Roosevelt Abandons Plan to Speak on Sunday in Fargo
Former President Theodore Roosevelt travels through South Dakota Minnesota and North Dakota making speeches at every stop despite his Sunday pledge not to speak He greets crowds at Marshall Sioux Falls and Fargo and delivers a sermon on honesty courage and common sense amid festive gatherings and a Labor Day program in Fargo College Island Park Carnegie Library cornerstone ceremony and a St Paul departure mark his long Western tour
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Died notices inform of multiple deaths across towns
Died notices announce Annie L widow of Latiaupt Ente aged 64. Mollie A Koeh widow of John passed at 640 am at her Maryland Avenue home. Caroline A widow of John Koeh, aged 64, survived by daughters and one son, services at St Marys Church. Sprucebank: James Sprucebank and relatives mourn at home with interment at nearby cemetery. Frances N Young dies after service at St Philips Church. In Memoriam for Mary Gyori.
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Funeral Directors and Embalmers Advertised Services
A string of funeral directors and embalmers listed with addresses and phone numbers. Notable names include Frank Geier and Sons, Frank A. Sphare, Geo. P. Zurhorst, J William Lee, R. F. Harvey's Sons, Wm. Sardo & Co, Thos. S. Sergeon, Thos. A. Costello, each offering first class service, modern chapels, and on premises facilities.
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Forts for the Canal in Gen Wood's Hands
Panama Canal fortification plans prepared by the fortification board and submitted for Gen Leonard Wood's approval aim for a 14 million dollar appropriation. Taft will request Congress to fund the project with $14.104 million, beginning with $4 million immediately, to fortify both canal entrances with batteries and earthworks.
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Republican Textbook Highlights Taft Letter to McKinley
A new Republican campaign textbook from the congressional committee centers on President Taft's letter to Representative McKinley of Illinois as its lead chapter. It argues the Payne tariff, contrasts party lines with Democratic positions, and includes tables on imports, exports, wages, and the cost of living, plus notes on conservation and executive progress.
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Dr John W Dashiell Dies At 93 In Princess Anne Md
Dr John W Dashiell longtime Princess Anne physician died at the Teackie mansion in Princess Anne at age 93. He began study in Baltimore and graduated from the University of Maryland in 1842. Survived by two daughters Mrs Francis H Dashiell and Mrs EB 0 Smith.
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Attorney Risteau Drowns While Bathing in Estate Stream
Baltimore County lawyer and justice of the peace William M. Risteau Jr., 24, drowned while bathing in the Fowson branch of the Ellicott estate near Lake Station. His father, an auctioneer, had died two weeks earlier, and a brother perished earlier this year off Middle River. The body was recovered by Dr. William M. Dabney.
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Odell Back From Europe In New York Visit
Benjamin B. Odell Jr former New York governor arrived from Antwerp looking tanned and rugged. He had not followed current politics closely and would not discuss party affairs but hinted he might offer suggestions once he assesses the situation in coming campaign.
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Death Dinner host Julius L Brown dies at 62
Julius L Brown eldest son of Georgia's war governor and brother to the current governor died after a long illness in Atlanta. A Harvard graduate and former lawyer he became a collector of rare coins and curios. Known for his eccentric Death Dinner parties he hosted annually at his Elizabethan mansion entertaining actors and Grover Cleveland among others.
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Gen E D S Goodyear Dead After Fort Gregg Assault
Gen Hill worth D Goodyear one of Connecticut’s best known Grand Army men died at North Haven after a year long illness. He helped develop hollow rubber goods with the Goodyear name and served as colonel and brevet brigadier general for gallantry at Fort Gregg during the 1865 Petersburg campaign. He is survived by one brother and three living children.
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West Point Crew Rescued After Ocean Searc h
Wireless relay reports all 32 crew members of the British freighter West Point saved. Captain Pinkham and 15 men were rescued aboard the Mauretania after five days in an open boat amid heavy seas. The remaining crew of 16 were picked up by the Devonian and will reach Boston soon.
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Professor Their Candidate for State Senate Nomination
Special to The Washington Post Ithaca N Y Sept 4 Democrats in Fortieth senatorial district back Edwin S Woodruff Cornell University law professor for State senator to fill Albany seat vacant after Ben Conger resignation amid Alds bribery case Cassidy and Conger previously drew Republican criticism Cassidy voted against Hughes gambling bills costing him his seat Woodruff regarded as one of the ablest university faculty members and popular in the region
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Parker in political fight for Ulster County delegates
In Kingston New York the contest to name three delegates from Ulster County First Assembly District pits ex judge Parker against Supreme Court Justice Betts. The primaries Tuesday night will elect 26 delegates in Kingston and six in Saugerties with the possibility of two district conventions and separate Rochester bound delegations on September 29.
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Suspect's Rule Thwarted in Baltimore Shootout
Alleged embezzler Hawood Somersett, sought by Philadelphia police, was approached by detectives in an apartment house. When he fled, a detective shot him in the leg and he was hospitalized. He faces transport to Philadelphia as authorities pursue the case.
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