Taft tour includes Hayes visit and platform speeches
The Taft party travels by automobile, trolley and yacht from Fremont to Sandusky to visit the Hayes home at Spiegel Grove. After addressing soldiers at Sandusky, Taft continues by rail through Tiffin, Carey, Urbana and Dayton, delivering a string of platform talks toward Cincinnati. Taft praises fishing at Middle Bays and the surroundings during a week there.
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Associates Press
Best
Wate
Sandusky
Fremont
Rutherford B. Mayes
Commodore Richardson
Jes
Port Clinn
Spiegel Grove
Hayes
Taft
John W. Herron
President Hayes
Cincinnati
Nerc! Grove
Grover Cleveland
Dward Marsh
Soldiers Home
Tatt
Tiffin
Carey
Wharton
Forrest
Kenton
Bellefontaine
Urbana
Springfield
Dayton
Trade Union Congress Opens In Nottingham
The forty third trade union congress opened under James Shackleton MP with a civic welcome by the Nottingham mayor. Delegates numbered 518 representing 1,776,000 affiliated members, a new record, up 7,000 from last year in Bath despite withdrawals by two engineering unions.
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Associated
Nottingham
Eng
Trade-Union Congress
James Shackleton
Clitheroe
Lancashire
Trade -Union Congress
Bath
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Associated Society of Loccomotive Engineers
Stars Shoot at Seagirt
Seagirt New Jersey on September 7 opened with clear skies after rain marking day three of the eighteenth annual New Jersey Rifle matches. Eight prizes are at stake in Hale match and company team matches at 200 500 and 600 yards for four man teams. Thurston match covers 800 and 900 yards and revolver team match involves five shooters.
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Associated Press
Seagirt
N. J
New Jersey
Eags Aviation
Thurston
King Edward Pays Heed to Week at Doncaster Race
London Sept 7 King Edward plans a week at Doncaster where a race meeting is held He vetoes reports he will receive Cardinal Mannatelli papal legate to the Eucharistic congress in London The Protestant federation warned that papal legate entry into England violates ancient law The king’s racing agenda is announced semi officially
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Amodated Press
London
Edward
Doncaster
Angjesty Thun
Vincent Mannatelli
England
Phans
Beating His Own Record Delagrange Flies Thirty-One Minutes
Paris September 7 Leon Delagrange president of the Aviation Club of France beats his world aero plane record circling Issy field eighteen times at thirteen feet average height for thirty one minutes He carried thirty litres of fuel but flight ended early due to oil spark issues Experts expect him to reach an hour this week as Wright watch.
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Associated Fress
Paris
Leon Delagrange
Aviation Club of France
Issy
M. Délagrange
Delagram
Delagrange
Wilbur Wright
M. Delagrange
Louis Malecot
Russian medical delegates depart for tuberculosis congress
From St Petersburg twelve Russian medical delegates sail for the United States by Helsingfors to attend the International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington starting September 21. The party is led by Dr Vladin secretary of the Russian medical bureau and cad. Unterbergsger chief surgeon of the guard corps and includes two female doctors. Commander Nebelsine naval attaché at Washington also proceeds to his post.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Washington
United States
Helsingfors
Shallenberger Wins Statewide Primary In Nebraska
Complete returns from the Nebraska statewide primaries show A. C. Shallenberger of Alma defeating Dabiman of Omaha by about 2,000 votes for the Democratic nomination for governor with Berge of the Populist ticket finishing third.
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Associated. Press
Omaha
Neb
A. GC. Shallenberger
Alma
Dabiman
Berge
Labor Welcomes Bryan at Chicago Labor Day Parade
William J. Bryan dominated Chicago's Labor Day celebration, appearing on a reviewing stand before about 20 000 union members. He attended a Trequois club luncheon, then spoke at Forest Park on injunction abuse in labor disputes and later addressed electrical workers at Brand Park. The parade, led by John Fitzpatrick, marked the largest labor march since 1892 with printers at the front and extensive participation from women and various trades.
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Chicago
Wiliam J. Bryan
Trequois Club
Ao Haltony
National Democratic
Auditorium Annex
Bryan
Injunction Reform League
Iroquois Club
Great Northern
Forest Park
Brand 7
Park
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Trustees to manage Vilas bequest at Wisconsin university
Four trustees appointed by the governor and the university board will oversee Col. W. T. Vilas estate, now estimated at 16.6 million, following legislative acceptance of the endowment fund. The will earmarks a memorial theater costing 1.2 million to match university architecture as one of the first bequest outcomes.
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Madison
Wis
Sent
Fragmented text on funds for scholarships and professorships
The document discusses income allocation for scholarships and professorships with half the income dedicated to scholarships and the rest to professorships. It mentions discretion by the board of regents and potential legislative actions starting January, with October as a placeholder for a forthcoming convening and approvals.
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Board of Regents
Minty
Japan May Curb Subsidies Under Shipping Laws
Japanese officials debate trimming subsidies for Nippon Yusen Kai and other steamship services under the shipping and shipbuilding laws. The year’s estimates show total subsidies near 12.47 million yen, with increases over last year, prompting reform concerns about double subsidies and high national outlays.
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Ameeha Nippon Yusen Kai
Eam
County Ta le
Administrative Reform Committee
France
Fragmentary note on social roles and wealth
The text presents a garbled meditation on gender and class, contrasting wealth and poverty. It hints at ideas of women’s roles and social pretenses, but the meaning is unclear and incomplete.
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Russia
Shallenberger
Meke
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Louis Larsen
Opilon Avenue
Masterson's Parke Mat
Japan
Netuils
G. N. Brazeau
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Normal Academy
Wisconsin
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John Brennan
Main
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Call and Roe Us
M. Perry
Algoma St
Weber
Amaleus Wiest
A.M. Schram
Art Furniture House
Reim’s Shoe Hospital
Goodyear
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Grundy & Doaign
Blore
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Lichtenberger
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Whitelys
Stora Golf
Fey Justice
Frank Steeps
Malin Street
Spikes © McDonald
Julius
Fulton Street
GEO
Seventh Street
R. B. Anger & Co
Mallery & Arhelger Undertakers
Mallery
Kea
Arhelger
Palace Dye Works
Arenei Dry Cleaning and
Gare Fy. Himmler
the Super Furniture Co
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