Roosevelt in Michigan shows restless pace on campaign swing
Governor Roosevelt arrived in Grand Rapids amid a large street demonstration. He spoke to a crowded Auditorium and Powers theater after eight speeches from Bay City to Hastings. He urged continued national prosperity, criticized opponents, and pressed for publicity on corporate earnings and finance.
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South Bend
Ind
William Alden Smith
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Congress
Mutiny Among Prisoners at Manila Jail Ends in Bloodshed
Washington reports detail a July mutiny at Billbid prison where four natives died and 15 were wounded. Filipino inmates overwhelmed guards, but Major Rogers and American prisoners helped quell the uprising after a volley-filled pursuit through the gates.
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Manila
War Department
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Rogers
Emperor and Empress Attend German Navy Maneuvers
The emperor and empress of Germany arrived at Stettin to oversee imperial navy maneuvers. An address from the burgomaster was met with a pledge that in the far East Germany would foster stable government and orderly trade for merchants, with confidence in the plan’s future success.
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Germany
Far East
Destructive Fire Destroys Manton Business District
Destructive blaze in Manton, Illinois, along the Peoria and St. Louis line, consumed 6 business blocks including Heckman Bros furniture. Fire started at 1 am and, by 3 am, remained burning with no local fire service and aid sought from Pekin and Peoria. Loss estimated over 50,000 dollars.
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Manton
Canadian Pacific strike threat near certainty in Winnineg
In Winnineg Manitoba on September 7 a strike threat looms as Canadian Pacific offers reinstatement for four dismissed workers who refuse to return without pay for suspended time. The dispute centers on pay for the period of suspension and poses potential labor disruption.
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Brutal New South Wales Murders Stir Strain of Vigilant Pursuit
Reports from Australia describe a savage series of killings in New South Wales by a group of blacks. authorities say 1,000 volunteer policemen and 12 bloodhounds pursued the killers after they slaughtered residents at the Manley homestead in Gelgudia and fled on stolen horses. Victims named include Miss Ellen Kerr and several Mawleys, O'Briens, Clarke, Bennett, and others. suspects listed as Jim Governor Tommy Bullock Jackie Bullock Jackie Porter and Jim Merryground.
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Alexander McKay
Kevin Fitzpatrick
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Jim Merryground
Laxative Bromo Quinine Cure Promises One Day Relief
Advert shows a quick cure claim for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money-back guarantee. KE. W. Grover's signature appears on each box as endorsement.
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KE. W. Grover
Trade conditions report signals mixed activity ahead
R G Dun reports modest East activity and better West outcomes as politics unsettle markets. Tin plate wage settlement for 35,000 idle workers. Fall River cloth orders bolster the textile market. anthracite strife possible but limited. Grain prices hold, wheat exports slide, corn up modestly. Iron and steel demand rises, October resumption eyed. shipyard orders robust on lakes and Pacific.
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Canada
Financial News Signals Mixed Markets and Steel Trade Shifts
Prediction of a 140,000 miner strike caps a cheerfully toned iron trade with expanding export demand and rising pig iron prices though steel billets remain subdued. Wheat exports show variability while Bradsreet notes irregular price movements but firm tone. London and New York markets trade cautiously as investors await election outcomes and foreign loan activity.
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Southern Railway Preferred
Trade outlook improves as week opens in September
Bradstreet's notes a favorable week for trade with stronger general distribution in late August into early September. Widespread fall trade growth appears across the West, South and Pacific coast, with improved East demand and firmer Southern purchases. Wheat and cotton crops, export demand for wheat iron and steel rise, bank clearings exceed prior week despite a holiday, and tin plate glass and iron steel wage scales inch toward settlement.
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Omaha Livestock Market Summary From Sept 7 With Mixed Ranges
Cattle receipts 1400 in Omaha with steady demand. western and Texas steers trading in the mid 40s to mid 40s, cows and heifers around 32 to 34, stockers and feeders near 38 to 40, calves about 25, and bulls around 22 to 24. Hogs receipts 5400 with a shade higher market. heavy to mixed sales 5.10 to 5.15, best 5.25. Sheep receipts 8300 with steady prices. lambs about 40 to 45, ewes 34 to 60, rams 45 to 60. Kansas City cattle and hog figures show Texas steers near 20s to 25, native steers around 20 to 25, hogs steady 5.15 to 5.25, lambs 40 to 45. Market activity reflects regional cattle, hog and sheep movements for the day.
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Follows the Flag and Far Reach of News from Hawaii to Tasmania
The Warrimoo brings reports on Hawaii where George Edwards appeals his conviction for an offense after the American flag rose, with a unanimous verdict required by the constitution. H. T. Bossman says he will recruit for a Chinese reform army in Honolulu. The Coptic quarantines at Kobe due to bubonic plague aboard. Queensland settlers are slain by natives, with hounds tracking the culprits. Lord and Lady Barmoston travel aboard and federation plans take effect October 1.
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China
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Queensland
Cabinet Officials Seek Rest in Washington September
Secretary of War Root, quietly indisposed, left Washington today for a period of rest as the Cabinet contemplates current affairs. The move follows his reported illness and signals a pause in War Department duties.
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Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
A historical collection of letters extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female ailments. Testimonials cite relief from irregular menstruation and congestion of the womb after various treatment attempts.
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Ella Quinney
Stage Street
Haverhill
Mass
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Fulton
N. Y
Cabinet Vacations Spread Across the Nation
The cabinet members are widely scattered on vacations. Gage is off the New England coast, Hay at Sunapee New Hampshire, Long at his Hingham Massachusetts home, Wilson in the West, and Smith in Maine.
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Mass
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Smith
Maine
Fraud order against several Washington agencies named
The post office department issued a fraud order against the American Teachers' Agency the American Civil Service College L. D. Bass manager R. M. Hines secretary and treasurer and L. PD Bass and R. M. Hines individually all of Washington D C. The order states that the persons and concerns are involved in fraudulent activities.
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American Civil Service College
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R. M. Hines
L. PD. Bass
Washington, D. C
Mail fraud scam targeting teachers and civil service hopefuls
A historical notice describes a scheme using the mail to obtain money from teachers nationwide and from civil service hopefuls. It alleges false pretenses, representations, and promises to defraud victims seeking advancement.
Baden-Powell Arrives in Cape Town to Rousing Ovation
General Baden-Powell arrived at Cape Town this morning to a large public crowd. He was carried on the shoulders of supporters from the railway station to the government house, a half mile procession amid enthusiastic cheers.
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Government House
Tragedy in an Asylum in Detroit Report
Detroit dispatch reports a tragedy at an asylum as Lulu Turben ing, an insane patient, is confined there and an incident leads to an alarming situation requiring investigation.
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Detroit
Mich
Lulu Turbening
Lamont lingers Montana trip for Northern Pacific VP
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Daniel Lamont vice president of the Northern Pacific left St Paul yesterday in a private car attached to the Flyer and will arrive in Helena today and pass through Butte tomorrow. It is unclear whether he will stop at other Montana points.
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Daniel Lamont
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Flyer
Butte
Montana
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