British Financial Policy Troubles Delay Cabinet Crisis
London Sept 30. A prolonged ministerial crisis delays Premier Balfour's cabinet reconstruction ahead of his October 1 speech on fiscal policy. Lord Milner hesitates over office while Chamberlain faces criticism for potential chancellor risks. Royal finance worries rise as consols fall and municipal borrowing grows.
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Insurrection Proclaimed in Macedonia Guerrilla War Grows
The Times Sofia correspondent reports a proclaimed insurrection in Northern and Eastern Macedonia turning into guerrilla fighting in mountains. About twenty bands ordered to resume offensives. Turko insurgents vow victory near Perim, with telegraph lines cut and reports of atrocities as insurgents advance on Batchevo and Predeal.
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Rising in Eastern Macedonia Signals Broad Insurgency
A telegram from Gen Zontcheff's camp near Razlog reports a general rising proclaimed on Sept 27 across Razlog Nevrokop Demirhissar Melnik and Seres. Insurgent bands in Eastern Macedonia ordered to start operations as leaders, all Bulgarian reserve officers, focus hope on Eastern Macedonia. The outbreak could provoke Bulgarian army support for the Macedonian cause. The American Mission in Salonika seeks Red Cross access to Turkey or authority to dispense aid.
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Mass Meeting Denounces Macedonia Situation In London
A crowded mass meeting at St James's Hall in London protested the Macedonia situation. Bishop of Worcester presided as about 3,000 attendees heard speakers including James Bryce M L and Rev. R. J. Campbell.
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Index to Departments and Page References
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Henry Steers Drowned Off Westport Harbor
Henry Steers former Eleventh Ward Bank president and New York investor drowned while bass fishing near Westport Harbor. His boat capsized in a strong wind. Capt Hammond survived. Steers lived at a Westport cottage with his family and was a director of multiple companies and a member of several clubs. His widow Phebe Van Velser and son Henry Steers Jr. survived. the family rushed to Westport after the death.
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Governor Pennypacker Predicts Continued Prosperity
In Pittsburg Pennsylvanian interview Governor Pennypacker expressed an optimistic view of the national economy. He said recent currency market fluctuations do not signal a downturn and noted United States Steel stock declines reflect valuation shifts, not true steel industry worth, forecasting temporary stringency and quick recovery.
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Suit Seeks Recovery Of 500000 In Investment Funds
FH G Runkle of New York seeks to recover money from Thomas W Lawson c D Burrage and A C Burrage alleging he paid 500000 to an agent to invest in an enterprise. He claims he was misled about the venture and profits and that funds were used to purchase undeveloped mining stocks in Mexico and Arizona.
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Officials and Men Confer Over Grievances in Baltimore
A six hour meeting between Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officers and employees associations addressed worker grievances. Participants, sworn to secrecy, reportedly focused on rejecting most employer demands except a call for a different interpretation of the switching rule. The talks resume tomorrow.
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Senator Hanna in Accident Near Berlin Heights
Senator Hanna and several aides were riding in a private electric car from Cleveland to a Republican meeting when the car struck a derailing switch east of Berlin Heights and jumped the track. All occupants were thrown together but escaped serious injuries though badly shaken.
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Trolley Strike Fears Rise as Newark Prepares for Breakers
Newark faces anxious calm as Public Service trolley workers weigh a strike. Barns are fitted for hundreds of "strike breakers" with cots, kitchens, and lighting. leadership signals possible trouble while officials report conciliatory views from experienced Paterson and Hudson County staff.
Will of Richard W. Foster funds Clinton town project
The Worcester report states Richard W. Foster of Clinton filed his will. Harvard University receives 25000 outright and more under conditions. Public bequests include the American Home Missionary Society ten thousand and the American Board ten thousand, Children’s Aid Society five thousand, Clinton Congregational Church society five thousand, Clinton Hospital Association ten thousand, and a rest and residue to Clinton for a mill workers meeting place or clubhouse.
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Bequest Urges Corporations in Linton for Welfare Fund
The donor aims to promote moral social and intellectual welfare and fellowship among citizens. The condition requires every manufacturing corporation in Linton to donate five dollars for each employee and to allocate funds annually to maintain the charity.
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Centennial Parade Lacked Music From Union Bands In Chicago
Chicago centennial celebration parade failed musically as no union musicians joined the march. Only three bands and amateur groups performed while a union notice barred musicians from events. Thomas Orchestra and a banquet planned with the Marine Band of Washington as sole musicians.
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Packers War Over Lard Sparks Swift & Co Battle
Spectacular lard fluctuations in the Chicago provision market fuel reports that Swift & Co faces a potential $2,000,000 loss in September lard while attempting to control the October market. Prices fell 30 cents per 100 pounds from yesterday, with September at 10.20 and October around 7.87 after intraday movement.
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Swift & Co
All Must Be Through Cars in St Louis Transit Case
John Grant, General Superintendent of the St Louis Transit Co, was fined 25 dollars for not running a car the full length of the line. Judge Tracy ruled all company cars must carry passengers to the extreme end of the route for one fare, rejecting excuses about intermediate turnarounds. Morton Jourdan challenged the ruling, but the judge stood firm.
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The President and the Pope Letter from Boston Patriotic Association
The Boston Patriotic Association prepares to send President Roosevelt a copy of Sunday resolutions voicing alarm at Rome's attempt to establish diplomatic relations with the United States. The note cites condolence letters to Cardinal Rampolla and hints that Secretary Hay may invite the See of Rome to official representation at the St Louis Exposition.
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Post Office Seeks Woman With Freckles and Glasses
Boston officials face a peculiar request asking them to advertise a letter for Mrs Katie Beyes. The writer, Mr Frederick K Beyes of Mount Holly New Jersey, describes the woman as freckled with light hair and eyes, wearing a black dress, waves a light and black dress, and weighing about 1.00 pounds, asking the mail to find her for the letter in one week or it will be sent away.
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Delaware cashier saves trestle by carrying water in hat
F P Hills cashier of Delaware Savings Bank rescued a three hundred foot Pennsylvania Railroad trestle near Delaware Ohio by carrying water in his derby hat for nearly an hour. Heawarded the blaze just before an express train passed at a high speed.
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Seaboard Air Line Plans Double Daily Trains
Advertisement notes new through sleepers and cafe dining cars on the Seaboard Air Line Railway. Announces enhanced service with through connections to Atlanta and the Southwest and a business office address.
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President Roosevelt Defends Miller Case in Labor Meeting
President Roosevelt told labor leaders at the White House that his decision not to dismiss Government Printing Office foreman W A Miller is final. He said fitness would be settled in routine administration and rejected discrimination against union status. The meeting with Samuel Gompers and AFL leaders followed a sub committee review and referenced other labor measures.
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Jerome hints at backing Tammany ticket at dinner
District Attorney Jerome, guest of ex Congresssman Campbell at the Oriental Club, implies support for a Tammany Hall slate if its sincerity is guaranteed before the convention. He denounces traitors, warns of crooked methods, and upholds self-respect over political expediency.
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Grout fights to stay on Fusion ticket
At the Brooklyn Club Grout says Platt warned he would be forced off the Fusion ticket if he accepts the Democratic nomination. He urges unity and proposes no election to allow the Fusion administration to remain in power.
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National employers form secret group to counter unions
Chicago September meeting of 600 plus employers' organizations led by D. M. Parry creates a temporary constitution for a national body to combat organized labor. The plan includes a defense fund, 1000 organizers, education bureau, and a Washington lobby to protect non union workers.
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Holding Their Steel Stock
Milwaukee laborers at United States Steel say they will not sell stock despite market dips. Illinois Steel Co spokesman notes Milwaukee workers view holdings as solid investments. They claim Wall Street turmoil won’t affect them and might prompt buying at lower prices.
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Advertising rates for railroad berths and travel
Rail ad lists $50.00 to California via Sonora Pacific with berths and $7.00 without change from Washington. Numbers 1, 271, 549, 1,185 referenced. Advert indicates travel by steam or rail, with berths and rate details.
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Fusion leaders threaten Grout and Fornes over ticket split
At a Fusion conference in Mayor Low's residence, R Fulton Cutting warned Grout and Fornes they may be dropped from the Fusion slate if they fail to align with Fusion tactics against Tammany Hall. The group debated reconvening Republican conventions to counter the dual nomination and considered replacing the two candidates with Cutting or J Edward Svanstrom.
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