Bryan Talks to Labor Men at Chicago Picnic
William Jennings Bryan addressed a Labor Day picnic in Chicago after a big parade, meeting state and national labor leaders. He spoke at the Iroquois Club and planned further remarks at Brand’s Hall, praising labor and stressing practical reforms amid a heated political backdrop.
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England Faces Large Rail Strike as Trades Union Congress Meets
Delegates from across the United Kingdom gather in Nottingham with 1,700,000 workers represented. They push for a nationwide railroad strike over better conditions and higher pay, warning a rejection could trigger a massive stoppage.
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German Presbyterian Delegates Convene At Elizabeth Church
The Atlantic district German Christian East annual convention gathers nearly 200 delegates from New York New Jersey and other areas at First German Presbyterian Church Elizabeth. A fundraising service for the Rescue Mission precedes a day with sermons discussions and musical programs led by Rev John Kern and others.
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40000 Union Men Parade in New York
Forty thousand workers marched down Fifth Avenue from Fifty-ninth Street to Washington Square in New York City. The event featured Women’s Trade Union League members in autos and a Labor Day program with speeches by Kier Hardie and other labor figures. A mass meeting at Grand Central Palace and a reception followed, with Darrow scheduled to speak on the Open Shop.
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Knox in Auto Crash Abroad Injures Knox Family
Ex Attorney General Philander C. Knox and his wife were slightly injured, and their infant son severely hurt when a tire burst on their Mercedes in Europe. The car crashed into another auto, toppled into a ditch, and all were taken to the Reavivage Hotel for care.
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Best Flight Yet In Airship by De La Grange
Paris reports aeronaut De La Grange set a new airspeed record by flying thirty-one minutes, surpassing yesterday’s twenty-nine minutes fifty-five seconds. He covered sixteen miles near parade grounds, claiming potential to extend to an hour next month. Wright praised his machine, noting the crowd’s excitement and the precision of the flight despite crowding difficulties.
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Baseball Scores From Ambiguous Gotham Boston Game
Fragmented score notes show Brooklyn and Boston contests with incomplete timing and mixed team names. Multiple Batter names and venues appear garbled, referencing Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh and Boston in disjointed lines with stray numbers and stray venue names.
Tie Teamsters Parade Inaugurates United Union March
The main parade of the C. F. Ti will be augmented by an interpretive parade under the auspices of the United Trades of America. New York District will lead with 0 men in line, coast of goods teamsters, drivers and others from flour and cereal to grocery and theatrical unions.
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Church Robbery Suspect Arrested by Police
Police arrest James Wilson after a Catholic church robbery Saturday night. Officers found a stash in his pockets including a box and a poor box. He was taken to detectives for further questioning to determine his city of origin and the sequence of events.
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Revolver Found Up Sleeve Of Arrested Man
A man was brought to County Jail by Judge Manon on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Police found a revolver up his sleeve during processing and he was taken to headquarters for examination.
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Probing Summit Mystery Reveals Investigative Effort
Telegraph report notes Proactive Swift of Union County begins probe into a baffling tale involving four young married residents. The account mentions an abortive party, a missing girl, and a county detective assigned to unravel the case amid the town’s rising suspicion.
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Woman ejected by tenant clash ends in police action
Mrs Mary Early a 60 year old landlady confronted tenants over unpaid rent at Olive Street. After residents refused to pay she broke a window and attempted to remove belongings. An alleged assailant reportedly struck her. Police detained Early and she was later released by a judge. An ensuing lawsuit is anticipated.
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Family Clings to Theory as Miller Funeral Draws Crowds
The Miller family believes foul play may have killed William Miller but will not pursue evidence. Experts and business associates are assessing private accounts amid rumors of robbery, with an expert accountant engaged. The funeral at Elizabeth Avenue drew hundreds, with a large procession to the cemetery and obituaries by rabbi Sechsowskopf and community lodge members in attendance.
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Forest fires devastate Minnesota towns leaving four dead
Telegraph reports four lives lost as fires sweep Hibbing and nearby towns Chisholm Hartley Chonando and Tillabury in Minnesota. Gov Johnson orders militia to aid while refugees flood Hibbing. Property losses reach about 4 million with Hibbing hardest hit and martial law considered.
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Manango Murder Trial Opens Tomorrow in Over and Terminer
Dominick Manango stands trial for the murder of Domin Corvasi after detectives traced the suspected killer to a Nutley cellar. Advised by counsel William By Wilson, he awaits indictment by the Grand Jury and trial by jury as Judge Edward Atwater presides with Supreme Court officials.
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Fire Call For Fumigation At Unoccupied House
Fire crews from Engine Company 80 rushed to 1139 East Grand Street Saturday night after smoke appeared from an unoccupied two and a half story frame building. Investigators found the smoke was caused by fumigation, not a fire. Elizabeth Commercial College advertises a business school offering shorthand and English courses, with night classes and registration open at 207 Broad Street for September 1 start.
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