Roosevelt Made Honorary Member of Locomotive Firemen
President Roosevelt attended the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen session in Knoxville Tennessee and was made an honorary member amid cheers. He praised organized labor’s reasonableness and lauded Grand Master Sargent’s immigration appointment as highly satisfactory.
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Tenn
Roosevelt
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Hanrahan
Canada
Organized Labor
Sargent
Brotherhood
Immigration
John F. McNamee
Columbus
Roosevelt Speaks to 12,000 in Drenching Rain
President Roosevelt braved a heavy rain to address 12,000 people gathered along Main avenue Knoxville. He spoke from a stand nearly a mile from the depot as a downpour soaked the crowd.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Roosevelt
Main Avenue
Presidential party spends night at Hot Springs
The special train carrying the presidential party spent the night in Hot Springs North Carolina on September 9 at the resort town’s facilities.
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Hot Springs
N. C
Hot Spring
Roosevelt Western Trip Itinerary Schedule Revealed
The schedule lists President Roosevelt’s special train route from Chicago to Omaha with stops in Milwaukee LaCrosse St Paul Yankton Sioux City and Omaha. The plan includes arrival and departure times from Sept 23 to Sept 27 and a return to Omaha for the electrical parade. Western railways offer a fare rate of one and one third for the round trip within the territory.
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Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Milwaukee
LaCrosse
St. Paul
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Sioux City
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Arion
Denison
Omaha
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Kearney
Burlington
Rosehill Leaves Island Claim for Marcus Island
Acting Secretary Adee reported to the Japanese legation that Captain Rosehill reached Marcus Island on July 30 and was met by a Japanese warship which delivered State Department letters urging no forceful action. He left about a week later and may pursue any claim through diplomatic channels.
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Washington
Adee
Rosehill
Marcus Island
State Department
Three Men Killed Near Joplin Missouri
Three men died in mining accidents near Joplin and Lindon Missouri. Joseph Brookshire an ex councilman and Harry Smith were killed at the Tennessee mine when a shaft fall. Roy Elwood was killed at the Chapman shaft by a cage accident.
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Joplin
Joseph Brookshire
Harry Smith
Tennessee
Lindon
Roy Elwood
Chapman
Bolivar Destroyed by Cyclone in Argentina
Dispatches from Buenos Aires report Bolivar in Argentina destroyed by a cyclone. Fourteen people killed and fifty injured in the disaster.
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Bolivar
Paris
Buenos Ayrés
Argentine Republic
Snow on Lake Superior Delays Duluth Port News
Masters of incoming vessels at this port report snow on Lake Superior yesterday causing visibility and travel slowdowns at Duluth Minnesota on September 9. The weather disruption affects ship movements and port operations along the lake.
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Lake Superior
Duluth
Minn
Richards Elected President of International Mining Congress
Judge J H Richards of Boise Idaho was elected president and Irwin E Mahon was re elected secretary at the International Mining Congress meeting in Butte Montana. Deadwood and Lead South Dakota were chosen for the 1903 session amid talks of reorganizing the body into an American based, more commercial association led by opponents like Mrs Ella Knowles Haskell of Montana.
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Lead
Mining Congress
Butte
Mont
J. H. Richards
Boise
Idc
International Mining Congress
Irwin E. Mahon
S. D
Congress
Association
Holmes
Ella Knowles Haskell
Montana
Explosion from Soufriere Reports in Saint Lucia
The Mont Pelee eruption on September 3 is minor but La Soufriere produced a terrific blast. The steamer Savan in dense ash twenty miles southwest of St. Vincent at 2 am reported darkness followed by ashfall and a westward course to avoid the debris. Yaro notes further plantations and townships destroyed and mentions widespread panic as the population remains alarmed.
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Island of St. Lucia
Mont Pelee
St. Vincent
Yaro
Martinique
Bartholin's Body Identified as Chicago Murderer
The body found near Riceville Iowa is positively identified as Will iam Bartholin the Chicago double murderer. Detective Andrew Rohan and William Mitchell verify the identity by the jaw with gold teeth. a note by Bartholin is released and notes reveal his flight from Chicago.
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Riceville
William Bartholin
Chicago
William Mitchell
Barthholin
Andrew Rohan
A. J. Coey
Rohan
Bartholin
J. G. Pratt
Pratt
Elm
Carpenter
J. B. McCook
T. S. Carpenter
Howard County
Thompson
Claffy
Counselman
Minnie
W. J. Bartholin
WM. M
Will
Mitchell
Thomas Pheo
George Edwards
Strong Policy Pursued by Commander McCrea in Hayti
The Navy reports from Cape Haytien detail Commander McCrea of the Machias enforcing a rigorous policy to protect global commerce during the Haytien insurrection. He safeguarded European and domestic commerce, limited interference with insurgents, and maintained firm stance against foreign interference despite the revolution.
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Hayti
Washington
Navy Department
Machias
Cape Haytien
Haytien
Navy
Killick
Berbers Release Mohammed In Moroccan Turmoil
A Tangier dispatch reports Berbers attacked Mekines near Fez and released Mohammed brother of the Moroccan sultan and pretender to the throne. The move heightens a critical situation that could force powers to act quickly to preserve the status quo in Morocco.
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Madrid
Tangier
Morocco
Mekines
Fez
Letter Carriers Elect Officers at National Meeting
The National Letter Carriers association elected officers and chose Syracuse as the next meeting site. President J. C. Keller of Cleveland was re elected with 758 votes, while B. J. Curtin of Lynn and A. J. Michener of St. Louis received 207 and 122 votes respectively. A. C. McFarland of Des Moines was named secretary and E. J. Cantwell was re elected as well.
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Denver
National Letter Carriers’ Association
Syracuse
J. C. Keller
Cleveland
B. J. Curtin
Lynn
Mass
A. J. Michener
St. Louis
A. C. McFarland
Des Moines
E. J. Cantwell
Professor Heilprin Safe After Martinique Eruption
Relatives in Philadelphia receive word that Professor Angelo Heilprin is alive on Martinique after fears he perished in the Mont Pelée eruption. The telegram confirms his safety amid the disaster reports.
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Professor Heilprin
Philadelphia
Angelo Heilprin
Martinique
Mont Pelee
Large Floods and Cholera Ravage Japanese Provinces
Floods in Hiroshima and nearby districts cause large deaths and injuries as houses and vessels are swept away. In Yamaguseghi seventy-eight drowned and thirteen crushed, with seventeen injured. Siamo province reports twenty four drowned and four crushed. Cholera toll rises along the Asiatic coast.
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B. C
Japan
Hiroshima
Yamaguseghi
Siamo
Assails Baptism Doctrine at 100th Evangel Tent Meeting
Rev Dr McArthur attacked baptism as he spoke at the 100th evangel tent meeting in New York. He called infant baptism water dropping heathenish and said God would not condemn an innocent unbaptized babe. His remarks drew wild applause as he declared baptism never saved a soul.
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New York
R. S. McArthur
McArthur
Battle in Indian Territory Ends with Death and Wounds
A violent clash near Durant Oklahoma Territory left Rev. W F Whaley dead and his son Alf with both arms shot away as J H Richardson J A Richardson and their brother in law Walten berger exchanged gunfire amid ongoing feuds. The two groups met on the highway after months of dispute and the elder Whaley was killed.
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Durant
I. T
Here
Rev
W. F. Whaley
Alf
Ernest
J. H
J.A. Richardson
Mr. Waltenberger
Whaley
J. A. Richardson
Dyspepsia cure offer from The Laxakola Company
An old advertisement asks if readers suffer from dyspepsia and digestive symptoms. It promotes free mail trial of PEPSIKOLA TABLETS and a booklet Advice To Dyspeptics, with regular tablets priced at 25 cents plus agent recruitment, from 37 Vesey Street New York.
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Vesey Street
New York
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