Governor Defies Court in Colorado Militia Standoff
District Attorney Trowbridge charged Adjutant General Sherman Bell and Brigadier General John Chase with false arrest in the Parker case and three other miners. Bell and Chase defy civil court authority claiming militia in the field are exempt. Governor Peabody supports the stance and warns civil courts against arresting militia officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Colo
Trowbridge
Leeds
Sherman Bell
John Chase
Sherman Parker
Thomas Underwood
Bell
Chase
National Guard
Colorado
United States
Attormey
Denver
Peabody
Miller
Embawgo Raised and Britain Opens Cattle Trade
Secretary Wilson announced that Britain has removed its embargo on cattle and sheep from New Fingland ports. The move concludes a year long effort by the State Department to eradicate foot and mouth disease from New England states and restore normal commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
State Department
Great Britain
Fingland
New England
Train Strikes Street Car In Chicago Collision
Five people were killed and about twenty injured when a Wisconsin Central limited passenger train collided with a Forty third avenue street car at Fifty second avenue. The street car carried passengers returning from the Harlem track meet. Motorman Kilroy blamed wet rails for the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin Central Limited
Fifty-second Avenue
Harlem
Kilroy
Charges of manslaughter in dairy death in Seattle
Coroner Toye and Prosecuting Attorney Scott say the Dunam illi dairy proprietors may face manslaughter charges over the death of Carrie Constantine. A chemist found formaldehyde traces in the baby's stomach and in the milk used to feed it, and investigators will probe the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Carrie Constantine
Dunamilli Dairy
Toye
Scott
Tanzer
Alaska Central Railway Progress Report Reveals Fast Start
Seattle reports construction on the Alaska Central Railway from Seward to the Tanana river Atwood is underway with headway in place. President George W Dickinson told stockholders at the annual meeting that work began August 25 and will complete at least 125 notes of read each year after May 4 104 in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Alaska Central
Rathway
Seward
Tanane River
Atwoode
George W. Dickinson
Miller Keeps His Job President Refuses to Remove Foreman
Washington Sept 30 President Roosevelt met with five AFL executive council members led by Gompers and Mitchell to discuss Foreman W A Miller of the government printing office. Miller was dismissed for union expulsion but reinstated by the president, who stated his decision not to dismiss Miller is final. The meeting also addressed eight hour and anti injunc tion legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
W. A. Miller
Government Printing Office
Miller
House of Representatives
Congress
Quiet Reception for Czar in Vienna Amid Military Precautions
The Czar’s arrival in Vienna drew subdued public interest despite heavy show of force. Cavalry artillery and police lined routes to Schoenbrunn with detectives stationed along the streets. The emperor appeared tired and showed little engagement with preparations, while the crowd offered restrained respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veinna
Edward
William
Schoenbrnonn Castle
Vienna
Schoenbrunn Castle
Musicians Refuse Parade Role Over Marine Band Issue
Chicago reports the Musicians' union bars its members from participating in the Centennial parade and events if the Marine Band from Washington plays at the mass meeting. The Marine Band is invited by the Centennial committee, who proceed with plans despite the union stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Musicians’ Union
Maurine Band of
Washington
Union
Marine Band
Transic
Resignations and appointments hit Northern Pacific and New Haven
Charles Mellen resigns as president of the Northern Pacific and is slated to become president of the New York New Haven and Hartford on October 21. In Manila, Dean Tompkins is sentenced to seventeen years for forgery. The Duke of Richmond dies at Gordon Castle after a bill incident during a house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Dean Tompkins
San Fernando
London
Duke of Richmond
Lennox
Gordon
Gordon Castle
Banffshire
St George's Church as a Modern Industrial Plant
A New York feature portrays St George's Church on Stuyvesant Square as a vast mixed enterprise combining religious work with extensive social and industrial programs. Rev William S Rainsford explains a yearly shortfall of about $40000, while the 20 year capital outlay nears $2.25 million. The complex includes Memorial House and industrial school facilities, a girls' infirmary, a Boys' Battalion, and extensive adult education and employment services, with one day hosting 2000 Sunday scholars and a bustling schedule of lectures, training, and civic activities.
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St. George's
Stuyvesant Square
New York
David Graham Phillips
Karper
William S. Rainsford
Lagmen
St. George’s Church
Ufe
East 16Th Street
Industrial Trade School
Battalon
Battalion
Tutselle
Georg Church
Lidia S. Cness
CATS
Dune
The Spark of Diamonds and Dust on a Dreamy Date
A tender exchange unfolds as she asks what he is thinking. He admits he was struck by the irony that the diamonds on her breast and a streak of soot on her nose are the same material, revealing shared beauty in contrast.
The Triumph of Reason and a Confession of Worthiness
A dialogue excerpt centers on a heroine asking if she should give her heart to a suitor who has confessed himself unworthy. She replies she cannot withhold it after his sincere admission, and a maternal figure prompts the moral reflection on love and discernment.
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Embawgo
New Fingland
Alaska
Dickinson
Acenuses
Berlin
Nipold
Jena University
Evangelical Society of Germany
Cberlitz
Saxony
Anzerman
South Shangtung
China
Czar
Marine Barn
Mellen
Defaulterer
University
John Bull
Mineuspolis
Business and Religion
William & Ratnsporn
Noche
University OF
Puget Sound
Tacosma, Washington
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
State of
Ooward WM. Randall, A.M. BL
Tacoma
Wasie
Paul Smits, M. D
J. A. Mapes, M. D
Physicians and Surgeons
Aberdeen General Hospital
P. E. Kierland
M. D
Olsen's
Aberdeen
Wash
Everett E. Lane
D. D
A. Coshe Ae
Heron Street
A. C. Kinnison, R. E. Whittaker
Aberdeen State Bank
J.C. Cross
Kaufman Blo
Aberdeen, Wash
Kaufman Block
E. E. Shields
R. BE. Taggart
Attorneys-at-Law
C.a.clark
George A. Black
Canadian Pacific Railway
G Street
R. L. Caldwell
J. C. Cross
Pontinental
Sflogh
D. C
G St
Heron
Hamooit
Fred Hewitt
Heron and
F Sts
I. W. Mason
Heron St
Aberdeen Livery and Transfer Co
Pfund Gros., Progrs
Grays Harbor
Dewers
Storey Gros
George Hilton’s
Market St
Tel
DR. Reeder
Weesant Club
Fashion Saloon
Bowes & Thompson
Heffron
D. J. Heffron
Prop
Lleron Street
L. W. Walker
Propr
YALE
A. Ingebrightsen
City Library
F. and
Market Street
J. M. Walker
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