Gompers Targets Cannon At Labor Day Rally
American Federation leader Samuel Gompers opposed Joseph Cannon in the national House race during a Labor Day speech in Danville. He accused Republicans of siding with employers and praised a labor friendly platform while vowing to oppose Cannon as the “worst fan of organized labor” in the United States.
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Tsayruel Gom- Harb
American Fader
Acon
Babor
Joseph G. Canpen
National House of
Pe Brea
Cannon
United States
Congress
Practical Balleft
Gompers
Pope Deplores France Situation Before French Pilgrims
In Rome the pope received 800 French pilgrims and delivered a long address on France. He urged unity among French Catholics and warned against attacks on church liberties, lamenting threatened church destruction and exile of the faithful.
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Rome
France
England
London
Pope
Mesaba Range Fires Threaten Towns Amid Renewed Blaze
A fierce Mesaba Range fire threatens Metapa Tanga tonight after a day of quiet. Flames rekindled behind December winds, sweeping toward Hibhing and Nashwauk from the south as Snowball village, with 100 inhabitants, was destroyed by an advancing fire crew.
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Bilta
Metapa Tanga
Chisholm
Hibhing
Buhl
Nashwauk
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A lengthy testimonial style notice touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments. It cites letters from women in Tennessee and Connecticut claiming nerves and health improved, urging sick women to write for advice and address in Lynn Mass.
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Mery Wood
Christiana
Tenn
Conn
Pinkham
Ron Duven
Lydia B. Pulham
Vegetariaompound
Lydia KB. Pinkham
Fragmentary OCR: Snowball Near Naghwauly Two Miles
An unclear OCR sentence notes Snowball about two miles from Naghwauly with fragmentary wording mentioning opportunity and a flamer. Names and precise context are not readable, leaving the main geographic cue and distance.
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Ternor
Primaries in Washington Develop Many Contests
Primary elections in Washington state stir interest as voters pick Republican nominees for the U S Senate and governorship. Three candidates emerge from Yakima area circles: Levi Antheny, Weiles La Joys, and W. H. Swell, with multiple hopefuls in the gubernatorial race noted amid a crowded field.
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Washington
Ayalla Walla
Wash
Ize
John Mitchell Addresses Vast Labor Day Crowd
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, spoke to about 30,000 people at a Labor Day event in Marion Ti. He urged the advance of the laboring classes, criticized the wealthy for widening poverty, and noted he had renounced political ambitions. He praised the judiciary while criticizing its handling of certain antitrust cases.
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Marion
John Mitchell
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Mitchell
Coursing meet halted by storm at Butte park
A storm wrecked the Butte coursing park stands injuring a few, toppling a fence, and forcing the cancellation of 32 scheduled events after the third. Repairs start today with hopes to resume next Sunday. Manager Teague estimates at least $50 in losses but aims to keep plans for the October national meeting.
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Butta Coursing Park
Jess
Teague
Butte
Buffalo Bill and Major Burke Honor Indian Friends in Butte
In early frontier days Major Burke and Buffalo Bill maintained strong ties with Native leaders such as Sitting Bull Red Cloud Spotted Horse and Crow Dog. Burke visits Montana with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show set for two performances in Butte next Saturday presenting new features and novelties including trained horses and a railway-holdup act.
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Burka
Col. Williams
Cody
Buffalo Bill
Buffalo But
Major Burke
Butte
Major Bucke
Gemmon
Sitting But
Red Cloud
Spotted Horse
Frank Giard
Ameriaat
Tack Red Cloud
Ble Woot
Two Strikes
Crow Dog
John Grass
High Hawk
Maier Burke
Beng
Montanuz
Aldergulch
Tly County
Montana
Buffalo Bill Hee
Buffalo Fill
Ray Thompson
Horece, & Mame
Armed Crank Apprehended Near Sagamore Hill
John Coughlin, claiming to seek a conference with President Roosevelt, approached Sagamore Hill with a loaded revolver concealed in a bag. Secret Service officers restrained him, found a .32-caliber revolver, and he was jailed at Oyster Bay awaiting examination on carrying concealed weapons.
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Sagamore Will
Presidant
Sagamore Hill
Secret Service
Adams
Coughlin
Bill
Roosevelt
Hoston
Ament Blayn
Hopidos
Tien
Oyster Hay Town Hall
Justice of the Peace
Franklin
Justha Franklin
Mingola
Narrow escape for Knox as auto ditch leaves senator injured
Geneva Switzerland September 7 Senator Philander Knox of Pennsylvania had a narrow escape from serious injury while returning from Evian to Geneva by automobile. Knox and his son, who escaped with a few bruises, skidded on a soft spot and plunged into a ditch. Knox was under the car briefly and will abandon his auto tour temporarily.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Philander
Knox
Penmsylvania
Todey
Evian
Baines
Iinex
Nous
Baste
Straw vote among male passengers names Bryan and Taft
A straw vote conducted yesterday among male passengers on a club trip between Logan and Butte produced Bryan receiving 41 votes and Taft 5, signaling a clear preference in the group.
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Logan
Butte
Bryan
Taft
Eagles Street Carnival Ends Amid Heavy Rain
The Parker street carnival of the Eagles group opened yesterday afternoon with crowds gathering at the tents near Silver Street, Main and Montans. Rain forced postponements, tents soaked, ground turned to mud, and most performances were called off until the forecast clears today for fresh shows.
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Eaglez
Helena Labor Day Parade and Addresses
Labor Day was observed in Helena with a morning parade and a noon address at the Auditorium by Rev. Lord Duncan of Hutto. Speakers included Thomas Gibson, president of United Mine Workers, and M. Purcell, a strict organizer. Afternoon events featured sports at Central Park and a grand hall celebration.
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Helena
Hera
Thera
Ld. Duncan
Hutto
Wera
Alec
Thomas Gibson
Tin United Mine Workera
M. Purcel
Ubera Wera
Central Park
Paterie Fa Grand Hall
Carpenter Heir to Rich Russian Estate Reported
Benin, Republic of Havarian lexation informs carpenter of Apindelhof Paladin named Scheel that he stands to inherit 5 100 000 in cash and property from German fortina soldier Setmit. The asset holder promoted to Chimnan war, Tit woo Wartled to a rich countents Hin hele wan tig iron Cros in the Wranco Progalan war.
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Apindelhof
Upnet Paladin
Bt. Paternburg
Husain
Fortina
Setmit
Iron Cros
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Tops Popular Remedies
The article extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as superior among tonics and liver remedies. It emphasizes honest ingredients printed on the bottle and warns against substitutes or overhyped rivals claiming cures for digestion and liver issues.
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Pierce
Bole Yang
Stercots
Denver Democrats Face Contested Delegations at State Convention
Denver factions led by Mayor Speer and former Senator Patterson press to unify before the Colorado Democratic state convention. Contested delegations from Denver and outside counties loom as candidates for the U.S. Senate are debated amid plans for a full state ticket.
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Patterson
TeRoh
Compromise
Glenwood Springs
United States Senate
E Ztughes, Jr
Tell
Denver
Fire damages Congreve butcher shop. Chief falls
A fire at the Congreve butcher shop on Fast Park Street was contained after three hours. Chief Sanger fell fifteen feet through a weak support but escaped serious injury. The damage is estimated under $1,000 and fully insured. The shop, once run by Thomas M. McNamera and Asene, is known as Red Front meat quarter.
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Sanger
Thomas M. McNamera
Asene
Red Flags Wave at Unemployed Meeting in Copper Union
In New York on September 7 a meeting of unemployed workers turned riotous as red flags were raised and incendiary speech delivered. Police dragged anarchist Alexander Berkman from the hall and jailed him, along with a Mary Syuli, while Homa Goldtan was ejected. Leaders of the Reds, Berkman and associates, drew police action to prevent a full anarchistic spectacle.
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Copper Union
Alexander Berkmen
Henry C. Frick
Steel Company
Auring
Homestead
Pennsylvania
Mary Syuli
Berkman
Homa Goldtan
Unemployed and Brotherhood — Welfare Association
Witeh Plainst
Lowell Wins Exhaustive Auto Race Over 260 Miles in Lowell
Lowell Massachusetts hosts a 260 mile road race through city streets and nearby towns. Henry F. Grant finishes second after a long pursuit, with William Toteque and G. H. Robertson in fourth and other entrants withdrawing for minor injuries or disqualifications. The event awards the Ames trophy to the maker of the winning car, with Grant earning $95 in prize money.
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Iromite
Henry F. Grant
Strang
William Toteque
G. H. Robertyon
Vrunk I
Lescaut
Chay Te Basin
Robert Berman
Ontshia
Wes One
Gongresaman Butler Ames
Nimcotf
Lowell Automobile Club
Tinder
Outgalgep
Grant
Ap Bourque
Cyclone Visits Whitehall Wreaks Havoc Across Valley
A cyclone struck Whitehall and swept through Canyon and Buéto valley, tearing roofs, uprooting tents, and damaging the grandstand at the coursing park. The storm caused thousands of dollars in property loss with no serious injuries reported. A panther escaped from the Nat Heiss carnival before the trainer subdued it, and multiple towns faced scattered damage to gardens and outbuildings as the storm moved through the region.
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Whitehall
Pipestone Springs
Homestake
Butts Valley
Coursing Park
Bat
Garfiens
Buéto
Felde
Dandruff Cure Claims Backed by Germ Theory
An advertisement promotes a dandruff cure alleging hair loss stems from a germ in the scalp. It touts Newbro’s Herpicide as the remedy that destroys the cause and removes the effect, listing several company names and distributors across multiple cities.
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Serpioide Company
Notrolt, Mich
Tir
H. Standard Dene Company
Anaconda
Newbre Frog Company
Butte
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