Court hearing set on boycott claims by rail firms
United States Circuit Court in chambers heard injunction proceedings brought by the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf railway against UMETQUs and other rail entrants from Kansas City. A further hearing is scheduled Wednesday before Judge Thyer who is expected to decide. Each side contends no agreement to boycott was made.
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Hobart Illness Threatens Senate Role and Campaign
The press reports Vice President Hobart may be unable to preside over the next Senate session and possibly withdraw from renomination as McKinley’s running mate. Doctors diagnose kidney trouble requiring long rest, casting doubt on his public duties and future campaign involvement.
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Honolulu Attorney Accuses Hawaii of Slavery System
George D. Gear, a Honolulu lawyer, urged at the state department that Hawaii’s rulings sustain a worst form of coolie labor. He contends the system violates the U.S. Constitution and asks the attorney general to decide if the constitutional guarantee extends to the islands.
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Democratic press bureau to move to Chicago around Oct 8
Samuel B. Cook said Executive Chairman Johnson plans to relocate the Democratic press bureau from P. J. Devlin's office when he returns to Chicago around October 8. Johnson and Cook will then provide nationwide campaign literature. Wyoming volunteers depart for home after muster out. The Twenty sixth infantry and recruits head to Manila aboard the Grant.
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San Francisco
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Wheat Up a Cent on steady market outlook
Wheat closed higher with December at 73 4 to 74 to finish firm after a brief weakness. Corn rose 4 to 54 of a cent, oats up 14 to 40, and provisions largely steady. Kansas City livestockalso showed mixed moves with cattle receipts heavy and hogs in strong demand while sheep weakened.
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England Presses for Outlander Representation in South Africa
London dispatches summarize a note from Mr. Chamberlain to Sir Alfred Milner dated Sept 22, outlining Britain’s aim to secure immediate representation for outlanders in South Africa and a final settlement on the self government issue. Other items report anti war demonstrations in Trafalgar Square ending in boos and missiles, and items from Pretoria on Volksraad unity and mobilization. Further notes cover Spanish disturbances in Ferroll and a dam leak near Austin Texas reducing lake levels and forcing a power plant shutdown.
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Americans Beginning to Gaffert at Yaqui Hands
Reports from Sonora describe Yaqui attacks on American prospectors along the upper Yaqui river with miners from New York said killed and others driven from camps. In Wisconsin West Superior mills plan grinding next week as mill owners raise flour prices to attract boats, easing warehouse congestion.
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Handcar Crash Kills Two in Jefferson Wisconsin
A Northwestern special train carrying a theater troupe struck a handcar on a curve three miles north of Jefferson. James Anderson was killed instantly and William Smith died later from injuries.
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Elkes Shatters Five Mile Motor Exhbition Record
Providence report: at Crescent Park yesterday Harry Elkes rode five miles behind motor in 8 minutes 40 seconds setting a new professional record. The prior mark was 9 minutes 2 seconds held by Burt 8 Pierce.
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Pierce
Plague Reported in Oporto with Four New Cases
Four new bubonic plague cases were reported in Oporto on Sept 25, raising the total to 74 cases since the outbreak began. Thirty people have died from the disease.
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