President Roosevelt Visits Spanish War Veterans in Detroit
In Detroit on September 22 President Roosevelt attends the third annual Spanish American War veterans reunion. A large crowd gathers amid elaborate armory decorations as Roosevelt is greeted with boisterous cheers and delivers remarks praising veterans, unity, and service. The event includes a parade review and a medal presentation to the president.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Roosevelt
Laxmaw
Bay City
Cadilac
Cadillac
Light Guard
Grell
Armory
Washington
Michigan
Ali
Quilet
Uretl
Willam C. Maybury
Lee
Grant
Appomatax
Tim
Maine
Michican
CIA
Porte Rico
Phillippines
Inlunds
Sve
Katapunan
Philiplnes
Tren
Mke
Trople
Pilippines
Vetterans
Cliva Barton
Urell
Misa Barton
Missa Horton
Dyer
Washington, D. C
Mayrbury
Biss
Teddy” Roosevelt
Lewis
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Yelock
Church Militant Army Formed in Protestant Episcopal Church
New York reports the incorporation of the Church Militant Army within the Protestant Episcopal Church of the New York diocese to aid churches missions and societies and to conduct evangelistic work modeled after England's Church Army. The piece notes a debt-free year for the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions with a balance of 1461 and outlines the upcoming Oberlin convention October 14 to 17 with plans for a martyr memorial stone honoring missionaries who died in China.
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Iby
New York
New York Diocese
Church, Militant Army
Church Army of England
United States
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Taissiens
Oberlin
China
Bard Likely to Resign Amid Health Deterioration
Senator Bard, recovering from typhoid pneumonia, faces possible resignation as doctors fear his return to Washington for the winter duties. A Tribune dispatch from San Francisco notes that he may be forced to step down, with California’s legislature meeting in over a month and a governor to appoint an interim senator.
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Associated Press
New York
Bard
Tribune
San Francisco
Washington
Conarers
Caliifornia
Car Jumps Track in Kent Injuring Dozen
An Akron Kent area streetcar on Water Street in Kent jumped the track early Friday and collided with a telephone pole. A dozen passengers were aboard with serious injuries to Jacob Reps and S. K. Fores of Akron, Lottie Relnhele of Stow with a broken arm, Arnie Herritt injured, and Haitian man and Meterman Miller also hurt.
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Prost
Akron
Kent
Ana Ravenna
Water Street
Jacob Repsteds
S. K. Fores
Lottie Relnhele
Armie Herritt
Krown
Meternan Miller
ALL QUIET AT GUAM
Mrs. S Eaton Schroeder wife of the governor of Guam arrives in San Francisco with her children on the transport en route to Washington D C General Schroeder stays behind at his post and is expected to be relieved soon amid rumors Captain Seward of the Supply may take over. All remains quiet on the islands.
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Asnodavid Freas
San Francisco
Cal
Eaton Schroeder
Emor
Guam
Selace
Washington, D. C
Gene Ror Schroeder
Poon
Seward
United States Steamship Supply
Trunk Evidence Ties Suspect to Pulitzer Murder Case
Police in Derby Conn pursue Bert Edwards as Hooper Young suspect after trunk contents tied to murder of Mrs. Annie Pulitzer in New York. Items from the Portland casualty era and a peppered scene suggest a staged flight. investigators cite bloodstains on clothing and weapons, with public searches expanding nationwide.
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Derby, Com
Tae Hee Gillette
Hooper Young
New York
Anenie Pulitzer
Capriv Titus
Sid
Younx
Bert Edwards
Ridgefield
William Hooper Young
Mia
Anna Pulitzer
Young
Salomon
Fliat Street
Itoboken
Thapman
Garvan
Derby
Conn
Titus
Portland
Ora
Praying Brazilians Clash Over Battleship Sights
The Corm Da Manha accuses the U S battleship Towns of violating Brazilian waters near Rio de Janeiro by curving the bay and photographing ferries. The paper calls on the government to stop the ship’s prying as discussions with Brazil’s foreign affairs minister loom.
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Associates Press
New York
Corm da Manha
United States
Ilo Janeiro
Eracil
Worald
Rio Janeiro
Povernment
Towa
Tavian Deputx
Amazol
Alaskkan
Seattle
Wash
G. T. Emmons
Washington
Alaska
Canada
South Lenstemy
Murder in First Degree Verdict in Tronsen Case
A Rye Aengle sted Press report says a jury found Thomas Papirclory and Theodore Smith guilty of murder in the first degree in the Lewis case. They await sentencing once the governor issues death warrants.
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Rye Aengelsted Press
Tronsen
Fla
Bren
Steen
Thomas Paipclory
Theodore Smith
L. B. Lewis
Snon
Ghasi
Cattle in Willow Hinde herd Struck by Hydrophobia
A veterinarian was summoned to Appleton on Sunday after 8 cattle in Willow Hinde’s herd showed sudden illness. Two animals died, four more appeared affected, and symptoms included frantic running and bellowing. The origin of the disease remains unknown. Advanced examination by State Veterinarian Roberts is expected within days.
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Ne Oulagami
Appleton
Mick
Willow Hindebeck
Onry
Doga
Huelab
Vereinaran Roberts
Te Kappa Kappa Garni
Dui
Lawrence Univers
Navy cables report troop movement and freight security
Washington dispatch from September 22 states Commander McLean of the cruiser Cinetr reports 1000 Colombian troops from Py Colon training under American naval guard. Arms and ammunition moved in a separate train guarded by naval forces, ensuring safe transport alongside other freight.
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Washington, D.C
Navy Department
Cocumarider McLean
Cinetron
Washington
United Stat
Py Colon
McLean
No Rate Without Control in Ireland Debate
Fragmentary AP copy notes Irish politics and a proposed environmental measure stirring opposition. It mentions Premier Ba and public sentiment on rate control, with mentions of women’s roles and a high public tax debate.
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Ry Associated Press
Newark
Tribune
Rehosla
Fresh cholera cases rise in week in New York
The Times reports a surge in cholera cases in the week ending September 22 with 5,020 new infections and 1,447 deaths last week. Since the epidemic began, there have been 2,531 cases and several fatalities recorded.
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New York
Aiewandri
Landen
Princess Stephanie Reaffirms Distance From Queen Marie Henriette
Princess Stephanie arrives in Spa and Brussels amid public disappointment over a perceived rift with King Leopold. She declines a meeting with the king and prepares to join her husband in England, then travels to Calais as crowds cheer. Funeral rites precede Queen Marie Henriette's remains transfer.
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Helelum
Dier
Spat
Chisees
Cromer
England
Spa
Collins
Stephanie
Francis Joseph
Brussels
Thi City
Calais
Ake Henelytte
Six Cars Sink in River After Wisconsin Central Freight Crash
Six freight cars plunge into the river from the Wisconsin Central bridge after a northbound train backed onto an open draw. No lives lost though recovery and dismantling by diver and derricks lie ahead.
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Wisconsin Entral
Mint
J. M. Mann
West Polk Street
Algoma Street
Brankemon
Bexan
Minneapolis
Recital and Afterword Delight at Club Gathering
Whitcomb Riley presented the core remarks praising an artistic rendition. Mrs Kinater read a funny story and Mrs A Anidrewe delivered a light address. A lively program with jokes and a brief address entertained 160 men, followed by refreshments.
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Whitcomb Riley
Mra. D. Kinater
Mra A. Anidrewe
Mon
Th Wright
T. F
Brownell Fined for Saloon Violation
Harvey Brownell arraigned in Munecourt on a police ordinance violation for keeping his saloon open. He pled not guilty but was fined $10 and costs, with the judge deeming the conduct reasonably culpable.
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Munecourt
Harvey Brownell
Sunday Municipal Court Hears Drunken Disorderly Cases
In municipal court three young men Henry Winder Robert Johnson and John Binder were arrested Sunday night for drunkenness and disorderly conduct and pleaded not guilty with trial set for Friday. Others pleaded guilty paying fines while Henry Behnke was jailed eight days. Richard Schroeder was found guilty of malicious destruction of canned goods and sentenced to two months in county jail. Willie Smith was taken to Alexian Bros hospital for a skin disease.
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Henry Winder
Robert Johonson
John Binder
Fitzpatrick
Mulva
McCusker
Oregon Street
Willie Smith
Alexian Bros
Two Longtime Menasha Residents Die Within Days
Mrs. Georges Kaufman aged ninety five and a fifty five year resident of Menasha died at her daughter’s home on the Island. Funeral plans not set. Mrs Ann Thornton aged eighty three died of dropsy at her Wisconsin avenue home. Survived by two daughters and two sons. Funeral held today with Rev Garrett officiating at Brooks Cemetery.
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Neenth-Menasha
Wis
Georges Kaufman
Menasha
Afra
Withiam Stridde
Wisconsin Avenue
Thornton
Ednes Paine
Sarah Garnett
Oshkosh
Charles Olgarth
Elgin
Ore
Walter Olgarth
London
Long trolley trip sets record from Flint to Boston
Robert Harr Darrah completed one of the longest continuous trolley journeys on record, traveling from Flint Michigan to Boston with minor breaks in Ohio and New York. The trip covered SN miles and took four weeks, with aims to complete the entire route without material break within two years.
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Associated, Press
New York
Robert H. Darmh
Boston Dispatch
the Tribune
Flint
Mich
Boston
Ohio
Darragh
Tears Up Railroad Disconnects Turkish-Russian Move
Constantinople reports the rail end between Mirovitza and Vuchitra torn up by followers of Albanian chief Izxa Voljelinaz who vows to block the Russian consul from taking duty at the former plan. The act delays Turkish troops dispatched to guard the envoy. Boljesinaz is said to be surrounded near Mirovitza despite claims of surrounding troops.
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Preas
Constantinople
Mirovitza
Vuchitra
Izxa Voljelinaz
Boljesinaz
Mitroritza
Coal Strike Analysis Preserves Union Power Over Ownership
The piece argues the coal strike reveals a long, planned inter union campaign to gain power against owners. It claims the struggle strengthens labor unity, heightens public anger at management, and supports government regulation or ownership as a justified remedy amid prosperity and war. The analysis cites inter union tactics over spur-of-the-moment strikes.
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Inter Union
Wnion
Spooner in Howe State Speech Plans and Postmaster General Payne Visit
Sept 22 dispatch reports Senator Spooner returning to Wisconsin and planning several speeches though not yet certain of dates. Postmaster General Henry Payne, returning from vacation, expects to rejoin Roosevelt party on the western trip and praises the ocean voyage. Payne notes no issues at the Post Office, while Henderson’s decision not to run again in his district shocks colleagues and Oyster Bay associates.
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Spooner Inu
Republican State Central Committee
New York
Wisconsin
Payne
Milwaukee
Wia
Henry
Mia
Mr. Payne
Roosevelt
Washington
Post Office Department
Henderson
Oyster Bay
Alison
Deaths of Miss Ripley and Young Boy
Miss Jenne Ripley aged forty one died Sunday morning at home on Union Street after an asthmatic condition worsened. Survived by father George Ripley, funeral Tuesday at two with Rev. Edward H. Smith and pallbearers listed. Also noted is Lee Eriksen ten died Sunday morning of tubercular meningitis aged about ten residing on Vinland Road. Funeral Tuesday at two from residence with Danish Lutheran church pastor officiating. pallbearers named.
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Jenne Ripley
Union Street
Hery
Miss Ripley
Mire Ripley
George Ripley
Sylvanus Ripley
Edward H. Smith
Robert Cameron
C . Colby
C. D. Harner
Roger Crowell
George Ulrich
Dr. Norris
Lee Eriksen
Theodore Eriksen
Vinland
Str Nnamp
Danish Lutheran Church
Arthur Hansen
Adolph Kleinschmitt
John Bohison
Court Graf
Frank Krause
Robert Groff
Annie McGee Dies at 22 of Consumption in Main Street Home
Mrs Annie McGee dies Sunday morning at 4 30 at her mother Mrs Moan 259 Main Street aged 22 She leaves a husband and two children Funeral will be at 2 pm Tuesday from the First Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev S H Anderson officiating
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Annie McGee
Moan
Main Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
S. H. Anderson
Funeral of Miss Genevia Ryan in Oshkosh church
The funeral for the late Miss Genevia Ryan was held at St. Peter's Church at nine o'clock with Rev. James Brady officiating. A large attendance followed by interment in Riverside cemetery. numerous floral tributes from classmates, family, teachers, and friends marked the service.
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Genevia Ryan
St. Peter's Church
James Brady
Riverside Cemetery
Crescent
Oshkosh High School
C. Dowling
J. Dowling
Teal
McTartlin
K. Quinn
Dwyer
J. Mantasoma
Henry Dowling
Moses
Mwizh
Jeaquetn
Maddock
Crummey
J. McPartlin
M. Be Kenney
Mire
Alice McGee
Wiliam Meer
Fred Chamberlain
S. Kelly
Mixe Rose Niawan
Mias
Rainer Allen
A. Gibron
J. J. Rran Mina Katherine McPartlin
Mise
Jennis McPartlin
Miss Regina
Mies
Mary Fiss
Minnie
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