Hipple Stole Same Bond Controversy Dominates Nominations
Philadelphia reports District Attorney Bell vows full pursuit of those who misused Real Estate Trust funds. Two directors, both lawyers, allegedly profited up to 750000 from fees tied to Adolph Segal loans totaling 5300000. Segal, North, and Magwooi jailed for trial. Nearby, Santa Cruz GOP nominates Gillett for governor and Ruef's influence noted. Primary election platform pushes for candidate nominations by primary and duty-free building materials for San Francisco.
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Philadelphia
Bell
Adolph Segal
Hipple
Kochersberger
William F. North
Col Magwooi
Eatate Trust Company
Segal
Witdcat Securities
Committee On Platform
Republican State Convention
Congress
San Francisco
Veterans Enter Free of All Charge at State Fair
Lewiston Maine September 6 Veterans from the Civil War attended Grand Army day at the State Fair with free admission for all bearing a Grand Army button or emblem. A parade led by Joshua L. Chamberlain and speeches by General Charles P. Mattecks preceded a campfire program and evening supper, with Governor Cobb reviewing the parade.
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Lewiston
Joshua L. Chamberlain
Brunswick
Charles P. Mattecks
Portland
Cobb
Baldridge Reported Better in Denver
J C Baldridge shows improvement this morning doctors hold hope for recovery. Telegram from St Anthonys Hospital at 4 10 36 forenoon reaches Albuquerque friends and associates with encouraging news after earlier fears he would not live. He had typhoid fever and a prior report said he might return home in weeks a setback appears to have occurred.
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Denver
Cols
J. C. Baldridge
ST. Anthony's Hospital
Baldridge
Albuquerque
MENOHAL FORESEES CUBA PEACE BY PRESSURE OF PUBLIC OPINION
General Menohl predicts peace in Cuba soon saying it will be arranged or imposed by public opinion. He clarifies peace would be achieved through force of argument and public will compelling insurgents to submit to reasonable terms. Other items note telegraph workers' wage gains, money market movements, and a reported U S Steel deal to control Cambria Steel through Carnegie Steel.
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Menohal
Cuba
Havana
New York
Orm
Prime Mercantile Paper
Steel Corporation
C. Cambria Steel Company
Philadelphia
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cambria Steel Company
Carnegie Steel Semppany
Gould interests plan to extend lines northwest
Vice President and Manager Bock of Mineral Wells Northwestern railway stated the Gould interests intend to extend the line northwest through Texas. The goal is to shorten the transcontinental route and avoid the El Paso desert, with a supposition the line will connect with the Denver & Rio Grande.
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Fort Worth
Sept
Bock
Mineral Wells & Northwestern Railway
Gould
Texas
el Paso
Denver & Rio Grande
Anniversary of McKinley Death Honored in 1906 Remembrances
Canton observes the fifth anniversary of President McKinley’s shooting on September 6 1901 and his death at Buffalo’s Pan American exposition on September 14. Citizens recall his kindness and patriotism amid widespread monuments planned or completed in his memory. A national monument in Buffalo is to be unveiled next year costing about $000 000 with a $100 000 endowment fund sought for upkeep.
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Joan Csolgonn
Temple of Music
Buffalo
McKinsey
John G. Milburn
McKinley Tan Tan
Hig
Buffario
Chase-Chace Family Holds Seventh Annual Reunion
The seventh annual reunion of the Chase-Chace family of the United States opened at the Hotel Vendome in this city with several hundred members in attendance. Ex-Governor Bates and representatives of leading New England family associations arrived. A program includes addresses by prominent members, a sightseeing tour, and the annual dinner.
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Chase-Chace
Chase-Chaew
United States
Hotel Vendome
Attendanes
Bate
New England
Tembera
Bank Clerks Open Yearly Meet in Atlantic City
The American Institute of Bank Clerks opens its annual convention in Atlantic City on September 6, drawing larger attendance than ever with representation from every U S chapter. Noted speakers include E D Albert of Chicago and Joseph French Johnston of New York University, along with other finance leaders. The event features addresses, papers, and a banquet at the Hotel Shelburne, followed by a New York and Brooklyn chapter visit and tours in the afternoon.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Institute of Bank Clerkr
United States
E. D. Albert
Institute
Merchants Loan and Trust Company
Chicago
Joseph French Johnaan
New York University School of Commercce, Accounts and Finance
Chamber of Commerce
BK. Meads
University of Pennsylvania
W. M. van Deusen
Newark
Allen Newton
Hartford
Shaw
Hotel Shelburne
New York
Brooklyn
Lugebeon
Cafe Savarin
National banks urged to file condition reports by Sept 4
The comptroller of the currency ordered a call for statements from all national banks through September 4. In related news, Nelson has recovered from his beating claims and left Goldfield for Truckee for a short trip.
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Washington
Nelson
Goldfield
Nev
Gans
Truckee
Three Men Die as Floor Collapses at Garford Plant
In Elyria Ohio on September 6 a section of the second floor at the Garford company factory under construction collapsed. Three men were killed and a dozen injured, all reported as Hungarian workers.
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Elyria
Garfford Company
Hangarians
King Edward to Visit Vienna for Private Court Entertainment
Vienna awaits King Edward who will arrive tomorrow to stay several days with Emperor Francis Joseph at Schonbrunn. The visit is personal with no public functions, as Berlin and Vienna anticipate a broader understanding among the powers regarding Russia. A Paris report notes Captain Lenfant plans a West Africa expedition to seek a navigable waterway from Lake Chad to the Atlantic via the Niger and Benue-Mayo Kebbi routes.
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Vienna
Edward
Francis Joseph
Schowfbrunn
Marienbad
Schoen-brann
Berlin
Vienn
Russia
Paris
Lenfant
West Africa
Chad
Atlante
Niger
Congo-Ubangi-Fort de Pasnel
Shur
Forcados
Benue
Mayo-Kebbe
Lore
Toburi
Forest Fires Ravage Italian Lake Garda Region
Milan reports three days of wildfires along the Western shore of Lake Garda. The forest blaze covers a vast area destroying hundreds of huts or huts and many peasants' buildings. Damage is estimated in the millions as flames worsen and spectators watch in terror.
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Italy
Milan
Lake Garda
Mitt
Bute
Fire destroys Needles eating house and depot
Special to The Evening Citizen reports Needles California on September 6 a fire at the Harvey eating house and Santa Fe depot started in the kitchen and rapidly spread. Conductor F M Carter of Winslow and Uriscilla Bastain a waitress were burned to death. Conductor King and Hawes severely burned. Several others burned. Loss estimated at 978 dollars.
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Needles
Cal
Harvey
Santa & Fe
F. M. Carter
Winslow
Misa Uriscilla Bastain
Tor King and Hawes
Survivors of Walthall's Brigade Hold Reunion
Survivors of Walthall's famous brigade hold their annual reunion in Oxford Mississippi today with city guests treated to old time barber cue and Brunswick stew at the public park. About three thousand visitors from surrounding districts expected for the event.
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Walthall
Oxford
Miss
Brunswick
General Corbin vows to take action over Manila officer favors
Washington reports General H C Corbin plans to challenge army officers who accused him and other prominent generals of using official facilities in Manila for personal comfort and private establishment needs. He has asked the War Department to verify claims and pursue redress through official channels if injustice is found.
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Washington
D. C
Bept
H.C. Corbin
Manila
Ixterior
Corbin
War Department
Congress Labor Party in England Calls Pension Money
Congress Labor Party in England reports a request for pension money, outlining funding needs and potential policy measures. Officials indicate ongoing efforts to secure financial support and public backing for elderly welfare initiatives.
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Labor Party
England
ASK Pension
Resolutions and Suggestions From Irrigation Congress
Boise Sept 6 The National Irrigation Congress voted to meet next year in Sacramento California The officers elected include Governor Champerlain of Oregon as president First vice president John Henry Smith Second vice president B H Maxson George Barstow secretary D H Anderson Resolutions adopted urge rapid irrigation works preservation of watersheds support federal forestry service and opposition to sugar policy in Philippines urging penalties for headgate interference and noting dry farming trials in arid regions
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Boise
Sacramento
Calif
Twitchell
New Mexico
la Cobb
el Paso
Las Vegas
N. M
Janeg
Town
Jamestown
Horse
Champerlain
Oregon
National Irrigation Congress
John Henry Smith
Salt Lake City
B. H. Maxson
Reno
George Barstow
Texas
D. H. Anderson
Federal Reclamation Service
Weather Bureau
Agricultural Department
Irrigation Congress
Federal Forestry Service
Congress
Senate
America
West Virginia Hardware Dealers Hold Annual Convention
Several hundred retail hardware dealers from across the state gather in Wheeling for the West Virginia Retail Hardware Dealers' Association three day convention. Sessions run at the Wheeling Board of Trade with a plan to seek Board of Trade membership. Local hardware men prepared an engaging program for the event.
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West Virginia
Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association
Wheeling Board of Trade
West Virginia Board of Trade
Frisco Cars Welcomed With Shouts At Return To Service
Liverpool news notes pensions debate at union congress with wealth tax on land values. In San Francisco streetcar strike ends as unions suspend action and workers resume duty amid cheers from thousands. Chicago predicts iron moulders strike ending within a month due to new moulding machines. St Louis reports steady soja...
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San Francisco
Carmen
Chicago
Paul Blatchford
Meat Trades Association
Major J. E. Elder and Family Return to Albuquerque
Major J. E. Elder, longtime manager of the Colorado Telephone office and National Guard major, returns with his family from Salida Colorado to Albuquerque and will reside here going forward after leaving the telephone company. They are currently housed at 637 South Broadway as he plans future business ventures in the city.
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J. E. Elder
Colorado Telephone Company
Albuquerque
Salida
Colo
Albu
Albu~querques
South Broadway
Discovery of Well Ordered Conspiracy Against Mexico
Tucson dispatch reports Carlos Humbert Bruno Trevino and Genaro Maria, foreigners, arrested for inciting rebellion against Mexico. A border security push arrived Nogales, Sonora prepared to guard Independence Day events. Humbert carried campaign plans and territory maps. Mexican government to treat as traitors. United States officials pursued the case from Phoenix to Tucson.
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Mexico
Tucson
Ariz
Carlos Humbert
Bruno Trevino
Genaro
Maria
Cananea
Nogales
Sonora
United States
Ander
Phoenix
George Webb
St. Louis
Webb
Hidalgo
George Washington
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Wreckers OF Trust Bank
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Republicans
Wild Gat Securities
Santa Cruz
Gillett
Abe Ruef
Gillet
Haymes
Stad and Copper
Pennsylvania Railway
Pittsburg
Erle
Priwemay
Gould Interests
N.Y
Wna
Carter
Cali
Moniey
Liverpool
Trades’ Union Congress
Iter
Dene
Spelter, Firm
Ieuaba
MAJOR
Ding Haa
Tucson Star
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