Storm Sweeps Camp Fort Riley Inev. Tent Ruin Destruction Delays
The Washington Post reports a severe gale at Fort Riley during a district interclub rifles match setting. Sea Girl New Jersey and other units saw tents toppled and services canceled as officers struggled to save quarters and restore order by noon. Despite the storm the District of Columbia team improved its score by 28 points versus last year, though unplaced in the national team match.
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P Fremont
Edward C Stokes
New Jersey
District of Columbia
National Rife Association
Militars
Naval Academies
West Point
Navy
Uhe National Rifle Association
Army
United States
Ohio
Cookson
Notice on Wedding and Death Announcement Insertion
Notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post may appear simultaneously in multiple listed newspapers upon request without extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. It names outlets including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Louisville Republic Syracuse Post Standard, and others.
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Pailaltilphia Public Ledger
Pittsblre Dispatch
Providense Journal
Rochester
Louis Republic
Syracuse Post Standard
Pall Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fragmented OCR Records a Sports Brief
An unclear OCR fragment suggests a sports item with names and events but lacks readable specifics. The readable bits point to game action, player names, and a venue, yet details such as teams, scores, dates, and places are absent or garbled.
President to press button at Sagamore Hill for charity game
In New Orleans a September 16 baseball game for the yellow fever fund is set with President Roosevelt poised to press a button at Sagamore Hill to start the match. Mollie Blanchard will sing Dixie with 1,000 schoolchildren amid an expected audience of 40,000.
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Mollle Blanchard
Louisville
Ttla
Defies Raisouli to battle Europeans near Tangier suburbs
Sept 3 Tangier French Jew slain. Angeras tribe raids three Raisouli posts near Tangier, looting cattle and sheep, some European property. Rassouli pursues. skirmishes leave dead and wounded. Europeans retreat from Tangier suburbs as authorities protest alleged complicity in contraband war at Fellalah port.
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Angeras
Raisoult
Rassoul
Eavrira
Rassouli
Casablanca
Rabat
Fellalah
Funeral of Signor Tamagno in Turin
In Turin on Sept 3 a full ceremonial funeral was held for Signor Tamagno with all clubs he belonged to in attendance. Telegrams to the family included one from Gen Réca, ex-president of Argentina. His will reportedly disposes of 4,000,000 francs. He died at 7 00 Thursday morning from an apoplectiform attack. present were his brother daughter Margarita and son in law Signor Talamona.
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Italy
Signor Tamagno
Gen
Réca
Paris
Signor Alessi
Varase
Margarita
Signor
Talemona
Nunez Nationalists Open Headquarters in Havana
In Havana on September 3 supporters of Gov Nunez and the Nationalist party opened a national headquarters club. The event featured elaborate electrical illuminations and fireworks then a banquet. Speakers urged maintaining the Liberal-Nationalist line of the late Gen Maximo Gomez and announced alignment with moderates for the forthcoming presidential campaign against the Liberal Fusionists.
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Gov Nunez
Nationalist Party
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Doctorates for Americans at St Andrew's Installation
Glasgow reports that at the installation of Andrew Carnegie as lord rector of St Andrew's University, the university will confer honorary Doctor of Laws degrees on Andrew Carnegie Whitelaw Reid Nicholas Murray Butler Charlemagne Tower Bishop Potter and William J. Holland for the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh recognition in New York and Washington.
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Andrew Carnegie
St Andrew's University
Whitelaw Reidy
Great Britain
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Bishop Potter
New York
Nicholas Murray Buller
Cumbia University
William J. Holland
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburg
British charity fund pledged by London broker exceeds half million
Retired London stock broker E J Bawden donates 500000 dollars for charitable and educational purposes and entrusts distribution to Edgar Speyer of Speyer and Company in New York.
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London
E J Bawden
Edgar Speyer
Speyer and Company
Bunkers
New York
Rescued Passengers From British Steamer Umzumbi
Rescue of seventy five passengers and crew after Umzumbi struck Banner Reefs. Lifeboats manned by Molene Island fisher folks brought all aboard in a coordinated effort. Other items report fires in Adrianople and revival campaigns in Sheffield with crowds, plus meetings in Christiania and wartime prisoner details in Japan.
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France
Umzumbi
London
Capetown
Banner Reefs
Molene Island
Arcanum Stands Pat Reaffirming Previous Action
Supreme Sec retary Robson reports the Royal Arcanum committee endorses the May Atlantia City action and rejects repeal of new rates. A proposed age 65 payment cut and a 20 cent yearly relief fund for seniors are endorsed, with a minority bid to repeal all new rates defeated.
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New Hampshire
Maine
Kentucky
Ship foundered in a gale near Ashland and Erie steamer sinks
Sevona broke in two and beached after striking York Island reef in Lake Superior. Five lives believed lost as passengers and crew endured a night adrift. Boats carried survivors to Little Sand Bay. search by tug Harrow ongoing for those left on the wreck. North Wind sinks at Duluth after heavy seas. no injuries reported and 1000 tons of cargo salvaged.
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Lake Superior
Aghland
Hiie
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Buffalo
Little Sand Bay
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Duluth
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Thomas Stevenson
Mutual Transit Company
Lake Superlac
Duluth Ship Canal
Northern Pacific
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Portsmouth makes treaty signing a private affair
Ratification and approval are to be conveyed through neutrals to avoid six weeks delay. The text will not be public until both emperors approve. Signing will be exclusive with only plenipotentiaries, secretaries, and select officials present. Baron Komura and Takahira invite reporters for an informal hotel reception.
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Fender
United States
Japan
France
Ruaete
Portsmouth
Peirce
Gov McLane
New Hampshire
Admiral Mead
Winslow
Baron Komura
Mr. Takahira
Mr. Sato
Tribute to Roosevelt by Fifth Avenue pastor
Rev Donald Sage Mackay of Fifth Avenue Church lauds President Roosevelt for thirty years as a loyal member and for peacemaking between Russia and Japan. He credits Roosevelt with guiding America as an arbiter of peace and hopes great powers unite to safeguard peace and Christian civilization in the Far East.
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New York
Donald Sage Mackay
Fifth Avenue Collegiate Church
Roosevelt
Mackay
Theodore Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
America
Far East
European diplomacy retired sparks Roosevelts example
St. Petersburg September 3 The Grash Damn says that peace after the Portsmouth conference marks a shift to practical common sense diplomacy like Roosevelt. Witte is likened to Roosevelt for understanding the Russian envoy and aiding in time of need, with American support credited for conference success.
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Roosevelt
St. Petersburg
Portsmouth
M. Witte
M Witte
Emperor William credits Roosevelt for peace effort at dinner
Berlin September 3 United States Congressman William Alden Smith of Michigan attended a dinner with Emperor William. During a fifteen minute talk, the emperor praised President Roosevelt as the sole person capable of securing peace and acknowledged Smith after the meal. Smith met Crown Prince Frederick William and Chancellor von Bustow.
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Crown Prince Frederick William
Prince von Bustow
Virginia Battle Ship Virginia to Trial Off Maine In October
Special to The Weebington Post Newport News Virginia will conduct an official trial trip for the battleship Virginia on October 18 along a new Maine coast trial course. The crew will transfer to the Louisiana after return and the Louisiana will also be tested, aiming for nineteen knots on the Virginia and eighteen on the Louisiana.
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Newport News
Virginia
Louisiana
Connecticut
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Woolen mill fire claims Turner leader Frank Fau lksner
Turner Maine September fire destroys the woolen blanket mill, the town's principal industry. Frank Fau lksner, a leading resident, perished from smoke while trying to save the mill. The loss is about 40000 dollars leaving around sixty workers unemployed. The blaze is believed to be caused by spontaneous combustion near oil in the wheel pit.
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Turner
Frank T. Faulksner
Jerome the Great Issue in New York Mayoral Prospects
Special to The Washington Post reports that Jerome denied candidacy for mayor. Rumors name McClellan Ford and Gaynor as likely contenders, with Tammany and Hearst factions weighing nominations and Jerome's possible district attorney run. County conventions in October will decide endorsements amid fusion talks.
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Washington Post
New York
William ‘Travers Jerome
Lakeville
George B McClellan
Tammany
John Ford
William J. Gaynor
Hearst
McClellan
Ford
Justice Gaynor
Gaynor
Jerome
Tammany County
Jeromé
Republicans
Citizens’ Union
Middle States Regatta Draws Oarsmen From Harlem River
A two day exodus of oarsmen from the Harlem River to Philadelphia for the Middle States regatta is seen as boats shipped out yesterday. The senior four featuring Sea Wanhakas and Ravenewoods attracts local attention. Seawanhakas had briefly disbanded but renewed their entry for the event.
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Philadelphia
Washington Post
New York
Harlem River
Middle States
Seawanhakas
Ravenewoods
Brown
REACTING ON OUR SHORES An Exposition of Tipping Evil
A New York letter reports Americans abroad and at home feasting on lavish tipping while waiters demand 60 to 100 percent. Prominent Americans, including M. Oscar of the Waldorf Astoria and Tom Gay of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, speak bluntly on tipping excesses. Pittsburg and New York crowds are highlighted as the most lavish tippers.
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le Comptueux Ambassadeur
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Astor
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Waldorf
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Tfenty
M. Oscar
Waldorf-Astoria
Tom Gay
Fifth Avenue Hotel
PLC
Pittsburg
New England
Death of Washington Wilson in New Jersey
Washington Wilson of the Earl & Wilson collar and cuff firm, New York, died suddenly at his summer home in Elberon New Jersey at 67. He leaves a widow and three daughters. Also notes Hlhu Root’s party passing through Halifax on a homeward trip to Labrador and Newfoundland. Advertising blurb for Buckson's Anica Salve follows.
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Washington Wilson
New York
Earl & Wilson
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Root
Halifax
Hlhu Root
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