President TAL's sermon on courtesy and motives at temple visit
The Washington Post reports President TAL’s Utah trip emphasizing politeness, charity, and avoiding motive accusations. He cites Oriental courtesy, urges kindness in public discourse, and warns against harsh misjudgments amid pure food debates and whisky questions. He praises Western children and outlines upcoming Helena and Garrison visits with Borah Hammond and Ballinger aboard.
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Balloon Massachussetts Lands in New Jersey After Flight
Special to The Washington Post from New York reports balloon Massachusetts started at Pittsfield Massachusetts at 2 am and landed near Pelletown New Jersey shortly before noon. Pilot Van Skeet with J B Benton and Walter Plage of Boston hoped to reach New York but weather carried them over New Jersey. They aimed for Long Island or Philadelphia but dwindling gas ended the attempt.
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Steamer Sabine Reports Hurricane Disturbance
Wireless reports at 5 PM today said a steamer bound for New Orleans was alert to a powerful hurricane off the Gabbernia area. The Sabine credited the weather bureau with the alert though officials had no further details and no confirmation of a disturbance in the Gulf.
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Auto Courier: Huerries Pittsburg Message Run
In Pittsburg on Sept 2 Mrs K R Otis of Cleveland Ohio carried a message from President Tait to President Chelberg of the Risska Yukon Exposition at Seattle. The courier rode at 60 miles per hour through city streets to Upper Sandusky where another machine would take over. Mayor Mages delivered a second message to Chelberg while a one minute stop occurred. authorities permitted the driver to ignore speed limits.
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France Mourns as War Experts Push Zeppelin Alternatives
Paris reports a fatal dirigible crash of the Republique with French officers killed. Gen Roques finds no fire, blaming a propeller blade. War Minister Brun favors replacing balloons with improved aeroplanes for military use. Condolences flood in from abroad as national subscriptions aid military aerostatics.
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Shook Dice With Death Ends Three Lives in Chicago
Albert Chrisman 46 years old, a barber out of work, gambled with dice over a dispute about money and future. He cast the dice to decide actions that would determine fate for his wife and infant, stabbing his wife four times after she swatted him, then killing himself with carbolic acid as neighbors cared for the child. The woman died. the baby was left in neighbors’ care. the husband’s motive linked to recent unemployment and a request for twenty cents.
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Cook Seeks Whitney Aid To Prove Pole Claim
Dr. Frederick A. Cook races north toward Copenhagen University with proofs of his North Pole discovery while awaiting corroboration from Harry Whitney. He says Whitney must produce instruments and data left at Etah before Cook submits documents. Ice and darkness block sending materials. next spring may be earliest chance to finalize accounts.
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Cook Denies Plans as Lecture At Carnegie Lyceum Looms
Ase other sitesiasstrotohiee says his dash for the pate is questioned as Dr Cook speaks after 9 pm with reporters in a hotel. He denies rumors of bringing aulter for slander sedinst Peary and says he will have everything in order if needed while preparing for tomorrow's lecture with an opticon news at Carnegie Lyceum. Whitney sails toward St Johns Newfoundland aboard the Jeanie from Indian Harbor likely to reach Battle Harbor en route.
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Exposé of pitch signaling sparks baseball scandal in New York
A Detroit Nationals inquiry into batters’ signals at New York shows a scheme using box outside center field, field glasses, and trusted observers to relay pitches. Trainers Cantillon and Eddinger guided the investigation, leading to confiscation of glasses and a rising storm over alleged sign-stealing.
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Mayor’s Small Claims Mail Inspires Broad Complaints
The mayor reports a flood of mail complaints, many unexpected and varied. Citizens express concerns on numerous topics, with no clear pattern emerging. Local officials review the messages for actionable items and public sentiment.
Roosevelt Republicans Break Up Over Political Realignments
The Roosevelt Republican Club formed after Theodore Roosevelt's rise to the presidency is nearly disbanded. Its Fox Building rooms will be vacated October 1 and remaining members will join only if the president approves. The split follows members moving to the opposing organization it was created to oppose, leaving no one to unite the parties.
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Air Aviators Set For Hudson River Flights At City Event
New York September 22 The Wright and Curtiss aeroplanes, stalled on Governors Island, plan flights over the Hudson during the Fulton celebration. Wright aims to demonstrate controlled gliding with the motor off and may circle the Statue of Liberty, while Curtiss tests water landings with pontoons. Plans include a river rise past battleships and Grant’s Tomb, with signal alerts to crowds and military guards to maintain order.
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Virginia father kills wife and daughter then dies
Despondent Chesterfield farmer W B Grover driven by financial reverses killed his 12 year old daughter Laurie and shot his wife before turning the pistol on himself. A coroner’s inquest followed as neighbors and relatives learned of the tragedy in Richmond Virginia.
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