International War Preparedness and Federal Powers Debate
The piece argues for strong federal action in national defense and immigration controls during wartime. It discusses Congress’s commerce power and potential constitutional warrants to regulate or suspend immigration, quarantine, and internal measures to mobilize resources. It cites President and party positions, cites state reactions, and weighs the balance of federal authority vs states’ rights in emergency planning. It notes possible reliance on constitutional provisions and executive power during national danger.
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New York
Congress
Joe J
Sith
Cedenk
Panto
Bastion
Cyne Poin
Department of State
Tarrio
Cla
Bouleavis
Eiause
Morcorfan Named Trustee Of Vassar College
VicsTesident Morcorfan became trustee of Vassar College amid organizational changes. Afwrat Tintstead and Wilkens annu aality are noted in the fragmentary notice with unclear details.
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VicsTesident Morcorfan
Vassar College
Apaches War Path and Elections Turmoil In 19th Century News
A chaotic mosaic of global events is reported: Apaches in Arizona reportedly take a war path, political fusions between Arama democrats and populistas, a saloon brawl in Litchfield Mint ends in murder, and bank attachments arrested in Kane City. Notable deaths include P Gimare of the famed band Jeatl ey and Charles Lftogurtianis. Cholera shifts in New York while other incidents touch crime, rail, and industry across cities including St. Louis, Sandusky, and Pittsburgh.
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Arizona
Avelyn
Wash
Litchfield
Mint
Kanesax City
P. Gimare
Jeatley
St. Louis
Corte Pany, & Trust
New York
St. Paul
Minasata
Ol Go
Miungsola
Ome
Conmmerthcat
New Mayen
Hal
Joby Pope
Sandusky
Oho
Buelonele
Margaret Dickens
Teollet Corps
Washington
Duuth Hag
Slammer Wetmars
Sovoril
Secount
Nis
Minora
Bre
Valea
Manuucaeturing Company
Burile Creek
Mich
Tancaster Conanty
Willian Sherwood
Maireas Tourt
Cleveland
Auuerlem Lund Amd
Driigatines Catal Company
AD AgeDement
Empersen
Ure Republic
Dunn
Ube
Polis
Antonio Buutagariner
Freeport
Cass City
Willum
Normuya
Camp Law
Free Methodists Convene in City with Bishop Hart Presiding
The Free Methodist conference gathered in this city with Bishop K. P. Hart in the chair. A nation committee was appointed including Bishop E. B. Bart Rev. G. Dutonier and others to map state-wide duties. Presiding elders were elected as pastors reported and station committees issued their first report.
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Hart
bin Street
A. le Whitconth
Siaion
Boatetter’s Sianuvl Bhtare for Age and Ailments
An old advertisement touts Boatetter’s Sianuvl Bhtare as a genial, agreeable remedy for age related aches and digestion. It promises rapid restoration of vigor and vitality, claiming to counteract bodily decay and support recovery from illness. The copy invites readers to expect benefit and gratitude for trying the product.
The Baby Scheme and Paris Garter Traps in Shoplifting
A New York Morning Journal report outlines popular shoplifting tricks. It describes the baby carrier scam, the Parisian garter with steel hooks for hiding goods, the glove trick for jewelry, and methods using umbrellas to conceal items. It notes professional and amateur thieves, including mothers who bring babies to stores to gain sympathy while discreetly stealing.
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Teo
Smd
Hans
New York Morning Journal
France
Aecra
Seweil
Zold
Tris
Vinto
Sters Aire
Simu Fe
Hans Efothim
Supreme Court to review gerrymander ruling on apportionment
A late September session of the Supreme Court considers the legislature's apportionment design and possible remedies. Justices indicate the court may denounce discretion in drawing districts while planning an extraordinary session to address compliance rulings.
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Pwowlon
Vacanet
Wisy
Bus Preme
Tine Legis
Suna Bor Wilws
Worlthy
Train Wreck Near Amal 2ovelues Kills Engineer and Fireman
A westbound express on the Western railway at Amal 2ovelues collided with cotton cars derailed and caught fire. Engineer Lewis Willis and fireman Tom Willis were killed. postal clerks Jandoum and Carter fatally hurt. six passengers seriously injured. Wreckage and burning cotton disrupted the line.
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Engiveir
Fircun Kalen
Foetal Clarka
Sir Paranegere
Tiseisuyay
Thyelika
Western Railway
Amal
Opelik
Lewis Willis
Tom Willis
Jandoum
Carter
Miner Shot at Apache Attack on Animus River
A miner near the Animus river was attacked by Apaches while hunting. His horse and dog were killed and his hat riddled with bullets. Franks Slates with Walker is missing, thought dead. Couriers have been sent in all directions as miners fear further trouble.
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Ar Apnelas -Kiwnstox
N. ML
de Uiker
Animus
Franks Slates
Walker
Shine
Health status clears 200 aboard Cunard liner for travel
Assistant Secretary Spaulding telegraphed the Callertar of Custos in Boston that 200 American citizens aboard the Cunard steamer are in perfect health and may proceed. Health officers certify it is safe to detain no longer and grant passage from the ship.
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Moat Land
Aline Wasatsatos
Spaulding
Custos
Boston
Cunard
Not Related to Henry Clay Declared in Telegram
A telegram from Charles Clay of Lexington Kentucky states that Samuel Clay Sr accused of robbing bookmaker John Shannon is not related by blood or marriage to Henry Clay. The message clarifies this family connection in the ongoing case.
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Henry Clay
Charles
Clay
Lexington
Samuel Clay, Sr
John
Shannon
Boiler explosion injures and kills on county premises
A thresher boiler exploded yesterday at County Commissioner A C Rankin’s premises in Wan Miown Into Atoms Isprown, Pennsylvania. Names of injured or deceased remain unclear as early reports list Harry Myer, weed 14, Anon, John and Pranik Growley among victims amid a chaotic scene. Local prominent citizens connected to the incident are cited in initial notices.
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Jewell
Touslin
Vince
Flores
A.C Rankin
Harry Myer
Weed
Anon
John
Pranik Growley
Inne
Train Robber Jin Cummings Released from Prison
Fred Whitrack known as Jin Cummings, famed for the 6 year term for an $80,000 express robbery near St. Louis, was released from Jefferson City penitentiary. He appears in Kassas Cir, Mo, claiming to start anew, recounting a $54,000 cash haul and $40,002 in papers taken from Fatheringham’s car.
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Kassas
Willars
Whitrock
Fothiringham
Troops Assigned for Columbian Celebration Demos
Washington reports difficulty in moving U S troops to cities hosting Columbian exercises next month New York wants a large display while Cincinnati and Chicago prepare numbers Eastern posts will supply troops for New York and other ceremonies Gen Scofield Gen Meeritt Gen Herooke and Gen Carr are named to participate in Chicago with Soward possibly attending if New York winds down by October 19 the march to Chicago runs to October 23 with garrison needs cited for emergencies.
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Suns of
America
Lebaron
Lys
Sint
New Castle
Cal
Chiladelphia
Chiegter
New Yorks
Paltthuorg
G. Fe
Cleveland
Bol Strictoe
Tite
Sriel Mie
Saw York
Obie
Jsimbler
Laviece
Chil
Sehieh
Fevelve
Teutiney Bixelow
Sigelow
Farhouchyre
Scotts
Ghulstone
Wielinert
Hyeromen
Chienge
Cuntre Pier
Hugh O'Donnel
Lio Mest
Alberts Daya
Charlevoix
Mich
Sfeveril
Wasninetos
D.C
United States
New York
Oval
Cénviuenati
Chicago
Howard
Scofield Lyestenlay
Cincinnati
Fort Thomas
Soward
Chiscago
Catholics and the Schools Letter From Archbishop Tache
An archbishop in Manitoba issues a formal letter on the school question urging Catholic faithful to read the scriptures in public education. The document defends liturgy as inspired scripture and argues that the church seeks to bring God’s word to people through approved texts and church writings.
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Wharlyen Wisxstria
Manitoba
Tache
Church of Rome
Trade review shows 597 new village trusts in Southern states
Decline from 825 in the prior period and 382 from 1891 is noted. Sept. 30 report covers July 1 to Sept. 30, 18ua, listing Alabama to West Virginia industries. The fragmentary text references several states and a rough count of publishing ventures in the quarter.
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Tnduatrion Cuatra Novoa
Tenn
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Therjrhs
Kentucky
Louistina
Mississippi
Earth Carolius
South Carelli
Ventenesses
Vesns
Virging
West Virginia
Amalgamated Seale Moser Ends Steel Plant Deal
Midland Steel Company signed the Amalgamated Seale now will turn on the fires next Monday and will employ over 400 men at its open hearth plant. Officials of the Amalgamated Association have met in conference with the company on the same point in the settlement and terms finally came to terms.
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Amalgamated Seale Moser
Midland Steel Company
Sigow
Amalgamated Seale
Olivers
Amalgamated Association
Sesla
Futily
Wisconsin approves licenses for new insurance firms
Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner Roth grants licenses to several new companies to conduct business in the state. The provisional list includes firms with provisional names like Inproved Order Heptosoplw of aln linere and Md- as they begin operations in Wisconsin.
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Coupimlabisier Reet
Sheneke
Tom
Wsconnia
Bayard crew refuses to sail amid cholera scare
The Bayard crew balked at sailing for Hamburg due to a cholera epidemic shore and blocked substitution workers from earning wages. The matter moved to court with mutiny allegations against the men.
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Hamburg
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Marshfield
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Systan
Anperon Wilkens
Land of England
Alexis
Church of England
Canada
Spencer
Iowa
J. H. Wickes
Wi Refrigerator Company
Detroit
Ader- Vurder Dunes
Simone
Atyder
Ah Cupenhingen
Free Methodists
Ile
Paris
Atu
WREGK
Cummings
Tentiary
Catholics and the Schools
NEW Insursance Companies
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