British Government Delays Dissolution as Ministers Resign
London reports a likely postponement of Parliament dissolution while two more Cabinet members Lord Balfour of Burleigh and Arthur Elliot resign. Resignations bring four Cabinet vacancies as lines form for key posts including Exchequer Colonies and India with Austen Chamberlain Milner and Brodrick eyed for those roles. Akers-Douglas heads to Balmoral for impending reconstruction changes.
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Associated Press
London
Lord Balfour of
Burleigh
Scotland
Arthur Ralph Douglas Elliot
Treasury
Elliot
Balfour
Lord Balfour
Eliot
Duke of Devonshire
Austen Chamberlain
Lord Milner
Mr. Brodrick
Exchequer
Colonies
India
War Office
South African War Commission
Akers-Douglas
Balmoral
Congo State Note prompts restrained Congo policy shift
Brussels reports no active British interference after the Congo Free State note. Delicate questions will compel powers to judge themselves, with King Leopold likely to curb cruelty and tighten official selection as repression increases.
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Londox Times
NEW York Times
London
Brussels
Times
Congo Free State
Leopold
Congo
Obaldia Takes Governorship in Panama Demonstrations
Senator Obaldia assumed the role of Governor of Panama as crowds of supporters greeted the event. Observers see his appointment shaping secession questions and a canal treaty viewed as advancing United States interests while preserving national dignity. Obaldia affirmed a world need for the canal and cooperation despite sovereignty concessions. Panamanian and national speakers voiced broad backing for the treaty.
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Panama
Obaldia
Gov
Gen. Reyes
United States
Florentino Goenaga
High Court of Justice
Republic
Hungarian Cabinet Crisis Nearing Solution in Vienna
Vienna reports Count Hedervary met Emperor Francis Joseph twice as talks hint at a cabinet formed by Count Andrassy or Koloman Szell. The move follows Kossuth’s opposition to street demonstrations marking his father’s birthday and a forthcoming imperial note to Hedervary. An imperial Budapest visit is expected to show continued confidence and goodwill.
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Vienna
Euhn Hedervary
Francis Joseph
Julius Andrassy
Koloman de Szell
Francis Kossuth
Kossuth
Hungary
Count Hedervary
Budapest
Admiralty Purposes Galway Bay Base in Ireland
Report says the Admiralty is considering establishing a naval base at Galway Bay Ireland. The possible base would extend strategic reach and logistics for naval operations in the region.
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Ireland
London
The
Admiralty
Galway Bay
Amusements and notices scattered in daily pages
The clipping lists page placements for amusements hotels buyers marine prepaid mail foreign mails religious society weather and yesterday's fires across pages 7 9 2 and 10 with various topics noted.
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Marine Prealtawebice and Foreign Mails
Oee
Awe ' Society
Weather Report
Ferrière Dead and Wife Commits Suicide in Paris
James L. Ferriére, renowned New York newspaper man and former editor of the Paris edition of The New York Herald, died in Paris from a paralytic stroke. His wife, overwhelmed by grief, killed herself shortly after. He later led The Associated Press bureau in Paris and was a Reform Club member.
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New York
Paris
James L. Ferriére
Ferriére
New York Herald
The
Herald
Great Britain
Associated Press
Reform Club
Chicago Poisons St. Louis Over Sewage Dispute
Missouri Attorney General Crow denounces Chicago dumping sewage into the Mississippi as criminal and warns of typhoid danger. He travels to Chicago with Assistant Attorney General Jeffries to aid Missouri in suing Illinois and the Chicago Drainage Canal, citing a 70 percent rise in typhoid and urging water boiling for all in St. Louis.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Chicago
Mississippi
Crow
Missouri
Sam B. Jeffries
Illinois
Mr. Crow
Schwab Travels by Auto Through Trenton
Charles M. Schwab passed through Trenton New Jersey today with M R Ward and Dr T McKean. The ex steel trust leader and companions checked in at the Trenton House around 1 PM and dined before continuing to Philadelphia.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Charles M. Schwab
Mr. Schwab
M. R. Ward
Soho
T. McKean
Ponapah
Trenton House
Steel Trust
Lipton Condition Improves But Still Resting
In Chicago on September 20 Sir Thomas Lipton showed clear improvement. Dr Homer M Thomas said no further statements would be issued and Lipton is expected to travel to London by week’s end if no new symptoms appear. He ate more than on any prior day and asked for newspapers though remaining in bed per his doctor's orders.
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New York Times
Chicago
Sir Thomas
Lipton
Homer M. Thomas
London
Poor Relief Leader Plans 1000 to Move West to Montana
John Hazeltine a Syracuse philanthropist and first Superintendent of the Municipal Lodging House announced plans to transport 1000 Syracuse poor to Montana to establish a new town. He requires each settler to have 50 dollars and cites four families who already moved west as proof. He expects government lands to provide fertile ground and believes western settlement will relieve poverty through work.
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New York Times
Syracuse
John Hazeltine
New York
Montana
Hazeltine
The President's Quiet Sunday at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt spent a quiet Sunday at Sagamore Hill with Columbia University head Nicholas Murray Butler. Mrs. Roosevelt attended morning services at Christ Episcopal Church while the Presidents stayed home and no visitors were received. A Day Line excursion to West Point or Newburgh offered best value for $1.00.
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Oyster Bay, L. I
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
West Point
Newburgh
Runaway Horse Causes Panic at Speedway Brush
A wild trotter Indian Jim bolted after a driver was thrown, racing three quarters of a mile along the Harlem River side street. Policeman Maloney pursued, bridle captured after a pitched struggle. wagon wrecked, baby carriage toppled, benches battered, Bohling and onlookers uninjured. A second runaway, Ed Lock, followed but was safely stopped by driver Fitzpatrick.
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Harlem River
Claus Bohling
Trotter
Ringmond
Jim
Speedway Inn
High Bridge
John P. Maloney
Maloney
One Hundred and Sixty-fifth Street
Indian Jim
Mr. Bohling
Fitzpatrick
Ed Lock
Morris Jones
Double Runaway Scare Paralyzes Boulevards and Wrecks Wagons
A double runaway on Boulevard Lafayette near One Hundred and Eighty Street caused multiple near misses. W Gallob riding with Misses May and Kate Stone lost control of his horse after an automobile fright, colliding with James Buchingham’s runabout and sending riders to J Hood Wright Hospital. Police halted the wild horse after a chase, while a second runaway wagon was also crashed. no serious injuries reported.
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One Hundred
Hightieth Street
W. Gallob
West Twenty-fourth Street
Gallob
Misses May
Kate Stone
Highty Second Street
Buchingham
Frank Kennison
West One
Hundred and Fifty-second Street
Misses Stone
J. Hood Wright
Pastor and Daughter In Carriage Collision
Trenton New Jersey September 20 The Rev J M Patterson an aged clergyman and his daughter were thrown from their carriage when an automobile passed through here at nine o clock last night and struck them authorities reported the injuries were not life threatening
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Trenton
N. J
J. M. Patterson
Cornell Train Ad For Ithaca via Tehigh Valley Express
Advertises Best trains to Ithaca from 10:25 AM to 8 PM with sleeper aboard the Tehigh Valley Black Diamond Express. Tickets priced at 55 dollars. office at 1234 Broadway. Ad copy notes Cornell University as destination.
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Cornell University
Ithaca
Ady
Reckless Carriage Collision Injures Clergyman and Miss Patterson
A crew of four in a carriage caused an accident without stopping. The clergyman was pinned beneath the wreck and suffered extensive bruises but no broken bones. Miss Patterson sustained injuries and the auto party left the scene, prompting a New Brunswick call but no arrests.
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Patterson
New Brunswick
Anarchy in Monroe County Sparks Fearful Outbreaks
Evergreen Alabama residents report Monroe County's collapse of law and order with twenty three homicides in 1902 and eight months of violence since January. Sheriffs killed, juries unable to indict or convict, officials afraid to act, and newspaper reporters expelled.
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New York Times
Evergreen
Ala
Monroe County
Conecuh
Breathitt County
Kentucky
America
Hunt for Western Outlaw Resembles Tracey Pursuit
In Webster County a posse hunts Thomas Madison for triple murder. Bloodhounds trail him across Little Blue River then lose his track as he slips through cornfields and into farmhouses. Reports say Madison robbed a farmer of a team and was seen driving at high speed as pursuers grow frustrated.
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New York Times
Omaha
Neb
Webster County
Thomas Madison
Tracey
Madison
Blue River
Farmer Gibson
Cowles
Partington
Lawrence
McClonky
Guide Rock
Canoeist drowned on Hudson as crowd watched Weds day
William M. Reeve a Wanamaker's supply department superintendent and his wife went canoeing on the Hudson from One Hundred and Eighth Street toward Ninety-sixth Street. The craft capsized near the Ninety-sixth Street pier in a river whirlpool. Rescuers pulled Mrs. Reeve from the water but her husband could not be saved. The couple lived at 208 West One Hundred and Fortieth Street and had been married about a year and a half.
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Wanamaker
Hudson
Ninety-sixth Street
Reeve
West One Hundred and
Fortieth Street
Fort Lee
One Hundred and Eighth Street
Mrs. Reeve
New Jersey
Riverside Drive
Eighty-sixth Street
Manhattan
Ninety-sixth Street Pier
Ninety-fifth Street
May’s
John Crane
Utica Baseball Club
Robert Harrington
Long Pier
Harrington
Crane
Policeman Butler
One Hundredth Street
Sher
Mr. Reeve
Dowie seeks half million for Zion City crusade
Waukegan Ill Sept 20 John Alexander Dowie plans to raise a large part of a half million dollars tomorrow night at Zion City. He orders followers to donate all they can with a salt barrel on the platform and promises to shake hands with everyone paying even 2 cents. He aims to raise the funds before Nov 14 for a New York crusade and describes large pilgrim numbers and proclamations of sacrifice.
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New York Times
Waukegan
Ill
New York
John Alexander Dowle
Tabernacle
Zion City
Zion
Dowie
Happy Land
Elijah
New York Grocers Likely to Form Ohio Type Trust
Springfield Ohio dispatch reports that New York state wholesale grocers may form a cooperative trust similar to Ohio's. Twenty four Ohio firms plan to meet in Columbus to join the Ohio Grocery corporation, with twenty five firms to operate under a single management and directors elected. F C Letis of Chicago organized the Ohio venture and may aid New York Indiana efforts after Ohio's is perfected.
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New York Times
Springfield
Ohio
New York State
Columbus
Ohio Grocery
New Jersey
F. C. Letis
Chicago
Four Girls Escape from New Jersey State Home for Girls
Four girls fled the State Home for Girls in Trenton last night. Two were captured at Bristol today while the remaining two remained at large. Home authorities cited no reason for the escape.
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Trenton
N. J
State Home For
Bristol
Gettysburg Battlefield Tour From New York
Great Gettysburg Battlefield is best seen by taking the Pennsylvania Railroad Tour to Gettysburg and Washington leaving September 26. $22 round trip covering all necessary expenses from New York. One day at Gettysburg and two days in Washington.
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Great Gettysburg Battlefield
Gettysburg
Washington
New York
Gift of a Yonkers Man to Clinton Museum Site
Frank T. Holder of Yonkers intends to give land to the Clinton Historical Society to build a natural history and art museum on Church Street. He has secured a $12 000 option on the Dr George M Burdett estate and will donate funds for perpetual upkeep. The brick Colonial building will honor his parents David and Ruth Holder.
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New York Times
Linton
Mass
Frank T. Holder
Yonkers
N. Y
Clinton Historical Society
Holder
George M. Burdett
Church Street
Free Public Library
David
Ruth Holder
Mr. Holder
Clinton
Cantor Declines Renomination Supports Fusion For Low
Cantor of Manhattan announces he will not seek renomination but endorses fusion with Low Grout and Fornes. He praises Low's record calls Tammany dishonest and forecasts victory, urging honest municipal government and future party reorganization in New York.
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New York Times
Milford
Penn
Cantor
Borough of
Manhattan
Mayor Low
Grout
Jerome
Low
New York
Tammany
Greater New York
Democratic Party
McClellan Eyeing Cleveland Visit and Campaign Cup
Congressman George B. McClellan spent much of yesterday at the Murray Hill Hotel and is expected to visit Princeton and Cleveland this week. He forecasts a brisk campaign starting around mid October and plans to stump for the Tammany ticket. Brooklyn leaders oppose his mayoral bid while Bird S. Coler is eyed for Controller.
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George B. McClellan
Murray Hill
Princeton
Cleveland
Tiger Eleven
Col. McClellan
Tammany
Cutting
Citizens’ Union
Bird S. Coler
Lewis Nixon
Temperance Union to push morality education in schools
Milwaukee leaders of the Women's Christian Temperance Union announce plans to add forthright morality instruction to school curriculums alongside existing scientific temperance lessons. Mrs. W. J. Allen argues parental neglect and immigrant life experience contribute to pervasive immorality among pupils.
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New York Times
Milwaukee
Wis
Omen’s Christian Temperance Union
W. J. Allen
First Milwaukee Society
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Purity League
Plymouth Church
Jerome says Fusion is going to defeat Low in city race
District Attorney Jerome releases a letter to C. C. Nadal of the Citizens Union and says Fusionists plan a decisive political defeat. He criticizes Low as unlovable and outlines concerns about reformers, urging selection of a worthy nominee in the upcoming Citizens Union convention.
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New York Times
Lakeville
Conn
Jerome
C. C. Nadal
Citizens’ Union
Mr. Nadal
New York
Mr. Jerome
Low
Booker T. Washington Sets Sail for Europe
Booker T. Washington plans a European voyage for rest and recovery after a busy speaking tour in California last winter. He will be accompanied by his youngest son and will spend several weeks abroad before returning.
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New York Times
Boston
Booker T. Washington
Europe
California
Goulds Tour Missouri Pacific Properties in Kansas City
George J. Gould and his sons Kingdon and Jay visited Kansas City with several Missouri Pacific officials and conducted a personal inspection of Missouri Pacific properties in West Kansas City during their stay.
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George J. Gould
Kansas City
Kingdon and
Jay
Missouri Pacific
Mr. Gould
Tour to Gettysburg and Ashington Penn Rail Fall Tour
Personal railroad guided trip from New York City to Gettysburg and Ashington Pennsylvania offered Sept 26 to Oct 1. Price $22 covers all expenses. Contact Tourist Agent at 263 Fifth Avenue New York for details.
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Gettysburg
Ashington
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York City
Fifth Avenue
New York
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