President Roosevelt Receives Large Syracuse Reception
President Theodore Roosevelt was greeted by about 100000 people as he arrived in Syracuse and toured the city. He spoke at the state fair on citizen duty and labor relations, praised fair play, and urged justice for all from wealth to poor. He attended a luncheon, reviewed a local parade, and later met with Senator Depew before leaving for Oyster Bay.
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San Francisco Observes Labor Day With Wide Closure
In San Francisco on September first, banks and many business houses closed as the city marked Labor Day with unusual enthusiasm. Organized labor in the city joined the celebration, and parade events drew attendees amid a festive, but orderly, atmosphere.
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San Francisco
Bon
Labor rally fills Alameda park with thousands gathered
In Alameda County a large afternoon rally drew about 40,000 men from two unions through Shellmound Park. Labor leaders and city residents addressed the open air gathering as unionists and civic figures participated in the event amid the bustling parade and speeches at the chutes and adjacent areas.
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Building Trades
Antohn
Alameda County
Shellmound Park
Gompers Pays Respects to President Parry
Indianapolis September 7 Labor Day parade draws 14 000 as Samuel Gompers AFL president delivers critique of strikes and industry. He taunts Parry president of National Manufacturers Association offering to debate labor questions before various associations amid large union turnout across cities.
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President Parry
Indianapolis
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American Federation of Labor
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Jess Protecon
United States
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Manufacturers’ Association
America
New Orleans
Demonstration Fails To Deter Festival Parade
A disjointed report from Cincinnati describes a September festival run with parades and demonstrations interrupting events. Citations mention Cineiwatd and a rain affected opening, with bands changing for the tall festival and the day ending amid marching displays by Ybor losdiay.
Labor Day Parades Draw Massive Turnout Across Cities
The Labor Day celebrations featured large gatherings from the Wom ak Union Labor League in city parks to parades in BL Louly and East St Louis. Officials like Governor Nash and Frank 3, Monnett- St Laws, Me, Sept helped coordinate events with Building Trades councils and Cent Trades and Labor Assembly. Estimates place turnout around 40,000 in various locations including 15,000 in Vine and 100k housing men of all trades observed in Belleville.
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Womak Union Labor League
Nash
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Monnett
St Laws
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Building Trades Council
Cent Trades and Labor Assembly
Labor Day Parades and Closures Across Cities
Labor day observed with business suspensions and parades in Omaha and nearby cities. In Portland, unions held races and athletic events at Hawthorne Park. Tabor day quiet in other towns with many houses closed. Cleveland saw a parade of 25,000 union members, many in uniform, amid scaled back ceremonies.
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Merewy
Dingham
Yalred
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Schenles Parle
Schenley Pare
Omaha
Neb
Aduth
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South Omai
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Jfawthorne Park
Wrehington
Tabor
Weights and Entries for Today's Races Card
Weights and entries listed for a full race card with six races. Details include horse names, weights, and selling conditions across first through sixth races, with track weather noted as cloudy and later clear. The OCR provides numerous misspellings and illegible entries, but names such as Taggers Comrade Tenet Fant and others appear alongside weights and race lengths for each listed event.
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Tenet Fant
Luchpaprene
Pauleon
Florence Wonse
T Musl Ahe
Lanark
Dudon
Ger the Khing
Red Bird
Bill Walters
Graiveman
Mary Dunn
T Wants
James J. Corbett
Balm
Gilead
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Brunacit
Atte Spencer
Wer Phe Cedare
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Veu
Selevarawald
the Rabbit
Nyda
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Atene Abbott
the Ton
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Ney
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St. Cuthert
Mayor Johnson
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Byrd
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O'Hanist
Dodie
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Moyd K
New Motor Oral Record Reported at Doston Event
Albert Chitin of local families set a new motor record at Doston on September 7 standing at 81. Charles Vince and others attended as the event featured the Wile In wa a-B meconde, with notable wagering and community interest.
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Doston
Albert Chitin
Jolla
OG LIVES SIXTEEN DAYS WITHOUT FOOD
Soldiers on a search for a dog named Mies Ing Canine despite their own hunger lose a canine in Blackfoot country. A rescue team later finds the dog trapped and reeled down from a tree by a rope. Private Williams Anokwai and Pvt Melan are credited with the retrieval as medical staff treat the dog and transport it to aid.
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Brownlow aide elopes. wedding in Joneshora
In Joneshora Tenn last night Miles Clogetta Brownlow daughter of Congressman WW V Brownlow eloped with Mark E Pritehen son of Mooryiinn of Joneshora. They were married in a ceremony reported by the Sentinel from Retatol saga.
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Thinoxville
Tenn
the Sentinel
Retatol
Miles Clogetta Brownlow
Congresaman
Hunt Suspected Murderer on Trail in Colorado Case
Helena police and Oliver Goodwin of the Northwest Mounted Police pursue a brutal murder case near Lethbridge. A German suspect linked to the Aug 2 killings fled through Lethbridge, then to Shweyals junction and Corent Bulls before reaching Helena. Aided by police, authorities trace him toward Grand Junction, Colorado, with a motive tied to a severed body parts finding. The man’s route and description remain crucial as investigators close in.
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Helena
Bent
Oliver Goodwin
Northwest Mounted Police of Canada
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Grand Junction
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Canadian Northwest
Calo
Row at Camp Meeting Costs Three Lives
A chaotic shooting at a Pulaski county camp meeting near Somerset Kentucky during services left three dead and several wounded. Willa Morton attempted to arrest a named suspect, a fight ensued, and multiple people were killed or injured as shots were fired with rifles and revolvers. Police officers search for the shooter amid scattered casualties.
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Wen
Pulaski County
Somerset
Willa Morton
Ligheh
Deathnaw Cranese Inaginal
Ragland WIL reports rising cancer deaths drawing attention as officials seek causes and fund renewed research. A UK- or King Edward-associated group has raised 2000 dollars. registrar general notes annual deaths from cat cor up from 242 men and 619 women per million people to 0072 and Sit fomalon amid IMI-19 concerns.
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Edward
Vocal instructor at the college in Boneman
Miss Josephing Cook of Manatieni is to be vocal instructor in music at the college. A graduate of the University of Winetet she studied in New York City as a private instructor after graduation. She will be chorister and soloist in the Presbyterian church of Boneman.
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Whine
New York
Une Mairsei
Bkdreville
Pay White
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Boneman
Pazo Ointment Ad Claims Skin Cure With Refund
An old style advertisement asserts Pazo Ointment cures eczema and a range of skin diseases including Rinpworn Retuit Old Uicera Borva Prinnie and more. Promises a refund if not effective and lists a 60 cent price.
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Retiut
Uicera
Three Die and Five Hurt In Powder Explosion
A dynamite explosion at the Monte Cristo mine caused three men to die instantly and two others to be seriously injured. The killed were Rex Trans Kawghay, Jon Valentine, and Morris Yonuil. Injured are A Nieman, Too Pola, Orville Kimball, and T Kimball. Blake also fell in the blast and was knocked down by debris.
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