued for a clear doctrine of marriage emphasizing spiritual over sensual elements and equal status for wives, noting children’ s rights and the need for marriage reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Adler
Westington
New York
Carnegie Hall
Adier
Phere
Jane
N.panking
Church
Contross
U. S.treasury
Lot Paul
Seize Trust Goods: 8 Million Cigarettes Confiscated
Federal officials seize 15 cases containing 791000 cigarettes valued at 7272.50 in Norfolk claiming a Sherman law restraint of trade. Action targets the British American Tobacco Company and American firms with English partners, citing a world division pact and conspiracy to restrain trade.
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Trust Controla World
Norfolk
Durham
Tetacco Company
Great Britain
Calledor
Af Customs Hughes
United States
A. L. Lewis
Department of Justice
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Virginia
N. C
New York
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
Mother Killed by Son In Dumeld Farm Incident
Mrs. Graft, wife of James Gramtenant on the Samuel Kauffman farm near Dumeld, was accidentally shot and killed by her twelve year old son Teddy who was demonstrating a newly purchased hammerless target rifle. The bullet struck the heart and she died immediately. An inquest has been ordered.
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Hagerstown
Graft
James Gram
Samuel Kauffman
Dumeld
Teddy
Antiquarian thief names conspirators in Limoges case
Limoges France Oct 7 during the first examination Antatre Thomas of Clermont-Ferrand confessed writing to the judge and admitting thefts at churches and museums He accused three antiquaries Du fay Roment and others of instigating the robberies for large sums He also named five priests as recipients of religious relief The Belknap sale at Sloan's opens tomorrow with catalogue and heated rooms
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Limoges
France
Antatre ‘Thomas
Clermont-Ferrend
Witten
Dufay
Clermont-Ferrand
Mal Lanany
Roment
Paris
Fom
Belkeap
Belknap
Sloan's
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Gzar
Matl Sack
Chentung
Dakota
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G. McCoy
P. mi
Rene Gasnier
Paul Meckel
Fy Hawley
Brabacon
Chandler
Charles Leyes
Rugeid Denly
Deepwater
Vicksburg, A
Republic
Miassasip
Theodore Roosevelt
Dixie Jand
Yankes Lind
Missinsippi
Mientsalppi
Thia
Union
Ateleors Sons
Mieslealpp
Ataverite
Mftesiosippi
Jefferson Davia
Aation
Nations
Gaxsputon
Pennsylvania Monument
Lesey
Beford
Panama
Davy Crockett
Dix
Jand Tamtir
Ghegk
Nto
Mechanica
Stocsevelt
Exysin
Church of God
Ias
de Witt Clinton High School
Deee Els
Bulldog
Thomas
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