Democracy Should Oppose the Trusts and Monopolies
The News urges the democracy to oppose trusts and tariffs, support direct legislation, a graduated income tax, and equal taxation as key issues. It recalls prior analysis of the trust's dual role in reducing production costs while concentrating wealth to influence government, warning this monopoly risks destroying civilization unless checked. It also notes a shift in public opinion among workers and employers alike.
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Trust Ag
Connstituted
Wireless Telegraphy Dream Explored By Italian Inventor
A fragment discusses early ideas on wireless telegraphy and an Italian inventor Marcus who experimented with aerial radiators and vertical wires. It notes hopes to replace cables and lines by radio transmission and mentions a Brayly receiver and methods for sending signals over distance.
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Terence I
Marcus
Italy
Trigsmit U
Democrats Reaffirm National Platform In State Convention
The Iowa Democrats in convention reaffirmed the Kansas City national platform and urged campaigns to focus on state issues. The piece argues conservative unity, opposing Republican mimicry, and calls for reforms to curb plutocratic encroachments on rights and liberties.
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Ohio
Kansas City
Iowa
Daly
Democratic Party
Boer Renew Fight Across South Africa Amid Reports
News from London reports Lord Kitchener’s campaign continues despite proclamations. A convoy from Kimberley to Griquatown was attacked near Hovskopje, nine men of the Seventy-fourth Imperial Yeomanry killed and 23 wounded, yet the convoy reached safety.
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London
Newa
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Pretoria
Kimberley
Griquatown
Hovskopje
Humby
Seventy-fourth
Imperial Yeomanry
Painters strike rally denounces steel union breach
Pittsburg Aug 23 President Yd Shutter addressed strikers on the South side alleging the amalgamated association violated contracts with constituent companies of United States Steel. The Daily News proclaims itself largest weekly.
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Sieiter Spevkin
Pittsburg
Shutter
Painters Mills
Convirtuent
United States Steel Corportion
Weather men meet at Milwaukee convention
Over 100 weather bureau officials from across the nation gather in Milwaukee for a three day meeting. Papers cover observation networks, tropical hurricane warnings, and expanding forecast distribution including night predictions. Speakers include Dr. William Wilson, Mayor Rose, and Prof. W. L. Moore with sessions on meteorology in colleges and public lectures.
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Milwaukee
Weather Bureau
William Wilson
David 8. Rose
W. L. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Moore
Turks Inland
Bermuda
Mexico
Meteorological den
England
British Isles
Spain
Porto Rico
Cuba
Moora Gaid
W. Z. R. Phillips
Washington
G.N. Salisbury
Seattle
A. Loveland
Lincoln
Neb
J. Warren Smith
Columbus
G. E. Linney
Chicago
The Crop Outlook and Related Reports
The Weather Bureau notes generally favorable crop conditions for the week ending Aug 25 1901 with drought in Iowa Oklahoma and Texas and heavy rains damaging crops in the mid Atlantic and east gulf states Tem perature favorable overall late corn prospects improve in Iowa and surrounding states Spring wheat harvest winds down Threshing largely complete and yields satisfactory in most areas Tobacco in good condition in the Ohio valley and Tennessee Apple prospects fair in several states News items include a mobbing in Zanesville Ohio and a bloody incident in a Chinese village reported by the Empress of China steamer crew. movement of troop transports to San Francisco and a note on China signatory readiness to protocol.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Iowa
Oklahoma
Texas
Michigan
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
Ohio Valley
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Stinnesota
North Dakota
Tennessee
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Indiana
Ilinois
Arkansas
Missouri Valley
Local News Snippets From Battle Creek Area
Miss Carrie Haleey rents part of GO LT Fletcher residence. Born to Dr and Mrs J Carson on Aug 28 a daughter. McBale signs at Tontine Hotel. Fourteen county men seek divorces for September term. Little Trixie Co promises high class music. Labor Day postal hours: open at 11:80 for eastern mail. Fred W Hoyt killed in rail crossing collision at 40. Rocky Mountain Tea ad features beauty claim. Dog tax receipts and tags to be issued. noncompliant owners to be fined or dogs killed. Dr F R Rees charged with practicing dentistry without license. pleads guilty. fined. Plunkard Co opera house Sept 2 announces new version of old comedy.
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Carrie Haleey
Fletcher
Mrsa
J. Carson
Wiliam McBale
Tontine Hotel
Hotinés Bros
Oathonn County
Presa
Little Trixie’ Co
Carriera
F. R. Rees
Battle Creek
Justice Merritt
Robert G. Morris
Short Specials From A Fragmented Era News Miscellany
Fragmented items report imminent revolutions in Salyvedor and rail deals as Chicago and Great Western buy Winona and Western. Census figures show school-age children in Kansas City, Omaha, and St. Joseph. Notable deaths and political moves, with industry booms, medical crackdowns, and rail expansions, color a diverse slice of world and regional news.
Grand Rapids social notes and Pan-American travel
Local personals detail numerous visits and greetings. Grand Rapids residents share cousin visits and family tours with many traveling to Detroit, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, and the Pan-American exposition. Several guests arrive from Chicago and Boston as others depart for fairs, college, or weddings.
Probate Court Items Schedule Week of Sept 3
Probate calendar lists estate matters for Sept 3 to Sept 5 including claims, administrator appointments, guardianships, final accounts and real estate sales. Notable entries include estates of Margaret Giles George Andrus Adogira J Quick Xema R Lea Gladys G Smith Emelia S Cole Sally M Palmer Ann Elizabeth Brewster Joseph Shaw Henry H Hubbard Carrie L Ware Andreg J Cramall and dancing lessons at the opera house starting Thursday night.
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Margaret Giles
George Andrus
Adogira J Quick
Xema R. Lea
Howner
Gladys G. Smith
George D. Smith
Emelia
Cole
Sally M. Palmer
Arunah H. Murphy
A. Mart McNeal
Abraham Meimages
Ann Elizabeth Brewster
Joseph Shaw
Henry H. Hubbard
Carrie L. Ware
Mary J. Ritchie
Andreg J. Cramall
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Vongriss Heets
Detroit
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Charles F. Boonell
National Frantical Congress
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BeNeville
French Village
the Daily News
Laggest and Beache
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Zanesville
Samuel G. Dettes
Reaupe
Howe
Geo. Ward
Geo. Chaffee
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Fourth Cavalry
Peking
Li Hung Chang
LOCAI
Fred W. Hoyt
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Salyvedor
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Cologna Volks Zeitung
Hu-Je
China
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United States
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Omaha
Bt. Joseph
John Andrews
Red Lodge
Mont
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State Board of Health
International Association of Wire Enginéers
Indianapolis
Agricultural Department
Igiseus & Publication
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Hopery
Corning
N.Y
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Manchuria
Joaquin Godey
Rio Janeiro
Chilan
Union Pacific Road
Sheinrock II
Jobo Redmond
Inieh
Micazel Davitt
Buson
Holineis
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Albert H. O'Brien
Philadelphia
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Tomes Colman
Salina Kay
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Perrett
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Grand Rapids
Miss Edith Noneman
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16. AR. Washburn
Marongo
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Grace Lake
Jennie Williams
George Parrott, Jr
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Prank Needham
M. F. Ryan
Kalamazoo
Jon Marcus
Mis
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John Milton
Columius
Jones of
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Bertha Smith
St Paul
Alice Raser
Jackjson
W. E. Bosley
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Jackson
W. J. Owens
Mies Mae Mensch
Roy Grant
Fred Mason
J. Worthington
The
Mrs. Barns
Mig. Mann
Wilder, Kans
R.G. Humphrey
Lillian
St. Louis
Indaw, Dure
AL. A. Harrison
W. W. Broadus
H.E. Davis
W.S. Potter
Weta
Terome Bentley
Prank Moses
J. E. Walcot
Ent
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Misa Isna Conall
Chissgo
Uglyn Stewart
Murchalltown
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Hartie Creek
Fred Kocher
S. Hiss
Chas. MoOsllua
Edith Wells
Sirs
Mary Whiles
Hiss Leos Greenbergh
BE. Mitchell of
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M. L. Olnte
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J. W. Frink
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William Hough
Jonssville
Crittenden
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Arthur McKinstry
E. E. Heines
Toledo
Lire
James Donovan
Guy Fisk
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Three Rivers
Mr. Fisk
Neice
Henry Sharpsteen
Cloysland
Minnie Yan. Pelt
Belding
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Engleman's
Judgs Lane
Henry M. Dibble
Aiken
S. G
W. J. Dibble
C. C. Allen
Ada, Minn
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Libbie Hayen
Port Huron
Forest Page
Knox
Ind
W. Hartel
0. R. Barber
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George Chapin
Marengo
Alabama
Eva Ricci
Blanche Graham
Denver
Marie Squires
Fred, Fish
Dollie
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Elsie McGuffin
Thorndale
Can
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Hower
Frank Qoourt
H. J. Decker
Albion
Pauline Kiduschbush
Hillsdale
Sarah Knickerbocker
Dwight
J. E. Nichols
Uniden City
Lambert Food Co
Biss
Olive Brooks
Minnie Rose
Petoskey
Bliss Q. Rove
North
Mary O'Leary
Juckeon
W. Stuke
Port Byron
Amy High
William
Burt Smith
J.J. Fahay
H. M. Merrill
Charlotta Timbrook
Russel Merrill
Jonnie Rue
JanDelle
Pepila
Opera House
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Marshall
Willian A Lane
Lous Warp
Laura Lusk
Henry N. McCormick
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William A. Liane
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Register
Calehoun
Mad
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Istysid
William A. Lank
Probeto
State OF
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William A. Lane
Frebate
Byrnon
G. Iripp
G. Adame
Itia
Mashall News
Seid
Pravious
WM. A.lane
D. W. Bricksanocnre
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