Republicans sweep New York and neighboring states announce wins
The Republican state convention favors Charles Evans Hughes for New York governor on the first ballot with 827 votes to 151 for Wadsworth and 31 for Stewart. Other states report Republican gains with Fernald winning Maine governor, and Iowa, Minnesota races highlighting party strength.
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Charles Evans Hughes
New York
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Livingston County
John K. Stewart
Montgomery
Lewis S. Chanler
Bryan
Henry B. Quinby
New Hampshire
A. Heaton Robertson
New Haven
Connecticut
Maine
Bert M. Fernald
Poland
Obadiah Gardner
John F. Lacey
Iowa
Gov. Cummins
United States
James A. Tawney
James McCleary
Clarence B. Miller
Minnesota
Miller
J. Adam Bede
Notable 1900s Briefs Span Politics and Records
Ohio Congressman Laning acquitted of misparing Laning Printing funds. Leo Tolstoy elected honorary faculty at University of St Petersburg. Carrie Nation pressed Judge Taft on liquor. Wilbur Wright sets 39 minute European flight record. Nicaragua’s Senor Corea resigns. Dr Rodolfo Espinoza named successor. Wilson Collins released from Leavenworth after six years for banking violations.
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Laning
Ohio
Laning Printing Company
Leo Tolstof
University of St. Petersburg
Carrie Nation
Taft
Wilbur Wright
Senor Corea
Washington
Rodolfo Espinoza
Wilson Collins
Elkhart
Ind
Leavenworth
Kan
Tragic Wright Flight and Collateral News
The Wright brothers aeroplane at Fort Myer failed when a propeller blade broke. Lieut. Selfridge died from injuries, and Orville Wright was severely wounded. The incident drew about 2,000 spectators and prompted an official inquiry.
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Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Lieut
Thomas . Selfridge
Army Signal Corps
Wright
Board of Signal Officers
George O. Squuter
Army
Lieut Selfridge
Jelon
Colon
Panama
Giovanni P. Morosini
W. W. Reamer
East St. Louis
Ted
Oklahoma
Mty
Okla
Warry Pearson
Warry Parker
Jala
Wan
Keosanqua
George Morton
New York
Philadelphia
Aeon wreck reported near Christmas Island. all aboard safe
Cablegram from Fanning Island states the long missing British steamer Aeon was wrecked on Christmas Island but passengers and crew escaped and camped ashore. Fire threats and fires in Maine and Ontario eased after heavy rainfall. other dispatches note bombardment fears in Tabriz and a barge explosion at Mare Island cost a life and injuries.
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Fanning Island
Christmas Island
Maine
Tabriz
John Smith
Calhoun
Wis
Agusta Crabow
Charles Edward Luard
London
Swift & Company
South St. Joseph
Oklahoma Election Board
Prohibition
Mark Twain
Redding
Ionn
Bangs
St. Petersburg
State Trust Company
St. Louis
Edward Quick
Michigan City
Ind
Aix-la-Chapelle
Joseph James
Springfield
Ill
Gerard
Supreme Court
Helen Maloney
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Arthur Herbert Osborne
Bay Shore
Green Springs
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
John Cook
Philo
Edna McClelland
Chicago
Interparliamentary Union
Berlin
McAlester
Okla
Bingham
New York
New York Stock Exchange
E. R. Chapman & Co
Alabama
Naples
United Hatters of America
D. &. Loewe & Co
Dan Pury
Conn
John
Wilbur Patterson
Gaston
Pittsburg
Republican State Convention
Utah
W. G. Spry
Bureau of Tabor
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
LC Writehard
Piloselmiainn Company
South Carolina
Iowa News Digest Highlights Local Incidents and Developments
A Waterloo demolition uncovering 300 pounds of honey. a Redfield boy injures his leg in a revolver incident. Iowa records show kerosene consumption rise, Greenfield High adds courses and piano, and O J Lapp leads peanut cultivation. Community anniversaries, accidents, fire losses, elections, and local civic changes are noted across towns from Clinton to Dubuque.
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Walnut Street
Waterloo
Harold Towns
Redfield
Iowa
Greenfield High School
O. J. Lapp
Melbourne
Lapp
First Congregational Church of
Algona
Des Moines
Granville Ryan
Hartung
Ryan
Tabor
Malvern Light and Power Company
Boone Investment Company
Boone
Quinn Wire and Iron Company
Scranton
Dubuque
Burlington
Wisconsin
Michigan
Mississippi Valley
Fremont Voters’ Association
John C. Tremont
Fairfield
F. M. Mossberry
Columbus Junction
Fremont-Lincoln Association
Lincoln
Mount Pleasant
Martha J. Ross
Insanity Commission
Clarinda
Commission
Town Central Railway
Oskdaloosa
Koy
Mormingside College
Fem
Conservatory of
Mousic
Alva Alexander
Modale
Harrison County
Red Oak
Smith McPherson
Marshalltown
Grand Lodge of the Odd. Fellows
State Assembly
Rebekahs
Andy Boothe
Colfax
Jeanette Fairgraves
Valley Junction
Anna Guthrie
Lenox College
Hmit
Harlan
A. G. Dwier
Nevada
John M. McDonald
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Woodbury County
W. T. Cloud
Zearing
Cloud
George E. Spear
Methodist Church of
State Center
First National Bank of
Rockford
Wiliam Tell
Mason City
Buchanan
Bell
Cedar Falls City Water Works
H.C. Boysen
Boysen
Upper Town University
Jaubuque
Cholera in Russia Threatens St. Petersburg Citywide Crisis
Reports from St. Petersburg describe a rapidly spreading cholera outbreak surpassing 1898 in severity. Officials seek martial law measures while funding and medical actions expand, including school wards converted to hospitals and liquor sales restricted to curb infections.
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St. Petersburg
Aldermanic Council
Volga
Caspian
Don Cossacks
Stein Secures Son s Body in Jewish Cemetery Burial
In Des Moines Mor rig Stein gains custody of his son s remains after an unsolved Loudenville shooting. Mae Bayard Stein waives rights. Jacob Stein s injunction suit dismissed. estate issues resolved. Father to receive body and costs. Bayard to remain administrator. home at 1715 Clark Street and personal property remain with Mae Bayard Stein. Insurance settlement unresolved.
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Des Moines
Morrig Stein
Loudenville
Mae Bayard Stein
Jacob Stein
Brennan
Mr. Stein
Clark Street
Morris Stein
Bayard Stein
Cholera Cases Rise in Manila as Death Toll Grows
Fifty eight new cholera cases and nineteen deaths are reported for the twenty four hours ending at eight o clock this morning in Manila. Infected areas in the city and suburbs are spreading, but health authorities remain confident they will quickly gain control of the situation.
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Manila
Wright Improves After Aeroplane Accident
Washington Sept 21 Orville Wright who was seriously injured Thursday in the aeroplane accident which caused the death of Lieut Thomas Selfridge continues to improve in the hospital with his condition less serious than earlier reports indicate.
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Orville Wright
Washington, D. C
Thomas Selfridge
Debs Arrives in Pierre SD on Red Special
Socialist presidential candidate Eugene V Debs arrived in Pierre South Dakota aboard the Red Special on a Saturday stop. He spoke to a large crowd for about an hour, drawing wide attention to his campaign.
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Debs
South Dakota
Pierre
S. D
Mugene VY
Pillsbury Reorganization Move In Chicago Meeting
Reorganization steps for the Weshburn Milling company of Minneapolis proceed with a meeting in Chicago. A plan to remove ninety elevators from the Minnesota & Northern Elevator Company, a subsidiary, will be considered as investigators’ committee reports are released.
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Chicago
Pillsbury
Weshburn Milling Company
Minnewoos
Wiel
Chicado
Erecitors’ Committee
Minensota & Northern Elevator Covpeny
Conmmany
Vrettnipagy
Minnespolis
Temperance Lesson and Moral Precepts
A historical religious reflection on temperance from Isaiah and Proverbs, detailing God’s care for Judah as a vineyard, the failure to produce fruit, and the repeated link between wealth and wine as causes of ruin. It includes Marathon race alcohol bans, pledges for total abstinence, and a call to personal temperance aligned with education and self-control.
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Judah
Israel
Isaiah
Jerusalem
David
Ashland
Boston
Becau
Mereoy
Aga He
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