Dismissal Demanded Over Beirut Disorder
In Beirut on September 10, a near-fatal shooting of Vice Consul Magelssen occurred amid anarchy in the Muslim quarter where thirty people died. Americans press for the dismissal of the val i f Beirut and seek protectorate action to place the Lebanon district under autonomous Christian government jurisdiction as Brooklyn and San Francisco ships stand ready to land if needed.
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Brookin
San Francisco
Admiral Cotton
United States
Brooklyn
Amercan
Mission
Vali
Beirut
Autonomous
Christian Government
Lebannon
Proclamation Demands Harsh Punishment for Royal Killers
Servian army officers who were arrested published a proclamation urging severe punishment for the murders of King Alexander and Queen Draga. They demand removal of either themselves or the murderers from service and call for cheers for King Peter as public support grows for the officers and opposition to General Gynkies’s Nish command.
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Alexander
Draga
Peter
Gynkies
Nish
Louisiana Logrollers elect officers for year
The Louisiana Logrollers association met in Shreveport and elected H. B. Hine of Coushatta as president S. J. Castle of Shreveport as vice president C. D. Hicks of Shreveport as secretary I. B. White of Winnfield as escort W. G. Caldwell of Many as watchman G. L. Yates of Haynesville as sentry D. W. Howell of Coushatta as lay board member J. P. Butler of Shreveport George W. Anglin and B. K. White head of the board of managers.
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Iana Logrolling Association
H. B. Hine
Coushatta
S. J. Castle
Shreveport
C. D. Hicks
I. B. White
Winnfield
W. G. Caldwell
Many
G. L. Yates
Haynesville
D. W. Howell
J. P
Mine Owners Ban Western Federation Miners in Their Mines
Cripple Creek Colorado reports that the Mine Owners' Association will not employ any members of the Western Federation of Miners in mines owned by the association. The decision highlights ongoing labor tensions in the mining sector.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
The
Mine Owners’ Association
Western Federation of Miners
Mexican Supreme Court Justice Nicholas Islas y Bustamante Dies
City of Mexico reports the death of Nicholas Islas y Bustamante, aged seventy, a member of the supreme court. The obituary notes his long tenure and honors his service to the judiciary.
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City of
Mexico
Nicholas Islas Y Bustamante
The
Supreme Court
Arrival of Turkish Governor General Aims to Restore Confidence
Rear Admiral Cotton reports from Bei Rut that the Turkish governor general has arrived from Damascus and warns authorities he will hold them responsible for disturbances. He notes the city is quiet and business improving as confidence returns.
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Washington
Navy Department
Cotton
Beirut
Damascus
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Front Range Towns
Special reports from northwest of Denver say tremors were felt in Boulder Loveland Longmont and Fort Collins. No damage reported.
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Denver
Here
Boulder
Loveland
Longmont
Fort Collins
Elks Leader Fan ning Plans Committee Roll in Indianapolis
Baltimore September 10 Joseph T Fan ning grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks said he would announce the personnel of the important committees in Indianapolis in a few days after leaving Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Joseph T. Fanning
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Indianapolis
Johnson and Clarke Nominees Address Large Akron Crowd
In Akron Ohio on September 10 the Democratic state campaign opened with a 30 000 attendee meeting. Speakers included Ohio governor candidate Tom L Johnson United States Senate candidate John H Clarke and Henry George Jr of New York. Johnson condemned local rebates and urged home rule equitable taxation and opposition to corporate influence while Clarke urged tariff removal from monopolized goods and cap on interstate corporations capital.
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Akron
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio
John H. Clarke
United States
Henry George, Jr
New York
Johnson
Republican Party
Cleveland
Hanna
Sheets
Clarke
Typographical Union Oath Sparks Church Conflict in Beloit
Father M. J. Ward of St. Thomas Catholic Church in Beloit declares members who subscribe to the International Typographical Union oath cannot receive absolution. He warns the pledge places union loyalty above all religious duties and obligations.
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Beloit
Wis
M. J. Ward
St. Thomas’ Catholic
International Typographical Union
Seth Low Nominated for New York Mayor by Fusion
At the fusion convention the name of Seth Low was announced as the candidate for mayor to be pronounced by all fusion bodies except the Greater New York organization. The announcement marks Low as his own successor for the mayoralty.
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New York
Seth Low
Greater New
York Democracy Conference Endorses Grout and Fornes
The York Democracy and the Kings County Democracy held a conference at the Citizens' Union headquarters. Edwin M. Grout was endorsed for renomination as comptroller and Charles V. Fornes for president of the board of aldermen.
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York Democracy
Kings County Democracy
Citizens’ Union
Edwin M. Grout
Charles V. Fornes
Board of Aldermen
Blackdom Townsite Company Formed in New Mexico
Santa Fe announces the incorporation of the Blackdom Y Townsite company with $10,000 capital to establish a negro colony in Chaves county named Blackdom.
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Santa Fe, N. M
Blackdom Y Townsite Company
Ciaves County
Shells on Hand at Black Rock Button Factory
The button factory in Black Rock Arkansas reports nearly 200 tons of shells stored in its bins as of September 10.
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Black Rock
Ark
Mrs. Mary Grinstead Suicide In Atkins Arkansas
In Atkins Arkansas on September 10 Mrs. Mary E Grinstead committed suicide by taking paris green near the town.
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Atkins, Ark
Mary E. Grinstead
Paris Green
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