Home Rule Dead Yacht and Boat Racers Up for Office
A London dispatch reviews Liberal and Conservative candidates in a dying parliament race. It highlights Lord and party figures, including supporters of Home Rule, and notes gains and losses among Liberal and Conservative camps. It mentions Captain Hedworth Lambton and other MPs with naval or imperial ties, casting broader implications for the upcoming election.
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Steel Rails Down in Coreland and Ohio
True Review notes a larger mill operation in months with signs of prosperity in the tran trade though prices disappoint producers. It highlights recent iron scale agreements and mergers among steel plant manufacturers and mentions adjustments to puddling and finishing after weeks of idle activity.
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Iron and steel markets edge through slow recovery
The leading union mill plans thousands of workers for year round operation as metal prices show post shutdown resilience. Prices for merchant pig iron slip to new lows, while steel furnaces anticipate weeks of inactivity and plate markets weaken. Overseas press hints at higher prices amid competition from American steel.
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Influx of Immigrants at York Harbor
Sept 27 crowd departs through a barge system, with over 4000 prospective Americans passing through. Passengers arrive from five ships including the Glastow Browghts and the Milano Wrought, with destinations and origins including Hamburg and Scotland cited among routes.
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Haytien Revolution Report From Santo Domingo
Reports from Santo Domingo state Horacio Vasquez, president of Haiti, seeks to overthrow Beesatet's government as unrest spreads in the San tayo province after a Cape Maytien dispatch reaches New York. The situation remains fluid with efforts by Vasquez to seize control in the republic.
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New Pacific Museum Organizes in San Francisco
The Pacific Commercial museum in San Francisco completes its organization. Irving M. Scott is elected president Eugene Goodwin secretary and Isaac Opium treasurer. It is funded and will soon collect Pacific coast specimens to form a permanent state exposition.
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Clark Coming Home to Montana After Election
New York dispatch reports W A Clark left for Wishore in Montana last night and will stay until after the presidential election. Ex Gov Samuel T Hauser, staying at the Fifth Avenue hotel, will join him at Butte next week.
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Hobson defends Dewey fleet remark in Vancouver interview
Lieut. Richmond P. Hobson, famed for Merrimac, returns from the Orient and passes through Washington en route to Alabama. He reiterates he did not mean to disparage Admiral Dewey’s fleet actions in Santiago harbor. Hobson has not yet received the secretary of war’s recommended eight-spot advancement and prefers line duty, with officials expected to pursue his request.
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Fiji Islands Move to Federate With New Zealand
The Fiji islands in Melbourne Victoria report steps to federation with New Zealand as of September 26.
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Miners Expect Near Victory As Strike Enters Strident Phase
Pottsville reports miners feel closer to their goals than at any time since the strike began. Sympathizers predict mine owners will concede to United Mine Workers, while some owners and operators doubt such recognition will come in the Schuylkill region. Employers argue thousands quit under pressure and many who remain work reluctantly to avoid unfairness. The strike’s impact on losses weighs heavily in negotiations.
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Rushing to War with China Threatens Peace
The United States weighs possible entry into talks with China as Germany presses toward further force in the Far East. Kaiser Wilhelm shows firmness to prevent settlement, while Britain and other powers consider China’s dismemberment a risk to foreign interests. The US aims to push for accountability on outrages linked to the Boxer movement and seeks a negotiated path to restore order without provoking wider conflict.
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Governor Roosevelt Addresses Castle Rock Crowd
Governor Roosevelt opens his Colorado trip with a welcome speech at Castle Rock Colorado Springs where he is introduced to the standing audience and fans of his visit.
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Open Air Urges Forward Look and Daring Perseverance
Senator Walcott urges audiences to ignore despair and focus on a glorious future for the state. He argues the nation must endure bold action and uphold liberty and equal rights, urging citizens to stand straight for the cause of national power and reform.
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Spanish War Veterans Elect Officers In Washington
The Spanish War Veterans convention continued its business in Washington on September 26. A uniform of blue and gray was chosen to symbolize the era’s Union. Officers elected include Commander in Chief General Nelson A Miles, senior vice commander James H Tolman of South Carolina, junior vice commander William H Hubbell of New York, inspector general Frank H Harrington of Vermont, judge advocate general Major Charles E Miller of Ohio, surgeon general Dr Clifford Cox of Tennessee, and others.
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Violence at Shenandoah Strikers Try to Halt Mines
Strikers visited Girariville and Gilberton wreheries to press workers to quit work. Mahanoy City collieries remain closed. Major Killer reports strikers entered Cambridge colliery workers’ homes and assaulted them. Gobin to arrest named assailants and turn them over to civil authorities. Troop transfers to Luzerne County planned if governor orders.
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One More Mine Going in Pennsylvania Coal Fields
Philadelphia dispatch reports that fourteen of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company’s mines were active this morning, one more than yesterday, yet officials say no progress is shown. The Wadesville colliery near Pottsville resumed today after repairs and closure yesterday.
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Notice disclaims ties with political club in Scandia
The Scandinavian Brotherhood states it disclaims affiliation with the Scandinavian Independent Political club. The club is not meeting at Scandia hall So Main Street. Signed HH. Algood and Martin Bjorgum September 20 1900. Truster.
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Veterinary expert J D McGregor practiced in Toronto
J D McGregor an honorary graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College in Toronto offers veterinary services for domesticated animals. He treats diseases according to scientific principles with an office at Marlow's Stables 104 South Main Street and telephone coverage.
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