Eruption Tests Aftermath Report From Caribbean Islands
A Paris dispatch cites Mount Pelee eruptions in Martinique causing ash and lava near Morne Rouge. French authorities order warships to Guadeloupe as volcanic activity continues August 25 to 28 with no confirmed deaths.
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Associated P'ress
Paris
Bere
Port
Ds Frence
Ishind
Martinique
Kittel
Morne
Basse Terre
Guadeloupe
Mount Pelee
Morne Rouge
Slaughter on Rail Kills Four In Missouri Collision
An eastbound railroad collision near Birmingham Missouri killed four trainmen and injured three others. The dead were James Speyer Thomas Grandditch Clarence Mahardt and C W Bailinger all from Trenton Missouri. Two conductors were seriously injured. The 30car train including cattle cars overturned and 200 head of livestock died. Miraculous escape reported in Peru Indiana where three engines and two freight cars crashed but all six crew escaped unharmed. An explosion on a Fort Collins threshing machine killed engineer John Gregor and gravely injured his sixteenyearold son Arthur.
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Sy Associated Press
Bansas City
Birmingham
Kansas City
James Speyer
Trenton
Thomas Grandditch
Clarence Mahardt
C. W. Bailinger
Freman
KR. O. Gibson
Gineon
Dudley
Mve
Penu
Ind
Wabash
Indens
Peru
William Fritz
Wake Fritz
Fort Collins
Col
Parker
Here
John Gregor
Outfit
Arthur
Robbers Foiled in Metropait Yard Hold Up
Two masked men attempted a 3:30 a m raid on the Metropait yn street railway car barn in Armourdale Kansas. Policeman J W Morris intervened entering the office and was fatally shot by a second robber. Watchman Minsker was injured but survived. Ike Johnson is being held for investigation.
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Kamms City
Metropaityn Street Railway
Armourdale
Kansas
Minsker
J.W. Morris
Morris
Minsker Warfles
Ike Johnson
Why Should He Interfere In The McGovern Fight
The mayor of Toulsville, Charles T. Granger, says he will not interfere with the McGovern Corbett boxing match. He cites Kentucky law and Louisville practice, expressing belief boxing benefits youth and hopes personal disputes do not spoil future bouts. He states he does not intend to transgress the law and supports boxing as preferable to confrontation.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles T. Granger
Toulsvillce
Annesty
McGovern-Corbett
Iaw
Kentucky
Louisville
McGovern
Corbet
Badger Highway Robbers Face Prison Term
Three and a half years in state prison was imposed by Judge Donovan Weary on Joe Baker and Jim Bailey for holding up the Nelms brothers near Grouchlon last Thursday night. Cel L. J. Rusk, son of the late Governor Rusk, went to Madison city hospital for a major operation and is progressing favorably and should be out in about a week, says Dr. Jackson.
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Maison
Wis
Donovan Weary
Joe Baker
Jim Bailey
Nelms Brothers
Grouchlon
L. J. Rusk
Rusk
Madison City Hospital
Jackson
Wu's Train Stone Incident Shocks New York
Afroviated Press reports Minkwer Wu's train to Hinghamton was stoned near Milford. Two stones shattered a car window but caused no injuries. The incident occurred under very dark conditions with limited visibility aboard the car. Authorities in Peekskill pursue the investigation.
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Afroviated Press
New York
Minkwer Wu
Hinghamton
Clinesy
Imade
Milford
New York American
Pepi
Baldwin Ziegler Arctic Expedition Fallout Revealed
Stockholm interview with Captain Dreilick, a Swedish member of the Baldwin Ziegler Arctic expedition, details disputes between Baldwin and Captain Johansson over command, mutiny threats, and the ship America’s near-misses with ice and a broken anchor. The piece notes payments, firings, and international tensions affecting the doomed venture.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Tidning
Jon i
Dreilick
Baldwin-Zlegter
Dretlick
Baldwin
Johanssen
America
Dundee
Tr Kineer
Johanssem
Dreillek
Tromsoe
Norway
Laldwin
Waidsoe
Archangel
Johansson
Lee
Oatcher
Mr. Baldwin
Captain Johanssen
Hart
Fielst
Mrr
Duke de Abruzzi
Cunard Escapes from Morgan Steamship Consolidation
London reports the Cunard Line will not join the Morgan steamship group as a holding company plans and outside investor roles remain unsettled. No final policy has been decided, and flotation may be delayed to secure better terms amid ample funds for other needs. News notes continued demand for iron and rails despite large shipments to the United States and Canada, with cargoes sailing from Middlesborough and Glasgow to American ports. A separate dispatch in Constantinople says Armenian measures were repealed and the Armenian Patriarch praised the sultan’s clemency, while Berlin reports the German imperial chancellor traveling to Poznan for a state visit.
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Associated Press
New York
Newa
London
Cunard Hac
Morgan Steamship Combination
Journal of Commerce
Tron
Great Britain
United States
Canada
the Tribune
Middlesborough
Pensacola
Philadelpha
Templin
Montreal
Glasgow
Berlin
Count von Vuclow
Posan
Wild Park Station
Posen
Unites Against Rose In Wisconsin Democratic Nominating Fight
Milwaukee dispatch reports the Wisconsin Democratic convention will decide the governor ticket with Mayor David Rose leading in pledged delegates. Opponents seek a united slate to block Rose and curb party control, planning a new platform and central committee lineup.
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Milwaukee
Whs
Democrats
Wisconsin
Davidson
David
Rose
Pring
George W. Peck
Wendell A. Anderson
Harry J. Weed
Oshkosh
CC. E. Patter
C. N. O'Hare
West Superior
A. Redner
Ashland
A. F. Warden
Waukesha
Joseph, E. Davies
Watertown
Thorms al. Kearney
Goveerners
Mayor Rose
Neal Brown
State Central
Thie
Hin
Grown
Dodge
Door
Eau Claire
Fond du Lac
Grant
Green Town
Sheboygan
Taylor
Vernon
Portage
Jefferain County
Caucuses Feature Passages and Delegates in Wisconsin
Wisconsin caucuses air high stakes as Adams and Leitech seek Jefferson delegates and Green Lake support. In Waushara Aurora and Price Taylor counties, voters pick delegates amid rival claims and uncertain majorities. Barnett refutes a congress bid while Aurora and Waushara organize.
Rain of Buckshot On Long Island Ends With Arrest
A siege on Long Island ends when Quintin Hunter, a Black caretaker, is captured after wounding multiple officers during a stand and fight at his North Beach property. Police say he opened fire on McKenna, sparking a prolonged gun battle that left several officers injured and Hunter badly wounded before he was subdued and jailed.
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My Associated Press
New York
Sept. S
Jurry Hunter
Burt
Queens- Corough
Astoria Jatt
Hunter
Mra Sunter
John McKenna
Wan Ghat
Mm Romoun
Fullowa
John O'Neil
William Ordman
Corona
Willam Thorpe
Arthur Brit
Thomas Caseidy
Thomas Ducey
Downey
Thomas Grogan
Polleman Healy
Patrick Kernan
Frank Putz
Thoman Rigney
W.J. Ward
Jeremiah Hunter
North Beach
L. I
McKenna
Cassidy
Battle casualties as invading fleet blunts advance
Warfront reports from Fort Michie and Fort Terry indicate heavy firing and a dawn engagement. A 22 inch breechloading rifle exploded at Fort Wright wounding two privates, one killed and blown to pieces, as the fleet maneuvered past the forts near Fishers Island. Names of victims withheld by authorities.
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Associated Press
New London, Conn
Fort Michie
Gulf Inland
Fort Terry
Fort Wright
Fishers Island
N. Y
Sherlock
Appeal to Wisconsin women at Democratic state convention
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee outlines a new departure in Wisconsin politics as the platform appeals to women to back the superintendent of public instruction candidate. It also advocates removing the office from politics and filling it when judges are elected, and rates Governor La Follette's primary election measure.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wic
Lyncon Way
Ure Blankinton House
Burt Willis
Askland
Tearlaggs
Clear Tele
John Wattans
Kewaunee
George W. Lesia
Madison
G. Nuens
Wysan Ty
Robert B. Kirkland
Jefferson
George W. Aird
Wis
Wisconsin
Harvey-Carey
la Follette
Durand Paralyzed. Democratic Governor Candidate Slips
Flint September 2 At 5 o clock this morning Judge Durand Democratic nominee for governor was conscious but unable to speak after a paralytic stroke yesterday evening Doctors said he may live forty eight hours but recovery appeared unlikely He had been in poor health for two weeks and the past day brought alarming symptoms Researchers cautioned that his condition could worsen quickly but no definite prognosis was given
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Waushara
Berlin
Wis
Aurora
David Evang Jr
Mcny
Evans
Clark
Martin Mosher
J. Grota
E. M. Jones
J. J. Thomas
Lane
Assembly
Phillips
Price and
Taylor
Catawba
A. H. Moon
N. E. Lane
Mgr. Lane
J. R. Parr
W. F. Tunner
August Hednen
H. R. Zoulen
A. Olsar
eGorge Steiger
Frank Bach
Barnet
West Bend
Barney
Congress
Associated Freer
Flint
Mich
Judge Durand
Senator Piatt Clings to End of Cond Strike Timeline
New York report notes Senator Piatt refused to provide more details on his claim that the cond strike would end in two weeks. He stood by the statement but said he cannot satisfy further curiosity at this time.
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Associated Press
New York
the Evening Post
Piatt
Cond
Elopement Ends in Double Tragedy in Philadelphia
Amelico Gabriele a 23 year old opera singer is shot in a boarding house after eloping with Roberto Anselino from New York. Both are hospitalized near death. The wife of Antonio Gabriele of Mulberry Street New York, the motive appears to be jealousy. Anselino shot then attempted suicide.
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Philadelphia
Amelico Gabriele
Roberto Anselino
New York
Anselino
Antonio Gabriele
Mulberry Street
Angeling
Himerlf
Boxers Die After Bout at Golden Gate Club
Albert Terrell seventeen died in a Philadelphia hospital after a boxing match with William Stokes twenty at the Golden Gate Athletic club. Terrell fell in the third round from a blow and his head struck the floor. Police arrested Stokes and the seconds.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Albert Terrell
Negro Puglilst
William Stokes
Golden Gate Athletic Club
Terrell
Stokes
Pupils Carry Bottles in Chicago Schools
Chicago public schools opened with 275000 pupils. Students carry pure drinking water to guard against typhoid fever as the board of education considers water filtration or boiling caldrons. New York registration for the new school year in greater New York begins tomorrow. total expected to reach 500000 across five boroughs.
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Chicago
Ill
Board of Education
New York
Greater
D Boroughs
Milwaukee Businessman Shoots Self on Sev enth Street
Otto A. Meyer former coal firm member and investor in other ventures killed himself at a Milwaukee home on Seventh Street. Reported cause is business troubles. He was a 32nd degree Mason, fifty two, with grown children.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Otto A. Meyer
Fette & Meyer
Seventeventh Street
Meyer
Boy’s death from tasting muriatic acid shocks Chicago
Fornk Kloster a fourteen year old student in Chicago died from hemorrhage of the stomach after tasting muriatic acid. He had set up a home lab and drank the acid during testing. Despite medical attention his condition worsened with convulsions and he died after hours.
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Chicago
Tit
Fornk Kloster
Young Kloster
Indians Not in Want Says Navaho Agent
Major Hazlet Indian agent for the Navajos in Albuquerque rejects famine reports as baseless. He accuses trading companies of spreading claims to curry Government aid and hinder regulation. He notes some drought but says no stock has died and that the industries have secured crops and are prospering.
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Associated Prensa
Albuquerque
N. M
Major Hazlet
Navsiosis
Jones Is The Hero In California and Arkansas Conventions
Sanusky Ohio Sept 2 preliminary Democratic state convention talks favor Mayor Johnson of Cleveland as presiding officer and potential 1904 national nominee. California leaders back Geary Lane Toland and Patton with others as contenders. Arkansas results show Jefferson Davis reelected as governor and list elected congressmen with plan for 1904 senator selection.
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Associated
Sandusky
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
Hlariends
State Central Committee
John Fol
Jonn R. McLean
California
Sacramento
Cal
Thomas 3
Geary
Franklin K. Lane
San Francisco
HH. L. Toland
J. C. Sims
Democratic State Central Committee
Atal
W. H. Alford
James N. Budd
Lane
Patton
J. F. Coonan
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Jefferson Davis
R. B. Macon
Brundige
Hugh A. Dinsmore
J. S. Little
CO. C. Reid
Joe T. Robinson
RM. Wale Ince
United States
James P. Clark
James K. Jones
Silsbaugh Chosen for Third District Nomination
Third district Democratic convention in Madison nominates Capt. Jackson Silsbaugh of Viroqua to run against Congressman J. W. Babcock. Silsbaugh is the unanimous nominee amid resolutions opposing Dingrey tariff, foreign territory acquisitions, and imperialism. convention notes district includes Grant, Iowa, Crawford, Vernon, Juneau, Sauk and Richland counties.
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Wis
Jackson Silsbaugh
Viroqua
J. W. Babcock
Sillbaugh
United States
Grant
Iowa
Crawford, Vernon
Juneau
Sauk
Richland
Fourteen Pass Wisconsin Bar Exam Among 38 Applicants
Madison Wis Sept 2 The state bar examination results show fourteen of thirty eight applicants passed led by E D Minne han of Chilton with 87 of 100. Other successful candidates include T H Spance Milwaukee Adelort Wf Reither Milwaukee George Widals Milwaukee James B Leedom Milwaukee Stuart H Markham Milwaukee Harry B Cathew Lancaster KK Eaton Oshkosh M W Kalpher Manitowoc Fred Y King Oshkosh Irving G Mills Racine Bernhard Palmer Janesville Charles B Phoenix Madison and John W Steente Higham.
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Wis
State Board of Examiners
E. D. Minnehan
Chilton
T. H. Spance
Milwaukee
Itdort
Reither
George Widals
James B. Leedom
Stuart H. Markham
Harry &. Cathew
Lancaster
Eaton
Oshkosh
M. W. Kalpher
Manitowoc
Fred Y. King
Irving G. Mills
Racine
Bernhard Palmer
Janesville
Charles B. Phoenix
John W. Stecnte
Higham
Strikes Turn to Fire At Pocahontas Coal Mine
Fire and violence erupt as strikers torch sections of the Pocahontas coal mine near the West entrance in Virginia. Guards and miners clash by volley, with authorities considering troop deployment. victims and fatalities unconfirmed as guards arrive.
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Associated Fross
Bramwell
Pocahontas Culliertes Company
Fie
Ayest
Virginia Aide
Work Stoppage Halts Building Projects In Chicago
Eight hundred cement furnishers and helpers walked out in Chicago stopping work on several construction sites including additions to the University of Chicago quadrangle. They demand higher pay with fifty cent raises for masons and thirty-five cents for helpers and refuse exclusive work agreements. The major firms linked to the dispute include Portland Cement Paving company Senott Construction Albert Graft Powell Brothers Stimpson Paving and others.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Bosses’ Association
Finda Portland Cement Paving Company
Senott Construction Company
Albert Graft & Co
Stanson & Flome
Powell Brothers
Stimpson Paving Company
Hoffer & Co
Public Schools Open After Five Month Closure
Public schools reopened with large attendance as students returned after a five month shutdown. At the high school about 20 pupils appeared, near the previous year’s 26, while lower grades saw congestion, especially in Kindergarten where all sessions were filled. A new high school teacher, Mr. J M Hinkle, arrived from Vincennes Indiana to teach commercial branches and supervise penmanship, joining existing staff. his family had not yet arrived.
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J. M. Hinkle
Baird
Hinkle
Vincennes
Ind
Board of Education
Indiana University
Penn Art University of Delaware
Vinecennes
Tennessee Hold-Up by Noted Bandit Near Nashville
Gus Hyattes, a noted bandit who escaped from the local prison weeks ago, held up a Louisville and Nashville through train from New Orleans to Cincinnati between Franklin and Nashville. He secured about $40 in cash, though reports claimed losses from $2,500 to $14,000. Police investigated the daytime incident.
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Gus Hyattes
Louirville
Nashvilts
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Franklin
Nashville
Ftle
Weather notice hints at cooler midweek with scattered showers
The fragment suggests Wisconsin weather with showers in the north tonight or Wednesday. It notes warmer conditions tonight and cooler midweek, with shifting winds from the north.
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Wisconsin
Noath
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