Robber Stops Stage and Escapes at Klamath Falls
Ayer and Klamath Falls stage halted by a highwayman who relieved three passengers of valuables totaling 8600, including the express box and mail pouches. the robber escaped. In Akron Ohio McKinley formally opened by Governor with grand reception and parade.
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Klamath Pass
Ore
Ayer and
Klamath Falla
Jone
McKinley
Akron
Axnon
Empire Hotel
Ebright
Eighth Ohio
First Ohio Artillery
Eighth Regiment
Conger
Guard of Honor
Summit County
Crounse
Vey
Grace Park
Grouse
Columbus Glee Clib Hien
Cleveland
Ray
J. C
McKinley Die
Meeting on Mille Lacs band removal discussed in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis Chairman W M Campbell and Mr Flint of the Northwestern Indian commission met Mille Lacs Chippewa chiefs Muos-o-taws-tay Ain-dus-o cho-elg and Be-tud-anne to discuss removal from the reserve. Campbell offered farms at White Earth with tools, a horse, shelter, sustenance, a school, church and a doctor, urging the chiefs to decide.
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Campbell Hawa
Minneapolis
Mille Lacs
W.M. Campbell
Mr. Flint
Northwestern Indian Commission
Muos-o-taws-tay
Ain-dus-ocho-elg
Be-tud-anne
Mille Lavers
John Merrill
Flint
White Earth
Dav
Hall
Cambell
Robert McKenzie
Campbell
Richardson
Little Falls
Washington
Commission
Train Robbery On Lake Shore Express Stuns Passengers
A Lake Shore passenger train was held up near Kendallville by about a dozen robbers using dynamite to blow the safe. Engineer James Knapp was wounded but not fatally, and a large cash shipment was partially seized. Passengers and crew kept inside as shots rang out, with investigators noting the gang’s strong organization and the scale of the brazen raid.
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Cleveland
Duion Depot
Lake Shore
H. Wood
Riga
United States
Wood
Kendallaville
Thompson
C. Hi. Green
Pittsburg
Porter Wood
Jie
Milton M. Woins
Hamlin
Niapala
Waccageman
Wells
Weis
Knapp
Ropo, O
James Knapp
Collingwood Avenue
Toledo
Asa Melntyre
United Press
Tom
Greman James Butler
M. W. Weiss
Strike Looms Over Wages For The Big Four Trainmen
Cincinnati Sept 13 A nationwide railroad wage cut affecting 3500 Big Four trainmen is met with firm resistance. Trainmen form a confederation at Mattoon Ill Sept 3 and will present an ultimatum to President Ingalls. They vow to strike if the wage cut proceeds. Also noted a balloon ascent accident at Welch West Virginia where William Sayres 20 was injured after being hoisted by a rope and saved safely.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
M. E. Ingalla
Ingalls
Mattoon
Ills
Ent
Woeruse
W. Va
Willian Sijres
Sayres
Givio
Almost Ready for Trains Sttx Falls Sep 18 War Efforts Near Yankton
War news reports progress on the Sioux Falls to Yankton railway with track within 15 miles of Yankton and a final spike expected by Sept 18. A celebration plan forms for the road’s completion. Separately, Erie sees renewed prosperity as many plants resume full-time shifts and employment rises across H F Watson Paper, Erie Forge, and others.
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Falls
Yankton
al Erie
Ene
Erie
H. F. Watson Paper
Erie Forge
Colorado banks resume business after suspension
Denver reports two more Colorado banks opened on Monday after weeks of suspension. Western National of Pueblo and Bank of Floroveu at Florence resumed operations as part of the easing of financial restrictions.
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Denver
Sept
Colorado
Western National of
Pueblo
Bank of Floroveu
Florence
Daguerre Back? Insurance Fraud Case in Duluth
Duluth police received orders to arrest Frederick Krayenbuhl for leading a bold life insurance fraud scheme. The tale centers on John Clark and W. B. Gregg who allegedly drowned after a capsized boat, followed by insurance payouts totaling 20,000 dollars. Investigators questioned Clark’s drift claim as wind directions and vessel testimony contradicted his story. Gregg’s movements linked to La Pointe and Philadelphia, and all involved are local people of good standing.
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Duluth
Frederick Krayenbuhl
John Clark
W. B. Gregg
Gregg
Clark
Krayenbuhl
Krayerbuhl
Lake Superior
la Poiniie
Wisconsin
Kravenbull
Philadelphia
National World's Fair Commission Adjourns After Three Months
The National World's Fair Commission will adjourn after over three months in session. President Palmer plans to reconvene the commission October 4 as required by law, with 27 to 3 vote on adjournment and no quorum issue raised. He will task the executive committee to handle business during the interim.
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Palwer
Act of Congress
Palmer
Commission
Signs of Improvement in Treasury Receipts and Gold Reserve
A 10 days' treasury report shows improved conditions with the gold reserve up by over 4 million dollars to 98 million and the net balance rising by about 1.0 million. Currency balance fell slightly, while customs receipts in New York for the first 10 days totaled 2.468 million, about 500 thousand less than the same period last September. A separate notice from Tracy Minnesota reports the Estelline post office in South Dakota burglarized, with 1,100 dollars stolen.
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Wastixatos
Treasury Department
New York
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Minn
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Wang Peterson
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Railroad and Express
Union, Ltd
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Jones & Laughlin
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National Tube Works
Moorhead, McCleane & Co
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Zug & Co
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Placy
National Board of World's Fair Commissioners
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