Knights of Pythias session opens in Minneapolis
The 224th annual session of the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias of Minnesota began at the Masonic temple in Minneapolis with Fred Wheaton presiding. Mayor Eustis gave a welcome, Supreme Representative L. P. Bunt responded, and the report showed year receipts of 8105.84 with a $2,586 balance. national gathering set for Minneapolis in 1906 and total Knights membership about 100,000.
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Emigration Policy Shift Under German Emperor Reported
Paris dispatch cites an ex diplomatist close to the emperor claiming a law would raise military service to age 55 and bar emigration except to German colonies in Africa, with exemptions from the draft under 55 years.
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Mrs Peary Denies Arctic Food Shortage Claims
Mrs. Peary arrived in Washington and, despite fatigue, gave a brief interview to the Associated Press. She denied reports of suffering in Anniversary Lodge, noting ample supplies, 250 deer killed, skins used for clothing, and that Lieutenant Peary was well provided for. She explained her husband’s attempt to reach Greenland’s northern coast was halted by a dog sickness. She hopes to accompany next year’s expedition.
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Boiler Explosion Kills Four On Farm Near Crystal
Four men died and four were badly wounded when a boiler exploded on William Cain’s farm near Crystal, North Dakota, on September 27. The dead include Robert Hawthorne Chris Behrens F A Barranger and Nick Phillips. Injured are Mrs Charles Shepard Alexander Rue Morris Getty and Thomas Morgan, plus a Morgan team killed. A boy nearby escaped injury.
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Steamer Collision Off Presque Isle Sinks One Ship
Reports say the steamer Ohio collided with the schooner Ironton ten miles north of Presque Isle at 7:40 pm. The Ohio sank within an hour. crew of 16 evacuated to boats and were rescued. Ironton later sank at 1:40 am with two crew saved. 106 crew still unaccounted. Nearby Leroy residents shelter in skating rink as relief efforts begin. Two sailors rescued after drifting in a dory for 192 hours recount harrowing tale aboard L.S. B. and Gourmand rescues. Secretary Carlisle and Governor West visited Gray Gables with no disclosure of business.
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Bryan to control Nebraska Democratic convention
In Omaha Sept 27 indications show Congressman W J Bryan will lead with a narrow majority, likely endorsing the Populist ticket, free silver, and Bryan support for the U S center. Administration faction may shift votes to back Cleveland, gold standard, and John A McShane ticket head.
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Whitney Declines Nomination for Governor
William C. Whitney refused the Democratic nomination for governor saying he would not accept under any circumstances. He cited his business interests and hinted at David B. Hill as a preferable candidate, while noting he might favor a Democrat as next governor. The interview occurred after Whitney left England and drew questions from about 20 reporters at Quarantine.
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Whitney Declination Shapes Gubernatorial Race at Saratoga
The Associated Press reports Whitney declined the gubernatorial nomination, prompting mixed reactions from labor and party leaders. Senator Hill and Lt. Gov. Sheehan reflect on the setback, while Crimmins relays Whitney’s personal reasons. The Democratic platform lauds administration, repeals of Sherman law and federal election law, and outlines tariff aims.
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Democratic leaders back Thacher for governor nomination
Reported plan states John Boyd Thacher will be the gubernatorial nominee. It is also claimed that when nominations occur Thomas W. Grady will urge a “tremendously big man” and announce Senator Bill as the choice.
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American University fundraising advances discussed
Bishop John J. Hurst and Vice Chancellor Samuel Beiler lead Western trips to raise funds for the projected American university. Donations of 100000 dollars from an Ohio gentleman and a New York lady bolster professorships while a wealthy donor offers to finance the first administration building.
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