Barbarous outrages in autocracy cursed Russia
A September report describes massacres by Cossacks and insurgents in multiple towns. Armenian villages faced indiscriminate killings as Tartars joined rebels. In Minken three hundred Armenians killed or harmed. reports claim severely harmed children thrown to dogs and survivors coerced into embracing orthodoxy. In Tiflis crowds at a town hall were fired upon, many Social Democrats killed or injured.
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St. Petersburg
Zangercaur
Minken
Sepatehex
Social Democrate
John the Baptist
Mexican government to suppress lotteries nationwide
Guadalajara dispatch notes that Mexico City has ordered the suppression of all lotteries after the expiration of the 25 year franchise of Loteria de la Beneficia Publica. The federal government plans to close the National lottery first and urges states and private concerns to wind down operations in a set period as part of a broad anti gambling effort.
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Guadalajara
Mex
Mexico
Republic
Loteria de la Beneficia Publica
National Lottery
Indians Suffer From Salt River Floods
Phoenix report notes Salt River floods damage Lambeye, Indian and Meridian dams built of straw and gravel. Repairs expected soon with about 200 dollars for labor. Maricopa and Pima irrigation chiefs say Indians will rebuild with no labor cost. Pimas near Gila crossing faced scarce water and damaged ditches but plan repairs to safeguard wheat and barley lands.
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Phoenix
Ariz
George E. Brown
Salt River
Gila Crossing
Gila
Two youths held for Duluth cigar store robbery
Duluth Minnesota Sept 12 Chief of Police McKinnon reports the robbery of Ralphs cigar store has been solved. Two young men Bert Holdridge and Wedard O Reilley are in custody at police headquarters and allegedly confessed. Both claim 19 years old. Holdridge was previously arrested in Russell s store burglary a year ago.
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Duluth
Minn
McKinnon
Ralph
Bert Holdridge
Bos
Wedard O'Reilley
Negro purse detector taken in Louisville robbery case
In Louisville on September 12 a 16 year old colored youth Lewis Thompson was arrested by Patrolman and Detective Kimble for robbing neighbors after two trees were snatched in three days. A thirty caliber revolver was found on him and the charge of carrying concealed deadly weapon added. Thompson was identified by Hallie Vowell and Mrs Alice Coyne as the purse thief.
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Evatcher
Louisville
Lewis Thompson
Kimble
Central
Theneato
Thompson
Mixs Hallie Vowell
Sixth Street
Alice Coyne
Noted W R C Ladies Guests in the City
Mrs B C Whitson returning from the Denver national encampment of the G A R and W R C entertains delegates from California Mrs Mary B Hartwell and Mrs Margarite Garey Wright of Los Angeles among the foremost ladies of the national organization Hartwell is past department president California and past national patriotic Instructor Wright was formal press Correspondent for the national organization Richard Mansfield is recovering from operation New York Sept 12 actorly recovering from two delicate operations for intestinal disorders last operation entirely successful
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B.C. Whitson
W. KR. C
Denver
Mary B. Hartwell
Margarite Garey Wright
Los Angeles
California
Hartwell
Wright
National
Department of California
Naional Organization
Richard Mansfield
New York
Richard Mans
The
Herald Today
Minnesota Flour Popular in China
The Chinese government ordered 16 000 tons of flour from Flour City milling interests. A large local milling company bid on 10 000 tons of patent flour, with a slim chance of meeting the price. The offer came from China via San Francisco and equals about 100 000 barrels.
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Minnesota
China
Minneapolis
Flour City
San Francisco
Republican candidates withdraw for reform in Philadelphia
Miles of the Republican city committee announced letters from the party’s county ticket candidates withdrawing from the tickets in response to demands for an entirely new slate to secure reforms within the party.
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Reform
Philadelphia
Republican City Committee
Dead man steers the Good Ship Woodbury in hurricane
Honolulu reports a dead man held the wheel of the schooner Charles Levi Woodbury for hours from Lausan to land. the vessel suffered heavy damage in a hurricane and the death may be from overwork. Rumor from Rome says Haron Komura’s family may have been assassinated. the Tribuna calls it uncredited.
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Woodbury
Honolulu
Charles Levi Woodbury
Lausan
Komura
Rome
the Tribuna
Tien Tal
Haron Komura
Japan
Falls From Pole Thirty Five Feet in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee on September 12 a lineman for the Tennessee Telephone Company fell about thirty five feet from a pole at Lindsey and Vine streets while assisting with wiring. He was taken by ambulance to a hospital where a fracture to the left arm and other injuries were treated. The cause remains unclear as investigators plan an examination.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennenses
Lindsey
Vine Streets
Heasley
Tanger Hospital
Big Aid
Johnson
Tayale Webb
Telephone Company
Wool Market Good Prospects Bright For Mills
A high volume of business reported in wool market. Prospects for woolen mills are brighter as worsted mills also ramp up purchases of supplies.
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Masa
Admiral Togo's flagship sinks after fire and explosion
Tokio reports the battleship Mikasa was destroyed by a fire and magazine explosion. The loss includes 599 lives from Mikasa and other ships' crews. The flagship of Vice Admiral Togo sank after a midnight fire on September 10. The Mikasa, launched in 1891 in Kure, led Japanese actions in major engagements and the Sea of Japan fight. Chief Tamayaku Adachi resigns as Tokyo police chief amid calls for reform.
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Tokio
Mikasa
Togo
Sea of Japan
Faklo
Tamayaku Adachi
Metropolitan Police
Union Vet eran Legion opens with small turnout in Wilmington
Wilmington Delaware September 12 The national encampment of the Union Veteran Legion opened with lower than expected attendance as many veterans were in Denver for the Grand Army of the Republic meeting and have not yet returned. Officials delay parade date awaiting more members and a reception and smoker will be held at the armory. General William A Reilly of Wilmington is favored for national commander.
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Wilmington
Del
Union Veteran Legion
Denver
Colo
Grand Army of the Republic
Firat Regiment
William A. Reilly
Farmers Meet in Congress
New York Sept 12 Detectives continued night search for Paul Kelly motor man of Ninth street elevated train that jumped track at Fifty third Street junction injuring passengers. Train from St Louis strikebreaker. Investigations by state railroad commission.
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New York
Paul Kelly
Ninth Street
Fiftyahird Street
Betty
Motown
Lho
St. Lotte
State Railroad Commission
Parsons
William Cole
Ella Manor
William T. Niebhur
Chinese British subject removed to Soochow
Shanghai report states a Chinese British subject arrested at Ouinsan has reportedly been removed to Soochow despite protests from the British consul. The case involves alleged torture claims and ongoing diplomatic friction between Britain and local authorities.
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Soochow
Shanghai
Ouinsan
Fair Preparations Build For Six Day Territorial Fair
The twenty-fifth territorial fair is six days away as the fair association office buzzes with activity. Secretary Sellers handles space requests for fruit exhibits, cattle pens, and stalls for face horses. G W Ford arrives with five horses for the five mile relay, while entrants from Santa Fe Central and the San Juan country join hopes for a large fruit and produce display. An electrical display is being shipped to light up streets, as entries for pace and trot races fill events. The International Stewards Convention begins in Atlantic City with heavy attendance.
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the Fair Association
Sellers
Scott Knight
Santa Fe Central
G. W. Ford
Hetancia Valley
Wstancia Valley
Ford
San Juan
Denver
Alburauarg
Copravenue
Silver Avenue
First Street
Fifth Street
Rate War Threatens As Rail Lines Consider Cuts and Loans
News wires report a looming rate war as Chicago to New York lines face pressure. A New York Life inquiry cites dummy bonds and stock moves via a trust firm, with a $600 yearly note to a colored messenger and a $200,000 policy holder gain. Live Stock Board meets in Guthrie with officials gathered for the ninth annual session. Chicago discusses through tickets and winter rates as Western Passenger Association weighs cuts to protect western revenues.
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New York
Edmund PD. Randolph
New York Life Insurance Company
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Insurance Compt AK Conleral
Randolph
Messenger
Marshall
Madison
Live Stock Board
Guthrie
Oklo
State Boards of Animal Industry
International Association of Live Stock Sanitary Boards
T. B. Ferguson
Territory
J. W. Duke
D. F. Luckey
Missouri
W. P. Smith
Monticello
Western Passenger Association
Chicago New York
Colorado Springs
Potata
Palatial Special Train for Bankers to Washington
Chicago news notes a likely palatial Bankers Special to depart October 7 over the Big Four for the American Bankers Association convention in Washington. The car train will include ten Pullmans, a buffet library, an observation car, two new dining cars, porter and staff service, and wireless and market-report facilities. Indiana bankers will join at Indianapolis. the train travels Cincinnati to Old Point Comfort then to Washington via steamer.
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Chicago
Bankers
Weat
American Bankers’ Association
Washington
Indianapolis
Indiana Bankers
Cincinnati
Old Point Comfort
Potomac
J. P. Spinning
Big Four
Lynch
Shot by a burglar in Greenwich residence
Mrs. C Morell of New York, an official of United States Steel, was shot in her Greenwich, Connecticut home early today. The bullet shattered her jaw and lodged in her shoulder, with condition not specified. Governors on a visit in Concord, New Hampshire, included N B Brown Florida and others from eastern states attending Governors Day.
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Greenwich
Conn
C. Morell
Converse
New York
United States Steel Company
Concord
N. H
de Stacy Sale
N. B. Brown
Florida
N.C. Blanchard
Louletann
James Ki Vardaman
Mbewisitip
Jefferson Davis
Arkannie
T. i. .Menn
North Carolina
Wim. M. ©. Dawson
West Virginia
St. Johnsbury
Fire Devastates Town As Tyrone Area Burns
In Tyrone four miles east of Lawrenceburg a major fire struck tonight at 8 o clock, destroying the department store and a church and leaving damage around 25 000 with insurance to 15 000.
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Lawrenceburg
Tyrone
Traveling Engineers Meet In Detroit Convention
About 800 delegates gathered for the annual Traveling Engineers association session in Detroit with headquarters at the Cadillac hotel. Four days of sessions will cover railroad engineering topics and papers, with Buffalo chamber commerce urging next year’s meeting there.
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Detroit
Mich
Travelling Engineers’ Association
Cadillac Hotel
Chamber of Commerce of
Buffalo
American Capitalists Buy Mexican Roads
Senor B M Derozarena, owner of the Padhnan and Rael del Monte railroad in Mexico, arrived in New York to negotiate sale to a New York syndicate. The system includes Pachuca street lines and mines railroads. The syndicate, connected by W Seavers, has bought the San Rafael Mexico railroad for 3 000 000 and owns a concession to build a Mexico City to Tehuantepec Isthmus line.
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New York
Senor
B. M. Derozarena
Padhnan & Rael del Monte
Mexico
Pachuca
W. Seavers
San Rafael
Amxico Railroad
Mexico City
Sole Point
Tehauntepec
San Rafael & Atlexico
Canadian trades congress opens in Montreal with larger attendance
The Canadian Trades and Labor Congress opens its third annual session in Montreal with delegates from national and provincial councils, unions and labor groups. Plans include nationalizing the Canadian labor movement, union incorporation, arbitration in disputes, and curbing arbitrary strikes. Immigration into Canada also to be discussed. In Atlanta, Judge T J Simmons chief justice of Georgia dies aged 54. In Logan Utah mechanical shops of agricultural college destroyed by fire causing $50,000 loss.
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Montreal
Que
Natong Trades
Congress of Canada
Sion
Trades and Labor Councils
Forei Zn
Canada
Atlanta
T. J. Simmons
Supreme Court of Georgia
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Russia
Lucasia
Admiral Togo
England
Ing Mikasa
TQGO
Grand Army
Kelly
New York Elevated
Congress
Defenders
Maryland
North Point
Baltimore
Hiehmond
Farmers’ National Congress
United States
Harviy Jordan
Mauricelia
Benetan Cameron
Ralelen
Congreda
Sesslon Witil
Girardin
Law Veane
New Mexico
Arizona
International Stewards’ Convention
Atlantic City
No 1
International Stewards Association
Hoswion
Rudolf
New York Legislative Special Committee
Railway Carmen
N. Y
the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Frank L. Ronemus
Carmen
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Icanadian Trades and Labor Congress
Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Jugiccultural College
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