Poker on Kaiser Wilhelm I yields shipboard spectacle
Special to the Sun reports on the Kaiser Wilhelm I’s voyage from Bremen to New York with a jazzed crowd of saloon voyagers. A high stakes poker game allegedly drew $1,000 limits, but players denied sitting in while wealthy passengers watched, and few details emerged beyond rumor and bravado among the five men aboard. Notables listed include Henry G. Frink, George Westinghouse, J. Widener, Nelson Miles, Charles Flint, and others, with chatter of rival planes and railroads fueling the gossip as Fire Island loomed.
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Vaile Bupaveel
Commerce measures loom in Britain and US talks
The Post reports the American government has proposed steps with Great Britain to regulate commerce in China, notably Manchuria and Korea, as a likely sequel to the Dartmouth peace treaty. If accepted, ministers in Peking will present these ideas to Chinese and Japanese authorities. Tolstoi to make St Petersburg home and join the national assembly.
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Trauma Or Nations Assembly
City council fraud accusations shake Ninth and Eleventh wards
Councilman John Storm of the Ninth ward and Michael Vinci of the Eleventh ward face fraud charges after losses in the Democratic nominations. They claim to be gathering evidence as meetings approach. Blam protests against nominating Samos Little while Vineb counters that John Ben Reon is not Mr. nominee.
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John Storm
Michael Vinci
Nave
Nuismaners
Storm
Vine
Sieh
Samos Little
Vineb
John Ben Reon
Alien Leaves Police Forger. Unnaturalized Officer Still Official
John O Connor, once on the Irish police, left the force amid confusion over naturalization. He claims he was naturalized Sept 1, but records show no proof and he resigned without proper procedure. His name remains on the roster as a patrolman though he has not reported for duty.
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Jett
Ireland
America
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O'Conor
Sandie
Miss Rankin to Be Heard in School Board Hearing
The Ranson Hart controversy will be heard and fully investigated by the School Board at 2 oclock Saturday. Miss Agnes Rankin, formerly a Shortridge teacher, will be allowed to present charges of incompetency and imprudence against Professor Hart. Superintendent Kendall says Rankin’s complaint was submitted at the last meeting but was not acted upon then. He now orders a thorough investigation and guarantee of every opportunity for Rankin to prove her assertions. It is not yet decided whether the hearing will be public or private.
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Kendill
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Ander
Canoe Club Carnival at Riverside Park Delights Crowds
Indianapolis Canoe Club hosted its third annual water carnival at Riverside Park on Tuesday night. Electric lights and Japanese lanterns decorated the grounds while illuminated canoes glided across the water. The glow from the ferris wheel and the white glow were noted as top attractions in the procession.
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Public Printer Palmer Ousted by Roosevelt Action
Washington report states Frank W. Palmer, long-time head of the public printing office, has been removed by President Roosevelt amid a broader probe. Oscar J. Ricketts and L. C. Hay face charges of insubordination as the Kerp commission investigates the office. Palmer, 2 months from retirement, has a long record as printer and editor and previously served as Iowa state printer and postmaster.
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Enonetese
Man Climbs Water Tank to Reach Ill Mother
A man riding a Chicago and Michigan line near Blackburn nine miles from Kansas City climbed into a locomotive’s water tank to get money for a journey to St. Louis after learning his mother was dying there. He survived the voyage after the driver allowed him to dry out and continue to St. Louis.
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James P. Mitchins
St. Louis
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Loula
City News Roundup on Trials, Jubilee Plans and Local Affairs
A garbled city report notes Clarence Bo and Polkest arrest on a false real certificate. a German Catholics jubilee planned with special train via Cincinnati. round-up tickets priced at $2 valid until Tuesday evening. Georg Lyon to Michigan for illness. gas company to issue stock subscriptions. health department to seek tuberculosis dispensary funds. county granted saloon licenses amid remonstrance. Wabash County colony to host Brookside park basket picnic for former residents and families.
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Fatal Auto Accident Near Philadelphia Claims Three Lives
In Philadelphia, Ba. Senth-New Wolfe, secretary of the Philteinhin Automobile wrens, and Miss Memitt, daughter of a Gere town family, were killed when their car struck a railing on a bridge at Ateu NL. The vehicle fell onto Pennsylvania railroad tracks. Mr Wolfe died instantly while Miss Hamill died soon after.
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Ateu
Weidge
Wolfe
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Must Issue License Special to the Bun Terre Haute Story
In Terre Haute Indiana on September 6 judge Judeo Milford of Fountain Circuit Court ruled that a marriage license must be issued even if the groom has not resided in the county for three days under the old law not repealed by the new one. The clerk had refused a license to Charles Tanney of Evansville aged 31 and Martha Price of Brazil aged 20, but the court overruled the clerk and they were married.
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Fountain Circuit Court
Alepemenia
Charlos Tanney
Evansville
Martha Price
Brazil
Bishop Spaulding in Serious Condition After Relapse
In Peoria on Sept 6 Bishop John L Spaulding of the Peoria diocese, believed recovering from an illness, suffered a relapse and is in Lebanon Ky. His relatives fear a worsen condition with stomach trouble described as the latest complication. The alarm is shared by friends and church circles as the bishop’s health remains precarious.
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John L. Spaulding
Lebanon
Sheriff surrounds fugitive after deadly hotel dispute
Sheriff George W. Thompson and a posse trapped John Trappe, the coal miner, near New Athens after a Tuesday confrontation at Links hotel that left Henry Link dead. Trappe fled into timbered darkness but remains surrounded by lawmen, as the case develops.
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Henry Link
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Fire on Dynamite Ship Aboard Chatham Delays Suez Passage
A tire broke out Tuesday aboard the British steamer Chatham, carrying 1000 barrels of dynamite in its hold while berthed in the Suez Canal. The blaze caused great alarm but was subdued before the explosives reached the deck or the canal exits.
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Chatham
Suez Canal
No Difference in Health Restored by Grape-Nuts
A reader recalls long stomach troubles and nervous distress until Grape-Nuts restored appetite and strength. The testimonial claims two years of improved health, reduced fatigue, and renewed zest for life after using the product as the sole food.
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Pomsum
Raised Black Flag Affects Delphus High
Special to The Sun reports public actions in Delphus U Sept. 6. Students gained entry to the high school building by cutting a rope from a bell line after the door was left unlocked on Tuesday. Superintendent Shimp alleges knowing the guilty parties and warns of possible trouble pending further investigation.
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Shimp
Trau Des in Caucase Reported with Destruction at Shusha
Reports from the Caucase describe ongoing clashes involving Tartare and Armenians. Shusha, a site of recent hostilities, is reported half destroyed by incendiaries set by Ate, following days of fighting.
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ST. Petersburg
Shusha
Ate
Edna Brage custody case shocks Grant county court
Grant county board of commissioners seized custody of Edna Brage a ten year old girl held by her father who refused medical treatment for typhoid fever and severe illness. Authorities intervened and the child was placed in the care of the courts. Mindon Miller and Mig Alta Bressler were involved in a fatal crossing incident near Wabash. August Schmicken died rescuing his wife from an enraged bull near Evansville. James Blue seven died from exposure and intoxication in Peru. he was a Civil War veteran.
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James Blue
Marvelous Austrian Remedy Xacateo Cures Respiratory Diseases
News from New York reports rapid spread of gratitude from patients cured by xacateo for asthma hay fever catarrh and throat ailments. Physicians recognize the remedy as a positive cure for respiratory diseases and early fall use is urged with a free trial offer from the Austrian dispensary on Westth Street New York.
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Pacific Coast Rail Services From Chicago Daily
Advertises low priced rail travel from Chicago to Pacific Coast destinations including Los Angeles Portland Seattle and Tacoma plus Helena Spokane Ogden Salt Lake and other points. Mentions escorted tours via sleeping cars for San Francisco and Los Angeles with single change at Chicago and fare around seven dollars.
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Nordica’s Home Robbed by Burglars in Ossining
Ossining Sept 6 burglars entered the home of Mme Nordica the operatic star north of the village and stole articles valued at 40 dollars. The report notes a local business, Alva of 30 Massachusetts Ave, and mentions a dyeing and creaming house in connection with the notice.
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Bcripps-M'Rae Press Associalion
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Hunday
Alva of & Wall Bmith’s Dyeing and Creanteg Houge
Massachusetts Ave
Soothing Hyruf Teething Remedy for Children
Old Nurse for Children advertises Winslow’s Soothing Hyruf as essential for teething. Claims include soothing the child, softening gums, easing pain, curing colic, and relief of dyspepsia while noting a price of twenty five cents.
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G A R Encampment Special Trains From Chicago to Denver
G A R Encampment at Denver offers $20 Colorado round trip with Through trains from Chicago daily and two fast trains. Special personally conducted G A R trains leave Chicago September 34 and return from Denver with side trips to mountain scenery. Net hotel listings and full travel details available from N M Breeze General Agent 46 Walnut Street Cincinnati.
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In Fairyland Mackinac Tale Booklet Offer
A Nostalgic Harbor Glows in a coastal line promotion for a Mackinac Isle fairy tale booklet. The D C Navigation Company advertises four weekly sailings and invites readers to bend a two cent stamp to obtain the booklet, promising a return to childlike dreams amid forests and rock wonders.
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