Russia seeks months extension for Manchuria evacuation
Washington reports Russia asked China for a several month postponement after October 8 of the general Manchuria evacuation. Secretary May will respond after considering the request, which officials say does not imply a break with pledges to the powers. Conger wires details to the state department for guidance.
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Washington
Russia
China
Manchuria
Conger
State Department
May
New Hampshire
S . Petersburg
Pekin
United States
Injury to Eye Of Funeral Director Benny Wellman
Benny Wellman funeral director suffered a severe cut and bruise to his right eye Friday afternoon. An overturned chair tipped back and struck him while he bent over his desk, causing the injury.
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Benny Wellman
Mr. Wellman
Farmer Injuries May Prove Fatal Near Maysville
Jacob Boren a farmer of Bpringfield township near Maysville sustained severe internal injuries after his horse bolted dragging him about thirty rods. He was knocked down dragged head first over gravel and is in precarious condition with little hope of recovery. He was treated at a Goldsmith store and by Drs Swift and Hollingsworth. He is married with a family and well known in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Boren
Bpringfield Township
Maysville
Gra 1 Briday
Mr. Boren
Grabil] Mill
Ms. Boren
Kingmore Wins Van Wert Pace Heat
Kingmore, owned and driven by Frank Pearse of this city, won the attention pace heat at Van Wert.
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Kingmore
Frank Pearse
Geake Files Candidacy for Twelfth District Republican Committee
William Geake of Fort Wayne announces his candidacy for member of the Republican state committee in Indiana's twelfth district. A prominent Fort Wayne contractor and bank director, he leads brick and stone interests and has built numerous public structures. He supports Senator Beveridge and backs Elmer Leonard as current committeeman.
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Louis Ludlow
Indianapolis
William Geake
Fort Wayne
Republican State Committee
Geake
Fort
Elmer Leonard
Senator Beveridge
Liberated Snakes Allegedly At Blarney Castle Hoax
London report says no Warwick stayed at Midland hotel Manchester and that a Times hoax letter claimed fourteen rattlesnakes were released at Blarney Castle Cork. The letter, dated from Manchester, cites the White Star liner Celtic and ends with a quip about St Patrick's edict.
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Preas
Warwick
Midland Hotel
Manchester
London Times
Blarney Castle
Cork
America
Celtic
C. R. Warwick
Three Guendling Brothers Among Lafayette Priests
In Lafayette Indiana the Guendling family stands out with a mother and three priest sons. Eldest Rev John H Guendling once led St Joseph orphanage and served as vicar general while guiding a Peru parish. Second Rev James Augustin leads three New Orleans churches with nine assistants. Youngest Rev Charles B Guendling oversees St Joseph Orphanage in Lafayette and formerly assisted Fort Wayne bishop Rademacher.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana
Peru
James Augustin Guendling
New Orleans
Kansas City
Charles B. Guendling
St. Joseph’s Orphanage
Rademacher
Lafayette
St. Joseph Orphans’ Asylum
Labor unions sued in anti trust actions for damages
Dated Bridgeport Connecticut September 12 1901 the U S district court heard a suit by D & Lowe Co Danbury hatters against Samuel Gompers and other AFL leaders and United Hatters of North America officers plus 250 Danbury union members seeking 240000 in damages under the Sherman act and an injunction to end boycott practices.
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Bridgeport
Conn
United States
Danbury
American Federation of Labor
United Hatters of
North Ambrian
Canada
Fairfield County
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
John B. Lennon
John Duncan
John Mitchell
James O’connell
Martin Moreys
Thomas S. Kidd
Dennis A. Hayes
United Batters of North America
James A. Moffitt
Martin Lawler
John Phillips
James P. Maher
Chas. J
North America
United Hatters of North America
Laws & Co
Major Delmar Trotters World Mile Record at New York State Fair
Syracuse reports Major Delmar, world champion trotting gelding, clocked a 2:00 mile on a damp State fair track, beating many rivals including E B Smathers who finished near 2:00 flat. Officials note the track slowed the record time slightly from a prior race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Major Delmar
New York State Fair
E. EB. Smathers
Byrd
Hartford Pace Star Dan Patch Falls Short of Record
Dan Patch, the champion pacer, failed to break Charter Oak Park’s two year old 2:00 flat mark despite a strong effort. He covered the mile in 2:01 with a last quarter of 0:28 and received a lengthy ovation for the performance amid wind and track difficulties.
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Hartford
Conn
Dan Patch
Charter Oak Park
Star Pointer
Taggart May Be Next National Chairman
Chicago dispatch reports ongoing conferences among national committee members from the east, midwest and west fuel speculation that Thomas Taggart of Indiana may become the next national chairman and campaign manager to replace Senator James K. Jones. Taggart denied entering the race and said he would not participate in discussions about the selection.
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Taggart
Chicago
National Committee
Middle West
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
James K. Jones
Arkansas
D. J. Campau
Michigan
L. E. Ryan
Wisconsin
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Norman E. Mack
New York
Iowa
Missouri
Campau
Mack
Mr. Ryan
Senator Jones
Rev Raab to Resign as Fort Wayne Pastor
Rev Irving T Rasb who has served as acting pastor of the South Congregational church since the resignation of Rev D T Williams will leave duties in one week and go to New York to resume studies at Union Theological Seminary. Raab is praised as an able earnest young pastor and has made many friends in Fort Wayne.
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Irving T. Rasb
South Congregational Church
D. T. Williams
New York
Union Theological Seminary
Raab
Fort Wayne
11Th Indiana Battery Light Artillery
Lewis Hoopengard
Ossian News
Veteras
Corinth
Nashville
Murfreesboro
Franklin
Tullahoma
Chickamauga
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Tunnel Hill
Buzzard Roost
Resaca
Kingston
New Hope Church
Mariettaz
Vinings
Chattahoochie River
Atlanta
Jonesboro
H. W. Caldwell
Henry Zollinger
L. M. Hoopengardner
Despondent Woman Ends Life in Chicago
Grace Shelton Prahl aged 22 formerly of Goshen Ind ended her life in Chicago by taking carbolic acid due to despondency after separation from husband Charles Prahl and being unable to see her four year old son living with Prahl's mother in Goshen. Husband retrieved remains for burial.
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Goshen
Ind
Grace Shelton Prahl
Chicago
Charles Preah
Prahl
Decatur Brief: Weathering the Day in Indiana
Sept 12 Decatur Indiana reports a brief update on local conditions with limited readable text mentioning a date and place, suggesting a small community news item or weather note. The fragment lacks clear names or events beyond the location.
Bulgarian mobilization amid rumored massacres in Monastir vilayet
Sofia reports the council of ministers may mobilize the first and second army divisions based at Sofia and Philippopolis. Alarming rumors claim mass killings of Bulgarians in Monastir, with unverified figures of 60,000 dead in the Ivan district and reports of Turkish burning of Christian quarters in Florina, Okhilda, and Resen.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Council of Ministers
Philippopolis
Vilayet
Monastir
Ivan
Florina
Okhilda
Resen
Albanians Accused of General Massacre in Bulgarian Districts
Dispatches report Albanians under direct orders from the sultan have carried out a widespread massacre of Bulgarians in the Okhrida and Leren districts near Sofin Bulgaria.
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Sofin
Bulgaria
Autonomye
Masacre
Okhrida
Leren
Insurrection Suppression Devastates Country
Salonica correspondent reports from Monastir that remote offensives lack confirmation but trusted sources fear the country is entirely devastated and that Christians of all ages and both sexes who did not seek refuge in the woods have been killed.
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London
Salonica
Times
Monastir
Fort Wayne fair to feature six vaudeville attractions
Secretary Will Johnson signs contracts for six fine vaudeville acts to headline next month’s Fort Wayne fair. Two shows daily on a stage in front of the grand stand align with the race program. Acts include two riding horses diving from thirty feet, Samayoa on swinging rings, Rosaire slack wire, Walter Stanton Co rooster and bantam, the Rovens aerialists, The Three Boss in The Mysterious Sweetheart, with no extra charge.
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Vaudevville
Fort Wayne Fair
Will Johnson
Samayoa
Rosaire
Walter Stanton & Co
Rohrer Stands Up to the Fight in Decatur
Decatur, Ind. Sept. 12 Nothing has developed that will throw any light on the perpetrators of the attack as authorities investigate the case.
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Decatur, Ind
Egre Agatitt
Rohrer
Decatur
Ind
Rohrer vows continued fight after alleged life attack
Rohrer declares he will press the liquor fight in Berne and Wabasha township despite an alleged attempt on his life. He claims the attack will chill saloon politics and propel temperance forces, with saloon supporters drifting away from the fight. He notes that loyal saloon men fear association with him and predicts fallout among local businesses.
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Calocna
Rohrer
Berne
Wabasa Township
Northern Indiana News Bits Highlight Local Changes
In Go shen George Frederick Hrownett 86 died after six years illness. Elkhart appoints J L Harman to police board succeeding his father. A first degree murder charge is filed against Joseph Osburn for killing his father-in-law John Busenbeck near Decatur. Jackson street mill race banks washed away in Elkhart causing $10000 loss and factory power cuts. American Trust Co capitalized at 200000 organized in South Bend. Gov Durbin Attorney General Miller and Secretary Storms sit on the board of advisors. James M Key the bank wrecker and alleged forger formerly led the Commercial Bank at Andrews.
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J. L. Harman
Board of Police Commissioners
Elkhart
Joseph Osburn
John Busenbeck
Decatur
Jackson Street
American Trust Company
Sooth Bend
Durbin
Miller
Storms
James M. Key
Forger
Cmmercial Bank
Andrews
Weighed Only Five Pounds
A testimonial from Mrs. Vincent Zidek of Verona North Dakota describes using Miles Restorative Nervine to calm an infant with colic after other remedies failed. She reports immediate relief and continued use. Another note from Mrs. G C James of Fairmont Nebraska credits Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Cure with curing her nervous prostration and heart trouble.
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Vincent Zidek
Verona
N. D
Dr. Miles
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