Rate Notes Inese Affairs and Pekin Negotiations
The session lasted just over an hour with no disagreement on the course to pursue. Secretaries Long Griggs and Hitchcock attended as communications will be released tomorrow. A new literal Russian note translation on Pekin troop withdrawal aligns with the AP dispatch from St Petersburg. A cable from Pekin dated September 17 reports Special Commissioner Kackhill’s arrival. The State Department will announce its reply to China’s request for Conger to lead peace talks tomorrow. The replies will be sent to Germany and Russia this afternoon.
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Roosevelt Visits Salt Lake City Amid Cheers and Rough Riders
Governor Roosevelt arrives in Salt Lake City at 10 30 a m amid cheering crowds and a Rough Riders escort. Wyoming Governor Richards and U S Senator Warren join, with Shoup and Carter from Montana and Maine. A big Salt Lake Theater rally is planned for tonight after morning rides and club meetings with political figures.
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Four Negroes Lynched in Pontehatoula Louisiana
Four negroes were lynched late last night at Pontchatoula Louisiana after being taken from jail. The town on the Illinois Central railroad reports a rise in negro burglaries and the four men were under arrest on robbery charges.
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Ilinois Central
First Train Then Crosses New Galveston Bridge
Martial law ended as the first railroad train reached Galveston at 8 15 a m over a temporary bridge running 1 9 miles long The milestone marked a remarkable engineering achievement with regular service on the new structure People arriving outweighed departures as martial law ended at noon today
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Texas
Reading Company Refoves Coal Orders Amid Crisis
The Reading Company announced in Philadelphia on September 11 that due to a stoppage of five more coal car shipments, it will return unfilled coal orders. The company will not sell further coal in the crisis unless delivery is guaranteed.
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Census figures show Dubuque population rise
Washington dispatch reports Dubuque Iowa has 48,297 residents as of the latest census, up from 20,917, an increase of 27,380 persons or about 19.7 percent. The notice notes the overall population growth and references the national census data.
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Coal Operators Stand Firm Against Strikers
Wilkes-Barre Pa Sept 24 Coal operators vow to yield to none amid a winter demand. Full production continues at Cameron and Hickory Lidge and Wil Anstown mines of the Pennsylvania Railway company. Lehigh collieries in Muhuagy region also work full handed. Large numbers of miners are leaving for the west and bituminous regions, as the exodus grows with 700 men already departed and more expected. The operators insist on avoiding recognition of the miners union to protect anthracite interests.
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German Ching proposal sparks loud talks in Berlin
Reports from Berlin and Paris describe Germany’s push for a joint Ching settlement amid talks with Austria and France. Dispatches note East Asia unrest near Canton and French involvement, with Swiss-style diplomacy and military movements in China.
Municipal League Convention closes with papers on politics
The National Municipal League held final sessions in Milwaukee on Sept 23. Charles J. Bonapart e of Baltimore opened with The Essential Element in Good City Government. George E. Hooker of Hull House read Speak Transportation and Its Relation to Welfare. A panel on The Danger of the Commercial Spirit in Politics featured Coler of Greater New York whose paper was read by the secretary. Baker of New York spoke on Municipal Accounting. the meeting concluded with discussions by Ca hoon and Henderson. The remarks urged an awakened public to crush commercialism in politics.
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Wis
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Chiwine
George Clarkes
Hivago Street Railway Commission
Ly. Mila R. Martble
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New York
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Syracuse
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Hanna hints at western campaign circuit
United States Senator Hanna, head of the Republican national committee, contemplates an extensive western tour including Nebraska and South Dakota. He plans to decide on campaign plans after returning from the east tonight. Hanna aims to follow Pettigrew in speeches and reply to Bryan in Bryan's state, with meetings surrounding Canton Cleveland and New York.
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South Dakota
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McKinley
Canton
Cleveland
New York
Connecticut Democratic nominating convention in Hartford
The Connecticut Democratic state convention met in Hartford with about 610 delegates. Samuel L. Bronnan of New Haven and Cyrus G. Leckeith of New London were nominated by acclamation for governor and lieutenant governor. The platform denounced minority rule in electing state officers and condemned Republican trust influence and anti-populist practices. The Bryan and Stevenson nomination was endorsed and the Kan sas City platform ratified.
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Conn
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New Hoeven
Cyrus G. Leckeith
New London
General Assembly
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Stevenson
Kansas City
Republican Party
Prohibition rally drew crowds in Jewell Junction Iowa
Prohibition special reached town and left after one pm with an all day rally in progress. National candidates drew a huge meeting in the court yard amid receptive crowds. Speakers Jewell Junction, Volney Be Cushing of Maine, Henry J. Metcalf, and John J. Woolley addressed the gathering before a day of continued events ending in the evening.
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Wisconsin Congregation Convention Accepts Milwaukie Meeting
The Wisconsin Congregation convention accepted Rev Judson Titsworth's invitation to meet at Milwaukee in Plymouth Church next year on the first Tuesday in October.
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Associated Presa
Green Tas
Wis
Judson Titsworth
Milwaukee
Plymouth
Ostoeber
Judge Powers' Statement on Senate Appointment Hearing
In Salt Lake City on September 21, Judge Powers signed a statement denying his appearance by acting counsel as chief checker to the United States Senate. The note, though garbled, indicates the judge's position regarding his appointment and the related confirmation process.
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Powers
Oul
Ceoyorne Cbecker
United States
Sonato
Daring Burglars At Fort Dodge Iowa
Masked men at Fort Dodge Iowa forced the night agent Tay Tomlinson to open the safe aboard the M and St. L passenger train last night. They looted about 24 pounds and valuable pipes, plus the agent's gold watch, then locked Tamlingen in a box car and escaped. Authorities suspect the same gang planned a Clarence bank robbery.
Cotton spinners debate stoppage to support American cotton
In Manchester on September second, spinners agreed to urge trade members using American cotton to halt milling for the first twelve working days of October, as a coordinated action to back cotton supply. The decision was reached at a local meeting of the cotton spinners.
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Lyat
Aged couple murdered in Foxborn estate
Davie Lewis Shepard and his wife were found dead at their estate in Foxborn Massachusetts on September 21. Authorities report threats prior to the crime and their son William F Shepard is missing amid indications of insanity.
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Riots and Strikes Sweep Shenandoah Area Collieries
Turbulent coal region unrest spreads across Shenandoah and Schuylkill counties as 5,000-plus immigrant workers from Lithuania Poland and Hungary march to shut down operations. Guards deter crowds at several mines while a watchman is shot and several trolley cars are held up.
Death toll and community events in Menasha report
Word came yesterday of the death of Wintna Paul seventeen, son of Mr and Mrs Alex Paul formerly of Menasha now at West Street, died of scarlet fever. Surviving are two younger brothers, and relatives attend funeral in Wabash. Germania Opera House hosts a Manasha amateur operetta program tonight with a large audience anticipated. George Monaghan arrested in Chicago on fraud charge and sentenced to ninety days in jail. The stath and child of Michael Smalinsky died of pneumonia yesterday. details incomplete.
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FIVE TRAMPS KILLED IN CINCINNATI FREIGHT WRECK
Cincinnati dispatch reports five tramps killed and four injured in a freight wreck on the Queen & Crescent line near Sacheville, Kentucky. The crash disrupted service as crews fought to reach the wreckage and tend the wounded amid a tense aftermath.
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Floods Hit Texas As Trinity River Rises
Trinity River rose over its banks during a twelve hour rain, flooding Fort Worth area communities. Hundreds of families were driven from their homes as a relief corps formed to aid those affected.
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Condition of Col Harshaw in Milwaukee Transcript
Special to The Northwestern reports in Milwaukee Wisconsin on September 21 that Col Harshaw is very comfortable and in good spirits after recent events despite terse, unclear notes.
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Corbett Coming Back to America on First Steamer
News from London reports James J Corbett set to return to New York aboard the first steamer as part of a reconciling effort. Foretelling a fair weather period, the forecast mentions westerly to variable winds and partly cloudy skies as arrangements are settled for his homecoming.
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