Attack on Hindus in Bellingham Sparks Mob Violence
In Bellingham Washington on September 6 a mob drove 750 Indian migrants toward the Canadian line after attacking Hindu lodging houses and mills. Police were overwhelmed as violent whites looted, beat, and expelled Hindus and Sikhs, with many wounded and others jailed.
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Wash
Hellingham
British Columbia
India
Great Northern
Holly Streets
Ciue
Larseuws
Atean Lake
Christiania
Eimar Mikkelsen
McKinley Memorial Dedicated in Buffalo Obelisk Unveiled
New York State and Buffalo dedicated a marble obelisk in Niagua Square to President William McKinley. Governor presided as two Canadian regiments marched in the parade amid flags of England and America, marking the Pan American exposition tribute. The monument cost nearly 540000 dollars and preserves McKinley’s memory.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York State
William McKinley
Allohes
Nuesara Square
Ohio
England
America
Union Sympathizers Clash With San Francisco Street Railway
Riot in the Mission district after Labor Day attacks on United Railroad workers. Iron workers returning from J. C. Peterson’s funeral hurled stones at Guerrero and Sixteenth streets, breaking several streetcar windows. Motorman P. J. Drelphe was arrested for concealed weapon. passenger Mrs. C. J. Gage was struck. Five men were seized. police restored order and traffic resumed.
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San Francisca
Mission District
Structural Iron Workers
J. C. Peterson
United Railroad
Guerrero
Sixteenth Streets
Minoh
P. J. Drelphe
C. J. Gage
Three Victims Die in Grade Crossing Crash
Hartford City Indiana September 6 A Lake Erie passenger train struck a buggy carrying Mrs Robert Guesman her daughter Gretta eight and her son Frank twenty as they rode home from a prayer meeting killing all three. The horse was unharmed and the party reportedly sang We're Going Home to Die No More as the collision occurred.
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Hartford City
Ind
Robert Gueseman
Gretta
Frank
Lake Erie
Guesemans
No new developments in Phillips death case
Cleveland authorities report no new developments in the investigation into the death of John J. Phillips the coal operator and broker shot at his East Cleveland home early Monday.
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Cleveland
John J. Phillips
East
Public Health Service Takes Charge in San Francisco Plague Fight
By Roosevelt directive the public health and marine hospital service assumes control of plague measures in San Francisco at the mayor’s request. Surgeon General Wyman issued orders promptly with telegraphic instructions from Oyster Bay and notified the mayor that service officers on duty would be augmented and more steps taken to prevent spread.
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Washington
Sept. C
Roosevelt
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
San Francisco
Oyster Bay
Wyman
Corps of Service
Bryan Draws Ten Thousand In Oklahoma City Address
Ten thousand people filled the convention hall in Oklahoma City to hear William J Bryan respond to Secretary Taft on the Oklahoma Indiana Territory issue. An overflow crowd of about 3 000 secured admission to the auditorium as Bryan scored Taft and argued the new state's constitution surpassed that of the United States.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Willian GT. Bryan
Taft
Oklahoma-Indiana Territory
Aryano
Oklahoma
Bryan
United States
Lewis Sells Dies in Columbus at Sixty Five
Columbus obituary notes the death of Sept Lewis Sells at age sixty five after Brights disease. He was not part of the Sells Brothers circus quartet. The Sells Brothers’ circus later joined with Adam Forepaughs show and was sold three years earlier to James A Hatley and Ringling Brothers. He survived three brothers and died wealthy.
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Columbus
Lewis Sells
Bright
Sells Brothers
Sells Brothers’ Circus
Adam Pforepaugh
James A. Hatley
Ringing Prathers
Lewis
Republicans nominate Burton for mayor in Cleveland
In Cleveland on September 8 after the Republican primaries held yesterday afternoon all delegates elected to the city convention pledged to support Theodore E Burton for mayor at Saturday’s convention ensuring his nomination for the office.
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Mqeveland
Repubican
Oon
Theodore E. Burton
Ten Die In Shelton Hotel Fire In Washington
Ten persons died in a hotel fire at Shelton Washington. The incident prompts investigations into fire safety and emergency response in smaller coastal towns.
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Shelton
Wash
Europe watches France over Morocco crisis
Reports from Tangier Paris and Tangier indicate mounting European concern as France faces Moroccan unrest. French casualties include Major Prevost, with Moors resisting occupation. Berlin hints at new Algeciras terms and Spain readies reinforcements, while Tangier shops and residents cope with bombardment and disruption.
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Casablinca
Tuesdas
Ino Mourocca
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Europe
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Morovccan
Algeciras
Morocco
Prevost
Foreign Legion
Berlin
Spain
Miavugat Igs
Pangter
Cansablianesa
Metroleta
Moroces
Carlos Vo
Panuler
Church People Aroused Over Georgia Prohibition Law
In Atlanta churches, protests rise against the new prohibition measure set to take effect January 1 1908. Grand juries in Georgia pass resolutions warning ministers and deacons that dispensing sacramental wine to members after the date could lead to indictment proportional to church membership. The resolutions urge amendments to allow worship per conscience without breaking state law.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Assembly of
Baseball scores from National and American leagues
National League results include Pittsburg 5 Chicago 0 in Pittsburg, Brooklyn 1 Boston 2, St Louis 6 Cincinnati 5, New York 2 Philadelphia 5, with second games Philadelphia 2 New York 2 darkness called. American League games Philadelphia 6 New York 6 in Philadelphia, Chicago 3 St Louis 4, Cleveland 3 Detroit 0, plus Indianapolis 2 Columbus 1, Toledo 11 Louisville 3, Kansas City 5 St Paul 2, Milwaukee 3 Minneapolis 1, second game Milwaukee 2 Minneapolis 7.
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Louisville strike averted by arbitration agreement
In Louisville on Sept 6 union street railway workers voted for a morning strike, but midnight talks produced a new agreement to arbitrate the disputes and keep men at work while negotiations resume. The company officials accepted the arbitration proposal, delaying or possibly canceling the strike.
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Louisville
Street Railway Company
Wall Street Notes Two Un toward Incidents and a Dividend Shock
New York reports a stock exchange firm failure amid broad market contraction. The Metropolitan Street Railway and Interboro assets face dividend suspensions, boosting anxiety about pending regulatory actions and the overall market outlook.
Mixed 19th century notes blur about trains, trials, and avalanches
Disjointed items report a rail accident in Danville and a Chile avalanche near Juncal with casualties. Anecdotes include a court case with a man jailed for profanity, a Missouri mother praising Dr King’s New Discovery, and local crime notes. The garbled text mentions carriers, receivers, and injuries amid various dates and places.
Reopened case ties death of Yeagar to deathbed confession
Howard County prosecutor and coroner reopen the Louis Yeagar death probe after new evidence from a dying Oakford girl. She alleged Yeagar was killed by a man in a quarrel, with two other women present. A $1000 reward offered by Yeagar’s father and county commissioners remains unrenewed.
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Kokomo
Ind
Cooper
Corner Harrison
JH Burt
Louis Youraur
Yeaeac
Howard County
Oakford
Yeagar
Wo Tuien
Baker Casablanca Trip Sparks Talk of Return to Indiana
The Marion business figure Ralphow Warner returned from a three month trip abroad and recounted meeting Oscar A. Baker in Petelberg Germany and chatting with Mrs Baker who sprained her hip in Paris. He said he might return to Indiana to respond to charges and defend himself if he thinks it safe. He expressed regret at leaving Purdue and hinted at a possible comeback.
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Marion
Ind
Ralphow, Warner
Petelberg
Germany
Oscar A. Cchgarettes
Baker
Weathers
Hakers
Paris
Foluneco Trust
Barn Dance At Highland Industry Club House
A barn dance is slated for tonight at the Highland Industry Club house on Silver Lilla seeking community entertainment and social dancing.
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Highland Uustry Club
Silver Lilla
Local visitors and social notes record in-city and nearby visits
Cincinnati visitor Mrs Mary A Day arrives in town while City Judge Jubnow returns from Paris. El Paso resident Jefferson Jenkins visits Mr Charles Hans on St Catherine Street. Chicago guest Rose Fisher visits Missions Aturiweiter at Valley View. Del Charles Lo Jewett plans to return from Deer Park to Washington. Mrs Harry Morgersing hosts St Pauls altar guild gathering on East North Street. Misses Millsin and Annebele Draper back from a ride with friends in Sooseer County. Jacuia Schmidt and Miss Theresa are to wed next Tuesday in Sedalia Missouri. Mina Nell Leaman of 104 Boaedprice Street visits relatives in Snelbyville and returns soon. Shackelford family of Clinton Missouri visiting friends here. Mrs George H Pennington of Silver Grove to visit in Indianapolis and Corp, expecting month-long stay. Frank M Hall of South Bend Sunday News representative for this region mentioned.
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Missa Rose Fisher
Chicago
Chicago branch of the Mergenthaler Linotype Company on business
The Chicago branch of the Mergenthaler Linotype Company was in the city today on business. A gunprive party honored Miss Pearl Biel at her home on the Charles town road with a gathering of local residents and guests.
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Chicago
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Mise Pearl Biel
Markets Report and Kidney Cure Advertisement
Indianapolis markets show wheat corn oats and livestock prices across multiple exchanges with receipts noted. East Buffalo Toledo and New York listings follow, ending with an advertisement praising Foley's Kidney Cure for cleansing kidneys and supporting overall health.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
County Blocks Road Petitions Over Unconstitutional Law
Muneie Indiana September county commissioners reject teen petitions for roads citing state law on county funded construction as potentially unconstitutional. County attorney drafts position while local officials worry broader legal challenges could create chaos after ruling.
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Muneie
Ind
Focal Board
The Deadly Gasoline Blaze Destroys Home In Indianapolis
Mrs Helen Schiler a widow aged 47 and her mother Mrs Caroline Cotton aged 77 suffered severe burns in a kerosene explosion that set fire to their home at 1406 East Raymond Street. Schiller lit a stove fire then poured kerosene over it and the flare enveloped both women.
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Indianapolis
Helen Schiler
Caroline Cotton
Raymond Street
Schiller
Mrs. Cotten
Boy Hunter Killed By Own Gun In Bedford Ind
Courtney Zearing aged seventeen was accidentally shot while hunting after leaving a boat. He picked up a shotgun with the muzzle toward him and discharged the charge into his left breast, killing him instantly. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hearing of Bedford.
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Bedford
Ind
Courtney Zearing
Young Zearing
J. A
Fire Cremates Child in Rural Crawford County Home
In Crawford county near Marengo Indiana a fire at Amos Oakes home left a three year old dead and two older children severely burned. The family was away at the time and neighbors pulled the injured youngsters from the flames.
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Marengo
Ind
Amos Oakes
Crawford County
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