Iowa and New York political nominating events and strikes
In New York on Sept. 5 the legislature completed a ticket and nominating slate for governor Tim Woodruff as a leading hopeful, with other officials named. Senator Chauncey Depew spoke as the party ratified the ticket. In Iowa at Muchakinock and Baxter, several hundred United Mine Workers members walk out, as mining operations under Consolidated Coal and Chicago and Northwestern Railroad remain nonunion.
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Tim Woodruff
Jobs T. McDonough
Wilam Morgan
Treas Rer
Jobs P. Jaeckel
Gener J.C. Dari S
Ate
Arteyst
E. Bond
Tavernor Bish
Ormally
J+ “las
Chauncey M. Depew
Fonvention
Woodrutt
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Eker
Roosvelt
Des Moines
United Mine Workers of America
Chicago
Amalgamated Woodworkers’ Union
Rockefeller Gift to Seminary and Negro College in Georgia
John D. Rockefeller has donated 189,600 dollars to Spellman Seminary in Georgia. The gift is paid into the treasury of the American Baptist institution, aiding the college and its Negro education program.
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Rockefeller
Auanotz
John D. Rockefeller
Spellman Seminary
A& Negro College
York
Evacuation of Pekin Threatens to Stir New Complications
London and Washington dispatches reveal anxieties over Pekin evacuation and Russian aims in Manchuria. Russians seize Hai Ku arsenal, cut wires, and press for favorable terms. Li Hung Chang and empress dowager maneuver for influence. American troops remain poised pending powers’ decision.
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Standard
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Chefoo
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Hai-Ku
Tiéo Tsin
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Li Hung Chang
Chi Sher Lofeng
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Russia
Germany
Great Britain
Japan
Empress
Prince Tuan
Kwang Su
Yung Lu
Hsa Tung
Prince Ching
Hsu Tung
American Association
McKinley
Interstate regimental match yields DC Second battalion win
The Interstate regimental match concluded with the Second battalion DC team scoring 20 to take top honors. Washington First regiment finished second, Sixth battalion third, Fourth New Jersey fourth, and Battery B Boston fifth. Juvenile robbers in Millville confessed, multiple youths arrested and jailed without bail. Wage reductions hit Cleveland mills. 3 plants cut pay up to 22 percent as hours rose. Fire hinders Shamokin coal mine. No. 10 vein infernos endanger operations, 1200 workers idle.
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District of Columbia
Shot Wife Then Killed Himself in Newark quarrel
Newark man Patrick Skelly a brass moulder shot his wife after a quarrel and then cut his own throat. He died shortly after the incident. his wife was not seriously hurt.
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Newark
N. J
Patrick Skelly
Naval Amenities Warships Visit Bar Harbor Port
Seven American and five British warships lie at anchor at Bar Harbor Me as Vice Admiral Bedford greets Rear Admiral Farquhar aboard the Crescent and New York. A cordial exchange follows with gun salutes and a mutual reception attended by about a thousand residents. An incident arises when Edward Van Ness raises a Boer flag and refuses orders to remove it, prompting local officials to cut the flagpole free amid cheers.
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Transronal
D. Bedford
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Fred
Crescent
United States
New York
Bedford
Farquahar
St Sauveur Hotel
Lady Bedford
Robert A. Mary
Farmada
Bedfo-r
TleSoe Valley
Edward van Ness
Upshurt
Charles H. Wood
Board of Selectmen
Mr. van Ness
van Ness
Wood
J. Madison Taylor
Board of Trade
Gentlemen's Club
Vermont Republicans sweep state offices in Vermont election
In the Vermont election Republicans won the ticket with Carm A Wilklaw Starkney of Ludlow named to the governor’s seat and Martin F Aten of Ferrisburg as lieutenant governor. John J Bacon of Hartford becomes secretary of state while Fred A Howland of Montpelier is auditor and Orin M Barber of Arlington is treasurer. David J Foster of Burlington and Kittredge Harkins of Brattleboro will serve as congressmen. The GOP also retains a large Senate and house majority. The Republican vote fell about 20 percent while the Democratic gain nears 13 percent, producing an anticipated majority around 29 500.
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Vermont
Arma
Wilklaw. Starkney
Ludlow
Martin F. Aten
Ferrisburg
John J. Bacon
Hartford
Fred. A. Howland
Montpelier
Orin M. Barber
Arlington
Congress
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Butlngton
Kittredge Harkins
Brattleboro
General Assembly
Unity in Tennessee parties plan united Republican front
Nashville reports Republican factions will unite to face the Democrats. Committee conferences reached a probable plan of compromises with McCall favored by Evans supporters for governor. Evans men to gain one statewide elector and electoral slots in several districts.
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Republica Unity
Tennesace
Nashville
Tennessee
Evans
John E. McCall
Brownlow
McMillin
BD. W. Owen
Sie
McCall
Bryan Campaign in Maryland Applauded and Debated
The Bryan campaign in Maryland drew large audiences at the Academy of Music with Senator Wellington declaring opposition to imperialism and urging support for Bryan. The crowd heard speeches from Frederick Williams and others, while outside overflow gatherings carried on with Pennsylvania and Virginia attendees as Bryan spoke on elections and anti imperialist principles.
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Hom Wilken
Bayan
United States
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McHkinter
Col. L. Victor Baughman
Pattisoe
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Mr. Bryan
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