Opening Uintah Indian Reservation to Settlement in Utah
The Uintah reservation opens today covering two million four hundred twenty five thousand acres of fertile land in Utah north of the Denver and Rio Grande path. Vernal acts as the outfitting point as settlement begins under allotment terms giving each family head ninety acres plus forty per dependent, totaling 800,000 acres for Native allotments. The region features river irrigation, water power potential, temperate climate, and plateaus rising from Green River toward Wasatch County.
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Salt Lake City
Sept. A
Uintah
Vernal
Protect Italian Consul Naselli Faces Libel Inquiry
The State Department asks Pennsylvania officials to direct an Philadelphia district attorney inquiry into alleged criminal libel against Italian consul Count Naselli. Philadelphia newspapers in Italian are accused of persistent slander. Police protection has been granted to Naselli.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Government of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Count Nagelli
Naselli
Ronca
Rome
Count Naselli
Pribeneni
Protective bill for secret fraternities takes effect
Albany Sept 1 special report the new law shields secret fraternal orders from outsiders using their degrees signs or advances by false pretenses. It amends the penal code to punish false applications or extorted money or property with up to three years imprisonment or fines equal to value seized. Governor Higgins signed the act.
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Albany
N. Y
Santee
Grand Lodge of the Order
Higgins
Weather and local goods notes from Chicago forecast
Weather forecast for Chicago on September 1 expects showers and cooler tonight. Saturday will be fair and cooler with possible showers in the southeast. Fred Tempel returns from Rockford with three carloads of furniture. Choice Flour priced at $1.135 per sack. another carload received at the same low price. Martin Serf guarantees customer satisfaction or refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred Tempel
Rockford
Martin
Heating Plant Franchise Extended to 1906 in Freeport
The Freeport city council extended the time for the proposed public heating and power plant to begin operation to November 1, 1906, despite a three to five vote against the extension. Promoter O T Smith and supporters push for timely construction, tying success to the interurban line to Dixon. Mayor and aldermen prepared for Labor Day parade participation.
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Freeport
Imayor
O. ‘T. Smith
T18
Lonergan
Waterstrandt
McGovern
Harden
Aye —Gibler
Dorman
Brokhausen
Nay—Harrington
Steffen
Bausher
QO. T. Smith
Smith
Owen T. Smith
Dixon
Four Men Dead In McKeesport Fly Wheel Blast
Four men were killed and another missing after a fly wheel burst at the National Tube Company in McKeesport Pennsylvania. Three others were seriously injured in the explosion with safety measures under investigation.
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McKeesport
Pittsburg
National Tube Company
Market Report From Chicago Wheat to Hogs Prices
Closing quotations show September wheat at 1.4, corn 4id, oats 26 4-54. Pork 12.42, lard 6.95, ribs 6.50. Cattle 2,500 steady with Good to prime at 1.50 to 5.50, hogs 14,000 down 10, mixed butchers 5.65 to 6.20, light 6 to 4. Sheep 6,000 steady around 4.5 to 5.40. Also a note of a regular education meeting at 7:30 this evening.
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Chicago
Union
Soon Complete Treaty Test to Tokyo and St Petersburg
Portsmouth reports the peace treaty text will be ready by tomorrow night or Sunday and cabled to Tokyo and St Petersburg for approval. Officials Witte and Omura expect to finalize authority to sign by Tuesday or Wednesday, with ratifications a formality after signatures. An armistice takes effect once the treaty is signed. Japan delayed earlier to agree to terms.
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Tokio
St.Petersburg
Portsmouth
St. Petersburg
Witte
Omura
Fredefva
Japan
Express From London to Cromer Crashes at Witham Platform
Ten people are killed and many injured when a Great Eastern line train from London to Cromer crashes into Witham station platform. Six of the dead are women. Gas meters ignite and burn wreckage as bodies are removed amid the fire.
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London
Cromer
Witham
England
Craihway
Mehy
Great Eastern Railway
STOP TO AMERICAN BOYCOTT Imperial Edict Issued
Oyster Bay September 1 Special China has placed the boycott of American products under the imperial ban An edict issued by the government commands viceroys and governors to suppress the boycott and holds them strictly responsible The state department in Washington received a cablegram from Minister Rockhill at Pekin with the summary of the edict and forwarded it to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
China
State Department
Washington
Rockhill
Pekin
Royal Arcanum Session Endorses Revised Rates
The supreme council of Royal Arcanum met in Put-in-Bay and kept details secret. Protests from members were continued while Edwin Hebden of Baltimore urged option A of the new table rates to have attained age clauses removed, a proposal broadly endorsed for operative use.
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Supreme Council
Royal Arcanum
Edwin Hebden
Baltimore
New Hampshire Invites Roosevelt to Peace Envoys Banquet
President Roosevelt received an invitation from New Hampshire to attend a state banquet honoring the peace envoys of Russia and Japan. The event underscores ongoing diplomatic efforts as New Hampshire extends senior-level hospitality to the delegates.
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New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Russia
Japan
MobKills Black Man Near Leake Plantation
Rosetta Mississippi September 1 Special word reaches here that a Black man named Hees has been fatally harmed by a mob near Leake Plantation. The man was charged with an attempted crime against a white girl, according to local reports.
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Rosetta, Miss
Hees
Leake Plantation
Knights of Honor Raise Rates Change in Assessments
Boston September first special report says the Knights of Honor adopt a radical change effective today. Elder members face an assessment increase from 5 to 15, while younger members keep current rates. The move mirrors Royal Arcania policy and may trigger elder member protests.
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Boston
Mass
Knights of Honor
United States
Caluinet School and Club House Burned in Michigan
Fire today destroyed the Caluinet High school and the Mis cowacbik club house, causing an estimated loss of 300,000. Damaged building plans and local officials assess the blaze as a major community blow in Caluinet, Michigan.
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Caluinet, Mich
Caluinet High School
Miscowacbik Club
Sweet Marie Wins at Narragansett Park Race
Narragansett Park on September 1 reported Sweet Marie winning the match race against Tiverton in straight heats. The best time noted was 2 06 1, with Sweet Marie dominating the event.
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Narragansett Park
Bes’tween
Tiverton
Sweet Marie
Sweet Matis
Cholera Claim in Prussia Reported in West Prussia
Berlin reports two deaths and nine new cholera cases in West Prussia today. Special dispatch notes the outbreak as authorities monitor the situation and urge caution amid rising illness in the region.
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Prussia
Berlin
West Prussia
First Yellow Fever Death in Pensacola
The first yellow fever death occurred this morning in Pensacola Florida. The report notes the fever’s arrival and local impact. Also listed are prices for Fancy Chickasaw plains and Crawford peaches at one dollar per bushel, attributed to F A Schutz.
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Pensacola
Fla
Fancy Chickasaw Plains
F. A. Schutz
International Medical Company Formed In Freeport
Private notices report a new medicine company to be formed in Freeport. The International Medical Company will be incorporated with 1200 shares at 40 dollars each, totaling 60000 dollars in capital. Incorporators include Douglas Pattison Fr Wonthe and Miss Vera Dietrich. factory location not announced.
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Springford
Freeport
International Medical Company
Douglas Pattison
Wonthe
Vera Deitrich
F.C. Wenthe
Wenthe
Baileyville Farmer James Van Lok Dies at 1 A.M.
James Van Lok retired farmer of Baileyville died last night at 1 o'clock of throat cancer after four months illness. Born in Neermore Ostfriesiaal, Germany, he came to America in 1868 to farm in Florence township. Survived by wife and four daughters. Funeral Monday at 11 led by Rev. Drewel of the German Baptist Church Baileyville, interment Scott's Cemetery. Familie attendance noted by S. W. Spencer party at Eagle Point. The gathering at Miss Clarinda Care's home drew about 180 attendees.
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James van Lok
Baileyville
Neermore
Ostfriesiaal
Germany
America
Florence Township
van Loh
Acphington Ta
Akholl
Debur
Pookes
Greenfield
Opening Day at Allington Art Galleries
Florence Allington will open an art gallery at the corner of Stephenson and Chicago streets in the Ly K Best building over Matter dental parlors. The event runs Monday to Friday with year round visitors and rotating talent. the gallery will exhibit photography to oil portraits and continues Miss Allington’s photography work. It features home talent and foreign art from Freeport Chicago New York Boston and beyond, highlighting an effort to bring notable artists to the city.
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Florence Allington
Stephenson and
Chicago Streets
Ly K. Best
Miss Allington
Freeport
Chiougo
New York
Boston
Rogers Plated Flatware: Large Assortment Now Available
A large assortment of the famous Rogers plated flatware has just been received and is ready for inspection. This selection invites buyers to view the new offerings in metalware crafted for durability and style.
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Atock
Branel
Joseph Emmert Oruccist
Stephenson St
Hillmer
Gillmer Mo Aere
Plane
Exchange St
Union Loan & Building Association
Rice Bldg
E. Mayer
Sec
Kentucky
Green Front
Robert Casey
Weather Forecast
Grant
Council
Dittmar
Trades and Labor Council
Today’s Market Report
An of Education
Ape Ae
NEW Medicine Rg Company
Springfield
International Medicine Company
Capital Stock
S. W. Spencer
Spencer-Benham
Eagle Point
Clarinda Care
Allington Art Galleries
Charles D. Knowlton
Oklahoma
Winne Mortgage Co
R GO. Taylor & Fricke
Assort
C.H. Little & Co
MASON
Freeport, Il
CR. F. Nieiman
Rockport
Galena St. Geo. Ennenga
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