Committee Discusses Municipal Plant Proposal with Hubbell & Co
City council committee on contracts and franchises meets Hubbell & Co. to review a plan for a limiting plant. Hubbell explains capacity for 500 arc lights, 70,000 incandescent lights, and underground sections. Alden clarifies contracts would be with a city corporation, not contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth, Baker and Bursley
H. C. Hubbell
Hubbell & Co
Xenia
Ohio
O’ryan
Pearse
Hubbell
Bursley
Judge Alden
S. R. Alden
Boundary dispute hearing features sharp Alaska maps critique
London Sept 29 The Alaska boundary commission resumed as Christopher Robinson KC pressed the Canadian claim challenging map accuracy and US claims of native allegiance. He argued article vil covers inland waters not south of 54.40 while Russia’s privileges are limited. Hannis Taylor for the US outlined Hudson Bay Company authority and transnational links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Christopher Robinson
K. C
Alverstone
Robinson
United States
Lord Alverstone
Russia
Great Britain
Hannis Taylor
Spain
Mr. Robinson
Hudson Bay Company
Taylor
National Spanish War Veterans Meet in New Haven
Delegates from 250 units gathered in New Haven for the National Army and Navy Spanish War Veterans first business session while auxiliary members met at the second regiment armory. The day featured reports by Commander Urell and Adjutant General Dyer and a discussion led by Col. Harold C. McGrew amid unresolved matters on the Washington DC district auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Convention of
National Army and Navy
Young Men’s Republican Club
National Auxiliary of the Veterans
Second Regiment
Flora A. Lewis
District of Columbia
Isabel Worrell Ball
Washington
Harold C. McGrew
Indianapolis
M. Emmett Urell
Arthur W. Ireney
Navy
Urell
Dyer
National Council
A. Walter Mitchell
Robber Caught After Fight in Sherman House
Chicago reports hotel thieves at the Sherman house with one man captured after a corridor struggle. $2,500 in cash and jewelry belonging to Fort Wayne coal merchant L A Worch was recovered. A second suspect fled. the capture name given as Charles Foster of Tiffin.
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Fort Wayne
Chicago
Sherman House
Sperring
L. A
Charles Foster
Tiffin
DR. L. A. Worch
Fort Wayne Business Trip By Dr L A Worch
Dr L A Worch a prominent Fort Wayne citizen and representative of Sunday Creek Coal company left Saturday for Chicago on a brief business trip accompanied by Mrs Worch. They are expected to return home this evening or tomorrow from Washington boulevard residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Worch
Fort Wayne
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Assets of Kinney Bank Rise in Amended Schedule
Amended bankruptcy filing in federal court adds about 14,839.57 dollars to Kinney & Co. estate and Peter W. Russell's property. The total includes 10,793.07 dollars of bank property, 2,330 dollars as John J. Kinney's, and 1,816.50 dollars tied to Russell interests, with livestock and farm interests comprising most remaining assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola Bank of Kinney & Co
Kinney & Co
Peter W. Russell
Kinney Bank
John J. Kinney
The
Russell
Buchanan Hints At Step Down In Union Race
President Frank Buchanan of the International Association of Structural Iron and Bridge Builders hints to a reporter he may withdraw from the contest with Samuel Parks. He says he will decide based on events and majority sentiment while factions clash during the convention. The convention censures Roosevelt and Peabody, endorses closed shops stance, and urges union funding to oppose court injunctions against strikers.
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Kansas City
Frank Buchanan
International Association of Structural Iron and Bridge Builders
Samuel Parks
Buchanan
Convention
International Association
Daniel Brophy
Scranton
Parks
Resolutions Committee
Roosevelt
Miller
Washington
Peabody
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Central Labor Organization
New York
Frank Keller
Keller
H. F. Donnelly
Premier Balfour Milner talk on cabinet plans in Downing Street
Premier Balfour and Lord Milner held a three hour conference at Downing Street. The afternoon included a meeting with Mr Ritchie as he realigns the chancellor of the exchequer post. Five thousand tickets were mailed for Chamberlain’s Glasgow meeting on October 6 amid strong public interest with over 50,000 ticket requests.
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London
Balfour
Lord Milner
Downing Street
Ritchie
Lord Esher
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Ian Z. Malcolm
M. P
Mr. Chamberlain
Glasgow
Senator Hankas Car Derails Near Berlin Heights
An electric private car carrying Senator Hankas and colleagues from Cleveland to a Republican meeting derailed after hitting a derailing switch three miles east of Berlin Heights Ohio. All occupants were shaken but none seriously hurt as the car jumped the track at high speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin Heights
Ohio
Hanna
Cleveland
Gubernatorial Candidate Tour From Cleveland to Ohio Cities
Senator Hanna and Col. Myron T. Herrick left Cleveland for Berlin Heights to speak this afternoon. Lt. Governor hopeful W. G. Harding will join. Tonight the trio speaks in Sandusky, then at Montpelier tomorrow. The itinerary continues to Napoleon, Defiance, Paulding, Van Wert, Lima, Findlay, Kenton, Greenville, and Piqua.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hanna
Col
Myron T. Herrick
Berlin Heights
W. G. Harding
Messrs
Herrick
Harding
Sandusky
Montpelier
Napoleon
Defiance
Paulding
van Wert
Lima
Findlay
Kenton
Greenville
Piqua
Water Works Dismissals Aim to Rebalance Force
Secretary Urbahns notified Ed Koehn and J H Franke engineers at the pumping stations that their services will be dispensed with after October 1. Firemen George Schust and James Riley were also discharged as vacancies are filled to reflect appointments from the board meeting. Henry Bequet will be retained. Edward White said further changes may come to achieve a more non partisan force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbahns
Ed. W. Koehn
J. H. Franke
George Schust
James Riley
Henry Bequet
Edward White
Births Reported for Gib son and Hook Families
The record notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John D Gibson of Smith Street and the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Hook of Fox Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Gibson
Smith Street
John Hook
Fox Avenue
Roosevelt hosts John Mitchell for a luncheon at White House
President Roosevelt returns to Washington and meets with Acting Secretary Garfield and other officials. At 1 pm he lunched with John Mitchell, president of the miners union, while Moody, Payne and Wilson called on cabinet matters. Moody discussed naval affairs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Garfield
Department, of Commerce and Labor
John Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Moody
Payne
Wilson
Wilnor
Iowa
Stock market gains after early weakness on Sept 29
New York youths report stocks opened weak with new lows in U S Steel but large volume buying reversed the trend. Short covering and buying by major brokers lifted prices across the board with Pennsylvania and Amalgamated Copper rising well over 36 points and the general list up 2 to 4 points. The market closed at day’s high as sentiment improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Shorts
Pennsylvania
New York Central
St. Paul
Louisville
Miracle Escape After Boy Caught by Wagon Wheel
Herman Schoedel nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Schoedel of Carson avenue near I 8 F M narrowly escaped serious injury when his foot was caught in the spokes of a wagon wheel and dragged several blocks along Spy Run avenue and Lawton Place. He suffered a cut on the right arm and facial abrasions but was otherwise unharmed. he refused anesthesia when treated.
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Herman
Jacob Schoedel
Carson Avenue
New Lawton Park
Young Schoedel
Spy Run Avenue
Lawton Place
OMINOUS QUIET REIGNS AT S0C AS RIOTS LOOM
In Sault Ste Marie on Sept 29 authorities face a volatile situation as open saloons draw idle laborers. 1500 men from Wiers lumber camp march toward the Soo, police arrest riot leaders led by Jack Dean, and seven agitators are jailed. Canadian soldiers arrive late, ferry operations resume under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Canadian Sea
Wiers
Algoma Central Road
Soo
Toronto
Soa
Jack Dean
Consolidated Company
Bula
Minnie M
Michipicoten
Royal Dragoons Leave Toronto to Aid Siege Force
Twenty Canadian dragoons with sixteen horses and forty infantrymen under Colonel Buchan depart for the scene. They are joined later by seventy more men from city regiments and eighty regulars, responding to Colonel Elliott of the Ninety seventh Regiment and the urgent call from the SOC.
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Toronto
Ont
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Buchan
The
Sea
Elliott
Ninety-seventh Regiment
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S R. Alden
MR. Hubbell
Board of Works
K. W
General Electric Company
Worch
Kinney Estates
Ironworkers
Bill IW Beichlin
Hankas
Ohio Statesman
White House
Herman Schoedel
Caleronian
BIG Force
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