Trust Conference Divides as Factions Clash Over Committee Picks
At the Comusitives meeting in Cincinnati on September 15, dissension rose as pro trust and anti trust factions argued over a 14 member committee to handle resolutions. The afternoon session focused on agriculture and trusts with Gov. Pingree and others speaking to a packed Central Music Hall amid noisy interruptions from the gallery.
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Cincace
Trust
William Wirt Howe
New Orleans
Flowe
House
GO. Farr
Missouri
Howe
Farr
Varios
Dudley Wooten
Pingree
Samuel H. Greeley
Chicago Board of Trade
J. C. Hanley
St. Paul
National Farmers’ Alliance
Industrial Unious
Aaron Jones
South Bend
Ind
National Orange
Benjamin R. Ticker
New York
Charles Foster
Ohio
Trainmen Mistake Orders Startled Two Lives Lost at Baird
In a collision near Baird station on the Pittsburg, Virginia and Charleston railroad two men were killed and two injured due to a misunderstanding of orders. Victims include Edward Renractier and Charles Bivyric. paymaster J. K. Aiken among the injured. a tramp listed as injured. Recovery expected for the wounded.
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Calliston
Prevsboro
Pittsburg, Virginia and Charleston
Baird Station
Edward Renractier
Grigineur
Charles Bivyric
J. 1K
Aiken
Swedish Lutherans Meet in Wilton Neb For Reunion
Swedish Lutherans from Nebraska Kansas Illinois Minnesota gathered for their annual reunion in Wilton Neb on Sept 14 with about 1,000 attendees. Notables included Superintendent Nelson of Kansas and Dr Carlson of the University of Minnesota delivering speeches on Swedish Americans and character. Dr Olsen of Augustana College spoke last evening as music highlighted the program.
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Wilton Wanoo
Neb
Nebraska
Kansas
Town
Inois
Minnesota
Nelson
Carlson
University of Minnesota
Dr. Olsen
Augustiva College of
Rovkdshind
Troops Parade and Grand Army Reunion At Camp
Governor Poynter reviews Second Nebraska Regiment and Troop A at Camp Storsienburg as Grand Army reunion opens with large attendance. Chaplain Johnson condemns Dreyfus verdict. Bryan visits volunteers and plans Chicago trip with Governor Poynter. Mine flood halts work near Licline after water bursts at Crowe Marshall's mine.
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Tom Repiimeot
Poynter
Lisvory
Camp Storsienburg
Nebraska National Guard
Ut Ec
Notable Deaths and Protests From Widely Scattered News
Telegrams report Prof von Storck’s death in Vienna and czar William II to meet in Potsdam soon. Senate Hanna’s health reduces political activity. James B. Eustis buried in Cave Hill Kentucky. no Sahara desert annihilation found. Judge Talcott marries at 89 to 74 year-old bride in Indiana. Laurel County coal mines shut by 1200 miners in wage dispute. Counterfeit 83 silver certificate found. Bruce and Roberts listed. Charles Nelson steamer reaches Seattle with gold and 200 passengers. Yellow fever case in Espin? City. no new cases in Jackson. Robbery murders near San Antonio. Beatrice Markalana family killed. wild man near Baltimore captured. Debs family anniversary in Terre Haute. Eugene Debs speaks.
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von Storck
Vienna
Berlin
William
Potsdam
Hanna
Heath
Cleveland
James B. Eustis
France
Cave Hall
Tripoli
Foreau- Lamiy
Sahara Desert
William C. Talcott
Vidperaiso
Ind
Alice Mr. Boardman
Talcott
Laurel County
Lre
Ibis
Bruce
Roberts
Charles Nelson
Seattle
St. Michael
Alaska
Dawson
Cape Noine
Ifspi
Priuce
Jackson
John Barber
San Antonio
Tex
Madrid
Vizcaya
Marti
Separ
William H. Luton
Chicago
Iot
Forty Mile District
Peb
Llust
North Baltignore
Sho
Timothy Hurley
Debs
Terre Haute
Eugene Debs
Atlantic People Urged to Report Gains From Marrow's Kidney Tablets
A dated plea outlines public endorsement of Marrow's Kid-ne-oids claimed to cure back and urinary issues. Testimonial by HW G. Woolsey details long back pains and nervousness relieved by the yellow tablets, sold for fifty cents a box, manufactured by John Morrow & Co in Springfield Ohio.
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Atlantic
Marrow
HW. G. Woolsey
Birchstrent
Morrow
H. G. Weber & Co
John Morrow & Co. Chemists
Springfield
Ohio
German mission at Shan Tung annihilated
Telegraphic briefs report the German mission at Shan Tung, China, annihilated. General Otis requests additional staff for service in the Philippines and six men are arrested at Gupsoro charged with wrecking vessels and defrauding insurers. The Red Men council plans a Milchmakes meeting next September and to publish an order newspaper. The Morgan City is abandoned to its owners as wreckers threaten the inland sea below Nagasaki. Congressman Lentz is urged to visit the Philippines to assess conditions before a Democratic strategy against McKinley policy.
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Shan Tung
China
General Otis
War Department
Philippines
Gugsporo
National Council of the Red Men
Milchmakes
Morgan City
Nagasaki
Lentz of Chin
Congress
McKinley
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements and Local Crime News
A letter from Atlantic resident Mrs H M Jameson praises Doan's Kidney Pills citing kidney and rheumatic pains. Separate reports note horse thieves near Mort Daal, two youths charged in Brother Nebraska with wrecking a Rock Island train, and a double tragedy in St Louis where William White shot Mrs Alice Bremser and attempted suicide.
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St. Louis
Sr. Louis
William White
Alice Bremser
Ramapo Water Company probe yields little new detail
In New York yesterday Colonel Franke Platt son of Senator Thomas D Platt testified on the Ramapo Water Company contract hopes amid questions about stock in City Trust Co. He declined to disclose stock details saying it is none of your business. Ramapo Water president Silas Dutcher offered few specifics. In Des Moines the Local Liquor Dealers Association urged a change in liquor law to permit secret ballots on saloon consent, later hours, and repeal of holiday closings.
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Young Platt
Maret Livestation Committee
New York
Yeseterday
Franke Plate
Thomas D. Platt
Platt
Ramapo Water
Hoffman
City Trust Company
Silas B. Dutcher
Ramapo Water Company
Asts Clangges Pu Liquor Tans
Des Motes
Association of Liquor Dealers
Temperance raid in Des Moines targets liquor outlets
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union began raids on Des Moines resorts selling liquor. They searched the Equitable Turkish baths with officers and seized 40 bottles of whisky beer and wine. The plan is to raid all establishments violating liquor laws to close them down.
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Des Moines
Des Moiners
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Equitable
Maloy Quits in Fourth Round at Grand Opera House
Sioux Orry report from September 14 notes a four night fifth carnival opened at the Grand Opera house with a 15 round bout featuring Mysterious George Kerwin against Pat Maloy of Chicago. Maloy quit in the fourth round after a valiantly fought contest.
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Maloy
Sioux Orry
Tommy White
Grand Opera House
George Kerwin
Pat Maloy
Chicago
Telegraphic Briefs Roundup of World News Items
Star Pointer returned to Cleveland for treatment of an injured leg. Army orders 5,000,000 rounds of ammunition for rifles. Admiral Howell may succeed Farquhar as Norfolk yard commandant. Whites near Columbia S.C. fired on a negro church, two dead. £1,000 granted to Antarctic expedition by BAAS. Rev J Miller elected chancellor of Heidelberg at Tiffin. Chicago unions locked out. construction halted. Army to ship 1,000 tons to Porto Rico despite shortages. Merritt Hoblit appointed Spanish professor at Drake Univ. Dreyfus verdict sparks Chicago trip boycott. Missouri Kansas Texas Railway subscribes 35,000 to World’s Fair stock. Texas moves begin boycotting Paris exposition. Charles Snedz dies by self injury after grain business mishap. Joe Chenowith and wife charged with murder after sick child dies. M B Carroll found dead after embezzlement claim. French families may settle near Clay City in six months with an American France community.
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Star Pointer
Cleveland
General Otis
War Department
Army
Admiral Howell
Admiral Farquher
Norfolk Navy Yard
Columbia
British Association For the Advancement of Science
J. Miller
Christaan World
Dayton
Heidelberg University
Tiffin
Union Lathers
Chicago
Army Commissary Department
Porto Rico
Merritt Hoblit
Atlanta
Ills
Monterey
Mex
Drake University
Des Moines
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
H. C. Reuse
St. Louis
Texas
Dreyfon
M.B. Carroll
United States Express Company
Joliet
Jackson Park
Clay City
Tus
France
America
Indus
Pensions for Veterans Aim at Legislation Push
New York Sept 13 Albert D Shaw new commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic says he will devote much time to pension legislation. He argues veterans deserve lasting consideration and questions the size of the pension roll amid Union soldiers efforts.
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Shaw
New York
Albert D. Shaw
Grand Army of the Republic
Patriot pension bond idea and old soldier tribute frontiersman
Col Albert D Shaw calls for a patriot pension bond to ease war burden and leave future prosperity to posterity. The article mixes political sentiment with a testimonial about Doan's ointment and rapid relief for hemorrhoids, followed by a packing house rate cut and farm accident advice.
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Albert D. Shaw
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St. Kitts
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Ma. Burdette
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Seilof
Kid McPartland
Broadway Athletic Club
Otto Seiloff
H. M. Jameson
210
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Doan
Palmer & Findley
Prica
Poster-Milburn Co
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Port Danuk
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Fowler
Brother
Craig
Wittowski
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Western Liquid Air Company
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American Company of New York
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Unider
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Onawa
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Mononi
Mapleton
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Harmony
G. H. Snyder
Lawrence, Kan
Dr. Williams
Lawrence Journal
Br. Williams
Pensions For Veterans
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Missouri Pacific
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Ohia River
Memphis
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Kansas City
Thomas
Physicians and Surgeons
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F. W. Porterfield
Northeas Corner
Ninth and Locusts Streets
C. L. Campbell
Colorado
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Utah
Co. W. Rich, Atlantic
Bex A. Wood
PTH Street
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