King Edward Shapes New Cabinet Amid Crisis
London reports reveal King Edward VIIDirects premier Balfour’s cabinet choices from Balmoral. Interventions include vetos on ministerial appointments and insistence on reforms from the South African war commission, while keeping Lansdowne as foreign secretary and rejecting a military dictatorship. Talks involve Lord Lansdowne, Lord Esher, Sir T. KellyKenny, and others as ministers debate strategic reforms.
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Edward
Mr. Balfour
Balmoral
King Edward
Prince of Wales
South African War Commission
Lord Lansdowne
Broderickt
Lord Esher
T. Kelly-Kenny
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Danville Rioters Admit Guilt and Settle Fines
Two young men Harry Van Gunder and Sherman Cundiff plead guilty to participation in a Danville riot. They settle fines with the county, reporting Sept wins and indictments connected to the incident.
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Danville
111
Harry van Gunder
Sherman Cundiff
Bhroul
Sd Ums
Farm committee debates labor laws and tax plans
A rural meeting discusses electing US senators and judges by voters and proposing a life tenure substitute. It backs a constitutional income tax and enlarging rural free delivery. Tomorrow's session will address labor questions and a Canada reciprocity treaty amid farmer concern over unions.
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United States
National Congress
Canada
Shaffer to Explain Absence as Steel Union Trustees End Dispute
President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association of Steel and Tin Workers will issue a statement explaining his two week absence from duty during a critical wage talks period. The association will accept his explanation. Shaffer was last seen Labor Day in Poughkeepsie after lingering in unresolved issues at Port View tin plate works. Discontent lingers over the two year old strike against United States Steel.
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Pittsburg
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Steel and Tin Workers
Port View
Plans to Limit the Saloons in Indiana
The Anti Saloon League of Indiana organizes all ninety two counties for next session work. Proposed changes to the Nicholson law include requiring license applicants to list all ward or precinct voters and limiting saloons to one per 1000 residents with a $1000 license fee.
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Laporte
Ind
Antisaloon League of
Indiana
Gardenville Industrial Center Destroyed By Fire
Fire in Gardenville destroys the industrial center including Schoepfin chair factory power house foundry offices and the Gardenville post office. Loss estimated at 30000 with insurance coverage.
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Burns
Buffalo
Gardenville
Schoepfiin
Whisky demand surges as plants expand capacity
Peoria Illinois reports rising whisky demand due to low prices. The whisky trust orders higher capacity at the Great Western and starts Monarch and Atlas in Peoria with Globe at Pekin opening October 1.
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Peoria
Ill
Whisky Trust
Great Western
Monarch
Atlas
Globe
Pekin
Italian Bark Erasmo Damaged on Maiden Voyage
The German tug Titan arrived from Amsterdam to tow the Italian bark Erasmo from Philadelphia to Genoa for repairs. The bark, newly built, was damaged in a four gale during its maiden voyage.
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Philadelphia
Titan
Amsterdam
Erasmo
Genoa
Walker Sues Millionaire Over Assault Prosecution
David D. Walker, a St. Louis millionaire, is named in two $5,000 suits filed by Charles Stevens, former Walker coachman. Stevens alleges assault and battery in one suit and malicious prosecution in the other, in Maine.
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Coachman
Halfred
Maine
David D. ‘Walker
St. Louis
Charles Stevens
Walker
Girl Cause of Fall in Middlesboro Accident
In Middlesboro Kentucky on September 24 Nancy Garrett guided authorities after a fall. Lewis Garrett and Jason Butler were cited as officers aiding the search. The incident involved de-icing or liquids and an amount of 1 000 gallons of fuel or liquid noted in the fragment.
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Middlesboro
Lewis Garrett
Jason ‘Butler
Nancy
Garrett
Nan
Millionaire backing seeks Judge Grosscup in railroad case
Chicago, Sept 24 The Northern Securities company aims to hire Judge Peter S. Grosscup to argue its case against the United States government in the Supreme Court this fall. Offer reportedly flattering and likely to be accepted, though he favors pursuing the local traction fight to a successful issue. The government is prosecuted by Attorney General Knox with top aides, while defense teams feature prominent lawyers including C. W. Bunn and J. W. Griggs. Grosscup is noted for anti trust rulings and the Debs riot decision, and he is a close potential president friend with a rumored VP path and a $7,500 annual salary in his current post.
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Chicago
United States
Northern ‘Securities Company
Peter S. Grosscup
Federal Court
United States Supreme Court
Grosscup
Northern Securities Company
Marshall E. Sampsell
Knox
Jas
M. Beck
William A. Day
David T. Watson
John M. Freeman
Mr Watson
London
C. W. Bunn
Romanzo Bunn
Wisconsin Federal Bench
J. W. Griggs
Francis L. Stetson
David Willcox
George B. Young
M. D. Grover
St. Paul Court
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Justice Fuller
W. A. Woods
Debs
Courts of Equity
Supreme “Bench
Last Rites for Mr Farwell At Lake Forest Church
Mr Farwell, aged 80, whose misfortunes including a fall from his carriage and a broken arm hastened his death, will be laid to rest in a private interment after a funeral at Lake Forest Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 1 45 PM conducted by Dr J G K McCuure.
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Juree
Farwell
Presbyterian Church
Lake Forest
J. G. K. McCuure
Prince Alert Reigns as King of Pacers in 1 57 Mile
Prince Alert a twelve year old pacer in his ninth campaign dethroned Dan Patch with a 1:57 mile at Empire City Park New York Sept 24. Dopples on legs and a pace maker aided the run as he challenged his 2:00 record, delivering a 56 percent middle half mile and a speed unmatched by any rival.
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New, York
Prince Alert
Dan Patch
Dopples
Empire City Park
Horseman Drops Dead on Fair Grounds
Clay Center Nebraska dates indicate L Backus of Harvard Nebraska collapsed on the fair grounds track while preparing to drive a trotting horse. He was stricken with apoplexy and died within minutes.
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Clay Center
Neb
Backus
Harvard
Fair Grounds
Protest Against Sunday Opening of State Fair
Springfield Sept 24 A protest by church members led by Bishop Seymour was filed against opening the state fair on Sunday.
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Springfield
Seymour
Canal Beef Poisons Four In Lacrosse
Four people in Lacrosse Wisconsin fell ill after eating canned beef on September 24 Mary Russ and Mrs George Williams among the victims Mrs Russ remained in serious condition while the others recovered fully
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Lacrosse
Wis
Mary Russ
George Williams
Russ
Fears for British Steamer Laurel Branch
Fears for the safety of the British steamer Laurel Branch after it departed Valparaiso for Europe on August 20 and has not yet reported in at Punta Arenas as of September 24.
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Valparaiso
Chili
Laurel Branch
Europe
Punta Arenas
Breach of Promise Suit In Terre Haute Case
Miss Crampton of Casey Illinois sues merchant William Miller Rich of Kansas Til for fifteen thousand dollars claiming breach of promise. Rich recently married Minnie Hogue of Casey.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Crampton
Casey
Ill
William Miller Rich
Kansas
Til
Minnie Hogue
Fire destroys Ayershire block in Iowa
A blaze swept the heart of Ayreshire Iowa destroying an entire block valued at $50 000 or more Nine business houses and their contents were burned leaving substantial losses to local merchants and residents.
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Ayreshire
Iowa
Des Moines
Ayershire
Washington University Refuses Omit Boodler Kelley
St. Louis newspaper reports Washington University will not omit Charles F. Kelley a law student named as a boodler in the municipal scandal despite calls for exclusion.
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St. Louis
Washington University
Charles F. Kelley
Miners Threaten Work Pause Over New Wash-House Law
Springfield sub district miners pass a resolution urging operators to build wash houses for workers under the new statute that took effect July 1. They warn they may refuse to work after October 1 if their demand is not met. Bank Robbery in Prairie du Chien: Sauk Bank loses $2,000 to thieves who flee by train to Chicago after taking a team from George Mockler’s stable.
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Springfield
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Sauk
George Mockler
Lodi
Chicago
Clerical Fraudster Sentenced in San Francisco
William Dillard a trusted internal revenue clerk was sentenced to five years for issuing fraudulent Chinese certificates in San Francisco on September 25.
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San Francisco
William Dillard
Dillard
Internal Revenue Office
French steamer Admiral Gueydon burns off Arabian coast
The French ship Admiral Gueydon was nearly destroyed by a fire off Aden. It was beached to prevent sinking. One crew member died while the remaining crew were rescued.
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Arabia
Aden
Admiral Gueydon
Arabian
Gold Ring Found on Cornstalk in Sound Beach
A farmer in Sound Beach Connecticut found a heavy gold ring encircling a corn stalk. The ring is identified as the one lost in 1867.
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New York
Sound Beach
Conn
Robbery and fire hit Pilot Mountain postoffice
Harriman Tenn Sept 25. The Dennis Bros store including the Pilot Mountain postoffice was robbed and burned. No crew is identified for the perpetrators.
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Postoffice
Harriman
Tenn
Dennis Bros
Pilot Mountain
Weds in Secret Twice New York Announcement
Announcement from New York states Mrs. Louis Bush has wed John Wier in a secret ceremony. This marks her second secret marriage.
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New York
Louis Bush
John Wier
Wife Rescues Aged Husband From Fire
In Plainville Connecticut on September 25 Owen Conlan aged 86 was trapped in his burning home and rescued by his wife a 79 year old. Fire crews arrived to control the blaze as the couple survived the incident.
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New York
Owen Conlan
Plainville
Conn
Indiana Federation of Labor Convention in Session
In South Bend Indiana the Indiana Federation of Labor convenes with Mayor Fogarty delivering the welcome and Joseph Suchanek urging unions to promote labor welfare. President Perkins offers a brief reply as the group directs a law committee to revise the constitution to strengthen the federation and support state officers.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana Federation of Labor Convention
Howard J. Fogarty
Joseph F. Suchanek
Federation
Organized Labor
Perkins
Committee On Law
Roosevelt Welch Pounds Record in Six Year Span
A garbled snippet hints at a figure related to Roosevelt Welch or Welch’s pounds over a six year period. The legible content points to a weight-related or statistical note tied to a person named Roosevelt or Welch.
Pomees sand ee Oe Ce ede er service
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a service event with unclear identifiers and missing details. The readable phrases reference a ceremony or observance but lack names, places, dates, and outcomes to form a coherent summary.
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Aoc
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