Frank Sargent Dies in Capital Labor Leader Succumbs
Frank Sargent a noted Connecticut editor and labor leader died at the Manor House in New York City at 54 after Bright's disease and paralysis. A former immigration commissioner general and grand master of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen his career spanned mills to the Apache Indian campaign and the Southern Pacific railway. Funeral arrangements follow a brief service at 3 PM Sunday.
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Washington
Frank Pierce Bargent
Brotherhood of Locomotiva Firamen
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Sargent
Bright
East Orange
New England Mills
Arizona
United States
Southern Pacifle Railway
Order of Loeo
Alexander Troup Dies In New Haven News
Alexander Troup editor of the New Haven Union and former Democratic national committeeman for Connecticut died of heart failure after visiting Grand Central station. Born in Halifax in 1784, he came to the United States in 1856 and built a printing career before founding the Union in 1871. He later served in the Connecticut legislature and as internal revenue collector.
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McKinley
Industrial Commission
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Government Immigration Service
Roosevelt
Sargent
Episcopal Church
Masonic Order
Scottish Rite
Indianapolia Consistory
Sarine
Kalghta
Gutstantine
Kalshts
Pythias
The
Elks
Ancient Order United Workmen
Alexander Troup
New York
Alexander Trow
New Haven Union
Democrautic National
Connecticut
Grane Central Station
Troup
Halifax
United States
Pidge
Boston
Springfield
New Haven
Conn
Rhode Island
Prince
Basle
Switzerland
Emanuel Mandel
Mantle
Governor Hanly calls Indiana extra session
Gov J Frank Hanly announces an extraordinary session for September 16 in Indianapolis to consider four measures. These include county local option law, repealing unexpended grant balances of 120,548 to state institutions, and granting the governor power to quell night rider disturbances in southern Indiana. He cites raids near the Ohio river targeting tobacco beds and threats to growers and property, noting limited authority and funds.
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Tndianapolis
Ind
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Moet
Indianapola
Ohio River
Two Murders in Lincoln Nebraska Town
Lincoln Neb Sept 5 Theodore Barnhouse a grain broker at Adams near Lincoln was found dead in his Savoy hotel room shot through the heart a revolver nearby Police doubt self inflicted Brown of Firth and two young women were in the room earlier as Barnhouse slept The companion Brown says he and the women left while Barnhouse slept He was detained Another Friday night fatality was Jos Watkins a hack driver shot twice by a youth named W A Willie from Alma or Dawson Additional details were not provided
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Lincoln, Neb
Theodore Barnhouse
Adams
Lincoln
Savoy Hotel
Barnhouse
Robert Brown
Firth
Brown
Jos
Watkins
W. A. Willie
Alma
Dawson
RIOR PLEADS GUILTY IN RACE WAR CASE
In Springfield on September 5 Roy Young pleaded guilty to burglary larceny arson and riot in the recent race war. He testified his age was 15 and was sentenced by Judge Creighton to the Pontiac reformatory for setting fire to negro homes. George Richardson, once indicted for assault on Mrs Hallam and later exonerated, was ordered released from the Blooming ton jail after his arrest helped trigger the conflict.
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Springfield
Roy Young
Young
Creighton
Pontiac Reformatory
George Richardson
Hallam
Bloomington Joll
Jim
CAUCUS FAVORS CUMMINS
Des Moines Iowa September 3 Senator Dowells resolution to elect a successor to the late Senator Allison was approved in the Republican caucus by 58 to 1. Gov Cummins expressed satisfaction and said friends want him to run. Gilbert N Haugen received the lone vote as the stand pattern candidate.
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Des Moines
Dowell
United States
Allison
Republicar
Gilbert N. Haugen
Gov
Cummins
General Augus tus W. Corliss Dead in Denver Home
Brig. Gen. Augustus W. Corliss of the A B A retired, died at his Denver home Friday. He was born in North Yarmouth, Maine, in 18. He had a long Army career and was widely known in military circles.
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A. W. Cortiue le
Denver
Augustus W. Corliss
North Yarmouth
Ohio Campaign Opens With Taft Leaders In Ohio Speech
Ohio campaign opened with Gov. Harris and Gov. Hughes delivering state and national campaign issues in Youngstown. A large crowd at Wicks Park heard remarks as steel workers marched in a parade. Arthur E. Vorys chaired. Hitchcock met Fairbanks for talks on a national campaigning tour. Debatable states focus discussed by Democratic leaders in New York. Bryan spoke at the state fair and a local hospital dedication in Nebraska.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Gov. Harris
Gov. Hughes
New York
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Gov
Harris
Beveridge
Wicks Park
Ochera
Arthur E. Vorys
Taft
Hitchcock
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Ind
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Eviday
Mack
Eastern
Bryan Taika
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
State Fair Grounds
Tabatha
Fairview
Bryan
Orville Wright Flies Again at Fort Myer
Orville Wright conducted a new flight at Fort Myer Virginia on Friday encircling the field five times and reaching 30 feet high before landing near the tent housing the machine. The flight lasted four minutes and fifteen seconds with a wind of about three and a third miles per hour and an estimated speed of 35 miles per hour. The aircraft remained under Wright’s control throughout the flight.
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Washington
Orville ‘Wright
Fort Myer
Wright
Western Pennsylvania suffers extreme drought across counties
Reports from Western Pennsylvania and border Ohio counties describe severe drought effects. Domestic water shortages disrupt daily life, manufacturing halts with wage losses, crops fail, and livestock suffer, creating conditions perhaps unseen before in the region.
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Pittsburg
Pennaylvania
Ohio
Companion of Kit Carson Dies in Taos
Alois Achennich, long time scout and close associate of Kit Carson, dies in Taos at age 71. The veteran frontiersman accompanied Carson across the Southwest and earned a place in local lore as a trusted guide and companion.
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Kit Carson
Sana Fe
N, BM
Alois’ Achennich
Kit, Carson
Taos
League baseball results across leagues and cities
National League games in Philadelphia New York and Brooklyn Brooklyn Kansas City and Chicago tied to scores. American League matches include New York Washington St Louis Detroit Boston and Chicago. American Association Central and Western League games list dozens of cities with final tallies.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
St Louis
Lous
Detroit
American Association
Proledes Ramiere
Toledo
Milwaukee
Ste
Terre Haute
Evansville
Zatcaville
Zageavile
Wheeling
Pirubureau
BC Philadelph Cineinkatt U
Brooklyn Hs
le Lou
Cleveland
Philadelphi
Frank Ington
Central Teacce
J Byanavitte
Oath Bend
Terre Hau
Wheellox Pee
Es City
Incom
Jenver
Pueblo
Des Mein Rs
Amer! ‘Association
Loulavide OR
Todianapalis
Columbus
Kunaas
Milwaukee - Abacepals
St Uu
Markets Report Mixed Grain Prices Steady at Chicago
Chicago markets show steady flour and wheat with mixed results in corn oats and eggs. Prices list spring wheat hard patent Minnesota export line items, rye and corn futures, and dairy and poultry values across domestic buyers and New York spot references, reflecting variable demand and regional shifts.
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New York
Duluth
Live Stock Prices From Chicago and Omaha Markets
Cattle prices show strength in Chicago and Omaha on September 4 with ranges for native steers at 4.90 to 7.25 dollars, cows and heifers from 3.00 to 4.25, western steers around 10.10, stockers and feeders near 2.70 to 4.50, hogs strong to high with heavy packers around 9.25 to 9.90 and various cuts between 4.25 and 6.90 for sows and barrows. Bulls, calves, and other categories appear with mixed values across the market.
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Omaha
Neb
Aatea
Reverend Gray Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
The Texas clergyman Rev. G. M Gray of Whitesboro, Taxanya, reports relief from severe kidney pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He states the remedy removed the dimenity quickly and urges others with kidney trouble to try it. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents per box. Foster-Bullburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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G. M Gray
Whitesboro
Taxanya
Dean
Foster-Bulburn Co
Buffalo
Three Cures of Eczema by Cuticura Remedies
A testimonial from Mrs Milles and Mrs Sarah E. Lusk praising Cuticura Ointment and the Cuticura Remedies. The writers claim dramatic cure of eczema in a son and an adult, with dates Aug 1907 and Sept 2 1907, from Coldwater Michigan.
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Tadinna
Ong
Sarah E. Lusk
Coldwater
Mich
Trial and teases in a Scottish romance
In a tearful scene a Scotchman beside a dying wife O asks for burial in Craeburn kirk yard. She insists, the husband balks at the cost and suggests Aberdeen. She refuses to rest until buried in her native parish, while he proposes a three month trial in Aberdeen to see how they fare.
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Sandi
Craeburn Kirkyard
Roy Jase
Aberdeen
Sandie
Crae‘hurn
Maggie
Five Year Old Brooklyn Girl Reviews Real Baby
A Brooklyn five year old, famed for her doll expertise, recently examined a real baby brought home by a nurse. She declared the infant nice but noted with hesitation that its head was loose, offering a wryly candid critique reflective of a child connoisseur.
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Criticas Eya
Brooklyn
Mother and Child Nourished on Grape-Nuts This Letter Explains
A Virginia mother attributes renewed health to Grape-Nuts enabling nursing and full strength after childbirth. She reports her baby, four months old, is thriving while the mother handles all duties. The Postum Company notes such letters are genuine and published periodically.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Phys
Simple safeguards in buying paint and a churchyard epitaph
A terse caution on fake white lead and a free book offer from National Lead Company. The article also notes the Plumstead parish church reopening and a worshiper’s tombstone epitaph about a boy named Master James Darling, who died after eating cherries, warning youths about moderation.
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National Lead Company
Woodbridge
New York
James
Plumstead
Bloomfield
Shooter's Hill
James Darling
Plumatead
Darling
Catarrh Cure Promoted By Internal Remedy
An advertisement touts an internal remedy claiming catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and that only systemic treatment reaches the disease. It describes a compound with a blood-purifying effect and promotes testimonials and a price, with references to O. Cheney & Co and a Toledo location.
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Cheney & CO
Tede Lisle
Work of Necessity Incoherent Ad Fragments
Fragmented ad copy in old newspaper style mentions Iris spoke Om Bonday and a doctor’s eye remedy. It touts marine eye cures, soothing eye pain, and a dealer from Peoria selling tobacco products. No clear event or人物.
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Dicky
Sellator Sc
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