Bryan Speech at Labor Day Picnic Draws Enthusiastic Crowds
Chicago coverage describes W J Bryan attending the Chicago Federation of Labor events on Labor Day. He reviews the parade, meets party leaders, and delivers remarks at the Iroquois club and Brand’s hall praising organization, criticizing Taft’s allies, and stressing labor issues and political strategy for New York and Illinois Democrats. The report notes a large crowd at the picnic and Bryan’s decisive stance against nominating a governor candidate, while signaling ongoing Democratic maneuvering.
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International Association of Electrical Workers
Four Probed Dead in Hibbing Forest Fires
Three men and a woman, all lumbermen and the wife of one, are believed killed in forest fires near Hibbing Minnesota. They fled to town yesterday for camp gear but vanished after returning to the fire zone. By nine this morning donations reached 9000 dollars for victims, Oliver Mining leading with 5000 dollars.
Crowds Gather for Auto Race in Lovel Mass
Multitudes fill Lovell streets for a 10 o'clock automobile race along the Merrimac course spanning 250 miles. Six hundred militia sworn in to patrol and prevent accidents as crowds push to get prime viewing spots. The event offers a trophy prize donated by Congressman Butler Ames.
Farley Nears Coveted Red Hat in Rome Talks
The Globe reports Archbishop Farley in Rome heard hints from the pope that he will soon receive the cardinal’s hat. A visit by Cardinal Rampolla to Vienna to seek Emper or Francis Joseph’s approval is seen as paving the way for another American cardinal.
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Labor movement and kinship rise amid global fellowship
The article discusses growing recognition of shared humanity and the labor movement as part of a mass drive toward closer fellowship. It notes progress in organizing labor and its impact, with a continuation indicated on another page.
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Labor Organization
E K Barr Dies in the Adirondacks
Word reached this city of the death of E K Barr a former La Crosse resident who died in the Adirondacks while seeking health care for tuberculosis. Barr was well known locally having lived here until recently.
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Adirondacks
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Crane President Distills Opposition to University Courses
Richard T. Crane, head of the Crane Company in Chicago, criticizes university commercial courses. He argues they fail to serve their intended purpose and that young men gain more by entering actual business rather than studying theories.
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Chicago
Richard T. Crane
Crane Company
Wisconsin Republicans face La Follette plank on campaign spending
Milwaukee Sept. 7 The Journal questions if Wisconsin Republicans will adopt the La Follette plank demanding pre election publication of campaign expenses. The issue, sparked by Stephenson primary spending, may appear at the Sept. 22 platform convention.
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Gompers 10 Face Contempt Charge
A contempt citation was filed by Buck's Stove and Range against labor leaders Gompers Mitchell and Morr son. They must show cause why they should not be held in contempt for publishing the firms name in the We Dont Patronize list, with a Wednesday return before Judge Gould. The injunction covers editorial comment and alleged criticism of the court.
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Mrs Schweizer Dies Saturday After Tuberculosis Struggle
Mrs. Marie Schweizer wife of well known attorney Charles H Schweizer died at 2 pm Saturday from tuberculosis after a prolonged illness. Born Marie Schumann in Prairie du Chien she married in June 1889 and moved to this city. Survived by husband four children her mother two sisters and two brothers. Funeral at 4 pm from 114 South Fourteenth Street with Rev Henry Faville officiating.
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Knoxs Injured in Auto Wreck Near Geneva
Senator Philander C. Knox of Pittsburg his wife and their son were in a Mercedes when a tire burst and the chauffeur lost control causing a crash into another auto. The Knox car went into a ditch and all occupants were thrown clear. The senator and wife were only slightly hurt while their son suffered serious injuries.
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Abruzzi's Suit Is Still Denied Him
In Turin on September 7 the Earl, elder brother of Duke Abruzzi, failed again to win queen's consent to the marriage of Duke Abruzzi to his American fiancée Katherine Elkins. The queen refused, but the wedding plans are expected to proceed this fall.
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John Miller Improves After Fall Injury at Binnebaum
John Miller injured last week by a fall through a trap door at Binnebaum grocery store is improving at St Francis Hospital though his condition remains serious. Hope for recovery is described as strong by hospital staff.
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St.Francis Hospital
Spain and France Accept Moroccan Entente Terms
A note from Madrid announced Spain agrees to the Moroccan entente terms in the French draft and a joint note from Spain and France as mandatories of the Algeciras treaty will be sent to the signatories.
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Foreign Office
Madrid
Spain
Algeciras
Isle la Plumnd Fire Rages On Despite Efforts
Heavy Saturday night rain did little to curb a fire on Isle la Plumnd. Firefighters fear the blaze will burn until the entire island is destroyed despite attempts to extinguish outward flames.
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Isle la
Hundreds March in Monster Labor Day Parade Here
Monster Labor Day celebration drew hundreds as unions from across the city joined a parade that stretched nearly a mile. The march started at Market Square at 9 30 and ended at Interstate Fair grounds where speeches by Thomas Feeley of Milwaukee and others addressed anti injunctions.
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Summit Stove Works
Yeomen’s Lodge
Thomas Feeley
Milwaukee
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W. F. Wolfe
John F. Doherty
Weather and Water Holiday Notice
No weather or river reports issued today by the local weather bureau due to Labor Day holiday.
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