Indian bankers meet at state convention address by Beveridge
The seventh annual convention of Indian bankers in South Bend Indiana featured remarks by Senator Beveridge who urged moderation in financial legislation and emphasized the importance of stable credit. He warned against radical changes and said eastern and western bankers should cooperate to ease regional stringency. Congress and bankers should maintain confidence to sustain national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
South Berd
Inn
United States
Beeridge
Beverjudge
Oyster Bay
Congress
New York
Charles N. Fowler
New Jersey
SHAW
R. Saratosa
State Bankers
Leo Schlesingar
Banks Consider Funds and Secretary Shaw Debates
A fragment shows a convention proposal to tender its banks to Secretary Shaw, requesting his oversight of revenues totaling 40,090,000 dollars. Action awaits regular order.
Wall Collapse Kills One Injury to Eight in Nashville Fire
A wall collapse in Nashville Tenn on September 10 killed Dr William S Smith and injured eight others including Assistant Chief Jogeni Weaver Captain Robert Burke and George Ferris. The blaze began at Coleman Tamytki Co wholesale grocery and spread to adjacent buildings housing S5road Street Store Tinware and Dr W H Smith & Brother. Firemen had returned to stations when the walls fell trapping victims and sparking further danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Nashville
Tenn
William 5. Smith
Jogeni Weaver
Robert Burke
George Ferris
Samuel McHenry
Wharton
Charles Meréons
Stiin Deriik
Dr. Smith
Mr. Wharton
Smith & Brother
Smith
Coleman Tamytki Co
Dr. W. H. Smith & Brother
Plague fears in Marseilles after city outbreak
Fire destroyed several outskirts buildings linked to suspected bubonic plague cases in Marseilles. Eight suspicious cases, two deaths, arose from cargo of rags from Constantinople. Four women and one man died. eighteen suspects, including four infants, are under surveillance as authorities isolate the involved vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Marseilles
Tvo
Constantinople
Risid
Hanna Will Speak At McKinley Monument Dedication
Senator Hanna denied reports he would skip the Toledo dedication next Monday fearing emotion would hinder him. He said he plans to speak as scheduled despite still regaining his strength. Prominent Republicans from across the state visit his Cleveland office as he remains away from full health.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Hanna
McHinley
Toledo
Results at Exmoor Women’s Golf Championship Round Two
The second round of the women’s golf championship at Exmoor Country Club began today. Matches included Miss Congdon defeating Ainsleg 2 up with one to play and Miss Higgins beating Miss Carpenter 2 up with two to play. Miss XY defeated Miss Eberett 1 up. Miss Brower won over Miss Best 1 up after twenty holes.
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Associated Frees
Exmoor Country Club Links
Miss Congdon
Ainsleg
Miss Higgins
Miss Carpenter
Miss Xy
Miss Eberett
Miss
Miss Brower
American offer for Dorset pottery clay mines reported
The Westminster Gazette reports an American interest offering over 40,000 pounds for the Dorsetshire pottery clay mines. The owners refuse to sell.
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London
Westminster Gazette
Dorsetshire
Europe Standings Tepid on Balkan Edge War Threat
Europe stands on the precipice as Balkan tensions rise and Turkey faces pressure from Austro Russia and Britain. Berlin reports the Moltke with 400 on board awaiting orders as diplomacy seeks to avert fighting while Beirut tensions and possible naval moves loom in Salonica and beyond.
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Berlin
Tageblatt Sara
Moltke
Lisbon
Hirasus
Greece
Beirut
Seeking Carter's Plunder and Hidden Money Reported
Stamford Connecticut September 10 reports say four youths near Woodside Park are linked to a rumored heist seeking to recover a large sum of money allegedly secreted after Captain Carter’s imprisonment at Fort Leavenworth and the voyage of Captain Greene and John F Guynor to Canada.
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Iese
Stamford
Cons
Woodside Park
Captain Carter
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Canada
Captain Greene
John F. Guynor
Paine In Custody After Delirious Breaks at Jail
W M Paine of Paine Co Appleton charged with mania after inebriety treatment. He leaped from a window at county jail twice, was escorted by a milkman to the police, and later moved to St Luke’s hospital. His wife notified. doctors seek to commit him to an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Journal
Racine
W. M. Paine
of Paine & Co
Appleton
County
Jair
St. Luke's Hospital
Paine
Anpleton
Oshkosh- Ashland
Neenah
Oshkosh Wins 23rd Wisconsin Funeral Directors Convention
Oshkosh will host the twenty third annual convention of the Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association of Wisconsin on September 3 and 14. George M. Deutsch of Ripon Dam was elected president with Sareen DeTe Troy the Gret vice presidency. L Truoceiel of Milwaukee was elected secretary, Peacock of Milwaukee treasurer, George White of Gakfeld first vice president, and Wy Saecker of Appleton second vice president.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wit
Oshkosh
Funeral Directors and Emhabert Asesolation
Wisconsin
Nets
George M. Deutsch
Reaver Dam
Advanasi
Mouinal Sareen DeTetroy
Gret
L. Truoceiel
Cycling to Be a Feature at the World's Fall Event
The article notes cycling will play a major role at the World’s fair events in St Louis Missouri. International exhibitors plan significant displays of foreign cycles and motor driven vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Douis
department of pay+ skld cniinre
Dai
Comprehensive Alaska fisheries survey voyage ends at Seattle
The United States Commission steamship Alba traversed Alaskan waters on a two month cruise led by Lt. David Starr Jordan. The voyage produced the most comprehensive northern fisheries report to date, assembled by the commission and Bowarn.
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Mry
Explosion wrecks Berne editor’s home. minor injuries reported
The home of Fred Robers, editor of The Berne Witness, was nearly destroyed by dynamite early this morning. The family escaped with slight injuries. The incident follows Hoher's newspaper leading opposition to pictured salling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berne
Ind
Fred Robers
Berne Witness
Salaang
Would Form New Republic On Isthmus Of Panama
Reports from New York on September 10 say Panamanian and Colon interests consider a plan to back a revolution to establish an independent government in Panama. The motive cites failure of the canal treaty with Bogota and hopes to negotiate a direct treaty with the United States.
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Associzied
York
Panama
Colon
Bogota
United States
Many matches at Seagirt conclude national trophy events
At Seagirt range the national trophy program featured multiple team and individual contests. Competitors from national guard, naval reserve, army, and marine corps fired at 70 and 0, 2 and 50, and 74 yards, with prizes including medals and cash for top teams and individuals.
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Associated Preas
Seagirt
SN. J
Sepi W
Dar
Seagirt Range
National Guard
Naval Reserve
United States Army
Marine Corps
Army
National Board
Rifle Club Championshire
United States
Temahais
Navy
Mmted
Comprisca Welay
Companyl
Redient
District of Columbia
New York
New Jersey
RiZi
United States Marine Corps
AL Gite
New Dorser
Mil Navy
Columbia
Bebo
Pyeetblevents
Manhattan Rifle and Revolver Assoriation
New York City
Corpse Her Cargo. Cy Associate Prem New Term
Fragmented OCR reads of a Peru Philippines era note describe a woman bearing the bodies of 2,000. The text is garbled with place names and dates, mentioning new term and Marlin in unclear context.
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Prem
Philippines
Herve Buurty Marlin
Man Kills Father in Law Then Flees Into Woods
William A Hoffman shot Dr William Brandt, his father in law, then fled toward the woods near Rock Lifts Missouri after expressing plans to kill two more people and himself. A large posse, led by Sheriff Thomas Ruch, pursues him armed with shotgun and revolvers as residents fear for their lives.
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Associated Proes
St. Louia
Waterloo
Willam A. Hoffman
Faryt
Macystown
William Brands
Mary
Brandt
Hoffman
Thomas Ruch
Vrandt
Herman Papes
Tom Ruch
Ruch
Hoffmen
Rocklifts
Monroe County
Lonstorf Secures Control of Minnesota Iron Claim
George Lonstorf of Milwaukee wins control of the 320 acre Section 30 mining claim in St. Louis County Minnesota after twenty years of litigation and $1000 in costs. He has bought out the other claimants led by Frank W. Eaton Leonidas Merritt and Richard Fagan. The Minnesota Iron Company and United States Steel faced opponents through the contest. Mining men estimate the district to be worth 14 million dollars once title is secured to the remaining forty acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
George Lonstort
St. Louie County
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Lonstorf
Frank W. Eaton
St. Paul
Leonidas Merritt
Richard Fagan
Substitutes for clerks urged by Union Postoffice clerks
Nashville Tenn September meeting of the Union National association of Postoffice clerks heard Representative George W Harris of the American Federation of Labor promote organization and federation affiliation. A resolution urged a salary of 600 per year for substitutes and thanks were extended to Postmaster General Payne.
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Associated Prez
Nashville
Tenn
Union National Association of Postoffice Clerks
George W. Harris
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Payne
British Report Urges Large Direct Tax Abolition
The West Indian commission report published abroad backs sweeping direct tax abolition. It proposes ending most direct taxes and removing export duties on sugar rum and molasses, aligning with forecasts from Berlin.
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Copenhagen
West Indian Commission
Berlin
President Roosevelt Answers Mail at Oyster Bar
President Roosevelt received no formal callers today at Oyster Bar in Los Angeles. He spent much time with Secretary Loeb handling executive business and attending to a greatly increased correspondence during the past year.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bar
L. A
Roosevelt
Loeb
Even Threatened, Witness Urged to Flee Lexington
A Lexington report says B. J. Even, a witness in the Jelt-White trial, received a letter from Jackson warning him to leave town as criminals in Jackson threaten his life. The warning comes amid a renewed threat in the area.
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Prem Lavierilie
Lexington
Say
B. J. Even
Jackson
Woman Dies After Court Dramas Larceny Charge
In Des Moines Iowa on September 18 Susan Virden collapsed and died while her son Fred Virden faced grand jury charges of larceny in Justice Dancean's court. The events followed reports the son met a barroom contact.
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Dew Moines
Towa
Fred
Susan Virden
New York Mayoral Contest Heats Up
New York politicians and the public anticipate the coming mayoral race. Mayor Low seeks reelection on the Fusion ticket, while ex-Alderman Randolph Guggenheimer appears likely as the Tammany opponent. The battle mirrors the prior contest with a new worry that the German American League may not support the current majority.
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New York
Low
Ltusion
Randolph Guggenheimer
Cunningham to Ride Oldfield Car at State Fair
Harry Cunningham, among Detroit accident survivors, will ride Barney Oldfield’s racing car in Friday’s speed race against Tom Cooper at the Wisconsin state fair. Races postponed due to poor track conditions, hot sun expected. trotting and pacing events scheduled for Thursday and Friday.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Harry Cunningham
Detroit
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
State Fair
Tom Cooper
State Fair Park
Shaffer cites private travels for missed press meeting
Pittsburgh, Sept 19. President T J Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers explains missing a hotel press meeting by saying he went to Poughkeepsie for a labor address but did not register and moved to a different hotel after learning the first was on the unfair list. He adds that his whereabouts for two weeks are his private affair.
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Pitteburg
T. J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Nelson
Poughkeepsie
Jubilee for a Priest At Fifty Years Ordained
Father McGill marked his semi centennial as a priest with a Sept 10 ceremony in Philadelphia. He was ordained in St Louis Cathedral in 1835 and was joined by a large clergy group including Archbishops Falconio Ryan Farley and several bishops from St Joseph Pittsburg Altoona Erie Albany Harrisburg and Trenton. The sermon was delivered by Rt Rev Thomas A Shaw C M of St Louis.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Father McGill
St. Louis Cathedral
McGill
Falconio
Ryan
Harry
Manila
Farley
New York
Burke
St. Joseph
Phelan
Pittsburg
Garvey
Altoona
Fitzmaurice
Erie
Albany
Shanahan
Harrisburg
McFaule
Trenton
Thomas‘ A. Shaw C. M
St. Louis
Alderman Biersach Supports Gambling in Milwaukee
Milwaukee alderman Max Biersach declares in council records he favors allowing gambling houses in town as a necessary evil. The stance followed Alderman Fred Brannt moving to have the police enforce suspensions of city gambling ordinances. The issue was sent to the commissioners and judiciary and police for a report at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Max Biersach
Common Council
Fred Brantt
Commissionerss
Lady Bountiful Dead in Brooklyn Home
Police discover the body of Mrs. Marcard May in an upper room of a gloomy Pean Street house Brooklyn with a fox terrier at her feet. She and her late husband had aided the poor, and she continued charitable distributions after his death.
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BF Associated Pree
New York
Pean Street
Brooklin
Marcard May
Tragedy in Mexico as man shoots girl then kills self
Willem Berneld of Kane Wisconsin shot and killed Russ Kennett a sixteen year old sweetheart before killing himself in Mexico Missouri. Investigators say jealousy over the girl seen with Alfred Lehnen at a circus prompted the double tragedy.
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Mexico
Willem Berneld
Kane
Russ Kennett
Swellheart
Hiself
Alfred Lehnen
Condition Of Corn Report From Washington
The Associated Press reports national crop conditions with September figures showing corn at 9.1 percent, winter wheat at 76.7 percent, and related notes on oats and other grains. The bulletin cites comparisons to earlier dates and indicates ongoing assessments by agricultural authorities.
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Etany
Associated Preen
Washington, D. C
Greatest amateur athletes assemble for Milwaukee meet
Athletes from Canada and the United States gather in Milwaukee for a two day national amateur meet under the National Amateur Athletic Union. Junior events open the program with seniors to follow, amid light rain and soft tracks. Favorites from Montreal Greater New York and Milwaukee vie in sprint and distance events, with protests and referee decisions shaping the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Ailwaukee
Wis
Canada
West
Milwaukee
National Amateur Athlete Union
Liginger
Molson
Montreal
Robertson
Greater New York Irish Athletic Association
Stevenson
Milwaukee Athlets Club
Ra Hillman
New York Athletic
Pertit
First Regiment Athletic Association
Chicago
Cahill
University of Chicago
Bacon
Greater
New York
Trish Athletic Association
McEachron
Milaukee Athletic Club
Poage
Helmholz
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Bailey
Central
M.C
Webster, Martini and Maddock
Speik
Pi TF
Martin
First Regiment
Bentner
Ellsworth
Sullivan
Galley
Central FM. C. A
Wangierski
Girl Detective Helps Nab Clare Burglary Suspect
In St Joseph Michigan on September 10 George Church of Clare is jailed in Fairfield county for stealing dry goods and clocking from the Davy Co dry goods store. Detective Miss Jennie Sensenith assisted by tracing stolen items to his home during his absence. Church, a foreman at a local printing office, had moved to Clare about four months ago and awaits trial in jail after failure to post bond.
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St. Joseph
Mich
George
Clare
Bee
Davy & Wo
Church Jesusett
Davy & Co
Church
Jennit Sexsenith
Gore
Iairistm
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Ginlon
Turekey
Bulgaria
Turkey
Bulgara
Porte
Russia
Austria
Wali
Mir
Leish- Diana
Salonica
Diezet
Vienna
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Washington
Hington
D. C
Chekib Ber
State Department
Adee
Leishman
Cotter
Chekib Bey
Carter
Vxnitier
Lecking
Dynamite
CPT Family
New Republic
Isthmiad Canal
Boxota
Toder
Kilpatrick
Ew Terk
Illisvis Farm
Cathe
Hheeldrace
Shevie Lee
Weet Indian Comtaions Ie
Samamere Hill
Fatty
Ganeenheimer
Fustoutst
Cunningham
Wicteid
Milwaukee Fair
Shaffer
Iron Workers
Krefanes
Dinapperre
Membecee
Millwraukee Council
Hearne
Lady Bountiful
Scrabb Eid
Felbam
Girl
Ceres
Amemiqan
Teuks Gainene
Cheam
Tomay
Devamibe Ts
National Amanewe Athletic Union
Neigble Parsticipants
Deg Geeds
Neal le Lee
Efi Mertty Seurkerty
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