Labor Day parade planned by Anaconda unions with speeches
Anaconda labor unions prepare a Labor Day parade with Rev. Benjamin F. Wilson as speaker. A double procession forms on Commercial avenue with sections for clerks, trades, mill and smelter workers, bands, and city officials. Excursion trains to Mountain View park offer cash prizes and amusements, while businesses close for the day and the Washoe smelter suspends operations.
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Anaconda
Benjamin F. Wilson
Central Trades Council
Mr. Wilson
Eugene V. Debs
Central Labor Council of
Commercial Avenue
John F. Riley
Main Street
Park Avenue
Main
Pine Street
Fourth
Sixth
Chestnut
Park
Women’s Protective Union
W. R. Morley
Cedar Street
Anaconda Band
Central Labor Council
Woman's Protective Union
Washoe
Tommyhawk Bill Detained After Hatchet Attempt
Dillon reports Tommyhawk Bill was challenged for a quarter by a steel gang foreman who refused. Bill seized a hatchet and attempted to strike the foreman before being knocked aside and captured by police. He faces tagging tomorrow.
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Standard
Dillon
Tommyhawk Bill
Bill
Tommyhawk
Fire destroys City of Papeete off Lombard street wharf
The barkentine City of Papeete, berthed off Lombard street wharf, was badly damaged by a morning fire. The fire tug Governor Irwin fought the flames for three hours. The ship, arriving Aug. 20 from Unalaska with 217000 codfish for Alaska Codfish Co., is suspected to have started by rats tampering with matches.
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San Francisco
Barkentine
Papeete
Lombard Street
Governor Irwin
Unalaska
Alaska Codfish Company
Cholera Cases Rise in Philippine Provinces
Manila reports a surge with 340 cases in the provinces last Saturday. Total since outbreak 27,929 cases and 19,440 deaths nationwide to date.
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Manila
Not docketed for trial in Logan case at Knox County court
Knoxville dispatch reports Harvey Logan alias Kid Curry faces delays at the Knox County circuit court. The police shooting cases were not placed on the September docket, with officials citing plans to call them after the regular docket clears. The course may push trial into mid September with possible unforeseen developments.
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The
Standard
Knoxville, Tenn
Harvey Logan
Kid” Curry
Knoxville
Circuit Court of
Knox County
Logan
Reuben L. Cates
Cates
Race Meeting at Dillon Promises Four Day Autumn Meet
Dillon hosts a four day race meet on Sept 25 to 28 with $4000 in purses and expected large attendance of Indian tribes. Indian races feature daily events with red men bringing swift horses from Ross Fork and Lemhi agencies. About 150 horses from Butte may compete plus cow horses and ponies, with stock saddles at least 30 pounds.
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Standard
Dillon
Racing Association
Montana
Ross’ Fork
Lemhi
F. H. Cooney
Butte
Big Day Ahead at Sea Girt Interstate Shooting Meet
Labor Day features carbine and revolver matches plus the inter club event for the United States rifle championship. Five man teams fire 10 shots at 200 yards on standard targets with prizes including a championship banner and medals.
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N. J
National Rifle Association of America
New Jersey State Rifle Association
United States Association
United States
Sea Girt
National Rifle Association
United States Military and Naval Academies
War Department
Ottawa
Sea Girl
Canada
Great Britain
Nation's Letter Carriers Scene In Denver Plans
One thousand Denver letter carriers expected by noon tomorrow for the 13th annual National Letter Carriers Association convention. Delegates total about 600 with 400 to 500 visitors. three special trains from central New England and the South due. A parade and reception mark opening, while plans push for a centralized management and a retirement fund funded by carrier assessments.
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Denver
National Association
Central
New England
Coliseum Hall
National Letter Carriers’ Association
Milwaukee
Postoffic
United States
Post Office Department
Washington
Insurance Department
James C. Keller
Keller
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Mutual Benefit Association
Democratic State Convention Faces Slow Nomination Pace
Sandusky Ohio August 31 The Democratic state convention will be held this week to nominate candidates for secretary of state supreme judge and board of public works There are fewer candidates than usual Herbert S Bigelow Cincinnati pastor and friend of Mayor Tom Johnson is a leading name Johnson will preside over the convention Johnson may bring a platform likely to be adopted with little opposition The Johnson platform may focus on state issues including franchise and public utility taxation McLean faction aims only at control of the state central committee.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Board of Publi Works
Herbert S. Bigelow
Vine Congregational Church
Cincinnati
Bigelow
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
Kansas City
Indorse Bryan
McLean
State Central Committee
Bombardment to resume on Ciudad Bolivar
News from Carupano reports Governor General Vetutani will sail today with three gunboats and 800 men to bombard Ciudad Bolivar on the Orinoco River. The city, last week struck by Venezuelan forces with 600 shells, remains in revolutionaries hands. British subjects in Ciudad Bolivar seek British warship protection.
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Trinidad
Carupano
Venezuela
Vetutani
Ciudad Bolivar
Orinoco
Great Britain
Sultan of Binidayan killed while attempting escape
Mindanao report says the sultan of Binidayan held at Camp Vickers was shot and killed by a sentry during an escape attempt. He had been detained after American soldiers were murdered in Mindanao and was awaiting the capture of the murderers.
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Manila
Binidayan
Camp Vickers
Island of Mindanao
Mindanao
Boerse strengthens on rail orders and July gains
Berlin reports a bullish week in the foreign markets with Prussian railway orders for rails and ties, higher July earnings for railroads, and prospects of freight growth. Industrials and coal shares rose, money markets fat with funds at 1% short terms, while domestic securities lagged. Turkish rentes gain on German investor organization. Hamburg-American and North German Lloyd rise on grain shipment news.
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Berlin
Boerse
Frankfort
Lloyd Lines
Enpgazel
Hamburg
Money Market Hardens as Demand for Cash Rises
London reports heavier cash demand driven by stock exchange needs and consol settlements. Discout rates rise due to uncertain outlook while autumn gold flows to New York expected to worsen liquidity. Leslie M Shaw plan for new bank bills offers hope against extreme stringency. Stocks firmer late week but business remains dull. American shares steady with professional activity. mining stocks show dull turnover.
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London
Stock Exchange
Consol
New York
Leslie M. Shaw
United States Treasury
Taft Sees Philippine Islands Retained Indefinitely
Governor Taft told Manila's American chamber of commerce that the United States would keep the islands indefinitely to educate Filipinos toward self-government and decide on independence or a state within the British Commonwealth model. He urged continued US relations, fair treatment for American capital, and labor-led commercial growth. Luke Wright echoed interest in access to American markets and lamented politics turning the Philippine question into football.
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Manila
Taft
American Chamber of Commerce of
Philippines
United States
Canada
Australia
Great Britain
United States Civil Commission
Congress
Philippine Islands
Luke Wright
Islands
Wright
Italy's King Takes Leave After Visit to Prussia
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy leaves Potsdam after a visit with Emperor William. The two monarchs part at Wilk Park station with cordial embraces as Crown Prince Frederick William and Chancellor von Buelen witness the farewell. A cheering crowd waves as the train departs.
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Potsdam
Prussia
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
William
Wilk Park
Frederick William
William Fitel Frederick
Count von Buelen
Philippines Agriculture Suffered Low Spirits From War and Epidemics
Manila reporting that rinderpest and cholera have devastated cattle and crops. Governor Taft estimates cultivation will be half of a normal year, with many districts badly impoverished across the Philippines.
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Manila
Philippines
Taft
Constanzia Takes Third in Prix Contests at Longchamp
Paris August 31. William K. Vanderbilt's Constanzia finished third in the Deuxieme Criterion at Longchamp. Rosebud and Alpha ran in the Prix de Lormey and Prix de la Rochette but did not place.
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Paris
Longchamps
William K. Vanderbilt
Constanzia
Alpha
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