Stolen Pearl Pin Accuses Electric Worker in El Paso Theft
E P McBroom of the International Light and Power Company is jailed on charges of stealing a 400 dollar pear pin from Consul Francis Mallen. Police traced the crime to McBroom after witnesses and a room search connected him to the upper consulate theft and a separate diamond theft from Mrs. Leigh Clark. The case includes pursuit on Oregon street, a dramatic confrontation in Buckler square, and a preliminary hearing set for Tuesday.
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E. P. McBroom
Internativeal Light and Power Company
el Paso
McBroom
Francisco Mallen
Sano Antonio G Street
Malien
Sr. Mallen
Consul Mallen
Electric Light Company
San Antonio Street
Interestronal Light Company
Jall
Leigh Clark
Mr. Clark
Bendy
Harold
Consul
Buckler Square
Captain Bendy
Srones
I Paso Street
Herald
el Paso Street
Marshal
Charley Patterson
Public Schools Open After Smallpox Precaution
New Bedford public schools reopen after two week delay to curb smallpox spread. City records indicate local cases prompted extended closure and health measures through September 17.
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New Bedford
Pape Breaks American Rifle Record At 200 Yards
August Pape of the Columbia Pistol and Rifle club shattered the American rifle mark by scoring 198 hits out of 200 at 200 yards in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Pape
Columbia Pistol and Rifle Club
Status of Strike in Pennsylvania Anthracite Districts
The report details the status of the strike affecting anthracite coal mining regions in Pennsylvania. It notes the actions of workers, responses from operators, and regional impact on production and daily life. Local authorities contemplate measures to address disruptions and maintain essential services.
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Penn
Miners Idle as All Collieries Close in Three Districts
In Shamokin and nearby districts of Penna the Mineral Union Patlaieliohia and Reading Co mines shut down today leaving about 10,000 workers idle. Tremonton mines operate while Mount Carmel district has six working and three idle collieries. In Scranton 75,000 miners are idle with orderly crowds seen as strikes unfold.
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Shamokin
Penna
Mineral Union
Patlaieliohia and Reading Co
Mount Carm
Tremonton
Scranton
Fred Dilcher
First District
Forest City
Shickshiony
El Paso Mexican Independence Day Anniversary Parade
The Mexican colony of El Paso celebrated the 90th anniversary of Mexican independence with a night parade and speeches. A grand pageant along San Antonio Street featured floats, a Hidalgo statue, escorts, and bands, ending at the courthouse with a formal ceremony attended by Consul Mallen, Mayor Magoffin, and U.S. and Mexican citizens.
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el Paso
Mexico
Court House
Oman
San Antonio Street
Grand Marshall St. Ryan
San Antonio
Border Rifles
State National Guard
John O'Keeffe
Iocal
Hidalgo
Arotler
Davis Will Case Heir E A J Davis Dies in Chicago
E A J Davis, heir to the Davis millions and legatee in the famous will dispute, died in county hospital of brain fever. The elder A J Davis built a five million estate from mines in Montana. Davis faced late life rumors of romances and a divorce before his death.
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Chicago
E A J Davis
Davie
Davis
A J Davis
West
Butte
Anaconda
Helena
Mont
Marcus City
Montana
Republican state committee meets in San Antonio opens convention
STATE COMMITTEE SAN ANTONIO Sept 17 The Republican state executive committee met this morning with 28 committeemen on roll call. Gore Hurley Smith Wilson Bacon and Schmitz bolted earlier. all except Smith and Gore are represented by proxy. The big convention opens tomorrow in a new hall over the city market house ready for them.
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San Antonio
Republican State Executive Committee
Gore
E. Hurley
Smith
Wilson
Bacon
Schmitz
Mills Resume at McKeesport After Two Months Shutdown
Mills at W. Dewees and Wood plant in McKeesport restart after more than two months of repairs. Two more mills at the American Tip Plate plant resume today producing black plates. Five of the plants remain closed.
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Mckeesport
W. Dewees
Kruger’s European Trip Said Personal Health Visit
Transvaal consul general reports Kruger’s voyage to Europe described as personal for health reasons, not political, with no stated political aims.
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London
The
Exorees
Transvaal
Orenzo Marquez
Kruger
Desperate Galveston Stricken by Storm Faces Rescue Efforts
Refugees flee Galveston as relief moves inland. Officials report improved city conditions and rail links, with six hundred evacuees per day. Deputies and workers tackle debris, disorder fades, and optimism grows. In Austin 500 traumatized by the storm lose reason. San Antonio ships relief to Richmond.
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Galveston
Texas
Demands Granted End Western Washington Coal Strike
Operators concede the miners demands ending an impending strike of coal workers in western Washington. The development occurred in Seattle as of September 17.
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Seattle
Washington
Juarez Celebrates Mexican Independence Day in Grand Parade
Juarez held a large anniversary celebration with a decorated plaza, a parade featuring regular soldiers, two floats and dignitaries, and an evening of speeches music and fireworks. Citizens attended in fine attire and enjoyed a grand ball later.
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Court House
Washington
Bolivar
Juarez
Fl Paso
El Paso Baseball Team Travels to Albuquerque Tournament
The El Paso baseball team leaves tonight for Albuquerque to join a tournament. They faced GH team at Athletic Park and lost 9 to 7 after leading early, then giving up six runs in the eighth inning.
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el Paso
Albuquerque
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