Labor Sermon Campaign Drives Presbyterian Appeal Nationwide
Practically every Presbyterian minister in the United States will preach on the labor question as the department of church and labor issues the call from Chicago. Millions of pages of literature will be distributed to congregations, with over one thousand requests for special material.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
United States
Department of Church and Labor
Charles Stelzle
Fog and Smoke Paralyze Montreal Gulf Shipping
Dense fog and forest fire smoke strand vessels on the Montreal to Gulf of St. Lawrence route. The Allan liner Victorian remains at Cape Charles, now taking on water, while the Leyland liner Virginian submerged near Crane Island. Three Liverpool liners are detained and ships approaching are held above the stranded Victorian.
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Commercial Tribune
Montreal
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Cape Charles
Andrew Allan
Quebec
Crane Island
St. Lawrence
Liverpool
St. Marys Reservior
Boy Falls in Fifth Story Accident at Harrison Building
George Hammer sixteen year old water boy for Ferro-Concrete Co. fell from the fifth story at Fourth and Elm during construction and was dead on arrival at City Hospital. Skull fracture and multiple injuries reported. cause uncertain though one theory cites a rope slip near the elevator. Body sent to Morgue. parents' address unknown.
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George Hammer
Ferro-Concrete Company
Harrison
Fourth
Elm Streets
Colerain Avenue
Taft and Party Arrive in Hongkong for Three Day Visit
Secretary of War Taft and his party including Miss Alice Roosevelt have arrived in Hongkong. Governor Sir Mathew Nathan and the British colony host the visitors who will stay three days of festivity and sightseeing.
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Hongkong
Taft
Alice Roosevelt
Sir Mathew Nathan
Two More Farmers Arrested in Reservoir Dynamite Plot
Wapakoneta Ohio September 2 two more prominent Auglaize County farmers J C Haesecker and Fred Behrens were arrested and brought to town for a hearing before Mayor Wentz They own land along the flooded reservoir side and pleaded not guilty demanding a trial set for Tuesday morning as the Sheeleys case also awaits trial In Mercer County it is said farmers are innocent and used as tools by opponents of the canal system The State will present at the preliminary trial with prominent defense attorneys retained for the prisoners and a stubborn defense anticipated
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Commercial Tribune
Wapakoneta
St. Marys Reservoir
Wentz
J. C. Haesecker
Fred Behrens
Auglaize County
Mercer County
Celina
Haesecker
Behrens
Sheeleys
Chicago magnate to wed Delia Spencer Caton in London church
Marshall Field the Chicago merchant receives a special license to marry Mrs Delia Spencer Caton at St Margaret's Westminster next Tuesday. The ceremony will be officiated by Rev Francis Campbell with prominent American guests and a Claridge's wedding breakfast before the couple return to America in about a month.
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London
Marshall Field
Chicago
Delia Spencer Caton
St. Margaret Church
Westminster
Francis Campbell
St. Margaret's
Reid
Ridgeley
Carter Augustus Eddy
Eddy
Katherine Eddy
Spencer Eddy
Helen Birch
J. N. Field
Rumored Chicago Marriage of Field and Delia Caton
Reports swirl around Marshall Field at age 70 and Delia Spencer Caton widow of Arthur J. Caton as a potential couple. Caton heiress valued between $1 and $3 million, Field valued at $100 to $150 million, with Caton a leading Chicago society figure and heiress to Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Co. fortune.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Marshal Field
Delia Spencer Caton
Arthur J. Caton
Marshall Field
Caton
Delia Spencer
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co
Robbery and assault claim after fall from bridge
Thomas White of 527 West Fifth street alleges two men robbed him at night near the Cincinnati Suspension Bridge approach. He was thrown over the Water street side, fell about twenty feet, and sustained a sprained back and bruises before being brought to City Hospital.
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Cincinnati
Thomas White
West Fifth Street
Shusha in Flames and Prince Murder Reported
Sept 2 report from Tiflis says Shusha is in flames with residents fleeing to the mountains. Troops head to the scene. In Dushet district Muchrani property of Prince Muchranski dynamited. Prince Eristoff murdered near Gori.
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Tiflis
Caucasia
Shusha
Muchrani
Dushet
Muchranski
Eristoff
Gori
Garber Reorganization Fails in Darke County Committees
Darke County Democratic strength waned as Garber attempts to impose a new County Executive Committee after the primaries. At the Greenville meeting, Dr S A Hostetter was chosen chairman by the opposition, defeating Frank Morgan as Garber’s candidate.
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Val Stokelly
Garber
S. A. Hostetter
Second National Bank of Greenville
Frank Morgan
Osgood
Eer
Hostetter
Morgan
Amutteeman
Arcanum
Board of Elections
Curley Brown stabbed amid street confrontation at Walnut Street
Latonia Race Track starter and Majestic Cafe owner Curley Brown was attacked on Walnut Street near Gibson House. Police arrested Shirley Howe and Archie Dick after finding a bloody knife in Howe pocket. Brown received six stitches and remained under care as investigators pursued the stabbing motive.
Nun Balbina Dies at Central Union Depot
Sister Balbina Catherine Kramer of the Order of St. Francis died at Central Union Depot from heart disease shortly after fainting as a train arrived to take a girl named Mary from the depot. She was 66, had lived in Oldenberg Indiana, and had arrived in the city to visit friends at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Balbina
Order of St. Francis
Central Union Depot
St. Francis Hospital
Annie Moser
Mary
Middletown
Miss Moser
Sisterhood
Catherine Kramer
Germany
Oldenberg
Ind
Good Samaritan Hospital
Fearful threats by Italians spark hospital guard plan
New Orleans reports indicate rioting fears as Italian residents threaten to burn the emergency hospital where yellow fever physicians work. Governor Blanchard orders arms sent. Dr Horton and local officials organize protection while officials monitor the fever and quarantine measures across Mississippi and Georgia.
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Commercial Tribune
New Orleans
State Board of Health
C. L. Horton
Patterson
Treaty of Portsmouth Nearing Final Form
The Portsmouth peace talks advance as the last disputed point is settled. Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries confer in M Witte and Komura rooms, with readings of the text underway. A seventeen article treaty, preambled, may be signed Monday if no further changes arise.
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Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
N. H
M. Witte
Baron Rosen
Roosevelt
Baron Komura
de Martens
Dennison
Taggart Was Sober, Say Brother Officers of Army
In Wooster Ohio on September 2 19XX the Taggart case rebuttal focused on Major Morton deposition. Morton testified Taggart was sober at Fort Leavenworth in 1903 and not nervous or excited on July 1. He suggested confinement aimed at keeping him away from others, with gossip about beating his wife noted as a secondary factor.
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Taggart
Commercial Tribune
Wooster
Morton
Ft. Leuivenworth
Howard Taggart
Newberry
Orrville
Ft. Leavenworth
Tag
Early Morning Fires Reported in City
Fire crews were dispatched to the Grey Eagle saloon on Sixth and Elm to extinguish a cellar blaze under a rear street grate. The damage is estimated at zero. Police also investigated an arson attempt under a small East Front Street frame house where burning railroad waste was simulated but quickly suppressed with no property damage.
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Grey Eagle
East Front Street
Collard and Whittaker Streets
Front Street
Indiana Melons End Season With Strong Local Sales
A Special Dispatch from Poseyville Indiana reports the watermelon and cantaloupe season closed with farmers in the area earning about $50,000, Owensville and Mounts adding around $70,000, and Knox County area totaling near $100,000.
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Commercial Tribune
Poseyville
Ind
Owensville
Mounts
Knox County
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