Message to the Mayor of New Orleans
Letter from President Mace Sant promising to visit New Orleans by September 24 if the public desires. He notes plans to consider Louisiana and Arkansas wishes and to respect quarantine rules of other states. He offers to adjust travel date and promises to act according to the people’s wishes.
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New Orleans
Scripps Newn Association
Oyster Bay
Mace
Seeetee wHeseason
Akon
Louisians
Loulalana
Arkanane
Louisiana
Louisiane
Wabash President Denies Goulds Control Of Assets
President Ramsey of the Wabash stated the Gulda did not own a majority of stock behind efforts to gain control. He avoided discussion of the Rockefeller report and noted other interests backing him, denying the New York Central and Pennsylvania links to Kanawha properties.
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Scrippa News Association
Chicago
Ramesy
The
Wabash
Gulda
Abo Tage
Scotch Colonel Injured in Edinburgh Review
Scotch Colonel Thomas Lipton, honorary colonel of the Secom Lanark shire epguvera, was thrown from his horse and kicked in the face during a review before the king in Edinburgh. He is reportedly personally hurt but not fatally.
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Beripps News Association
Lando
Thomas’ Lipton
Secom Lanarkshire
Edinburgh
Cholera Reports Hit Berlin as Death Toll Rises
Berlin reports thirteen new cholera cases and six deaths today as health officials scramble to contain the outbreak. The Horipps News Association notes the spread across the city with a push for quarantines and sanitation measures.
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Horipps News Association
Berlin
Germany
Ten Feet in a Day Flood Strikes Missouri River Region
The Mieslsalppi river rose ten feet in twenty four hours. Vast quantities of produce swept from the levee. Western traffic demoralized and trains abandoned or burned late. Santa Fe reports river at highest levels in several places on the South division. Record rains fall across Kansas Missouri and neighboring states.
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St. Louis
Sante Fe
South Division
Kansas
Missouri
Madden Divorce Trial Delves Into Horse Value Claims
In Cincinnati court this morning during the John S Madden divorce case, counsel questioned how accusations of false entries might affect Madden's horses and argued such claims would depress their value.
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Scripps Newa Association Cincinnath
Goa
Preparing To Sail by Scripps News Association
Plymouth Eng Sept 18 Witten and Agnite arrived today and will immediately proceed to Uherhoure.
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Scripps Newa Association
Plymouth
Eng
Witten and
Agnite
Imm
Uherhoure
Not Anti American Scripps News Association Oyster Bey
A Telit dispatch from Tokiomys reports the Japanese government claims police were responsible for rioting during a peaceable meeting and that authorities restrained popular demonstrations. It says the mob acted with unlawful intent and that foreign observers noted no strong public affront since the events began.
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Oyster Bey
Telit
Tokiomys
Atone
Polles
Forsiguere
Japan
Taft Party Official Views on Japanese Emigration Policy
A Cripps New Agency summary reports Pacific coast Taft ally McKinley noting Japan restricts emigration to Korea and Manchuria and urging laborers stay home to build empire. It cites Japanese laws limiting labor abroad and posits implications for Pacific Coast labor tensions and treaty sentiment.
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Congresamen DE McKinley
Pacific Coast
Taft Party
Orient
Japan
America
Korea
Mancharia
Marquia Ito
Yapan
Pacific
California
American Republic
Chaffe Honored At Paria Luncheon
The minister of war hosted a luncheon honoring the well known American Groevel Chaffe and l ateff.
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Scrippa News Association
Paria Bept
the Minster of War
Groevel Chaffe and Lateff
Tariff Issue Dominates Campaign Says Republican Leader
Columbus Sept tariff to be main issue in gubernatorial race says Dick of the Republican state committee. Democratic platform denounces protection as robbery and monopoly. Dick claims Democratic candidate Patton aligns with his party on tariffs, warning of impact on business if Democrats win in Ohio.
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Ferippa News
Columbus O
Jesse
Oslo
Bir Pattleon
Gevarnor
Ohio
Williamson Trial Cross Examinations At Court
Judge Hants court heard defense cross examination of WR Michel and AB MdAlpio about timber on the claims. Saiith and Van Geener were arraigned on conspiracy to intimidate witnesses, both pleading not guilty.
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Portland
Political contributions announced after executive meeting
In New York a committee announced future campaign funding of 10 contributions to any political party. When asked about prior contributions by Equitable, Mr Morton declined to discuss predecessors.
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New York
Morton
Embezzlement Charge Against Scripps Nova Clerk
Washington report states 18 J W Boyd a 40 year old clerk in the marine hospital service was arrested for embezzling government funds. He pleaded and received a two year sentence for manipulating vouchers involving about $20 000. He has an extravagant liver and his wife is in Europe. His salary was 1800.
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Scripps Nova Association
Washington
J W Boyd
Marine Biospital Service
Europe
Oil prices rise in Cleveland market
The Standard reports higher refined oil prices today in Cleveland with lamp oil up to a gall on gallon and gasoline up one cent per gallon signaling a broader cost increase for refiners and retailers.
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Scrippa Newa Apaoc
Ocleveland
Injured Enroute to Springfield Head of Woman's Dept
Jany Seymour Kling of California en route to Springfield Massachusetts to head the Woman's department at the American International College was injured in a wreck in the New York Central tunnel this morning. Seven people were hurt.
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New York
Jany Seymour Kling
California
Springfeld
Mass
American International College
New York Central
Judge Gaynor Declines Faeton Nomination for Mayor
New York Sept 18 Judge Gaynor who received the faction nomination for mayor reportedly declined the offer.
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Scrippe News Associa Ie
New York
Gaynor
Faeion
Yellow Fever Reports Rise in New Orleans
Scripps News reports seven new caves and five deaths in New Orleans as of noon today amid the yellow fever outbreak.
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Scripps News
New Orleans
Kennewick Line Shortens Portland to Spokane Route
Portland news notes completion of the Kennewick Portland line will make the Northern Pacific the shortest Portland to Spokane route, reducing distance by about 104 miles over the present route via Puget Sound. The Portland to Apolians distance drops to 14 430 miles, and Portland to Culago becomes 1270 miles once the line opens.
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Portland
Kennewick
Spokase
Paget Sound
OR & NM
Apolians
Culoag
Villenge
Northern Pacific
Big Nome Fire Destroys Large Part of Business District
Nome Alaska reports sixty buildings burned in Nome’s business district with extensive damage. The fire consumes two blocks on Front Street and defenses are unclear as to total loss, with early estimates around 620,000 dollars. No definitive casualty figure yet available.
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Herippeens Association
Seattle
Nome
Alaska
Ieee
Denson Lighur
Woodmen dispute $1000 life policy after death by electrocution
Seriona News Association reports in San Diego that John B Rank filed a claim to recover $1000 insurance for Kill a G Rank son of the claimant killed by an electric shock. The Woodmen of the World contest the policy as void claiming the insured was a working homeowner.
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Seriona News Assoviation
San Diego
John B. Rank
Paciflc
Jurtedia- Uva
Woodmen of
Killa G. Rank
Woodmen
Gold Coin Thefts Arrest In San Diego
An arrest was made in San Diego as Keo Sing, a Chinese national, is charged with sweating gold coin theft. Police found twenty 0 and 86 dollar gold Peloea alleged to have been sweated from victims. Sing has lived in the city several months and is believed to have a partner.
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Peripps News Association
San Diego
Keo Sing
Freight bandits strike collapses as four railroads agree work
Four leading railroads resolved a threatened freight bandit strike by agreeing to ply goods and services, ending the dispute and restoring regular operations in Chicago.
Wheat Market Close Report From Nova Association
Wheat market in Chicago on September 18 closed with wheat at 83 5/8, corn at 52 1/8, and oats at 28 3/8 on the board of trade.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Mayor Patrick Colling Buried After Noted Career in Ireland Aid
The obituary notes Mayor Patrick Colling who died recently in Viglola was buried today. He was regarded as a leading member of the old school in national life and chaired a national Democratic convention in 1080s. Colling devoted years to home rule for Ireland and served as the first national president of the Irish League in this country.
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Scrippo News Association
Howton
Rept
Patrick Colling
Viglola
Colling
Mombara
National Democratic Convention
Ireland
Irish League
Roosevelt meets Chinese foreign official in landmark talks
The 16th president Roosevelt today received Sir Chen Liang, the Obloons minister, who presented Mang Tia born an important from the Chinese foreign office.
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Ogatar
Roosevelt
Chen Liang
Mang Tia
Komura Improving By Scripps News Association
New York reported Sept 1s that Stevon Komars the Japanese peace envoy is improving. The convalescence in wall established and steady progress noted by Reto.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Stevon Komars
Reto
Wall
Will Dine By Scripps News Association Event
Secretary of War Bonaparte will dine with the president in an evening meeting reported by Scripps News Association on September 18.
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Scripps News
Bonaparte
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Williamson
Scripps None Association
Ition
Berippe News Association
Cchicago
Serlon Nova Association
Collins
Komura
Newlin Drug CO
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