Henderson quits congress stance on tariff and trusts
Dubuque Iowa September 17 Speaker Henderson declines renomination to the third Iowa district after a two week deliberation with chairman Glasser and C B Albrook citing tariff and trust policy differences. He says free trade would crush American industries and promises a later detailed statement of views to Republican voters.
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Dubuque
C. BE. Albrook
Eldora
Henderson
Congress
Republican Party
United States
Glasser
Congressional Committee
Friends
Albrook
Waterloo
Iowa
Americans Will Guard
Secretary of the Navy Moody received cable from Commander McLean of the Cincinnati reporting in Panama that obstructions on the railway were removed by government soldiers after which trains moved under guard. He noted no revolutionaries in sight though rumors mentioned forces approaching Tailroad.
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Washington
Moody
McLean
The
Cincinnati
Colon
Panama
Potter
Ranger
Bennett Sentenced For 15 Years In Mob Attack Case
Butler Pennsylvania Sept 17 Joseph Bennett pleaded noli contendere and was sentenced to 15 years in the Western Penitentiary for brutal treatment of Thelma Wagner which provoked a jail attack by a mob Saturday night.
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Butler
Joseph Bennett
Thelma Wagner
Western Penitentiary
French minister Pelletan vows French hold on Mediterranean
Bizerta speech by M. Pelletan, minister of marine, declares part of the Mediterranean is French and will remain so. He stresses Bizerta as a defense and attack rampart with Corsica and Toulon, warning against Britain and Italy and calling for vigilance amid global shifts in power. He cites post Franco-Prussian War, laments brute force and urges dedication to justice and French genius.
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Bizerta
Tunis
M. Peilefan
Marine
Jm Entertainment
Tae
M. Delcasse
France
M. Pelletan
Mediterranean
Corsica
Toulon
Malta
Gibralar
England
Italy
Germany
Devery Wins Democratic Primary in Ninth District
New York September 17 William S Devery former police chief led the Democratic primary for the ninth district at 11 o clock last night with an 211 plurality in 1% of districts John C Sheehan conceded Devery s victory amid results still pending in other districts reflecting Devery s lead across several divisions.
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Sheehan
New York
William
William S. Devery
S. Devery
John C Sheehan
Devery
Open ing of Winona Agricultural and Technical Institute
Rev J Wilbur Chapman presided at the formal opening of Winona Institute in Winona Indiana with support from J M Studebaker Walter M Smith H J Heinz Hugh Hanna and Alexander McDonald among others. The school aims to teach practical business skills and offers a work through option for boys lacking funds. Agricultural studies are housed at Winona while the technical department will be in Indianapolis.
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Warsaw
Ind
J. Wilbur Chapman
Winona
Indianapolis
Strike on White House Delays Interior Work
Thirty painters from the Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers staged a strike at the White House during renovation. They protest four Amalgamated Association painters hired under a New York subcontract, a long running dispute between the rival unions. The walkout potentially delays the president’s family move in. Amalgamated officials dispatched Mr Healey from New York to Washington.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
American Federation of Labor
White House
Daniel Lear
Brotherhood
Amalgamated Association of Painters, of
New York City
New York
Marcel
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated
Mr. Healey
Banker Died After Saloon Altercation in New York
Nicholas Fish, a renowned banker and former minister at the Belgian court, died at Roosevelt hospital after a quarrel in Ehrhardt's saloon at Eighth Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street. Private detective Thomas J. Sharkey was held on homicide charges. two women at the scene witnessed the events.
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New York
Nicholas Fish
Thomas J. Sharkey
Fish
United States
Court of
Belgium
Roosevelt Hospital
Ehrhardt
Eighth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Mr. Fish
Irving Place
Phillips
Casey
West Thirty-fourth Street
Sharkey
Mr Wish
Jackson
Trojan
Jerome
Presidents Policies Favored Amid Sagamore Hill Talks
Senators Hanna Spooner Allison Aldrich Lodge and Payne met with President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill to discuss the political situation. They decided not to revive the tariff this session and to maintain his policy on trusts and reciprocity with Cuba. The coal strike was not discussed and no major shifts were seen in the western states.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Hanna
Spooner
Allison
Aldrich
Lodge
Payne
Rosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Cuba
No Concessions End Strike Says Temple Iron Directors
A Philadelphia meeting of leading anthracite interests chaired by Temple Iron directors produced a firm stance that no concessions would be granted. John Markle met J P Morgan and Widener, reiterating the union’s position and declaring only a return to work can end the strike.
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Underwood
The
Erie
Besler
Central Railroad of New Jersey
John Markle
J. P. Morgan
PL. A.B. Widener
Baer
Erle
Temple Tron
Temple Iron Company
Mitchell
Hanna
Parson Questions Prisoner Misfortune at No 13
Parson visits inmate who claims bad luck surrounds him as he explains being victim of the unlucky No 13. The prisoner cites twelve jurors and one judge as factors in his fate.
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Chicago Newa
Ohio House Board Plan Debate Divides Cleveland Cincinnati
Ohio House committee amends municipal code reducing boards of public service for Cleveland and Cincinnati. Debates centered on federal versus local government plans with bosses from Cleveland and Cincinnati cited. The line between cities and villages set at five thousand residents as reform pushes drive through other jury and public safety measures.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Nash
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Boards of Public Service
Ohio
Senate
Judson
Erie County
Friends of the Federal Plan
Friends of
Tom L. Johnson
Rover
Ibraine
Board of Public Service
Murgher
Board of Public Safety
Ateher
Cornell
Culahorn
Hamilton
Franklin
Lucas
Montgomery
Mahoning
House
Republican Clubs Open State League Meeting in Erie
The Erie Chapter hosts the opening of the State League of Republican Clubs as Philadelphia delegates arrive after a Keystone State journey. Notable speakers include Samuel A. Ashbridge, J. Hampton Moore, Joseph M. Force, and Prof. James Burns, addressing guests from Scranton and eastern cities.
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Erie
State League of Republican Clubs
Keystone
Philadelphia
League of Republican Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Scranton
Short Beeches
Samuel A. Ashbridge
J. Hampton Moore
Joseph M. Force
James Burns
Attorney General seeks injunction to halt prize fight
In Louisville Kentucky on September 17 the Attorney General filed suit to prevent the prize fight between Terry McGovern and Young Corbett set for September 22 at the Southern Athletic club. The case will be argued before Judge Fields in Jefferson County circuit court Thursday morning.
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Louisville
Prat
Terry McGovern
Young" Corbett
Southern Athletic Club
Judge Fields
Common Pleas Division
Jefferson County Circuit Court
Ample relief for strikers discussed by leaders
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania September 17 President Gompers of the AFL National President Mitchell and National Treasurer Wilson of the United Mine Workers conferred with district UMW leaders. They reported ample relief for strikers and said unions are contributing voluntarily. No convention date set before November.
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Wilkesbarre
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Mines Open Expanded Output Across Scranton Firms
The Delaware & Hudson Company added three more collieries and three washeries, reaching six colliery sites and three washeries in operation. Ontario & Western Company runs three mines and three washeries. Together the two firms operate nineteen collieries and twenty one washeries with a daily output of twenty thousand tons.
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Scranton
Delaware & Hudson Company
Ontario & Western Comporary
Murder details reach San Francisco on Cebu teachers killings
Mail reports identify four American school teachers killed near Cebu on June 11 by bandits. Mateo Luga, a former insurgent general now in the U S constabulary, traced the bandit Tabotada, killed him after a standoff, and led authorities to the graves. Evidence includes a gold watch and field glasses belonging to the victims.
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San Francisco
Ernest Heger
Lewis Thomas
Clyde D. France
John E. Wells
Cebu
Philippine Islands
Mateo Luga
United States Constabulary
Tabotada
Luga
Wels
Lugs
Miners Leave Region as Strikes Lose Hope
Pottaville reports anthracite miners continuing to quit the Schuylkill region as strikers abandon hope for a quick settlement. Some have already departed for Wise County Virginia.
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Pottaville
Schulkill
Ity
Wise County
W. Va
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Fowler
New York, Ontario and Western
Walters
Lehigh Valley
Olyphant
Delaware and Studson
Irving Stearns
Coxe Bros. & Co
Coard
Down Boards of Public Service For
Cleveland and
Cincinnati—Division
Pennsylvania League
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