Chanler Chosen to Head State Ticket at Democratic Convention
Lieutenant Governor nominee Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler leads the Democratic ticket after acclamation at the New York state convention. John A. Dix is named for lieutenant governor, with Whalen, Hauser, and Palmer also nominated by acclamation. McCurren-Murphy tensions ease as credentials report no contests.
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Associated Press
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Dutchess County
John A. Dix
Washington County
John S. Whalen
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Julius Hauser
George M. Palmer
Schoharie County
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Francis Burton Harrison
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Guverner Jennings
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Willam J. Bryan
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Flatiron Start Sparks Bad Fire in Hinsdale
A fire started by an electric iron left atop linen piles in Hinsdale destroyed the home of John C. Fetzer, a Central Life Securities receiver and capitalist. Fetzer and his family were awakened and fled. The loss is estimated at 50,000 dollars.
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Chicago
John C. Fetzer
Hinsdale
Fetzer
Central Life Securities Company
Aames
Corea's Act Resignation Surprises U S Officials
The resignation of Nicaragua's Minister Corea startled State Department officials. He told Acting Secretary Aden he would take a leave of absence and expect to return to Washington around December 1, sailing back to Nicaragua.
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Washington, D. C
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Nicaragua
State Department
Aden
Washington
Liverpool York Geo service resumes after withdrawal
Liverpor line announces resumption of its Liverpool to York cargo service halted by trade downturn and illness concerns. Company cites improved demand and operational stability as the rationale for restarting regular freight movements.
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Ystar Fire
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Train stopping device to replace telegraphers studied
Washington Sept 6 The block signal and train control board of the Interstate Commerce Commission investigates a new train stopping device said to largely remove telegraph operators from railway movement. Installed on eighteen miles of Santa Fe in southern California the system lets dispatchers direct engineers to stop or go with direct in-cab signaling and intellicate communication.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Block Signal
Tafts Western Trip With Taft Schedule Revealed
Senator Dixon and National Chairman Hitchcock outline Tafts Western speaking tour from September 23 to October 7. Taft will travel through Missouri to Denver with stops in Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Colorado Kansas Missouri and possibly others. One major speech is planned in each state. Taft's Chicago appearance closes the tour. Senator Dick departs Akron for Columbus then Cincinnati to meet Taft and Foraker in a social visit.
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Edward Jollies the Sultan Announcement in Constantinople
Telegram from Constantinople reports King Edward sending a congratulatory message to Sultan on accession anniversary. The dispatch, oddly framed, notes hopes for a peaceful prosperous future under the emperor’s guidance and reveres posterity’s regard.
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Drug Made Him Insane in Bellefourche Case
In Bellefourche eight day, the city coroner Dr H M Champney shot at Mrs Falon after a self administered drug injection caused temporary madness. The bullet hit her arm. the doctor was seized and disarmed. No prosecution will follow.
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Bellefourche
H. M.champney
Loci Hospital
DIES A FEARFUL DEATH IN CALIFORNIA YACHTS RUSTLED2
Alva C. Ward of Alameda California aged twenty two a well known yachtsman was electrocuted last night while attempting to move from a fallen live wire blown down by the wind He writhed for twenty minutes as bystanders tried to cut power Ward a nephew of Sir Edward Packenham and a grandson of the British commander defeated by General Andrew Jackson at New Orleans
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Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Directors Grant Authority for Illinois Central Electrification
J T Harahan president of the Singls Central railway said at a New York board meeting that full investigation into electrifying the Illinois Central terminals in Chicago was authorized. The Sept 11 announcement confirms the board’s decision to study the project.
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J. T. Harahan
Singls Central Railway
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New York
Vanguard Is at Naples In Round the World Voyage
Naples Italy Sept 16 The American battleship Maine and Alabama the vanguard of the American fleet on its world voyage arrived to dig and exchanged salutes with the arsenal.
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Italy
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Alabama
Methodist Assembly Opens at Neenah With Officers Elected
Eastern Wisconsin Methodist conference opens with 260 ministers present. Officers elected include Secretary T. W. North Evanville Assistant M. L. Evans Water town CL. M Starkweather Lake Geneva and others. Bishop Neely speaks on presiding elders and church designations as sessions continue with memorials and sermons.
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Moran Gets a Match for September 30 Fight
In San Francisco on September 16 English featherweight Owen Moran agreed to a twenty round bout with Eddie Hanson set for September 30 Moran will take the place of Ferdie Welsh in the match arranged for the night.
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Ferddle Welsh
Frank F. Alden Dies Designer at Carncele Institute
Frank F. Alden of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania designer of the Carncele Institute died today in Edgartown Massachusetts aged forty nine. The notice notes his work with the Carncele Institute and marks his death as reported on September 1.
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Bryan Warns on Campaign Trail Across New York
William J. Bryan toured Rochester and Kingston delivering speeches on Sept 16, criticizing Theodore Roosevelt and the Republican platform. He argued for Democratic reform while denouncing party leaders and warning about financial dangers, urging voters to support the Democratic ticket.
Birthday Toast for Great Northern Leader at St Paul Event
Hinngia irae Minn Sept 16 Juine Hii chairman of ac Veared og tors of the Great North campy celebrates birthday. He received many telegrams from former colleagues and industry friends. This afternoon he greeted old Great Northern employees and hosted a dinner later in the day at the club rooms.
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Blackmailers Seek to Kill Real Estate Dealer in Fire Plot
In New York on September 16, blackmailers demanded 22,000 from Sant d Reilu, a well to do real estate dealer. For the fourth time in a month they tried to kill him and his family by setting fires at his home, including wiring doors to trap occupants. Firemen were summoned as the blaze raged and investigators searched for a motive and culprits.
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Boy Fatally Injured By Freight Train Near Milwaukee Plant
A Wisconsin special from Racine reports sixteen year old Frank Kurausk, resident of Sixth and Burnham streets Milwaukee, was struck by a Chicago and Northwestern freight train near the Hartman Trunk company plant. He was severely crushed and died after being taken to St. Marys hospital.
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London men die by asphyxiation in Sask. well
Two residents of London Ontario William Fegan and John Richardson were found dead after asphyxiation while digging a well twelve miles south of Regina Saskatchewan. They were thirty to forty feet underground when dynamite was used to blast rock. The blast caused a blast echo and they did not survive to be brought to the surface.
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William Fegan
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Regina
Forest Fires Rage Across Northern Michigan and Minnesota
Inland regions burn as fires threaten Port Frances and Port William areas. Reports say winds feed spreading flames through forests near Fort F and copper country towns like Houghton and Keweenaw. Lumber yards and mills brace for impact as crews fight relentless blazes and residents prepare evacuations. Extensive smoke hampers navigation on Portage Lake and fuels anxiety in Calumet, Menominee, and Tamarack regions.
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Paris Prepares Sanitary Defense Against Amatlc Cholera
French sanitary officials announce a comprehensive plan to defend Paris against cholera arriving from Russia. The plan is ready for instant application, though authorities do not yet believe the Amatlc cholera has reached the city.
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Russia
Cooperation Plan to Aid Banks by Currency Office
Washington 16—By Associated Press. The plan calls for close cooperation between the office of the Comptroller of the Currency, bank examiners, and clearing house associations to strengthen banking oversight and streamline financial operations across the system.
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Washington, D. C
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Manson Seeks Reelection At Democratic State Meet
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee Wis reports Chairman Manson of the Democratic state committee seeks reelection after the delegation agrees on a unified stance for the Denver convention. The meeting will appoint the male delegates and finalize the party platform ahead of the upcoming primary.
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Comptroller Plans Urban Bank Examiners' Liaison Network
The comptroller proposes a nationwide group of bank examiners stationed in large cities to coordinate loan terminations and gather information. The move follows a broader effort to clear information through clearinghouses and to consult with Washington officials. Authorities hope the arrangement will aid in determining which papers from a local exhibit are valid.
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Neal
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Tried by Court Martial Proceedings From Domestic Press
A garbled court martial story outlines preliminary procedures and counsel arguments. The piece hints at a disciplinary inquiry involving a company and a departed figure, with publication details obscured by OCR errors. The exact names and dates are unreadable, but the focus remains on judicial process and military review.
Echo of Dreyfus Case Remains in Focus
Fragmentary notes describe the Dreyfus affair and a judge’s rebuke to an accuser. The text references charges, national tension, and calls for duty to the country as controversy brews.
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Tiesupre
New Russian Loan Reported Askee Franch Bond Plan
The Sept 6 11 period in Parla is cited as near completion for financing a new Passlin Joan project on the trench ministry. Officials say the solution will involve 89 million francs plus 140 million of five percent treasury notes maturing in spring.
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Noted Salvationist Arrives With West North World Tour
A Salvation Army figure arrived yesterday in the west and north with plans tied to Chicago meetings and Japanese connections. Col. Charles Miles and George French met the new commissioner after traveling from Chicago.
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Placido Caster Fatally Attacked After Political Conflict
A telegram from Manios, Brazil, reports Placido Caster, noted for opposing Bolivian encroachments in Acre in 1801, was killed by enemies in a felonious assault linked to his political activities. Details remain scarce as authorities investigate the case.
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Airship Mishap Halts Parval Ship During Berlin Race
Berlin reports the airship Parseval buckled in gusts while racing the Grossbotton toward Dobritz near Emperor William’s visit. A broken rod tore the envelope, forcing a controlled descent with the craft and crew largely uninjured while the other balloon curbed losses and returned to base.
Freight rate convention urged to aid rail cooperation
City officials report a June convention endorsing public discussion of railroad freight costs. The assembled group supports presenting the railroad side to the public to secure cooperation and promote prosperity citywide, arguing the measure helps prevent downturns and protect local interests.
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May Solve Austin Mystery in Omaha Neb News
Associated Press reports County Attorney Magish uncovers six key witnesses in the Dr. Fustin shooting mystery. police and investigators focus on the Austin home area, Chatman hotel, Excerpt Springs where suspect Charles E. B. Davis fled after the death and suicide attempt. No revolver found yet as crowds gather and weather forecasts accompany the late bulletin.
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