Foreign loan ignites turmoil as Chinese forces clash
Rebels and government troops battled outside the West capital amid a chaotic fight over a new foreign loan. Gen Li Ywen Hens's forces dispersed the attackers after hours of combat. Officials reported unknown casualties and noted that the move aims to fund a standing army. The Yuan Shikai regime seeks foreign funds while facing six power concerns and domestic unrest.
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Endurance Shown By Bryan Campaign Tour
William J. Bryan wrapped a relentless California tour ending in Sacramento after a daylong schedule. He spoke in Los Angeles, Fresno, Stockton, and San Francisco, addressing both Republican and Democratic gatherings, then travelled by auto and train to Oakland for further remarks.
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Cale
William J. Bryan
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Giani
Antil
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Vreano
McLock
Stockton
Hia Ife
San Francisco
Oakland
Heinze Visit to Strike Zone Sparks Local Brief
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Heinze visiting a strike zone with unclear context. Other garbled lines reference Lei Gove and Setuation, offering no clear names, dates, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
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Lowney Meets Mek as Copper Strike Rages at Upper Bingham
The copper strike at Upper Bingham tightens as streets fill with workers and tensions rise. JC Lowney and Yance Terie visit the camps while Ulver leaders and deputies prepare, warn to disarm, and promise possible shooting if firearms are removed.
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Ely district labor peace hoped as miners seek settlement
In Ely Nevada on September 9 191% reports say the labor position eased with word no strike would be called unless state troops were deployed to Bingham. Miners expect their demands to be met and anticipate a peaceful settlement.
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Marconi Injured in Auto Collision in Spezia
Wireless pioneer Guglielmo Marconi was injured in a car crash near Spezia while traveling with his wife. He sustained facial and body bruises and an eye wound. a secretary and chauffeur had minor injuries. He was taken to the naval hospital for treatment and observation of possible optic nerve damage.
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McGovern Indorsed by Wisconsin Progressive Party
Milwaukee September 25 Gov Pranelg E McGovern Republican was indorsed by the state committee of the state progressive party last night under the party banner with a show of unity and support for his candidacy.
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Wis
Pranelg E. McGovern
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Progressive Party
Ranchman Killed Near Whitefish in Rural Tragedy
Special Dispatch reports W. Hurlet arrested for the killing of Fred Bong in the sparsely settled area 11 miles northwest of Whitefish. The victim, a dispute over cattle involving Burton and Long, ends with Mrs. Long witnessing her husband shot. Burton implicated by a handkerchief and recent purchase of a revolver. Tirten held in Kalispell. Burton a former Great Northern fireman.
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Fred Bong
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Long
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Tirten
Kalispell
Great Northern
Night terror ends in self-inflicted wound in Madison
Michael Matthews a 22 year old resident of Madison shot himself in the temple with a revolver. He told hospital staff a nightmare in which gang members captured him and planned torture, and that he fired the gun from under his pillow, ending the dream’s threat.
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Madison
Wis
Michael Matthews
Mihews
Orangemen Stand Firm In Armagh Welcome Carson
About 20 000 Orange men and unionists from Armagh county gathered in their birthplace of Orangeism to show resolve against home rule. They welcomed Sir Edward Carson and other unionist leaders, signaling firm opposition to constitutional change.
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Potadown
Ireland
Armagh
Ulster
Sir Edward Carson
Charities Conference Ends With Plan to Help Dependent Youths
Washington Sept. 25 final session of Catholic charities conference to discuss modern treatment of inebriety and care for dependent and delinquent children as key topics on the program.
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Washington
Catholic Charities
Orphan heirs in Scotland tied to Hunter fortune mystery
Cable from Glasgow reports Benjamin Hunter of Brooklyn left a fortune of about 300000 dollars to orphan children in Lanarkshire. Executors found only real estate worth 52600 and personal property 2980. Two wills filed after his June death, with estate to wife then to Hunter’s siblings and Scottish orphans.
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Benjamin Hunter
Setond Strodt
Glasgow
Scotland
Hunter
Lanarkshire
Brooklyn
Sesteh Naker
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Peace Congress Session Turbulent in Geneva
In Geneva on September 22 the International Peace Congress session was marked by disruption over Morocco and Tripoli. Dr Gobat’s critique of German policy sparked protests from German delegates, and discussion even touched on the Italian venture in Tripoli, causing an uproar and forcing the speaker to suspend remarks. In Alloona Pennsylvania on September 23 President Tate arrived from New to join the centennial war governors session.
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Switzerland
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International Peace Congress
Morocco
Tripoli
Gobat
International Peace Bureau
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Moreen
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Alloona
Tate
New
Butte Girls Hurt in San Francisco Car Crash
Two Butte Missouri visitors Margaret Cases and Mary Reed suffered severe injuries when a sightseeing auto collided with a halted streetcar at McAllister and Webster. A driver, McManus, swerved to avoid the crash, striking another car and ejecting passengers. the women were taken to an emergency hospital with head, face and arm injuries, while bystanders and other occupants escaped serious hurt.
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McManus
Jnapack
Gil Foue
Taft Delegates Walk Out As Planned At Convention
Taft delegates walked out according to schedule amid platform debates and a rally supporting reform measures. The event featured the nomination of electoral candidates and the endorsement of Threware Ray for president with W. Johnson for vice president, while a best of 12 Taft delegates sought endorsement by the convention.
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Bresbee
Thesisens Fatt
Thwetare Ray Yelt
Ff W. Johnson
Volcanic Activity Reported at Wrangell Peak
From Valdez Alaska lieutenant Prosser of the signal corps reports Mount Wrangell throwing out large volumes of smoke and lava after a period of activity. A Sept mall from Valdez notes the eruption and ongoing seismic indicators.
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Valdez
Alaska
Mount Wrangell
Prosser
Signal Corps
Recall and referendum debate from Governor Wilson speech
Governor Wilson advocates recall and referendum for administrative officers while opposing judicial recall. He argues the recall must target corrupt officials, not judge selection, warning against political manipulation by powerful interests and highlighting the need to address the actual seat of authority behind the courts. He cites California and Southern Pacific concerns to illustrate risks to judicial independence.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Johnson
Galliornia
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Hartford
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Latera
United States
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Supreme Court
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California
Fall fair week at Helena and Butte showcases crowding races
A crowded week at the tenth annual fall fair in Helena and Butte featured motor cycle races, vaudeville acts, and a racing card led by The Aeroplane Nights. The Butte delegation arrived with 11 cars, 75,000 dollars passed through betting stands, while events included arterial bleeding treatment drills, a 10 mile motor race won by Butch Ole of Butte, and a sea of spectators from multiple towns. Governor Great Falls and Eastern Moon coverage continues on page six.
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Butte
Montana
Boston de Sontaaw
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Mutte
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Butch Ole
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Anacosta
J. Conway
Waa
Roslyn
Wast Way
Red Lodge
Bear Creek
Governor's
Great Falls
Eastern Moon
Offer of amnesty may end trouble in Mexico
Washington reports state department officials believe a proposed amnesty may prompt faster action against the Zapatistas as forces loyal to President Madero press the pursuit. Rebels have attacked villages near Nacosari and Tigre, with small bands of federales scouring the countryside.
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State Department
Nacosari
Tigre
Shortage Charged to State Senator in Palo Alto
In Palo Alto the Palo Alto Mutual Building and Loan Association doors were closed by the state building department while an expert accountant reviews the books. State Senator Marshall Bisch, the secretary of the institution, admits a shortage of about 7100 but has not been arrested. Directors expect the total shortage to be near 410,000 and believe most losses will be covered by property turned over to them. the rest will affect individuals in modest means.
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Sun Yat Sen
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Yuan
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