Walker's Orders Not a Case of Interference in Venezuela
The State Department reports no intent to meddle in Venezuelan affairs, but to protect American lives and property as warships move to Venezuela. The Concord has arrived, Kearsarge expected, and Chicago with Admiral Walker aboard due next Sunday. No government to defend residents from predatory bands is evident.
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Washington, D. C
New York
la Guayra
State Department
Hanna
Walker
Chicago
Department
United Press
Venezuela
Pepper
Echeveria
United States
Concord
Admiral Walker
Venezuelan arms case delays release of cargo in New York
In New York the cargo of the British steamer South Portland is detained at the Venezuelan consigner Francisco Gonzales request. Officials say release hinges on a court proceeding under friendly powers rules. Adee declines to set a Wednesday deadline. Separate Iowa notes report the September crop outlook with corn at 64 percent merchantable and wheat total above 8 million bushels.
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Washindtoy
Francisco Gonzales
Caracas
South Portland
New York
A. Smith
Louis C. Revener
State Department
Adee
Pereza
United States
Venezuela
Gonzales
Trinidad
Court of Justice
Regener
Foster
Des Moines
Coopers International Union Holds Third Annual Convention
The Coopers International union met in St Louis for its third annual convention led by President Michael Meewen. Officers will be elected, the constitution revised, and a union goods stamp chosen to distinguish union products. The union has about five thousand members.
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Coopers
ST. Louis
The
Coopers’ International Union
Michael Meewen
Cholera Epidemic Reports Show Encouraging Signs
Reports from Hamburg dated September 18 indicate the epidemic is easing with 989 new cases and 203 deaths, while 3,086 patients occupy cholera hospitals and barracks. Burials reach 345 as streets regain activity and docks hint at resumed work. relief efforts fall short for some families. In New YorkQuarantine authorities report Scandia arrivals with thirty two deaths aboard and two bodies removed at Swinburne Island.
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Hamburg
Relief Committee
Islanders threaten forced quarantine defense at Fire Island
Men from Islip and Babylon Long Island vow to guard Fire Island from quarantined passengers. They intimidate the pilot to stop Cepheus and threaten to burn the surf hotel if used as a quarantine station. Twenty men sworn as special constables with over 100 assistants. armed and resisting New York police. Wilson of the health board places reporters on guard and seeks aid. Forty French workers from the Hoffman House are stopped at Babylon and stoned.
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Fiji
Islano
N. Y
Islip
Babylon
Long Island
Fire Island
Surf
New York
Wilson
New York Board of Health
Hoffman House
Fire’ Island
Collision at West Cambridge Kills Six and Injures Forty
A through freight on the Fitehburg railroad struck a passenger train at West Cambridge junction. The crash telescoped the rear car, killing six instantly and injuring about forty, with three more fatalities reported later. Nearby Lick Observatory notes Jupiter’s fifth moon discovered by Barnard.
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Boston
Fitehburg
West Cambridge Junction
Lick Observatory
Cal
Barnard
Jupiter
Gallileo
Greenwich
Return from Greenland for Verhoeff Ends in Tragedy
The Peary expedition which left in summer 1801 returned to port with Verhoeff dying in McCormick bay ice fields. The journey otherwise had no major incidents. Mayor Washburne in Racing City weighs halting Hawthorne track racing over alleged city land gambling concerns and seeks support to shut Garfield Park.
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Greenland
Verhoef
St. . Joansa
Peary
Verhoeff
McCormick Bay
Washburne
Carcano
Hawthorne
West Side
Giarfield Park
Week's Exchanges and Assault on U S Consul in St Johns
The weekly U S exchange total reached 1 126 38 885 dollars, up 7 percent from last year. United States Consul C Malloy in St Johns was beaten by four policemen, with bystanders rescuing him after a fierce struggle as police reportedly were drunk.
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United States
Comsul
Sy Tonss
Nlp
C. Malloy
Sti Johns Vega Lodis Leaten
Mulloy
New Yor
Gr. Johns
N. F
St. Johns
Malloy
Marinette Mill Hands Strike for Shorter Workday
Marinette Wisconsin mill workers valued at 1,000 in timber halted work for ten hours. They say they have been on a twelve hour schedule and demand a shorter day.
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Marinette
Wis
Crespo Triumphs Over Venezuela Dictatorship
The secretary of state received a private telegram dated Sept 5 reporting Crespo's triumph and the overthrow of the Venezuela dictatorship. Frosts in the Northwest bring killing frosts through North Dakota and black frost from northern Montana.
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Washington
Crespo
Venezuela
North Dakota
Montana
World’s fair discussion and exhibits cited in Berne session
The article notes the international peace congress selecting Chicago for the next meeting during the World’s fair period. It highlights exhibits by Austrian glassmakers Bohemian crafts and Chinese Carlsbad manufacturers, and mentions electric fountain displays at the fair. Also covered are Ballard’s Snow Liniment and King’s New Discovery endorsements, patent statistics from Illinois, and Chilean nitrate exhibit plans.
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International Peace Congress
Berne
Switzerland
Chicago
Fraternal Lodge Meetings and Public Library Notice
Local fraternal orders in Glendale and Dillon list regular meeting nights at various halls. Notices invite visiting or in good standing members to attend, with officers named and contact details. A public library association announces open hours and weekly access for the community.
Church Services Calendar with Multiple Denominations
The notice lists monthly Catholic services at St PoseLaren led by Pedar Van Da Ven and confirms Episcopal Sunday services at St James Church. Methodist holds daily evening and morning services at Grace Church with Rev Ain Pait, Baptist at First Baptist with Rev Ain Spencer, and Presbyterian led by Rev Albert Re Crawford with Sunday morning and Sabbath services and prayer meetings.
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St. Poseelaren
Dev. Pedar van da Ven
Episcopal
St. Daames Church
Flaw
Is. D. Hooker
Grace Mh
JP A. An
Ain Pait
Pean
First Baptist
Atdibasm
Ain Spencer
Waa
Priya
Topom
Phiureday
Presbyterian
Albert
Re Crawford
Dante Ua
Drovelock
Ind
Peavey Meeting
Masonic and Auxiliary Gatherings Listed in Local Notices
Reverend Simmons conducts services on the second and fourth Sundays both morning and evening. Nightengale Division meets Saturdays at 2 oclock in Garland Ripley’s hall. W I Chubbuck lists as secretary with Dan Gutting and J S. New State Lodge meets Wednesday afternoons at Garland Ripley’s hall. Endien Ald Nociety Moeata convenes Wednesdays at members’ homes. Ladies Auxiliary meets second next day at Engineer’s hall with Mrs M Russell president. Shan Lodge No 00 F meets at its hall Thursdays. W E Chubbuck secretary and J C Stover nit guide. Montana Encampment No 107 O O F meets second and fourth Mondays at the lodge hall. Including visiting brothers in good standing.
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Bina MM
Charch
KH. I. Simmons
Nightengale
Garland & Ripley’s
Chubbuck
Dan Gutting
New State Lodge
Win
Win. Dean
M. J. Philips
Endien
Ald Nociety
WA Baily
Ladien
Engineer's Hall
M. Russell
Ed. Hughes
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WasHixaTown
Treasury Department
Lixcois
Tus
Champaign and Havana
Hlinow Central
Scandia
Byron
Swinburne Island
Stonington
Normannia
Lux
Sete Fitehburg Rowth
Ballard
N. M. Wuarre
de Palitschek
Austria
Bohemia
Carlsbad
Tyrol
John GC. Goowwin
Danville
Gallard
N. M. Waorrr
Ada
Groton
N. M. White
Illinois
Chile
Kucklen
City Drug Store
He College of Montana
Catelogue
Fiformerien Oappiva Dev
D. J. Romillan DD
DeerLaig
Moz
Swift
Georgia
Atlanta
Society
Grill
Armory Haihevery Viitay Evenin
Chapin
Serst
Occidental Coruipment Novo
Lodge Hall
Glendale
A.C. Moe
Peter Seybold
Heche Lodge
M. J. Macklem
C. T.M. O'Connor
Koof H&b
Apollo Lodge
Noels
Klaho and
Bannack
Jd. Re. Holden
MOS. Dotries
Dillon Lodge
Ae Q
Arite Hall
Moebec
Peter Leybold
Steedman Post
Gok
Post
David Lanioot
Port
Dision Public Library Association
Commercoe
Prospect Ledge
Old Pellows Hall
Dillon
Hy Jd Tiehenck
OS T. Geo. Boatman, Jr
Chuurecu
Missoula
Mont
R. Z. Thomas
Fifth Judicial District Court
Jules Clairmont
N. W
Rytheree
Martin McCormick
Frank Drier
Thomas
Harris
Blackwell Lawrence
Breda
Robert Fisner
Register
John A. Clinton
Lima, Mont
T His
Oone
Butte
W.H. Wix
New Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Salt Lake
Olds
Ana Dy Teil
Dillon, Montana
Anderson Bros
Weightman & Anderson
Marlow's Old Stand
Percheron-Norman
Clydesdale
Poindexter & Orr
Lillon
R.C. Haddisday
VAL Blatz Milwaukee Beer
Gillass
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