Struggle Over Gov Wilson and New Jersey Vacancies Loom
A New Jersey political struggle centers on Gov Wilson and five upcoming House vacancies, with attention on securing a Democrat or Wilson ally to replace the late Representative Henry Landerslager. The race features party shifts, labor-capital tensions, and potential statewide shifts affecting the presidential contest, alongside other congressional contests and state political maneuvering.
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Woman Mayor Faces Council in Munnewell Conflict
Fortunes shift as Mrs Bila Wilson the woman mayor of Munnewell battles a council split. Trickett of Kansas City is aiding the Devine executive while councilmen threaten resignation or support. Over time the council weighs Mrs Wilsons nominations for appointive officers amid pressure.
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Farmers Quit Ceiba After Hardships and Deaths
A Georgia farming group, who had joined an American colony in New Cena, sailed on the Mount Vernon to New Orleans after suffering losses and threats. Aid measures were proposed to help the families return home. In Spain, a clash between strikers and police in Filta left several wounded and two dead, triggering calls for a general strike by the ALD trades unions.
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Seventy One Chinese Students Arrive in Chicago
Seventy one Chinese students, seven women, arrived in Chicago from the Orient to study in American colleges. They constitute the 1911 defegation sent by China under the Boxer indemnity remission, receiving a yearly $20 stipend each. English serves as their common language as dialects vary across the empire. Most freshmen will study in the Middle West universities.
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Cant Punish Slayers Says Fanatic Feared Hatred
In a controversial stance the article notes that harsher penalties for slayers could fuel race hatred and provoke Cyrene supporters to harm American scientists and Christians, arguing such punishment would be seen as a duty to kill.
Labor Leaders In Session At Cumberland Convention
The Federation of Labor in Maryland and the District of Columbia opened its annual convention in Cumberland, with about 60 delegates. Officers will be nominated tomorrow, while committees on grievances and wage issues were appointed, and talks covered shorter hours for chauffeurs and taxicab crews, plus anti counterfeit money proposals.
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Family Man Pleads Nonsupport In City Court
George W, a frail journeyman printer, was arraigned in Buffalo New York city court on nond support. He and his wife, with many children, said they cannot afford basics as he works daily but has no money to spare. Judge Nash advised him to seek help and ordered probation reporting.
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Ashland council passes segregation ordinance block Tuskegee site
A Ashland Virginia town council meeting approved a rough drafted ordinance mirroring Richmond’s segregation laws aimed at blocking a Tuskegee Institute branch from locating on College Avenue opposite Randolph-Macon College. Local figures including Marian Pirree hinted at selling the old homestead to Booker T. Washington for use as a Tuskegee Institute branch, provoking community unrest.
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Reid Breaks Torpedo Records At Gardners Bay Exercise
Newport R I September 12 torpedo boat destroyer Reid and flotilla recorded new marks during the annual autumn practice at Gardners Bay The Reid achieved an implied high percentage despite the loss of speed from one torpedo The shots were fired at 2000 yards with torpedoes accelerated to 50 knots while the fleet moved at about 20 knots and will sail tomorrow for Chesapeake Bay.
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5000 Navy Men Vaccinated at Norfolk Drill Grounds
About 5,000 sailors of Admiral Osterhaus fleet were immunized against typhoid fever aboard their ships starting last Thursday. The crew on Kansas North Dakota New Hampshire South Carolina and Vermont all officers included received the immunity before leaving the Southern drill grounds. Georgia Minnesota Louisiana were at target practice today. Panther and Patuxent remain at the grounds with the other vessels en route or on station.
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Pacific Fleet Must Sail For Hawaii Exposition
The Navy Department refused to delay the Pacific fleet voyage to Hawaii despite San Francisco petitions to stay for Panama Panama Exposition ceremonies. Most ships have been under repair since July at navy yards and lack practice time, and detaining them would hurt fleet efficiency. The vessels will depart San Diego for Honolulu on October 1.
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Chilean Admiral to witness Indian Head test in U S visit
Amiral Gont of the Chilean navy will live in the United States from September 25 to witness a ballistic test at the Indian Head proving grounds. He chairs Chile’s naval commission, which met recently in London, as the U S seeks South American buyers for ordnance. The test aims to show the effectiveness of American armor plate and armor-piercing projectiles.
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Gunners Demolish Target At Presidio Practice
The Lancaster battery fired twelve inch guns at a moving target from 900 yards, scoring four hits in four shots. The target was demolished and further practice was postponed.
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Army Orders and Transfers Prompt Military Movements
Army orders list leaves of absence and promotions for Col Warren P Newcomb medical officers Albert S Howen Robert G Rutherford and others. Transfers include First Lieut Wells to the Fourteenth Cavalry and Lt Kinzie to Eighth Cavalry plus naval assignments and ship movements with vessels arriving and sailing to various ports.
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Taft Faces Cadets Over Disciplinary Breach
President Taft will act on West Point cadets facing serious discipline breaches before leaving Beverly. The third and fourth year cadets were charged with possession of intoxicants during the summer encampment, a grave violation noted by military officials. The papers have been forwarded to Secretary of War Stimson.
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Favors Parcels Post System Urges Merchants Aid
Omaha reports Fourth Assistant Postmaster General DeGraw at the national first class postmasters convention advocating a parcels post system as a boon to merchants serving their own territory and harming large mail order houses. He noted mail order houses would lose trade and that opposition would come mainly from them. Proceedings opened with welcomes and felicitations. Cincinnati remains a tentative next host city.
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Mysterious bundle found linked to local bank probe
A small package was delivered from the defunct Mercantile Railway Building and Loan Association to Judge Louis C. Barley after the grand jury adjourned. The room with the association's papers was locked and will reopen for the jury today as officials pursue indictments in the collapse case.
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Hotels guest list across major cities in 1900s notices
A dense OCR style listing guests and residents with names and affiliations across hotels in Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh California Kentucky Massachusetts New York State Ohio and other places. It reads like a diary of travelers and residents with multiple individuals and couples named at hotels such as Raleigh St James Shoreham Ebbitt and others.
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