Canadians Feud Over Portland Channel Boundary Arguments
Canadian officials express gratification after the first day of oral arguments in the Alaska boundary dispute. Attorney General Findly argues for a Portland Channel position and a boundary line at four degrees five minutes, aligning with Canadian claims and challenging the U S interpretation. Australian counsel plan to counter with alternative readings of Russo British correspondence phrases.
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Portland Channel
London
Pindly
Prince of Wales Island
United States
Canada
Chiclystice Alverstone
Findly
Maelyus
Alversone
Fifty-Second Gathering of Priests in Milwaukee
The fifty-seventh annual diocesan council opened at All Saints cathedral, Milwaukee, with Episcopal bishops and clergy attending in unusually large numbers. Bishop Nicholson noted many priests could not attend due to being in England as the roll call began the session. The octave event began with a Eucharist celebrated by Rt Rev Isaac Lea Nicholson and a sermon by Rev FC Stubbs of Sau Claire, listing numerous clergymen present.
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Milwaukee
Madison
Sept
England
Nicholson
All Saints’ Cathedral Guild Hall
Isaac Lea Nicholson
FC Stubbs
Sau Claire
George F. Brigham
March Laas
James Stidell
HB. St. George
Henry JD. Robinson
James Ward Gliman
Artur Henry Barragetell
Charles L. Mallesy
William Walter Webb
H. H. van Deusen
Thomas C Eglin
Frederic Constable Roberts
Clergy Council Session Names Appointments and Endowment Gain
The session elected Rev. CB. B Wright as secretary and Rev. George F. Burroughs as assistant secretary. Committees were announced and reports given, including a notable endowment insurance report showing $4,000 added to the fund this year. Bishops and archdeacons were appointed for Milwaukee Madison and La Crosse convocations with several deans named.
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David Ferenson
Heath Gates
FL Maryon
George F. Burroughs
C. Healy
Arthur Goodger
William H. H. E
W. Yoebrooke
Thomas H. Gilbert
Carl N. Moller
Frank Larborn
A. G. Harrison
Charles T. Schultz
W. J.lamoa
Arthur ©. Davis
E. §. Simpson
William Austin Smith
Clark Anderson Wilson
Searle
A. J. Westcot
John Oliphant
C. Hleckegley
J. Keen
L. R
Ferguson
G. F. Persey
J. E. Reilly
F. Sturhs
G.S. Sinclaire
W. J. Corbin
A.L. Bumpus
F. L. Geer
B. J. Evans
M. P. Boyd
B Wright
W. Ruger
Milwaukee
BE. P. Wright
Madizat
Percy O. Weber
la Crosse
Henry ‘Herris
Barron
J. Mallory
Madison
Mares Chase
C. N. Moller
Couneil
Reviper
Purdue
T. Crosl
Mary- Finance
Lawton
G. Vonche
G. Harrisa Lochment
Mc Beriington
Dean Mallory
Grover
Rals
Mr. Lemon
Om Mr
Gray
Brown
Borviges
H. Schultz
Mr. Wilson
Me. Mitchetl
Army BrGeneral Robhle report on drunkenness and discipline
Whisington Sept 16 The ana rap yt of Brigadier General Robhle were 5 pla published yesterday There have been according to the report 5824 trials by court martial These trials have embraced 9690 counts the yevert recites of which nearly half were for drunkenness or offenses stow the out of drunkenness Forty convictiens were for desertion The general makes a clumber of recommen ations One is for progressive ine xtruction for inexperienced officers
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Robhle
Officials Seek Damages Over Detention Claim
Disturbing events in Wipple Creek report County Commissioner Lynch and Justice of the Peace Resily arrested by the military then released. They pursue civil suits for 299000 dollars for false imprisonment against Governor Peabody and others tied to their arrest, alleging conspiracy. Lynch and Reilly faced charges for criticizing militia acts and advising miners not to return to work.
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Wipple Creek
Lynch
Justice of the Peace
Peabody
Reilly
Nebraska Frost Touches Lincoln as Cold Clears
Lincoln Nebraska records frost at midnight under clear skies as temperatures fall near freezing. Farmers report light damage to eastern Nebraska crops with corn showing signs of chilling injury while the overall weather remains unsettled.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Wisconsin Flood Looms as Chippewa River Rises
Wisconsin residents flee to high ground as the Chippewa River swells about 15 feet above low water, with crops, bridges, and fences washed away. Across the state, towns report damaged mills, flooded valleys, and power outages from Friday night storms and ensuing floods.
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Bayan
Wit
Pepin
Lost Creek
Burlington
Turand
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Bear Creek
J. J. Hill Aids Crew to Clear Away Wreck
President J. J. Hill demonstrated hands on leadership after a wreck near Alma Wisconsin. He helped organize the crew directing the effort and physically assisted in clearing wreckage alongside train men and the wrecking crew.
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J. J. Hill
British Premier Urges Free Trade Against Tariffs
Premier Balfour released an advance pamphlet arguing that protectionist tariffs harm Britain’s economy. He contends free trade, not retaliation, should guide policy, warning that tariffs empower trusts and entangle the empire in costly bonds.
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Bremiar Haltour
Chestenday
Geremany
America
France
Russia
Greatritain
Ballons
Ang Gil
Typhoid Epidemic Prompts Milk Sampling Effort in Racine
In Racine Wisconsin the board of health orders police to seize samples from all milk peddlers for Milwaukee analysis amid a typhoid outbreak. Doctors link the contaminated milk to many cases and report over 100 infections citywide, as rainy weather may worsen milk quality.
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Racine
Wis
Board of Health
Milwaukee
Walker
Sim
Cashier Kenney Assaults Editor in Charleston Office
W J Kenney cashier of the First National Bank assaulted and brutally beat J B Rardin editor of the Daily News in the editor's office. Rardin's condition is doubtful after the attack following a controversial News story. The incident occurred yesterday in Charleston United Kingdom.
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W. J. Kenney
First National Bank
J. B. Rardin
The
Daily News
Ofice
Rardin
Kenney
Duffy Defeats Ryan In Chicago Boxing Bout
Martin Duffy of Chicago knocked out Philadelphia Tommy Ryan in the eighth round of a scheduled 20 round fight in Kansas City last night.
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Ryan
Kansas City
Martin Duffy
Chicago
Philadelphia
Tommy Ryan
Mail Carrier Injured In Badger State Rail Accident
Black River rails between this city and Shamrock witnessed a serious accident as mail carrier George W. Empie was thrown from his buggy when a train approached. His horse bolted, overturning the vehicle. Empie suffered a crushed skull and little hope of recovery.
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Black River
George W. Enpie
Shamrock
Empie
Berlin
Appleton
Fos River Valley
Co. D
Twenty-first Wisconsin
Co. 1
Thirty-second Wisconsin Infantry
Smoct
Perrysville
Flag Higher Than the Law in Puerto Rico Trial
Eduardo Conde and Leonidas Guillos, socialists, were convicted of anarchistic conduct in a case that framed the flag as supreme over government. Judge Kopel warned that attacks on the flag and government must stop, with appeals planned and no explicit law governing the offense.
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San Juan
Porto Rlco
Eduardo Conde
Leonidas Guillos
American Federation of
Jaber
America
Hunt
Unt
United States
Konel
Jristies Kopel
Kopel
Nine Hurt In Manitowoc Street-Car Collision
Nine persons were injured when an electric City Traction car collided with a Chicago North-Western freight train in Manitowoc yards at midnight. The wreck derailed the car and caused severe injuries to Albert Zavel Louis Dexheimer Cris Nelson CG AL Tegen and others. drivers were Christanson and Toebee.
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Wis
City Traction Company
Chicago North-Western Company
Quay Street
Albert Zavel
Sheboygan
Louis Dexheimer
Cris Nelson
AL Tegen
Wil
Gizetena
Couchelor Christanson
Motuyman Toebee
May Try Terry in Wisconsin Conference Investigation
The Wiesensin Conference may investigate alleged heresy charges against Prof. Milton Terry of Garrett biblical school connected to Northwestern University Evanston. Rev. D Ul Mothies Palatine IL circulated claims, Dr Holmes pressed Rock River conference but was refused. pamphlet attacking rationalism and teachers circulated among conference members.
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Green Bay
Sept
Wisconsin Methodist Conference
Tidde
Milton 3
Terry
Garrett Biblical School
Methodist Theological School
Northwestern University
Evanston
D. Yet Mothies
Palatine
Wao
Holmes
Rock River
Terry Noe
Qurj Evangelical Schoole
Jerry
Ambassador Storer Fears War Imminent Bulgaria Turkey
Ambassador Bellamy Storer, American representative to Austria Hungary, warned that war between Bulgaria and Turkey is near. He spoke in Oyster Bay and said Bulgaria has nearly reached the limit of endurance. unless the powers act, conflict may erupt. He will sail on the New York today as part of president’s aides.
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Storer
Central Europe Eyes Conference to Avert War
Ambassador Storer warned that Bulgaria tensions risk a broader war, urging a peaceful outcome at the winter conference between Russia’s czar and Austria-Hungary’s Emperor Francis Joseph. He believes no actual war will start before the talks and seeks a solution to prevent a regional crisis. He spoke with President Roosevelt and heads to Vienna to attend the pivotal meetings.
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Europe
Storer
Russia
Francis Joseph
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Knoxville Judge Issues Writ To Stop Dog Barking
Judge Sneed grants injunction restraining a dog named Bella from barking to disturb the Tepelle family in Knoxville. Wif e of W. H. Tepelle allegedly driven to nervous prostration by the noise. Case filed in chancery court seeks permanent injunction after initial ruling.
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Ten
Bei
W. H. Tepelle
Tepall
Chancery Court
Agaist Bell
Bella Dag
Tepell
Sneed
Tenet
Cabinet Man Next in Grand Jury Action
Washington reports the grand jury has deliberated on a former assistant attorney general who once served as postmaster general. Post office inspectors and other witnesses testified about the case linking a former law clerk Manager Bowmas of the Southern Mutual Investment association. More indictments are anticipated as the grand jury may act soon.
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Washington
Bowmas
Souther Mutual Investment Association
Ivy
Northwestern Edgar temporary track washed out again
Floods continue around Edgar Wisconsin as the Northwestern's temporary track is washed out and trains are out of service. The Milwaukee Road faces similar floods. Nearly every mill is closed while crews reinforce guard locks and farmers report destroyed country bridges.
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Wausau
Wis
Northwestern
Edgar
Milwaukee Road
Lrouile
Blizzard Rips West Snow Depths Reach Ten Feet
Reports from Colorado and Wyoming describe a major storm with heavy snow and high winds. Ten foot drifts near Buena Vista and eighteen inch falls in Laramie cripple telegraph lines and darken Cheyenne. Grain crop in Albany county reportedly ruined by the storm.
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Cropa
Wyoming
Denver
Col
Buena Vista
Cheyenne
Wyo
Laramie
Albany County
Letter Writer Committed on Threat Charges
New York Sept 1 Francis Benque, charged with writing threatening letters to Secretary Hay, was yesterday committed to Manhattan state jail after authorities found him not in the initial possession of the letters. The case centers on alleged threats connected to federal authorities.
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New York
Francis
Benque
Hay
Manhattan
Sam Parks Fined for Assault on Union Delegate
New York report says Sam Parks was fined $30 with the option of serving a day in jail after assaulting Faliek O'Neil, a walking delegate of the plasterers' union. The incident occurred yesterday and led to the penalty.
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New York
Faliek O'Neil
Plasterers' Union
Sam Parks
Dane
Miss Morgan Dies In Berlin After Charity Work
Miss Morgen, manager of the American Woman's club, died in Berlin on September 16. She had long been active in charity drives in Berlin and contributed substantial personal funds to aid causes.
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Berlin
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