DERN VESSEL LAUNCHED AND WRECK UPDATES
Reported events include printers attacking guards of prisoners with eight killed and fifty wounded, a smothered woman killed holding a baby, and horse racing bets totaling $60 000 with Keene entries favored. The steamer Helen arrived with survivors from the Sheridan wreck, twenty women and ten children aboard, and efforts continue to move and salvage the vessel.
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Mm News Association
U. Sept
Smother
Scripps News Association
Honolulu
Helen
Sheridan
Reopening the Hippodrome Under New Management
Fay York reports the Hippodrome will reopen tonight with Shubert and Anderson presenting A Society Circus in revised form. Portsmouth sees the Dreadnaught commissioned today amid expert calls for more battleships of its kind.
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Se ‘Pa News Association
Fay York
Shubert & Anderson
Reunion of Spanish War Veterans Opens in Butte Montana
The new union of the Spanish War Veterans of Montana opened this morning in Butte with Department Commander Davis presiding. The third encampment plans a banquet and a full day of activities including a morning meeting, afternoon county fair visit, and a closing banquet at noon.
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Scripps News Association
Butte. Mont
Union of the
Montana
Gejock
Davis
Butte
Seconds Scheduled for Goldfield September Bout
The page notes Eddie Grang and Luddy set for a ring match with Olson as the main bout. Gans will be seconds with Frank M aid Sims and Bob Turner aiding. Betting odds show Gan favored at eight to seven and ten to seven.
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Scripps News Association
Goldfield
Eddie Grang Olan
Luddy
Olson
Gans
Frank Maid Sims
Bob Turner
Nat
Gan
Probing More on Cane Probe at Philadelphia Firm
Earle of the Real Estate and Trust Company, now defunct, reports that deeper inquiry into the firm reveals worsening conditions. He says the trust department is damaged and the banking department is hopelessly involved.
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Scrippe News Association
Philadelphia
Recaiv
Earle
Hhe Company
Trust Department
Seattle Car Papers Strike Reaches Half-Hay Start
Seattle reports the car papers strike did not materialize today. Carpenters adopt Saturday afternoon half day starting today and plan wage demands rising next week.
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Scripps News Association
Seattle
Carpenters
Wil
Dan
Craasa
San Francisco Tie Up Ties Up City Transit in Labor Clash
San Francisco faces a complete streetcar tie up as carmen reject company offers of arbitration for $3 a day and an eight hour day. Union support rises to 1200 workers while Mayor Schmitz efforts fail to bridge the strike as armed men reportedly arrive in the city. Portland reports a land fraud hearing with Robbins and Bartlett disputing Blue Mountain Forest reserve creation.
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San Francisco
Daily News
Pardee
Comine
United Railroads
Carmen
Iltimatum
Schmitz
Farley
Carmen's Union
California
Geary
Scripps News Association
Portland
J. H. Robbins
United States Land Office
la Grande
United States
J. H. Mitchell
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
E. W. Bartlett
Rumor of President Shot False Says President Safe
Wild rumor spread by stock brokers on the curb caused a nationwide fright with reports the President had been shot. The President assured the public he was unharmed and later drove to the village with no incident to justify the rumor.
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Scripps News Association
Oyste Bay
Gorraspondarts
Sagamore
Social Revolutionists Claim Credit for Killing Man
A proclamation from the social revolutionists states they killed a man but refuse responsibility for the attack on Premier Stolypin, issued today.
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Scripps News Association
St. Patersberg
Social Revolutionists
Man
Primier Stolypin
Is Trepoff Poisoned Rumor Sparks Endurance of Illness
Reports from St. Petersburg on September 1 suggest the Trepoff may be gravely ill and there is wide rumor he has possibly been poisoned. The telegrams describe concerns over his health and speculation about the cause.
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Serifce News Association
St. Petersburg
Trepoff
Omaha Ice President Fined For Underweight Ice Sale
John A. Dos of the Omaha Ice Company, president, was fined $60 plus costs for selling ice under weight. The incident occurred in Omaha Nebraska on September 1.
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Scripps News Association
Omaha Neb
John A. Dos
Omaha Ice Company
Dalny Becomes Open Port in Manchuria
Dalny Manchuria Sept 1 The port Dalny is opened to all nations with free imports and exports under Kwan-Tung. Leased territory on Liao-Tung peninsula through Dalny is included. Japan allows ships of all nations to trade and navigate between Dalny and open ports in Japan starting today.
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Scripps News Association
Dalny
Manchuria
Kwan-Tung
Liano-Tung
Japan
Electrifying Railway Lines Opened Between New York and Stamford and Woodland
Electric traction advances the New York Central and the New Haven and New Hartford as trial trains run on their new routes. The New York Central uses a third rail while the New Haven and Hartford employs overhead trolley on the New York to Stamford and Woodland segments.
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Ferippe News Association
New York
New York Central
New Haven
New Hartford
Stamford
Woodland
New Haven & Hartford
Grain markets see mixed openings in Chicago session
Wheat opened at 70.45 and closed 70.4 with wheat prices. Corn opened at 4.7 and closed at 4.7. Oats opened at 0.56 and closed at 0.28.
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Beripps News Association
Chicago
Sept
Editors Sail for Honolulu on Alameda and Sonoma
About fifty members of the Southern California Editorial Association sailed today from San Francisco on the Alameda for Honolulu arriving September 7. They plan return on the Sonoma departing Honolulu September 18 and arriving September 24. The editors will tour the Hawaiian Islands including a visit to Mauna Loa.
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Scripps News Association
San Francisco
Calif
Southern California Editorial Association
Oceanic Steamship Company
Alameda
Honolulu
Sonoma
Hawaiian Islands
Manualoa
Government probes Mormon proselyting in Germany
Berlin reports the German Government orders an official investigation into alleged Mormon proselyting as missionaries seek women for Utah communities. Franken Marie Winckler is sent to Utah to assess conditions and report back. If confirmed, Mormon missionary work may be halted in Germany.
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Scripps News Association
Berlin
Utah
Franken Marie Winckler
Thrasher Fire Destroys Al Good's Thresher
Al Good's threshing machine burned at two o'clock on the William Hawkins place as dry straw and wind fanned the flames. The thresher was a total loss valued at 1500 dollars, with Hawkins losing about 350 sacks of grain.
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al Good
Mr. Good
William Hawkins Place
Mr. Hawkins
Knights of Pythias Encampment Opens at Ganobie Lake
The New Hampshire Brigade Uniformed Bank Knights of Pythias opened its annual encampment at Ganobie Lake Park. A large attendance is reported and organizers expect crowds over the next four days.
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Scripps News Association
Ganobie Lake
N. H
New Hampshire Brigade
Uniformed Bank
Knights of Phythias
Ganobie Lake Park
Nee
First Electric Pottery Ready to Start at Homer Laughlin
Nowell West Virginia Sept 1 The Homer Laughlin Pottery the first pottery in the world to use electricity is ready to be started except for the firing of the wave in the kilns The plant has 52 kilns heated by natural gas from West Virginia fields and is among the largest of its kind.
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Scripps News Association
Nowell
W. Va
Homer Laughlin
West Virginia
La Follette Plans Oregon Visit During Idaho Campaign
Senator Robert La Follette, famed trust buster, will visit Oregon this fall en route to Idaho to aid W E Borah in his campaign. Borah attracts strong Republican backing as Idaho lawmakers fight for state supremacy, while La Follette signals intent to confront opponents, including Senator GC W Fulton, in the upcoming sessions.
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Robert la Follette
Wistan~sin
Congress
Portlana
Idaho
W. E. Borah
Portland
United States
Mr. Borah
Ramblicana
Senator la Fallette
GC. W. Fulton
la Fallette
Wisconsin
Senate
Borah
Ida~ho
la Follete
Washington
New England Plumbers and Steamfitters Meet in Brockton
The New England Association of Plumbers and Steamfitters opened its annual convention in Brockton Massachusetts with delegates from every local in the New England states. The two day gathering aims to finish before Labor Day.
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Scripps News Association
Brockton
Mass
New England Association of Plumbers and Steamfitters
New England
Revolt Spreads to Puerto Province
An insurgent force is marauding in the Puerto province as revolt broadens its reach. Seventy insurgents are reported active in the area.
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iMaripps News Association
Havana
Puerto
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Scripps News Geoeration
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