Parker fires shot at Roosevelt in Richmond rally
Judge Alton B Parker assails President Roosevelt over alleged campaign fund ties to Standard Oil. He cites 1904 contributions, asserts Roosevelt expanded federal power and praised Taft while labeling GOP leaders as corrupt. Parker urges party change to curb government overreach and waste.
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Standard of! Co
Standard Oi Co
Alton B. Parker
New York
Richmond
Snider Rayner
Parker
Republican Party
Harrisburg
Taft
Meyer
Judge Parker
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Standard lI
Standard of Company
George B. Cortelyou
National
Standard 611 Company
Actign Fund
Nat Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Blan Oil Company
Ure ‘Treasury
Connecticut Weather Forecast With Warmer Conditions Ahead
A weather forecast for Connecticut expects fair tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures. Variable winds tonight becoming southerly, a disturbance over Lake Superior brings rain to the Mississippi valley and western lake region, while pleasant conditions prevail elsewhere. High pressure centers over the north Atlantic.
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Lake Superior
Mississippi Valley
Lake Region
North Atlantic
Directors rule tied game in New York Chicago protest
National League directors concluded testimony on the September 23 protest between New York and Chicago. They ruled the game a tie and ordered a replay at a later date agreed by the clubs. Chicago fans anticipated the outcome as the American League title race loomed and expected possible rain rescheduling.
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National Baseball League
New York
Dovey
Boston
Old Resident Dead Manchester Man Held Many Trust Posts
Alfred Wells Case of Case Bros. paper manufacturers, died at Highland Park after a brief illness with uraemia. Born October 30, 1840, he spent life in Manchester, learning paper making and later forming a partnership with twin brother Albert W. Case. Noted inventor of the Case propeller wheel. Republican, served in the general assembly in 1889. Survived by son Lawrence We, daughter Carol, and three brothers.
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Alfred Wells Case
Case Bros. Paper Manufacturers
Highland Park
Case
Albert W. Case
General Assembly
Lawrence We
Carol
Death by gas in Torrington man from Winsted
James Monroe, about 30, who reported from Winsted and took a room at 72 Water Street, Torrington, died last night by self-inflicted gas exposure. He locked doors and windows, stuffed keyholes, and turned on the gas after a brief stay, with police discovering him. A brother is said to reside locally.
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Lonn
Addie Beckwith
Water Street
Winsted
James Monroe
Mra Beckwith
Monroe
Was it work of hazers in Willis Smith case
A missing freshman Willis B. Smith of State university may have been abducted by hazers after disappearing on September 22. A letter from Mrs Norma Reandolph in Carlisle Pa described a man found starved in a freight car at Mahanoy Pa, forwarded to police for leads.
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Uci
Willis B. Smith
State University
Ernest Smith
Norma Reandolph
Carlisle
Mahanoy
Willis Smith
Hazers
Hartford Bridge Dedication Sparks City Wide Celebration
Hartford New York morning events describe a three day bridge dedication with a 100 gun salute, thousand bells, and a 40 000 visitor turnout. The $3 million Connecticut river bridge links Dorchester and Watertown settlers in a state ceremony featuring troops, press, and a pipe of peace with local Native Americans.
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Conn
Water Front
Main Street
Connecticut
News England
Connecticut River
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Dorchester
Watertown
Mass
Thomas Hooker
Samuel Stone
Chi Sunckquaston
F Dians
Hooker
Stone
Goodwin
Typhoon Destroys Barracks and Wrecks Ships in Luzon
Manila reports reveal a wide reaching typhoon that raged last Sunday across Luzon. Barracks at Stotsenburg and cavalry facilities were destroyed with losses totaling about 36000 dollars. The schooners Lucia and Soledad were wrecked off Mindoro and most of their crews drowned. Captain J C Heinschein and nine Lucia crew perished commeing from earlier reports of September 23.
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Luzon
Stotsenburg
Lucia
Soledad
Mindor
J. C. Heinschein
Still After Cruiser Yankee Stranded at Spla die Rock
Following an unsuccessful attempt yesterday to move the stranded cruiser Yankee from her impaled position on Spla die Rock in Busza bay, wrecking craft naval colliers and tugs prepared today for another effort to free the vessel.
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Newport
R. I
Busza Bay
Hartford Denied as Editor. Accused of Offensive Partisanship
Washington reports that Fernando L. Hartford, chief clerk at Portsmouth navy yard purchasing, faces charges of offensive partisanship by John H. Bartlett of Portsmouth. Hartford argues he is not editor of the papers with the alleged articles, but president and treasurer of the stock company owning two Portsmouth newspapers. He has taken the matter to the civil service commission while navy officials review related data.
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Navy Department
Fernando L. Hartford
Portsmouth
N. H. Navy Yard
John H. Bartlett
Hartford
Funeral details set for Hartford Bishop Tierney
The funeral of Right Rev Bishop Tierney is scheduled for Friday at 10:30 AM from St Joseph's Cathedral Hartford with the body lying in state from 3 PM today until burial. Church officials, including Mgr John Synnott and Rev John Murray, traveled to Boston for guidance on preces and officers, while a large circle of clergy and laypeople offered condolences. The Hartford bishopric remains vacant as consultors and irremovables prepare a trio of candidates and forward the list to the metropolitan for selection.
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Tierney
St Joseph's Cathedral
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John Murray
Boston
William O'Connell
Farmington Avenue
T. Duggen
J. J. Murray
J. F. Quinn
EB. M. Hayes
F. Jordan
J. F. McDonald
V. G
John Vanden Noort
Putnam
Michael McKeon
New Haven
Hugh Treanor
Norwich
John T. Winters
New Britain
Thomas
Middletown
J. Smith
Dignus
T. Brown
Dignior
F. Robinson
Cane
Heston
New England
Burlington
Fall River
Mass
Manchester
N. HL
Portland
Providence
R. L
Springfield
Masa
Ministers Meet Over Bulgaria Independence Crisis
Constantinople reports a long ministers session on Bulgaria's declaration of independence from Turkey at Tirnova. They reject any action violating treaties and urge a Berlin treaty enforcement note to the powers. France and Britain back an immediate international conference to resolve the Bulgarian situation.
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Turkey
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Yenai Gazette
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France
Berlin
Great Britain
Alice Will Be There for Longworth Visit in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on October 6 Congressman Nicholas Longworth arrives to speak at the Republican opening. He will be accompanied by his wife Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth. A committee of Pittsburg women with Mrs C L Magee as chairman will entertain the president's daughter. She will be honored as guest for an automobile tour of the city and at a country club luncheon. She will stay as house guest of Mrs B Wallingford, a Longworth relative.
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Pittsburg
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Pittsboro
C. L Magee
B. Wallingford
Longworth
Birth记录 prompts Baldwin street family news in city section
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Daniel Larkin at 446 Baldwin Street. The fire department will begin placing furnishings in the Baldwin Street engine house tomorrow. A jury verdict favored the defendant in Dunn v Heminson. Daniel Slattery of 55 Pemberton Street was struck by a trolley on Baldwin Street, fracturing his left hip and breaking the leg below the knee. Dr Egan cautions possible internal injuries. Aldermen meeting discussed water questions and favored awaiting fall session. some prefer Walcott as a source, while others back the Branch project. Branch water’s poor taste persists but remains available for fire pressure. Scovill Street engine house shows 100 pounds pressure, about 10 below normal, with dirt at the dam awaiting long-term cleaning.
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Baldwin Street
John T. Dunn
Albertina Heminson
Daniel Slattery
Pemberton Street
Egan
Board of Aldermen
Buck
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Hurley
Templeton
Walcott
Connecticut
Wolcott
Scovill Street
Monnett calls Standard Oil statement a pack of lies
Frank 8. Monnett former Ohio attorney general spoke in Kansas City denouncing a Cleveland Standard Oil Co attorney statement as lies. He read Squires and Tolle related claims, denied bribery charges, and questioned sources and connections involving Foraker Rockefeller McKinley and Manhattan Fire Insurance, urging further investigation.
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Frank
Monnett
Ohio
Ohl Co
Cleveland
H. Tolle
Supreme Court
Larry Neal
Standard of! Co
Dillon
Columbus
C. B. Squires
Board of Directors
Squires
Abner McKinley
Charles N. Haskell
Rockefeller
Haskell
McKinley
New York
Broad Street
Senator Foraker
Washington
Standard Oil Co
Foraker
Tolle
New York World
Manhattan
De Wolf Hopper Hurt In Stage Fall In Syracuse
De Wolf Hopper, performing What Happened Then in Syracuse, fell twelve feet to the stage and was found to have concussion of the brain. Doctors are treating him as the audience was dismissed. Hopper, known for four marriages, has been widowed or divorced from Nellie de Wolf Gardiner, Ida Moshier, Edna Wallace, and Nella Bergen.
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de Wolf Hopper
Ida Moshier
Boston
Edna Wallace
San Francisco
Nella Bergen
Roosevelt Meets Sheldon at White House on Political Situation
October 6. Treasury Secretary Sheldon of the Republican National Committee visited the White House to discuss the general political situation with President Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Sheldon
Republican National Committee
White House
Strike Outlook in Lynn Deepens with Unions Demands
Oct 6 Lynn Massachusetts reports no progress toward settlement as unions insist on recognition in all factories and abolition of the blacklist. The state arbitration board, gathered at City Hall on Mayor Porter’s request, identified these demands as the core issues hindering agreement.
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Mass
State Board of Arbitration
Porter
Ingersoll Helps Form Humane Medical Research Society
Miss Maud Ingersoll of 117 Hastow Street is among incorporators of the American Society for Humane Medical Research, approved by Justice Gerard. Other incorporators include Mrs B M Farrell, C P Farrell, Diana Bollowl, and Eva L Brown. The group aims to conduct clinical and laboratory research and operate laboratories and an office in New York City. The first meeting is set for October 16 at Miss Ingersoll's residence to unveil the society's program.
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Maud Ingersoll
Hastow Street
Rol G. Ingersoll
Gerard
Supreme Court
American Society For Humane Medical Research
Ins
8. M. Farrell
Miss Ingersoll
Dobbs Ferry
C. P. Farrell
East Twenty-first Street
Diana Bowlall
Broadway
Eva LF. Brown
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