Railroads impose embargoes on freight amid strike fears
Four local railroads announced tentative embargoes on freight and some passenger service as a possible railroad strike loomed next week. Most shipments must arrive by Saturday midnight or be delayed, with livestock and perishables rejected. Officials said train service would be maintained until the strike and embargo details were clarified, as merchants rushed to adjust orders and shipments.
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Infantile Paralysis Cases Rise in New York
New York August 30 health department officials see the epidemic under control but a rise in new cases shakes confidence. There were 73 new cases yesterday, 9 against 32 the day before, for the 24 hours ending at 10 a.m. Sunday.
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Danish West Indies Sale Boosts Negotiations
Santa Lucia legislature adopts a resolution to sell the Danish West Indies to the United States. The colonial council of St Thomas and St John, the other two islands, has already...
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Santa Cruz legislature pushes treaty ratification
The colonial council unanimously requests the ministry speed talks toward ratifying the treaty with the United States to relieve the Famous state of affairs on this island. There is no hope otherwise of rectifying our condition in the future.
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Bandit Robs Bank In San Francisco Heist
A bandit claiming to be Jack Evans of Chicago robbed the Anglo-California bank branch in a crowded San Francisco district, taking 8000 in gold and currency. He fled in a jitney pursued by a teller and chauffeur, ending at Golden Gate Park station where he was captured with the money.
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Twenty of Crew Lost When Steamship Founders
New Orleans Aug 30 Twenty men of the crew of 26 aboard the American steamer Admiral Clark which sailed from Port Arthur Texas for Buenos Ayres Aug 11 perished at sea when the steamer foundered Aug 16 in a tropical hurricane Six survivors arrived at the quarantine station here today on the Swedish barque Ta Captain James Daniels master of the steamer was among those drowned The six survivors were adrift in the Caribbean on a small raft for six days and hours before they were picked up by the Tana They were in serious condition from exposure and lack of food but all were reported greatly improved today The survivors are Garland Roteh chief officer Carl Johneo officer C H King steward Robinson third engineer Peter Ane Gerson sailor and Fred Cusik oiler The Admiral Clark carried a cargo of petroleum
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Australia Conscription Referendum Proposal Proposed
Melbourne August 30 time 113 a m The federal government has drafted a plan to hold a referendum on compulsory military service in Australia Premier William Hughes in England suggested conscription prompting opposition and the current proposal.
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England
Half Hearted Attacks Continue on Somme Front
London report says weather remains poor on the Somme and all operations are limited to minor enterprises. The War Office notes two weak enemy attempts to advance near Guillemont were promptly thwarted.
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Des Moines Manufacturer Dies in Vancouver Hotel
Christian W. Menning, 66, a wealthy Des Moines manufacturer, collapsed dead from heart disease in a hotel bathroom during a leisure trip with his wife to British Columbia and Alaska. The couple learned of a railway strike threat in Victoria and hurried to return. The item also notes a new Catholic church at Brownville Junction, Maine costing $6,000 built by a parish of 39 families.
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Divorce Mill Figures Prominent Names In Kentucky Case
Court records show Mary Meinger seeking divorce from Melzer amid quarrels and neglect. Rose Pitawn-Hams divorces Golden Bitewtt Hama. Leona Temple split from William Temple with $25 monthly alimony and attorney fees. Julia Antie seeks divorce from Herman Autte with $20 monthly support. Laure Tobbann sues Julius Tobbann for failure to provide. Destinations include Covington Kentucky and references to prior marriages and alimony outcomes.
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HGH School to Open Notify All Teachers
School opens Monday September 11 at the Hutte high with plans to admit the largest first day attendance. Registration will occupy the day while instruction begins Tuesday. Superintendent Maddock and Principal Firnce announce the opening date to the 40 faculty members.
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Unclear engineering claim on wheel defects and causation
The text discusses vague causes of mechanical injury in manufacturing, citing box straightening and delayed transformations of metal. It mentions debates over interior defects being from heavy wheel loads and asserts some investigators’ theories, noting inevitable defects in some rafts or parts.
Italy Germany rumors amid war policy rumors cited
The article reports rumors about Italy's stance toward Germany after a royal decree widening hostile measures to all enemy states and allies, mentioning alleged Swiss-German secret treaty and Italy's fear of Swiss involvement. It notes Italy's buildup on the Swiss frontier and General Cadorna's reluctance to deploy corps to aid Germany.
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