Taft Appeals to Patriotism Amid Cuban Mediation Talks
In Parana on Sept 20, Taft and Bacon pushed for a Cuban settlement path as Liberal and Moderate leaders press demands. They warned independence risks, urged unity of all provinces, and set plans to involve commercial interests while urging patience with mediation and avoiding direct U.S. control.
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Aberal
Capote
Briel
Parana
Taft
Bacon
Toaight Iit
Cus
United States
Wuba
Qll
Tatt
Ehe Ietter
Quesada
Sante Clara
Pinar del Rio
Santiago
Alfredo Zayas
Revoluten
Tagga
Roosevelt
Representa
Zayas
Liberal Party
Navy Sailor Sues Dance Hall for Refused Admission
Chief Yeoman Buenzle, while in uniform at Newport Amusement Co venue, sues for 500 damages claiming denial of full privileges of the licensed public dance hall. Rear Admiral Thomas assists with expenses. Navy Department rumored to back action. Separate suit notes two sailors from the Wolverine training ship filing for damages after being ordered off for attire noncompliance.
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Newport
Buenzle
Naval
Newport Amusement Com Pany
Buengle
United States Navy
Charles H.thomas
Naval‘ Training Station
Navy Department
Ubjectober 2
First District
Newport County
Cleveland
Ohio
Beyegalnat
Humphrey Company
Euclid Besos
Rexford Stauffer
John G. Sontheimer
United States
Wolverine
Woman Bound Over For Assault With Intent To Murder
Ednar Irvine, daughter of the state treasurer, is bound over to district court for trial on assault with intent to murder after shooting George Knighton in Sheridan. Bond set at 1000 dollars, furnished by her father. Irvine swore Knighton insulted her. witnesses say the shot was fired with provocation absent, the wound described as slight.
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Syerlal
Washington Post
Sheridan, Wye
George Knighton
Mies Ednarvine
District Court
Miss Irvine
Kingtton
Woman severely injured after bathtub fall in mayoral residence
Mrs Henry J Tilford of Louisville Ky slipped in a bathtub at the mayor Tom Johnson home on Huclid avenue Cleveland Ohio and fractured her skull. She was taken to Lakeside Hospital where an operation was performed in an effort to save her life. Her age and frail condition caused considerable concern among relatives.
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Cleveland
Oale
Henry J. Tilford
Louisville
Tom Is Johnson
Henry Jilford
Pickpocket suspects freed after police inquiry in Brooklyn
Franc's Parvin Harbaugh a real estate broker of Brooklyn and his brother John Harbaugh of Baltimore were arrested at Coney Island on suspicion of Western pickpockets. Magistrate Tighe discharged them in Police Court this morning with no charges. They stayed at the police station overnight to clear the case and plan to sue for false arrest.
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Bpenal
Washington Post
New York
Parvin Harbaugh
Brooklyn
John Habaugh
Baltimore
Coney Island
Tighe
Hese
Murderer Dies in Chair at Ohio Prison
Convict who killed Guard W H Moorehead during an escape attempt at the Ohio penitentiary was electrocuted in the prison annex. The execution occurred December 1905, at Columbus Ohio, amid heightened security and official confirmation of the capital sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Buller Sisles
W. H. Moorehead
Ohio Penitentiary
Doctors' Plea for Patrick Seeks Impartial Review
Albany Sept 20 Nearly 3500 physicians from 051 cities and towns signed a petition for Gov. Wiggins to appoint a commission of medical experts to reexamine the Patrick case. The petition argues the autopsy findings on Rice may reflect chloroform anesthesia or other causes, not conclusion of guilt. Patrick’s lawyers say signatures continue to arrive, underscoring broader legal concerns beyond one man’s death sentence. Meanwhile a Baltimore to New York rail fare advertises $1.25 round trip via Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Albany
N. Y
Wiggins
Albert
Patrick
Siliam Marsh Rice
Pairtek
Rice
Jones
BF. G. Lo- Sen
Chicago
John Fr. MiNiken
Lamar C. Stith
Syracuse
Samuel 8
Thomas
New York
Eight-year-old heir challenges Sage will in New York
Edson Coonrad, eight, of Waterview near Troy, with Adirondack Trust Company as guardian, fights probate of Russell Sage will in New York County Surrogate Court. Senator Brackett plans objections alleging undue influence, lack of testator sound mind, and improper execution. Other relatives, including Dwight Chapin's kin, join looming contest. outcome could shape multi million estate.
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Washington
New York
Edwant T. Brarkett
Saratoga
New York County
Russell Sage
Brackett
Edson Coonrad
Waterview
Troy
Cooprad
Adirondack Trust Company
Manhattan
H.O. Foda
Sage
Nelson P. Bon- Teylewger
Norwich
Dwight Chapin
Oneida
Chapin
Mr. Bonney
Bonney
Felow
Gs Eae En
Dr Stokes Sues Dooley in Puerto Rico for Damages
Special dispatch from San Juan says Lieut Commander Charles F Stokes, Roosevelt’s physician, sues a prominent businessman in federal court for 10000 damages. He alleges Dooley published a derogatory story harming his character as a physician. Details routed via coastal transit agents and Baltimore station.
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Washington Pass
San Juan
Porto Rico
Charles F. Stokes
Naval Hospital
Roosevelt
Ros
Alesins
Dooley
Freedom for Russian Sects and Jewish Rights Expanded
In St Petersburg a program to abrogate most religious restrictions for dissenters will be enacted, granting clergy equality with Orthodox priests and allowing church buildings and proselytizing. A separate cabinet plan aims to enlarge Jewish rights, with Parliament to grant full equality and public opinion allowing compensation considerations. A deputy noted anti Jewish fears amid disorder rumors, while ministers urged preventive measures.
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St Petersburg
Russia
Associated Press
Violent manifesto from social revolutionists vows blood for blood
In St. Petersburg on Sept 20 social revolutionists vow to avenge Zenadie Korpolianikove s execution by targeting Emperor Nicholas and his officials. The broadcast manifesto calls for annihilation of enemies and retaliation with life for life, guided by the memory of Konopliannikove.
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St. Petersburg
Zenadie Korloplianikove
Min
Social
Nicholas
Konoplianikavo
Shipwrecked sailor rescued after sixty hours afloat in mid ocean
James Olsen of the schooner Twilight spent three days and two nights clinging to a plank in mid ocean after a capsized voyage. The U S Minneapolis picked him up fifty miles east of Cherieston near dawn yesterday. Captain Fiske of the cruiser reported searchlights found no other survivors. Olsen, exhausted, was saved by the Minneapolis crew as Twilight’s captain Henson and the vessel sailed from Charleston to Philadelphia earlier.
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James Olsen
Twilight
United,” States
Minneapolis
Cherieston
Olsen
Imenan
Fiske
Cube
Minnepolis
Gisen
Henson
Wimington
Det
Charleston
Philadelphia
Eksthaven
Mrs Astor Illness Sparks Paralysis Rumor in Newport
Special by The Washington Peat reports Mrs Astor shown improving by her physician Dr Austin Flint, yet Newport cottage colony believes she suffers partial paralysis. It notes she wears a head bandage since illness in Boston and mentions travel details aboard the Baltimore and Return train at $125, with Saturday and Sunday service.
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Washington Peat
Newport RE
Astor
Austin Flint
Newport
Sulzer Allied Clubs Demand Straight Democratic Ticket
A widespread address, signed by allied Democratic clubs and leaders in New York, urges delegates and voters to back a straight Democratic ticket. It attacks anti democratic forces, cites figures like F Murphy and Sillivar, and calls for unity at Buffalo to adopt a party platform.
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Alliance
National ‘Democratic Hub
Jefferson
Anti-‘Trust
Bryan Leagues
Adaresh
Upan‘ Democrates
Love Party
Fors
Sulzer
Adam
Jeroma Paya
Buffalo
Newwork
Democratic Organizations
New York
Héket and Behin
Wittara ‘Bulger
Tetterson Leama
Democracy
Leeznes
State of
State of New York
Dembersey
Troops Called Out to Protect Negro in Atlanta Suburb
Governor Terrell issues order to mobilize local militia to shield a Black man accused of assaulting Mrs. John A. Kierbal, a farmer's wife in Oakland City near Atlanta. Nearby, saloons plan to post photographs of habitual inebriates to deter patrons, while Hamburg firms suffer heavy losses in Buenos Aires.
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Atlanta
Terrell
John A. Kierbal
Oakland City
Inetial
Washington Post
Fonau
Isac
Wis
Com-Mon’ Council
Washington School Board Sums Up Law Overhaul
The Washington school board adopts a new policy under Stuart McNamara ruling that teachers appointed for one year by the old board without term limits are continued automatically under a new law requiring examinations for new appointments. Several transfers and salary moves approved, pending remedial legislation. board orders reallocation of staff and improvements to school water and recreation facilities.
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United States
Swartzell and
Keene
Washington
Stuart McNamara
Board of Education
McNamara
Izw
Swartzeit
Fastern High School
J. R. Keene
Scholela
Petworth Bchod
Apa
Myers
Assistert Regentilg
Enoloted
Wed
Colored Normal School
Miner
Sumner
Magrider
Nora Hoegelsberger
M. E. Bowle
FR. Keene
N. L. Guy
Gme
Cam Ba
Wes Foezlie Sanderlin
Amy Zausse Warren
Oreos
Henry Kendrick Schofield
Texehera
McKibley Manual Training School
J. Se Aulitte
Central High School
SR Craighead
Wath
F. C. Mortimer
Ath
S. A. Wallace
H. Johnson
L.M. Hoage
Elz MY. Crook
Misa Madd
D. Percy Hickling
H. S. Curtis
Curtis
Sylvester
Rey
James Knox Taylor
The
Treasury
William B. Chancellor
Col. Biddle
District of Columbia
Russia Grants Reforms and Governor Race Hype
An array of items appears across the page including political reform notes in Russia, a gubernatorial race mention for Tadorse Sulzer, and local political and legal notices. Other entries cover a school board violation, a fatal auto wreck, and ongoing criminal and editorial items.
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Russell Sare
Russia
Tadorse Sulzer
Booth
Washington
Jamestown
Roosevelt
Gompers
Boontie
Virginia
Maryland
Hitt
A. L. Hazelton
Hongkong
Banker's Daughter Died in France Auto Crash
Cincinnati financier G. Schmidlapp and his daughter Charlotte died when their Schwab‑provided car collided with a cart near Salon, France. Schmidlapp widow and son planned a European tour, changing summer plans to join his daughter and her fiancé, while Mrs. Schmidlapp and the elder daughter had earlier died in a Kansas railroad accident. The tragedy follows a family history of memorials and a shift in plans to study French rural economy.
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Marssilles
G. Schmielapp
Charlotte
Cincinnayti
Provence
Charles M. Schwab
New York
Salon
St. Martin de Crat
Mias Schmidlapp
Schmidlapp
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tacs Ay Pamait
Chattette
Schagidlapp
Mra
Remain
Nis
France
Schmuilflapp
Europe
Kansas
Schmundlapp
United States
Kensal
Mise Charlétis
Auits
Eb Sa Tioilcaste
Union Savings Bank and Trust’‘Company
Eet
Mquitable
Life of
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Morgan
Mariano
Gonneepiesy
Gardenas
Smurhbercherhcipal
Havana
teGay
Tutt
Baconani
Losis
Fatt
Cobraive
Messrs
Cuba
American Peace
Chool Books
Rewidermilk & Co
U.S. Tar Sues Dance Hall
Wyoming
Cowisville
Tom Johnson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Little Edson Coonrad
Waterviiet
Will
DR. Stokes Sues Dooley
White House
Obie
G St
Hana Station
J. Bye
Tam
Stolypin
Sledlce
Frederick
Hetdysville
Antietam
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Station
Sisadar
Isacow
WE Stolynin
Warsea
Skallun
Sledten
Jantife
Dishus
Czar
Zenadie Konoplianikove
Dotter
Ohin
Roth Gays
Saceps
Royal Lim
Tammany
Contevard
Perrell
Hamburg
Buenos Ayres
Wiisand Mayers
Union Trist
Uli
Wooklet
Informat
School Board Volates Law
M’namara
JG. Schmiflapp
Son
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