Preparations For Ak-Sar-Ben Pageant In Omaha
City readies for the Ak-Sar-Ben festival during next week with electric displays. Knights plan grand parades, mystery floats, and a large ball at the Coliseum amid heavy visitor turnout estimates and extensive decorations by merchants and civic bodies.
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Etalie
Jbve Gbys
Ak-Pat-Dun
Kingdom of
Qhiverm
Omaha
Goldatonn
The
Knights
Young Men’ -Christian
Association
Sixteenth
Donglan Atreata
Bureau of Information
Farnam
Board of Governors
Board of Governor
Knights of
Ale-Sur-Ben
Tim Ja
Ita
B.S. Wilcox
Fred Metz, Jr
E. G. Bryson
HE. M. Bartlett
W. R. Bennett
E.P. Peck
C. D. Kiplinger
H. J. Penfold
Walter Jardine
Vanoa Lane
Wm. Giasa
Thomas A. Fry
R. 8. Wilcox
Vance Lane
Refuse To Endorse Silver Plank In New York
New York Democratic State Committee rejects demands of free silverites to reaffirm Chicago platform. Alton B. Parker of Kingston is chosen to run for chief judge of the Court of Appeals. The committee expels County Clerk Henry D. Parroy over dissension with Tammany leadership. Loyal Democratic league and other free silver groups are heard, but no action taken.
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New York
Democratic State Committee
Chicago
Court of Appeals
Alton B. Parker
Kingston
Fammany “Hall
David B. Hil
Henry D. Parroy
Tammany
John G. Sheehan
Loyal Democratic League
Free Silver
Democratic Party
Bankers Meet at Sioux City and Life Underwriters Meet
Sioux City hosts a State Bankers association meeting with about 40 bankers from northwestern towns. Discussions cover uniform commercial paper laws and exchange charges. A banquet followed. The Life Underwriters Association holds its ninth annual convention at the Masonic Temple with leaders from five states and welcomes from city officials. Senators Cannon Pettigrew and ex Senator Dubois arrive in Tokio for an interview with the emperor on the silver question.
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Mes Snd
Sionx City
Stata Association of Bankers
Ottumwa
State Bankers’ Association
Cleland
D. T. Gihnan
T. Tupper
George
Life Underwriters
Mrwauxen
National Association of Life Underwriters
Masonic Temple
Jefferson Street
David
Hendrick
Washington
Henry
Fuller
Wisconsin Association
Baensch
Rauschenberg
Cincinnati
Omaha
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Pittsburg
Orient
Satr Lane
Tokio
Japan
Cannon and Pettigrew
Dubois
Force Miners to Quit in Hazleton Labor Scare
Hazleton Pa September 17 A clash between striking and working miners led to a raid by 150 men and boys supported by women on the Carson Star and Monarch collieries near Anudenreid. Governor Hastings ordered public gatherings suppressed as troops from the Eighth Regiment moved in but found the scene quiet and miners dispersing.
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Hazietoy
American Federation of ‘Labor
P. J. McGuire
Debs
Carson Star
Monarch
Honey Brook
Anudenreid
Will
Lehigh
Wilkesbarre
Butker Hill
McAdoo
Silver Brook
Luzerne County
Governor Hastings
Hazleton
Martin
Miners Return to Work in Pittsburg District Strike Ends
About 16 000 to 18 000 coal miners in the Pittsburg district resume work under a 65 cent scale adopted at Columbus after a 65 day strike that cost the district up to 7 000 000. The rest of 23 000 miners to return before week’s end and the De Armitt’s strike to continue. Woodmen clerk in Coin arrested for embezzlement. Spain imposes quarantine on vessels from New Orleans to Ocean Springs.
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Pittsburg
Columbus
de Armitt's
Woodmen
Coin
Ill
Charles E. Mackey
Woodmen of America
Spain
Maprio
Official Gazette
New Orleans
Ocean Springs
Miss
Governors picks delegates to national irrigation congress
Irrigation Delegates in Missouri selected for the national irrigation congress to meet in Lincoln Nebraska on September 28. H R Whitmore of St Louis George W E Griffith and L Lombard of Kansas City named delegates at large Thomas Knight of Kansas City represents Missouri in the congress and serves on the national executive committee.
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Jusperson Cty
Stephens
National Irrigation Congress
Lincoln
Neb
H. R. Whitmore
St. Louis
George W. E. Griffith
L. Lombard
Kansas City
Thomas Knight
Missouri
Foraker Answers Bryan at Sedalia Republican Day
Senator Foraker of Ohio spoke at the Sedalia fairgrounds on Republican Day, answering Bryan’s arguments. He outlined four core Republican propositions, including union, human freedom, industrial independence, and a strong currency system, noting the Civil War's 1,000,000 bayonets on 400 battlefields and the end of slavery. He warned the currency and tariff debates, accusing Democrats of clinging to free trade and free silver.
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Ohio
Senator Speakn
Sedalia
Fair Grounds
Sepana
Senator Foraker
Bryan
Foraker
Republican Party
Nnion
United States
Runaway horse saves anarchist emissaries in Chicago riot
In Chicago on September 17 two men claimed to be anarchist envoys denounced the government and insulted Polish residents. A crowd attacked them after shredding a flag, but they were saved when the horse drawing their wagon bolted, allowing police to remove them as rocks and sticks flew.
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Chicago
Onicaco
Black Hawk
Noble
Black Hawk Street
Fever Gains Ground in Yellow Fever Investigation
Sanitary inspectors begin morning checks on yesterday’s cases as 18 local yellow fever reports are confirmed. Dr Archinald’s blood tests in Ocean Springs reportedly reveal yellow fever bacilli, while regional rate rumors, heavy rains, and a bank robbery acquittal headline the day. Nearby sports results include National and Western league scores from Brooklyn to Des Moines.
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Board of Health
the Picayune
Archinald
Ocean Springs
Girl injured by stray rifle bullet near city
Flora Dullinger, about a mile west of the city, was struck in the left elbow by a rifle bullet likely from a target gun during a west exhibition near the canning factory. Dr Morse removed a flattened 32 caliber slug from her radius. She rallies with pain and the incident prompted talk of the show bills for Lin coln J. Carter theatre productions and other attractions. Notes mention Dr. King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs and consumption with free trials at Via Emmert & Co.'s drug store.
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Flora Dullinger
D. Dullinger
Sild West
Canning Factory
Dr. King
Via Emmert & Co
Atlantic Artist Mrs Cadwallader Wins Big at State Fair
Mrs W R Cadwallader returned from Des Moines where her forty two wall works drew admiration. Judges awarded premiums in oil tapestry and pastel categories plus pastel fruit displays and more, totaling over twenty dollars. Her success marks a strong start for Atlantic art. Joe Brown travels to Chicago to attend Northwestern University.
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W. R. Cadwallader
Des Moines
Cadwallader
Joe Brown
Chicago
Will
Northwestern University
Blood disease cure tale touts S S S remedy
A Macon Georgia family story touts S S S as a cure for scrofula a deep seated hereditary blood taint. The letter from S M Mabry describes dramatic skin sores catarrh and deafness with rapid improvement after twelve bottles. Local druggist A T Morgan confirms the remarkable cure. 8.8.8 is claimed as the only cure for deep seated blood diseases and is guaranteed vegetable.
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Mabry
Macon
Charlie
S.S.S
Swift
A. T. Morgan
Charlie Mabey
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