Pacing Record Broken as Prince Alert Sets Fast Mile
New York on September 24 Prince Alert sped to the fastest mile of the century at Empire City trotting track beating the world pacing record of 1.59 held by Dan Patch. Trainer Matt Demarest had John Curry drive due to overweight, the horse led from start to finish with perfect conditions and finished in 1.57 amid loud cheers.
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Insurgent Wins in Dauphin Court over Crow reinstatement
Harrisburg Sept 24 The insurgent faction of the Junior Order of American Mechanics wins in Dauphin County Court as Judge Weiss orders Capital City Council to reinstate Wilmer M Crow. Crow, a leader among insurgents, was expelled for alleged inappropriate publications. The ruling may push the dispute to the state Supreme Court and inspire further reintegrations.
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Cadillac Climbing Steps Stuns Capitol Tour
The Cadillac demonstrates extraordinary climbing ability at the National Capitol in Washington. Representatives from Beardmont, Yale, and Waverley Motors, serving Maryland and Delaware, promote the car and seek energetic agents across their territory with offices in Baltimore at 190% Union Trust Building.
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Edward VIIs cabinet veto reshapes British crisis
London dispatch reports King Edward VII has seized power to veto cabinet appointments, summoning ministers to Balmoral for exhaustive scrutiny. The king presses for reforms to fix army mismanagement and continues as the de facto political center, while Lord Lansdowne remains foreign secretary despite public outcry.
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Notable Turkish Army Marshal Becomes Massing Frontline Power
One of the greatest soldiers in the Turkish Army is Mehl Marshal flaw Pasha, leading fierce units of Aluin Ham on the Bulgarian frontier. Edbem, born a slave, crafted a paint himself in the Turco-Russian war and defeated the Greeks in the Greco-Purk campaign of 1897.
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Von Behring Seeks Immunity To Tuberculosis Toxin
Berlin reports Professor Von Behring of Marburg will speak at Cassel on tuberculosis immunity. He doubts inheritance or skin transmission but warns cow milk carries TB germs to infants. He advocates sanitarium reform and inoculation with bovine TB toxin, though perfect toxin is not yet achieved.
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Parks Delegates Seated After Labor Convention Vote
New York labor leader Sam Parks and Local Union No. 2 delegation were seated on the floor at the International Association of Bridge and Structural Workers convention in Kansas City after a day of closed sessions. Only three ballots opposed Parks, with Parks expressing satisfaction and indicating the move restores his position and repudiates President Buchanan's suspension of the New York group.
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Poverty on British Islands Starving and homeless on St Kitts Nevis
The Gazette of St Kitts reports a dire poverty crisis on the islands with laborers starving and homeless as estates cut expenses post eruption effects. The Times of St Vincent blames government, noting widespread suffering and disease amid unrest in the colony.
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Incendiary Fire Destroys Morse Wisconsin Lumber Yard
A deliberate blaze in Morse compiled $300000 in losses, with 6,000,000 feet of lumber destroyed and several small businesses engulfed. One man injured. authorities suspect a recently discharged former employee. Firefighters aided villagers as the inferno raged through the lumber yard and nearby structures. A $4000 reward was announced later for train robbers near St. Joseph, Missouri, and Harry Garfield was named Princeton politics chair.
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Bigamy charge hits Iowa pastor in wartime era case
Rev Irwin A Taylor 25, pastor of a Mt Pleasant area church, was arrested in Wilmington Delaware on a bigamy charge. He allegedly wed Miss Agnes Maser ten years ago and later led another woman to marriage in Iowa. Hearing postponed for one week due to lack of evidence. bail set at 1000.
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Sunday labor order at Franklin colliery triggers unity
Mine engineers and pumpmen at Franklin colliery of Lehigh Valley Coal Co will be forced to work Sundays again, receiving 24 hours for the day instead of 34. The move, seen as a contract deviation, may be referred to the Cancellation Board. Notices at all Delaware and Hudson Canal and Coal Company colliers warn five hour days until further notice, startling thousands of workers.
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