Chicago centennial week opens with Indian show
Chicago marks its centennial with a six day program beginning today. Mayors of major cities attend a civic meeting at the auditorium. Lincoln Park hosts an Indian camp and two tribal leaders including Carlos Pekagon, a descendant of Chief Pekagon of Ulivape, are featured. The parade in San Juan, Puerto Rico for Governor Hunt was canceled amid AFL concerns.
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Lincoln Park
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Pekagon
Ulivape
San Juan
Porto Rico
Hunt
Federal Party
American Federation of Labor
Tie
Grand Palais
Paris
Golloin
Roosevelt to go hunting with New York hosts
President Roosevelt planned a hunting trip in New York after arriving at the invitation of William H. Howard of New York. A dispatch from Mele says guides are arranging a deer hunting expedition though the arrival date is not yet fixed.
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New York
Roosevelt
Adironyadicks
Win. H. Howard
Offic ers Stand Firm Amid Belgrade Conspiracy Rumors
Reports from Belgrade say officers recently arrested on conspiracy charges may have turned king's evidence. The group pledges firm stance, claiming to act on Chett conscioncn dictates, with some accused likely condemned while Chen pardotal.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Chett
Chen
Unclear fragments from Herald report on Cuban unrest
Fragmentary OCR from the New York Herald mentions Cuba and political tension. Names and specifics are unreadable, with garbled phrases and missing details preventing clear reconstruction of events or entities.
Vatican Sees Premier Appointed and Health Update
Osservatore reports Pius XII appoints Mangignore Giuseppe Wilpert as secretary of state. Pope's health is improved. Belgian, French, and sister names are noted in brief, with upcoming formalities and appointments mentioned in Vatican organ.
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le Osservatore Mane
Mangignore Giuseppe
Wilpert
France
Man Falls Beneath Train in Chicago Station Incident
William A. Taylor, a Chicago board of thrive member and notable Newelworth resident, stepped from a Chicago and Northwestern train at Wilmot station and was struck by the wheels. The incident, occurring September 21, appeared accidental as officials assess the misstep possibly caused by confusion while alighting.
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Chicago
William. A.taylor
Chicago Board of Thide
Newelworth
Chicago & Northwestern
Wilmot
Girl Elopes for Love in Glens Falls Mystery
Miss Daley Louisa Crouse of Amsterdam chose Andrew Simic over a German count and eloped with him. The report notes disordered spellings but confirms a private marriage event, with local names and dates uncertain due to OCR errors.
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Glens Falls
New York
Daley Louisa, Crouse
Amsterdam
Dob
Andrew Simic
Airried Hingseaterday
Secretary Wilson urges farm practice beyond Niagara Falls views
Secretary Wilson counters Niagara Falls delegates on farm progress and market need. He cites need for better plant varieties grasses tailored to regions and soil management including crop rotation and grazing, and urges commerce department help to find abroad markets for macaroni wheat.
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Washington
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Patronal Congress
Niagara Falls
Br. Wilson
Niagara Congress
Department of Commerce
Americans alleged to plan Hayti and San Domingo expedition
Berlin reports a Hamburgischer correspondent claims an American arrived in Germany to arrange a possible expedition to Hayti and San Domingo to provoke civil war and justify U S intervention. The piece likens it to the Jameson raid and suggests other American naval activity and a proposed Abyssinia venture aim to draw European focus away from Caribbean events.
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Bismarkian Party
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Hayti
San Domingo
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Abyssinia
Caribbean
Death mystery in Chicago woman at Denver hospital
Police investigate the death of Mrs. Hallie Neisen of Chicago who died suddenly in Dr. Fredrick Clark's private hospital in Denver. Dr Clark claims Bright's disease and uremic poisoning caused the death. She was daughter of a Chicago merchant and wife of a wealthy real estate dealer.
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Hallie Neisen
Chicago
Fredrick Clark
Clark
Nelson
Hright
Muito
Louisiana Judge Dead Aboard Steamship St Louis
Judge Wilkin Gillespie Wyle of New Orleans, aged 72, died of pneumonia on the steamer St Louis near midnight. He boarded the vessel in New York and it arrived today from South Atlantic ports. In New York the news follows a report of a stalled arbitration plan and looming citywide building shutdown involving over 100,000 workers due to stone cutters’ refusals to sign or join new unions.
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Dept
Wilkin Lgillespie Wylie
New Orlane
Dia
St Lanuis
Judge Wyle
Southatiptop
Building Trades Employers Association
Moore Leaves Rome for Protestant Faith in Dublin Event
London Sept. 26 George Moore the novelist left the church of Rome and became a Protestant, citing Archbishop Walsh attending the king's levee in Dublin during the king's Ireland visit and the royal reception at Maynooth College as reasons for his change.
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George Moore
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Rome
Archbishop Walsh
Dublin
Ireland
Catholic College of
Maynoth
Mrs Jefferson Davis in Critical Condition
Buffalo Sept 26 Mrs Jefferson Davis is worse this morning with critical condition doctors say the elapse has not been reached and relief could bring recovery if it comes. Several relatives and friends have arrived and are at her bedside.
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Buffalo
Jefferson Davis
Structural Iron Workers Convention Resumes Session
Kansas City, Sept. 2. President Frank Buchanan again chairs the International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers convention as a turbulent session continues. The Parks faction seeks to proceed without Buchanan, while Brophy is seated, then unseated, amid protests. Peace returns briefly as the body reopens for regular business.
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Frank Buchanan
The
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
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Parks
Scranton
Samuel Parks
Daniel Brophy
Brophy
New York
Tueday
Senator Stone sues over newspaper control deception
Kansas City, Sept. 2u. United States Senator W Stone of Missouri files suit in circuit court for 10 00 against Judge Chrisman former presiding county judge and ex Kansas City Times Company president. Stone alleges he was deceived into buying stock in the Times and led to believe control lay with Chrisman and allies, while policy was controlled by railway and other corporations.
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United States
Missouri
Christan
Te County
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Star
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Chrisman
Attempted kidnapping of governor's daughter in Lincoln
In Lincoln on September 26 an unidentified man tried to abduct Governor Mickey's eight year old daughter as she played with siblings in front of the governor's mansion. Neighbors' cries caused the assailant to flee after the child was dropped unharmed. Authorities note prior convicts warned of such a plot as retaliation for the governor's actions surrounding a prior execution.
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Neb
Mickey
Keemer
William Rhea
Labor Laws Evaded in Textile Labor Case
Washington reports three lacemakers from Pawtucket Rhode Island were arrested as contract laborers and detained at Ellis Island as witnesses against a textile mill owner. The case targets an alleged system of evading contract labor laws via political influence and trained agents. An appeal to the secretary of commerce and labor is pending, with deportation postponed until after testimony in the upcoming action against the textile company.
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American Tertile Company
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United States District Attorney
Bureau of Immigration
United States
Adolph Duquenoy
J. F.morris
E. Damelow
England
Immigration Bureau
Samuel Griffiths
Robt. Warehorn
Chas. W.W. Shepard
Watehorn
Shepard
Beur Ub
Department of Justice
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Testile Company
Cita
Americans ill treated near Bluefields Nicaragua report
State department details indicate several American citizens were mistreated on Standrews Island, forty miles from Bluefield, with local authorities failing to provide protection or rescue. Trimmer, the American agent at Bluefields, reported the matter to Washington.
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State Department
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Standrews
Bluefield
Trimmer
Peruvian Presidents Reliance on Army and Turmoil
A survey notes that many Peruvian presidents have risen with army aid and extended rule by force, becoming de facto directors while rivals keep the country out of peace. It also mentions a Paris clock exhibit and duties of German chambers of commerce in promoting regional commerce and infrastructure.
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Cebu
Jor, Freshfield
Hamburg
London
Lime Dimemoriel
England
Massacre of Refugees Reported in Monastir Macedonia
Refugees driven from snowbound mountains face harsh choices as Turkish troops massacre those returning near Selatin Jesua. Four priests exiled by Turkish authorities and 120 Bulgarians killed or wounded. survivor aided by local officials who refuse to relay the story. Washington dispatches note cautious views on Beirut warship withdrawals and uncertainties about regional order.
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Macedonia
Sofia
Bulgaria
Selatin
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Resna
Taken to Another Jail in Kentucky Murder Case
Curtis Wert, condemned to hang on December 15 for the assassination of James Cockrill, was moved today to the Louisville jail for safekeeping during a pending appeal to the court of appeals.
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Curtis Wert
James Cockrill
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Court of Appeals
Local notices and shop ads from Lawrence in a bustling era
A collage of short items and ads from Lawrence includes Hollingbery’s fall suit sale at 33 Massachusetts street, a Church service notice, a classroom announcement, a card party hosted by Mr Albert Carter, Miss Sinclair joining a new library, a Raymond’s window sales pitch for toilet paper, and reports on a county treasurer exam, Dr Dearborn’s funeral, and residents visiting relatives.
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Wits
Prange Dinsmore
Henry Last
Old Settlers Meet Recalls Early Kansas Pioneers
The annual Old Settlers gathering in Journal hall featured a pre-dinner program and business meeting. Officers were reappointed, with tributes to deceased members Kennedy and Wool Kennedy. Numerous attendees shared memories of 1850 arrivals and early frontier life in Kansas.
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PL Ry Brooks
Ld. Kennedy
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Inaccurate Global Notes From A Murky Page
A garbled 19th century style column reports varied items including volcanic activity counts, religious orders settling in distant lands, crime shifts in France, a church cost, a submarine trial, antique artifacts, and odd social quirks. It mentions a London pauper revealing shawl origins, a contortionist fraud on streetcar lines, and a Turkish sultan’s expenses with scattered financial figures.
Fragmentary official titles list in unclear OCR extract
A garbled OCR fragment lists various county offices and officials such as judge clerk sheriff county clerk deputy treasurer deputy register and surveyor, with unclear names and roles. The text appears to be a damaged government notice or roster from a county administration.
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Camc Y Cou Sherif
Bheriz
Tommy
Robete
Markets by Wire at Kasay City and Chicago
Market wire reports from Kasay City and Chicago show mixed cattle and hogs prices. Native steers range from 3.40 to 1.60 with feeders and cows up to 4.75, hogs trade around 5.65 to 6.05 per hundredweight, and lambs and sheep appear with limited data amid erratic figures.
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Ali Tuati
Helfers
Chicago
Grain and Provision Markets and Notes on Diamonds
Grain and provision prices list Sept 26 with wheat corn and pork figures for September and December deliveries. An Italian authority notes iron content in hen feed appears in eggs and may affect digestible albumin. The United States diamond value is estimated at 600 million, with most owned by New York residents.
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New York
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