Victory of Dick in Ohio contest shapes party leadership
Ohio convention coverage reports Senator Dick securing a lead in chairmanship votes, with Foraker delivering a pointed, lively speech criticizing bosses and defending his Senate record. Herrick’s opening attack on bossism and tariff revision sparked cheering as delegates anticipate tomorrow’s decisions on endorsements and platform.
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Dayton
Onlo
Foraker
Chateman Herrick
Congrecamar Burton
John R Malloy
Convention
Malloy
Committee On Permanent Organisation
Rome
Herrick
Roosevelt
Herdrick
Senate
Mr Broac
Tie Donecomins
Baimis
Paia
Argus
Conwresermgan Burton
United States
Commel
Ipp Trent
Ivas
Uida
Tdck
Lieut Treadwell Killed in Philippine Scouts Action
Lieut R E Treadwell of the Philippine Scouts was killed near Bayauen six miles south in a night attack by Pulajanes. He commanded a small detachment of scouts whose bivouac was surprised by about 100 attackers. The rear of the band escaped as troops pursued, destroying supplies. Treadwell, 31, was born in Arkansas in 1875 and served in Idaho’s volunteers before joining the Philippine Scouts.
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R. E. Treadwell
Matila
R E Treadwell
Phiipping Scouts
Pulatenes
Bayauen
Treadwell
Bend
Sith Maraboa
Philippines
Idaho Infantry
United States Volunteers
Philippine Scouts
Lieut
Arkansas
Broker Pressures Pair Over Engagement in Brooklyn
Frederick Kiley, a private secretary at We Fr Collins, recounts six offers of cash from a Wall Street broker to give up his romance with Miss Clara Thiele of Brooklyn. The broker, Broderick Kiley, also pressured Miss Thiele, a stenographer, and warned of trouble if details leaked. Authorities and Collins' office plan to pursue action as the couple remains engaged but unsettled by the broker's threats.
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John N Ryan
The
Equitable
Bir Collins Koting
Kiley
Clara
Europe
Coline
Tle
Broderick Kiley
Broadway
Equiteria Insurance Society
Walt Ansger Wilson
Jai
Wall Street
Whilam Street
Miss Thiele
Mr Tiley
Riley
Shah Grants Reforms End Agitation In Iran
Sept 11 report says the Shah has ended reform agitation by dismissing the ex grand vizier and halted clerical pressure. Business resumes as stability returns though scattered notes warn of continuing unrest. The item mentions deposits and interest in Union Trust Bank and a banking lull amid the upheaval.
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Ruter
Tettoran
Ain Ed Dowleh
Sanking
Hearst Leads Independence League Toward Full Ticket
At Carnegie Hall the Independence League demanded a straight party ticket with Hearst as governor and a full state ticket. Delegates backed no deals, pressed for election law reforms, direct nominations, and public ownership of utilities, pledging strict enforcement of labor and sanitation laws.
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Washington Port
Rew
Carnegia Hall
My Hearst
Buffalo
Ron
Gilsey House
Independence League
J. Conners
Hegrat
Tcket
Johoard
Clarence J Stearn
Reuben Lyons
Clarence J Shearn
Arthur Brisbane
United States Senate
Airecco’s
Gor Higgins
Railboad Commission
Jirome
Alrongi
Iaploch
Daz F Tamsen
Thunzen
Engineer Murphy Dies After Train Accident in Alexandria
Hugh Murphy, 34, Southern Railway engineer of 18 King Street Alexandria, was pinned under his locomotive and fatally scalded after reversing the lever to save passengers on train No 3% near Sixth Street Maryland Avenue. He died at Emergency Hospital fifteen minutes after arrival, foregoing treatment to ensure no passengers were injured. Reynolds, the colored fireman, escaped injury. investigators will review the crash blamed on track conditions and dense steam from the boiler.
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Sixth Street
Maryland Avenue
Hugh Murphy
King Street
Alexandria
Southern Railway
Rn Instant
Presenter Train No
Washington
Jacksonville
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Alao
Alexandra
Muphy
White Murphy
Ene
Fire Department
Murphya
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Engue
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McQuase
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Avenue
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Runkle
Pennsylvania Station
de W Jarrett
North Carolina Avenue
Tte
Marzland Avenue
Jarrell
Mx Jarrell
Pottee
Beyore
Etickipe
Thomas
Navy moves to Cuba as Des Moines sails toward Havana
President Roosevelt wires instructions to State and Navy Departments amid Cuba crisis. Des Moines heads from Key West toward Havana to offer asylum if needed while officials deny partiality and prepare for possible Mexican interests protection.
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Des Moines
Key West
Havana
Wires
Roosevelt
State Department
Navy Department
Beacon
Converse
Bonaparte
Cuba
Wary Department
Des Motes
Norfolk
Ker West
Rigsey
Department of State
Deg Monnes
Americas
Department
General Board
Washington woman denied funds as guardian in Ohio
Mrs Zessle Sharp Little of Washington DC was denied the right to move estate funds to Washington Probate Judge McCleary. Ohio guardian Charles W Hill of St Clairsville will manage the trust funds, kept in Ohio for now. Little, daughter of William Sharp iron manufacturer of Bellaire, has been separated from her former husband Charles Daugherty. Shaun Daugherty, beneficiary, is with his father in Bridgeport, Ohio. The mother and guardian later married State Senator Little of Virginia.
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Washington
Steubenville
Jtrust
Whch
Mrs Little
William Sharp
Bellaire
Ohio
Charles Daugherty
Jace William Daugherty
Shaun Daugherty
Bridgeport
Little
Virginia
Run on Chicago bank driven by rumor of refusal
A rumor that Pullman Loan and Savings Bank would not pay depositors triggered a run in Chicago. About 50 workers lined up at opening as the Italian accuser spread word after being refused payment on a check. Bank officers deny any trouble and say all demands were promptly met.
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Chicago
Pullman Loan and Savings Bank
WAP COST HIM HIS LIFE Brakeman Falls Asleep and Dumped Down Chute
John Pitter eleven teen years old brakeman on a freight train to Pennsylvania station and tunnel project died in an accident near New York. Loaded rock and dirt moved to the North River and dumped into a ninety foot chute. His red light warned of danger but he was overwhelmed by debris and fell to his death. A nearby pastor was found mortally hurt in the same incident and died minutes later.
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Chuta
New York
John Pitter
Jon
Pennsylvania Station
North River
Policy holders name Gray and new secretary named
The Verbinaten Post reports that the international policy holders committee appointed Andrew Grayson of Judge George Grey of Delaware as acting secretary. Congressman Nicholas Longworth will remain secretary, but his active campaign for Congress makes it impractical for him to fully dedicate time to duties in New York.
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New York
International Policy Holders’ Committee
Andrew Grayson
George Grey
Delaware
Nicholas Longworth
Congress
Ag Ha
Electric fence kills three workers in Rushville incident
Three men died when a charged guy wire linked to a barbed wire fence touched a live electric circuit at the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company plant in Rushville. A lightning strike reportedly burned an insulator, enabling the fence to conduct.
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Rushville
Ind
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company
Earthquakes Reported in Ecuadorian Towns
Three shocks were felt Monday morning in Ambato the provincial capital Tuacaragua. A fourth shock followed in the evening causing inhabitants to abandon houses and sleep in the streets. Shocks were also reported in Quito and nearby villages. The volcano Tungaragus was active.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Ambate
Tuacaragua
Quito
Tungaragus
Indictments Reflected in Stensland Case and Zion City Receiver Report
Indictments total more than twenty against Paul G Stensland and Henry W Bering for mismanagement at Milwaukee Avenue State Bank with Stensland under arrest in Tangier and Bering confined in jail. Zion City receiver John Chateles reports liabilities at 415 018 with assets estimated 12 004 quick and 2157 slow, and notes thirty two sets of books. also a Tangier dispatch says false death attempt claims and a Prinz Adelert steamer call in Tangier for New York transport. Auction sale notice given at Singh's for a later sale of merchandise with details on floor location and time.
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Chicago
Paul G Stengland
Milwaukee Avenuue State Bank
Tangier
Henry W. Bering
United States
Paolo Stensland
Gibraltar
Prinz Adelerto
Wednesley
New York
Pant
Q Stensland
Morocco
Zion City
John Chateles
Hils
Kent
Plot to murder the Kaiser Foiled by Police Raid
German police arrested three foreign agents in Breslau tied to an international terrorist group. They planned to throw a bomb at the Kaiser during military maneuvers. A fierce confrontation ensued as officers entered a rendezvous on Posener street, with evidence showing ongoing communications with the group.
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Washingtons Post
Berlin
Breslau
Silesia
Matacci
Maccini
Exegrer
Freigland
Pole
Landesbere
Italy
Mace
Geneva
Poland
Kaiser
Posener Street
Cheaperadoes
Dageera
Wife Severely Beaten Over Household Budget
In Paterson on September 11 Mrs William Leonard lies hospital bound after her husband allegedly struck her with an ax handle over six cents spent on household necessities without his consent. The 10-year-old son’s account, supported by overheard quarrels, led to the husband, Leo Leonard, being arrested as he was entering a saloon.
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Leonard
RATE BILL PLEASES GOULD
George Gould returns from a long trip to the Federal district reporting a 4000 mile automobile journey with no accidents. He endorses the rate bill as beneficial for railroads and the public, while lightly commenting on Harriman stinginess as “good for those who knew.”
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Washington Post
New York
George
Gould
Frendal
Amit
Magoon Leaves Panama as Reed Heads to Canal Zone
Gov Magoon departs Panama on September 11 accompanied by H D Reed who will become acting governor of the Canal Zone after Magoon. The National Assembly held an impromptu reception in Gay Mingleon’s hazer as speeches were exchanged. The assembly unanimously adopted a resolution praising Magoon’s valuable services.
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Gov Magoon
H D Reed
Canal Zone
Judge Magoon
National Assembly
Hazer
Shorty
Istemus
Bank Robbers Blow Safe In Ailey Bank Heist
Bank robbers blasted the safe at Bank of Ailey in Ailey, Minnesota, and escaped with about $10,000 in cash. Four alleged accomplices were said to be involved and at least one aide was noted in transit. Police reported the incident occurred on September 11 as the robbers fled the scene.
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Aiiey
Minn
Munn
Bank of
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