Public Labor Dispute Referred to Senator Hanna for Decision
Simon Burne reports from Washington that the Knights of Labor general executive board endorses a resolution opposing a government printing office controversy. It urges organized labor to reject moves to undermine Roosevelt and calls for Hanna of Ohio to settle the dispute amid partisan tension.
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Pillsbue
Simon Burne
Knights of Labor
Washington, D. C
Tedax
Gener
Roosevelt Devauss
Aelion
Washington
White House
Rocsevelt
Order of Kulghia of Tatar, Incorporated
Roosevelt
Corincizations
Acton
Hoosevelt
Hanna
Onio
Organized Labor
Gove Armment Printing Office
Tammany Hall Leader Replies to M Laughlin
Brooklyn political scene reports Tammany Hall head Charles Murphy denounces graft and backs Colonel McClellan as mayoral candidate. He predicts a Democratic convention ticket that wins broad support and notes Tammany Hall will lead the mayoral delegation amid strong Harlem and Bronx delegations.
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New York
Nogh McLaughlin
Kings County
Brooklyn
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
McLaughlin
Ctellan
City
Nhatlin
Bronx
Brookive
Queens
Richmond
Immigrant Influx Cited By Fr Haupt On City Babies
Fr Haupt notes a drop in deal rate for children due to safeguards against impure ink and unsanitary conditions. He links rise in births to heavy immigration to New York City. Di Haunt reports babies born about every four nine months near Houston Street and roughly monthly in Murray Hill. These six quirlers illustrate the extremes of social living.
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Fr. Haupt
New York City
Houston Street
Murray Hil
Wilcox Nominated Sheriff. Boyd Named Oahu County Supervisor
Robert W. Wilcox, former delegate to Congress, was nominated for sheriff, and former Public Works Superintendent Boyd was named supervisor of Oahu county. It was unanimously decided not to slate the Democrats for any office.
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Robert W. Wilcox
Congress
Public Works
Boyd
Oahu County
Hawaii Court Finds Territorial Criminal Laws Defective
Judge Gear of the Alstetli court holds Hawaii territory laws defective for classifying minor offenses with serious crimes needing grand jury indictments. Judge Robinson concurs. ruling uses a Chinese suspect case to illustrate enforcement issues under the federal constitution. The decision notes police cannot enforce minor regulations without grand jury support.
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Honolulu
GD. Gear
Alsteltcait Court
Terrtory
Hin Ty
United States
Workmen Suffer in the Canadian Soo Strife
Detroit reports workers in the Canadian Soo facing shutdowns and destitution as plants close. Streetcar crews threaten to strike next Monday if demands remain unpaid, while many have uncashed checks and rising unrest spreads between the Soo cities.
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Detroit
Mich
Sault Ste. Marl
Uric
Met
Uneasy mood after San Juan court orders releases
A troubled scene unfolds in San Juan as a district court frees seven incarcerated socialists, including Mdourdy Conde and Leonidas Gallo, amid a tense atmosphere. Contempt-of-court charges loom over their lawyer while local police and government stand firm, and a governor's reception adds political tension.
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San Juan
Distret
Mdourdy Conde
Leonidas Gallo
Gio Avertean
Cioyver
Hunt Ak
American Federation of Labor
Unit Court
Sonim Chedeeiston
Oveano
President Will Soon Return to Washington Details
Reported arrangements describe the president’s swift return to Washington with plans for his ascent and anticipated arrival in the capital. The dispatch mentions a ceremonial route, a public reception, and the involvement of officials as weeks remain before the event.
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Washington
Five Minute Baby Increase Shocks New York Board
New York educators confront a startling report by Commissioner Haupt showing Manhattan birth rate rising to about one baby per hour, roughly every five minutes, based on a study carried out by the Board of Education. The finding, tied to the Sixty district, prompts concern among officials over implications for city planning and resources.
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New York
Sept
Echratian Brupt
Manhattan
Haupt
Bourd
Carry
Hal
Cuticura Ointment The Most Wonderful Curative
An advertisement proclaims Cuticura Ointment as the most wonderful curative of all time, aiming to persuade readers of its extraordinary healing powers.
Cuticura Ointment And Soothing Skin Cure Claims
The text touts Cuticura Ointment as the premier treat ment for tartar and skin humours with immediate relief. It promotes Cuticura Soaps and Resolvent, claims infant use for soothing infantile disorders, and highlights benefits for skin scalp and hair from infancy to old age. It cites various antiseptic cleansing claims and sports related uses as proof of effectiveness.
Treaty With China Will Soon Be Signed
Washington reports indicate officials expect a China treaty to be completed and ready for signature in October. Minister Gan and Acting Secretary Adee, with Chinese minister Sir Liang Cheng and diplomat Hackhill, discussed open port provisions and trade terms aimed at boosting American-Chinese commerce.
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Washington
Sept
Gangers
State Department
China
Notting
Prince Ching
Conger
Britain
Cheulung Liang Cheng
W. W. Hackhill
Bureau of America
Hissiiner
Adee
Nicholson punished for attacking consul in Chefoo affair
A civilian aged man attacked at a public ball in Chefoo, China, was German consul at the time. Paymaster Nicholson was convicted by a military court and sentenced with a four-grade reduction. Rear Admiral Wana criticized the court for the light punishment and urged stronger action.
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Washington
Richworth Nicholson
Chefoo
China
Nicholson
Sho
Wuipenartial
Wana
Astatte
Agsisoine
Nicholson Fem Gouree
Amy Depichment
Adin
Ina Raismie
Negro Shot in Philadelphia Mining Incident
A chaotic mining incident left several men fatally wounded including Tenceman mod Negro and Samuel Avohey near Philadephia. Police fired in self defense as witnesses and officials report multiple injuries and a related yellow fever telegram from General Gray.
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Donovan Weathe
Mme Wert
Gray
Department of Lexas
Laredo
Rio Grande
Defense testifies on Mullins irrigation ditch in Idaho case
The trial in Blackfoot Idaho centers on Pat Mullins land with multiple ditches claimed for irrigation. Witnesses describe ditch size and location while detailing Mullins family residences and business ties, with cross examinations revealing deposition inconsistencies. Adjournment set for the next day.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
J. W. Koock
Henry's Lake
Mullins
Kooch
Nellie
Pat Mullins
Crogs
William J. Mullins
Pat
Nellie Mullins
Boise
Centerville
Mont
Hutte
Witnese
Main Street
Capitol Building
Milling
Butte
Frank %Immerman
Kirby Garner
J. W. Roach
Nelle Mulling
Neille Mullins
Baise
James Ernest
EE. H. Sherman
Silas McMahon
Rooch
John FR. Mullins
Sherman
New York
Columbia College
Gree
Frank Zimmerman
Welbig Mullins
Witneyn
Zimmerman
Muleinsld
Lit
Sheep Poisonings Hit Idaho Past Week at Lit tle Smoky Headwaters
Boise Sept 4 Sheep men report heavy losses among their flocks from poisonings in the past week. Several owners announce the damage occurred near the headwaters of the Little Smoky, raising concerns among local herders and prompting calls for investigation.
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Boise
Idaho
Mr Brown Reports Severe Neuralgia and Heart Flutter
Mr Brown recalls a year of intense neuralgia in his head with vision blur and alarming heart flutter and throbbing sensations. He describes disabling pain and dizziness affecting daily life and health concerns.
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Mr. Brown
Poisonous will pea kills sheep along market route
Beaver creek reports loaded fat sheep driven pastures. a poisonous root called will pea killed about 30 sheep after sheep pulled up and ate the plant including roots. The incident highlights dangers to grazing stock and concerns for beest trends of ranged farlanfish referenced as the Gaylaid stories.
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Beaver Creek
Four months in jail for brutal wife beater
Special Dispatch from Great Falls reports that Nauman a Polish immigrant living at 20 Fourth Avenue Southwest was sentenced to four months in county jail and a $10 fine plus costs after pleading guilty to assault in the third degree for battering his wife. Neuman admitted repeated blows and a history of abuse, claiming it as his duty to chastise her. Police rescued the unconscious woman found slashed against a fence with neighbors witnessing the incident.
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Great Falls
Neuman
Court of Justice
Hace
Neuman Io
Fourth Avenue
Fitzek and
Demarsh
West Sde
Justice Race
Neuman Santé
Trout Fry Requested For Sun River Hatchery Plan
Helena September 24 Through Fred Norwell and Secretary A J Palmer of the Montana Fish and Game Protective Association the United States fish commissioner at Washington has been asked for 50000 trout fry to stock the north fork of the Sun river A letter explains the stream location and hardships of planting Two years ago fry were released and had to be carried by horseback night and day to reach the planting site The Sun river forks are large but over miles there is no fishing
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Sorciah
Helena
Fred Norwell
A. J. Palmer
Montana Fish and Game Protective
United States Fish Commissioner
Washington
North Fork
Sun River
Bun River
Refuses Information to County Attorney Sparks City Probe
Special Dispatch to the Standard notes a council session where City Attorney George W. Pierson said Patrolman Thomas Conway refused to provide information about alleged gambling involving City Marshal James McAllister. Pierson sought data to file suits, Conway blocked it, and aldermen were told they could remove Conway. Mac Bawler scheduled another special meeting for tonight to consider action.
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Standard
Red Lixige
George W. Pierson
Thomas Conway
James McAllister
Pierson
Conway
Mac Bawler
St 4A
Jealous confrontation probes Joliet scandal case
In Joliet last night a renowned business man observed a mechanic talking with his wife at their home. A jealous altercation led to a failed attempt to strike, ending without injury. The incident is shaping up as a potential legal matter.
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Plapaten
Brandara Red Lodge
Joliet
We Catchen Him the Neck Special Dispatch Report
Rad Ladga suffered a severe back injury after a heavy plank struck him during a tackle. He lay unconscious for several hours and faced dangerous conditions as medical staff attended to his condition.
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Special Dispatch
The
Sandard
Rad Ladga
Lou Marilori
Wanditior
Avrawee Seeks Divorce From Montana Rancher
A special dispatch from Brandarn Red Lodge dated September 74 reports W F Sprague, a well known Montana rancher, filing for divorce alleging neglect. The couple wed in Clyde Wayne County New York in 198%, but Mrs Sprague never joined him in Montana.
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Red Lodge
W. FE
Apral
Wiig
Honada
Mintle
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St. Helen's School For Girls
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St. Margaret's Suburban School
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