Intervention in Cuba seems certain, says high authority
Havana dispatch reports American intervention in Cuba is inevitable, with a proclamation expected from Oyster Bay. Cabinet resignations accepted by President Palma, Moderates threaten to quit, Liberals denounce actions as treason, and Taft calls elections rotten while urging restraint and force only if necessary.
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Mendez Capote
Marines to Cuba 945 More to Go This Week
President Roosevelt orders the Navy to rush marines from the Atlantic fleet and shore stations to Havana, aiming for a shows of force and possible intervention. About 144 marines will depart this week aboard ships from Boston New Orleans and Norfolk, with broader carrier plans and target practice debated. Officials signal a peace push but prepare for potential force if Cuba remains unstable.
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Roosevelt Has Hope Preparing To Rush Troops
The executive office denies alarm, yet confirms grave Cuba tensions. Plans include Sumner in commission and charters for troop transport to Cuba on short notice. Funston may command American forces, with ships ordered to Havana and Warr hopeful for settlement before full intervention. Secre tary Latta reports no immediate need for armed action.
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May attack sugar trust under Roosevelt probe in Philadelphia
President Roosevelt possesses evidence from Receiver Earle of the wrecked Real Estate Trust Company. The material may trigger Department of Justice action against the sugar trust. The refinery in the city, built by Adolf Segal, is tied to Hipple's bank collapse, with the American Sugar Refining Company controlling the asset. Receiver Harle and Secret Service Chief Wilkie discussed the case with Justice officials.
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Harle
Wilkie
Secret Service
Plot to kill Czars mother alarms Copenhagen
A Copenhagen dispatch to the Daily Mail says Russian police guard the Dowager Czaring and Grand Duke Michael with orders from St Petersburg to heighten vigilance. It is believed anarchists are en route to Copenhagen to carry out the murder plot.
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Sveanborz
After the Labor Vote Do The Full Labor Vote
Democrats in Cincinnati selected labor aligned candidates for Congress in the First and Beyond Ohio districts. Nicholas Longworth faces Thomas Bentham, an attorney and former miner’s union member, in a contest tied to local conventions and labor support. Local Carpenter’s Union No. 2 treasurer Meyer noted among delegates.
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Mrs Taggart in Contempt in Ohio Divorce Case
Special to The Washington Post from Cleveland Ohio on September 25 one of the cases set for hearing by the circuit court convened at Wooster in the divorce suit Taggart versus Taggart concerns contempt for leaving the country with the two boys Tiddles and Culver The court notes Mrs Taggart is in contempt but both she and the children are outside the court's jurisdiction so no action can be taken Lawyers for Mrs Taggart filed a petition for rehearing on custody but Judge Frank Taggart who sits on the bench was formerly counsel for Capt Taggart and will not hear the matter
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Mendez Capote
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T Mendez Capote
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Nunes
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Maj E. F. Taggart
Woman who served in Civil War cavalry found in Ohio
Special to The Washington Post from Akron reveals Mrs. Martha Lindley, a Civil War cavalry volunteer who hid her identity during the conflict. Discovered in Summit County, she would have qualified for a pension if not for her assumed name. She enlisted at the war's start while newly married as her husband joined Lincoln’s call.
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Akron
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Army
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Here
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Lincoln
Lindley
Woman Choked to Death in Chicago Home
Chicago police report a 63 year old woman, Mary Moncur, found dead in her 137 Green Street residence. Life had clearly departed earlier with throat injuries observed. Her husband, John Mancur, aged younger than the victim, was arrested pending further investigation.
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Mary Moncur
Green Street
John Mancur
Senator Dryden Wins Defeat Hinted in New Jersey Primary
Indications point to Colby’s defeat in today’s New Jersey Republican primaries for delegates to the convention that will nominate legislative candidates. Frank Briggs reports that Dryden supporters appear set to nominate legislators favoring Dryden’s bid for re election to the U S Senate. Secretary Dickingon says Jersey City Mayor Fason was defeated for assembly nomination in Hudson County.
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Riots in Atlanta Kill Many as Troops Sweep Brownsville
Sept 25 Atlanta reports concentrate on rioting since the prior Saturday with one white and eighteen Negroes dead. A White woman died, many Negroes shot or beaten. Authorities raid Brownsville with militia, arresting 257, finding 30 armed. Postmaster J Pries charged with arming Negroes. Mass meeting raises relief fund. Police casualties include Policeman Heard. Governor Terrell orders militia, closes saloons, shortages of workers and supplies noted.
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James E
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Clem Rhodes
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South Atlanta
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Marietta Street
Zeb Long
East Point
Will Moreland
Magradst
Randolph Streets
James Plutorer
Atlante
Alisht
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Casen
Myeruder
Rendolph
Brownsville
Clifford Andéson
Arti
J. Pries
Clark University
Heary
Sherif Nelma
Apecial
Gov. Terrell
Afty
Intervention in Cuba Deemed Certain Hopes for Peace
President argues for peace as intervention in Cuba seems likely. Marines prepare for Cuba while more troops are called to Atlanta. Hearst gains control at Buffalo with reshuffles. Courts review judgeships and various cases in Spanish War veterans parade coverage. Editorials and social notes accompany listings of sports and financial items.
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Cuba
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Hearst
Buffalo
Bonaparte
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Benker Stensland
Battle At Beauty Contest In Cranberry Fallout
Special to the Washington Post from Enorville Tennessee reports a violent clash after a beauty contest in Cranberry North Carolina. Dan Potter was shot in the back and will die. Sam Boone was shot in the arm and is seriously wounded. Fred Winters Boone allegedly fired as a peace maker. Final vote not announced.
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Washington Post
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Tenn
Cranberry
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Sam Boone
Daniel Boone
Fred Winters
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Potter
Wounded Boy in Winchester Shooting Mystery
Philip Haelin fourteen, of Washington DC, and son of Commander Gilmore, is involved in a hunting shooting at Winchester. Edelin, wounded in the abdomen, is at a hospital with a .22 caliber bullet. Gilmore is held for investigation as schoolmates debate whether the incident was deliberate or accidental.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Philip Haelin
Washington
D. C
Gilmore
United States Navy
Hdelin
Edelin
Waiton
Sonny Ding
McGife
W. 2. McGuire
McGuire
Woman accused of murder in Calomel and Rhubarb case
Mrs Clara J Mahaffey widow of Judge Mahaffey hires counsel to defend against murder charge after his death five weeks earlier at Knoxville Tennessee. Dr G Childress reports strychnine in the stomach. Disinterred body examined. defense claims innocence and pharmacist misdrugged. Prosecutors contend insurance motive and attempted higher coverage two weeks before death.
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Enn
Clara J Mahaffey
Mahaffey
G. Childress
J J Mahaffey
Chamberlain Plans Autumn Absence From Meetings
London dispatch reports Joseph Chamberlain, advised by doctors, will skip political and other meetings this autumn due to a sprained foot, eye trouble, and gout crippling his fingers. His family notes slow but steady improvement and hope for better air at a congenial climate.
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Washington Post
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Ku Klux in Georgia Uncovered in Augusta
Augusta police disclosed a secret Ku Klux organization in the city. Detectives seized privately printed literature and gowns from a local job printing office and a respected tattooing establishment had made regalia for the group. Several young men tied to the organization were arrested and placed under peace bonds.
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Pollice
Ku Klur
Frisco Doctor Denies Pneumonia Report on Society Woman
Mrs Herman Oelrichs stays at San Rafael with M H De Young who says her illness is only a sight cold not pneumonia. Auction today at 1534 15th Street includes valuable oil painting and household furniture by Brown and Tolson with bids to Pacific Coast Points and rail to Baltimore.
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New York Society
San Francisco
Herman Oelrichs
M. H de Young
San Rafael
Brown & Tolson
Hearst Nomination Seen On First Ballot In Democratic Nl
Long dispatch from Buffalo New York reports Hearst expected to secure the Democratic State convention nomination on the first ballot with Murphy aligning support for a local ticket in New York City and promising revenge on Mayor McClellan. Jerome challenges the Hearst camp while Chanler and Whalen appear on the Independence League ticket as part of the political maneuvering.
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Hearst
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Washington Post
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Jett
Tim” Sullivan
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W. T Jerome
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