City Council weighs sewage funds and street plans against Lake Shore rails
Amid heated debate the council considered a $4000 sewer appropriation plus $300 for a towologic and $3400 for Tecawaveh or Wabashayénna saves on Lake Shore tracks. Proposals to open streets across the tracks linger, with Alderman Straub steering the writing work. Adjournment focused on a Quaker Laura Haviland committee hearing and ordinances on Asian railway rights and street lighting. The meeting highlighted long‑standing fights over infrastructure and funding for city projects.
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Althe
Lake Shore
Aya
Ald
Straub
B. F. Graver
Bayalf
Wnd
Sand Williams Street
Strogien
Tesig
Curhing Public Building Fund Totals Reported
A fragment notes a public building fund totaling raised by direct tax and other sources. It cites 60000 by direct tax and 15518.13 by an unnamed short item with general fund allocations to six wards totaling 2000. The county adjourned to October 6.
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General Fund
Boy Murdered in New York After Cruel Attack
Police link a 14 year old boy’s murder to a brutal attack near Katharine Street and Bass River Moyday. The body showed signs of severe cruelty and tampering. Evidence points to a possible female suspect connected to the crime as investigators examine the canvas and timber setup intended to stage a crime scene.
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New York
Katharine Street
Bass River
Moyday
Jack the Wipper
Supreme Court Judge Rules on Delaware Indians Case
A district of Columbia supreme court justice issued an opinion Monday in the injunction proceeding of the Delaware Indians against Secretary Betche and the Dawes commission. The case centers on the secretary’s authority to approve land allotment in the Cherokee Nation set aside for the Delawares. The Todians contend the secretary has no authority to approve any segregation. The decision affects a 7,100 acre tract and the ongoing question mirrors a similar issue pending in another case.
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Washingt
Jatliet
Riot and Vandalism Erupt as Workers Demand Pay
A mob attacked the disused office of a company after workers demanded wages. Shots were fired injuring two policemen. fire brigade turned raiding riot with water cannons. Authorities called up militia as chaos spread through the area near the Algoma Central line.
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Mighipleoten
He Woods
Algomis Central
Themn
Elie F Bt
Plana Ooy Seng
New-York
Fie
Turbulent Political Struggles Loom in Illinois and Nation
Fragmented report chronicles labor unrest in Chicago candy shops and strikes, political maneuvers in Illinois and Iowa with governors and governors candidates, and national tensions from tax and subsidy debates. It notes appearances by party officials, Dawes commission issues, and stock market shifts amid a broad, unsettled political climate.
Parker's New Job in Michigan Political Circles
A garbled OCR item notes Parker, a well known figure in Michigan politics, taking a new position. It references his role among local party leaders and suggests a shift in influence within Morha’s political scene.
Methodists Confer Sunlight on Pension and Federation
Fragmented report from Teer on Methodist conference actions includes superannuated relations and pensions, church federation talks, and a delegate to the Anti-Saloon Congress. Also notes university building growth, enrollment hints, and separate local items on a man’s suicide in Bleu Hills. sensational juror indecision in Maryland.
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Welch
Nashvile
Ann Arbor
J. Wilson
W.7a
Frysana
W. J. Cogstiall
S. C. Stricklind
Washington
Michigan
Teck River
United States
Scholek
Niles
Yost
Mondar
Bulgarian government under pressure as Macedonian protest grows
The situation brightens slowly as Bulgarian officials resist action over Macedonian demonstrations. A committee of 14,000 Macedonians sought aid from Premier Petroff, who pledged Bulgaria would pursue its perceived best interests, while observers warn elections temper protests and Balkan politics edge toward action. European Turkey dispatch notes mass killings and village burnings around Krushevo and Vilevo, with the Meander orderbearer reassigned to Kastaris.
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Paete
Imondatir
Weil
M. Naty Poriteh
Constantinople
Igarisn
Parte JactJusie
Sofia
Aburpase
Aiunday
Petrofood
M_ Petrofire
Bulgaria
Duenk
Turkey
Krushevo
Russia's Army Strength in the Far East
Sept. 23 report details Russia's force in Manchuria with 50,000 troops on the Port Arthur Amur line and 110,000 at Port Arthur and Satie, 30 forts including Fort Arthur, fortifications along the district, plus forty ships at Port Arthur and forty more under steam in the region. Three battleships, two cruisers and four destroyers expected to arrive in Chinese waters.
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Rusela
Far East
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Amur
Pork Arthur
Satie
Fort Arthur
Talianwen
Fearful Old Soldier Healed by Bitters in Versailles
J. J. Havens of Versailles Ohio, once destitute and crippled by kidney and stomach ailments, found relief after trying Elective Bitters. He reports rapid improvement and praises the remedy as best on earth for kidney and stomach troubles, guaranteed by HB J Shepherd Co and Hart Shaw druggists.
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J. J. Havens
Versailles
Tver
HB. J. Shepherd & Co
Hart & Shaw
Foolish Advice On Diet From Unclear Source
Fragmentary OCR reads as advice about diet and health but is garbled and hard to parse. The fragment mentions removing saliowness and a pale diet, crediting unclear sources and unclear authors, with no clear names or events to anchor.
Marine Band to Play Centennial Parade Mass Meeting
Regular enlisted men cheered as Chicago plans a centennial parade. The Marine band will perform at the mass meeting, despite a union objection that threatened to withdraw the band from the celebration. The committee insisted on proceeding, making the Marine band the sole music at the Thursday eight mass gathering and not for any other event.
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Chicago
Bent
Macine
Warahington
Thursiey Aisht
Vnion
Daclares
Union Misitiane
Foveal Insidiane
Voce
Marine Band
National strike hits Cincinnati typefoundry workers
In Cincinnati and St Louis the American Typefounders strike expands across the industry. Workers including typecasters, mold and machine operators walk out after a national stand taken on September 29. Company says it will not concede further plant control while unions demand full terms.
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Untog
Askeil Ragardinss
St. Louis
Ispefanmices
Monilay
Avery
Telegram Map Free Offer for Subscriptions Upgrade
Subscrib ers who pay one year in advance or arrears receive a free Telegram Map at the office. City subscribers can get the map by paying outstanding balances and six months in advance. Maps are not mailed or sent through agents unless by express for 25 cents. The paper notes maps are valuable and urges subscribers to act under the outlined terms.
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