New York Life Insurer Buckner as Agent Payments
A cable daily report from Andrew Hamilton in Aman notes Buckner of New York Life Company testified on agent commissions and retails tied to the X System of Botuses Paid to Arent. The testimony covers total payments, commissions, and a fund for members. details include percentages and constraints on first year premiums.
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Guiry
Anneranece
Ls Rhesumed
Bueckner
New York Life Company & Vwaitera
Imtercetinis
Ctien
Tessorld
Andrew Hamilton
Aman
Bey Ea Ea
Newis
Ren
Biarritz
Weath
France
Biss
New York
Mgr
Buckner
Anizél
SMG
Agena
Washes
Germany
Plate Engravers Protest Aliens in Employment
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor examined a protest from the American Society of Plate Engravers regarding the hiring of aliens in the United States. The dispute centers on immigration and employment practices affecting skilled trades.
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Associated Press
Washington, DD. C
Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Téany
American Society of Plate Engravers
United
Cooperation Proposed Between Plate Printers and Engravers
President Gumpers urged Roosevelt to review a petition from plate engravers. The council urged cooperation with engravers, conditional on mutual aid not involving factional aims. Telegraphed data showed the Colorado State Federation planned to negotiate with the national body, triggering strong debate among council members.
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Geological Survey
Roosevelt
Gumpers
Colorado State Federation of Later
Secisf
Vauscil Asi
Colorado
Robber Evades Pursuers Through Pub Back Door
Special report describes a robber fleeing down Efver Street pursued by two men who entered a pub and heavy scuffle occurred near the back door. The assailant allegedly brandished a weapon and escaped after a brief confrontation with patrons.
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Hule
Arene
Coren
Artere Cohen
Golf Players National Championship Ties and Results
The article reports on golf players including Alec Smith and rere G aiming for the sixty hole bout, with Targese Brown named as second alternate and a national championship context. It lists Andersen Blor Roberson and other players with limited readable details, noting a Garden area association and waiters referenced in a sports context.
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Corspans Targese Brown
Uenai
Simi i Nase
S. Ilefe Andersen
Blor Ot Roberson i Waiter
J. of Garden
Shaky OCR Note Signals Jumbled Northwester Item
A garbled OCR snippet mentions The Northwester 3.3 Special and a person named Leon. Fragmentary phrases reference contrition, names, pockets, and a county judge, but the text is largely unreadable and incoherent. No clear events or outcomes are identifiable.
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Ips
Leon
Wren
Attempted Wife Murder Charged in Diamond Bluff Case
AP report from Emsworth Wisconsin dated September 22 states John Hoke of Diamond Bluff is jailed on a charge of attempting to murder his wife with carbolic acid. The daughter filed the complaint. Hoke pleads innocence claiming no knowledge of his wife's poisoning.
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Associated Press
I Emsworth
Wis
Tohn Hoke
Diamond Blut
Hoke
Submarine Inventor Lake Plans Move Abroad
Simon Lake, inventor of a type of submarine coats, will leave the United States within weeks to establish a headquarters abroad for sale and manufacture of his boats. He will make Berlin his permanent home.
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United States
Simon Lake
Mr. Lake
Berlin
Bachange
Mystery, Dismembered Woman Found Near Harbor
Police pursue clues in the dismembered body found dumped near the Winthrop harbor pier. Medical examiners report autopsy suggests death from an operation, with remains showing removed parts. investigators search premises and question residents for ties to the case. A suspect description is being circulated, with officials noting the deceased may not have been a local resident.
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Tetad
Harris
Lam
Iginor
Shipper’s Grim Log On Rates And Transport Terms
A fragmented notice describes cattle shipment rates and reception terms, with references to Chicago and regional rail hubs. It mentions long-standing practices, the need for care and scalehouses, and the shipper’s efforts to continue business amid competition and legal discrimination concerns.
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Chicago
No Cholera in Berlin Despite Nine New Cases
The official public index reports nine new cholera cases yesterday across Prussia and Posen, bringing total to 23 cases and eighty deaths. New infections appeared in Rastenburg, Posen and East Prussia, with Randow also affected. officials say no cases tied to official sightings have occurred yet under strict supervision.
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Associated Press
Bulic
Teiwesa Neon
Noosa
Teisis
Rastenbure
Posen
Irg
Prassiz
Bucket Shop Raid Shocks Chicago as Seven Arrested
Detectives raided the brokerage offices of Thomas Davies & Un in Chicago. Seven men and women were arrested as authorities pursue charges the firm conducted bucketshop operations. Capt. W. Dewey swore out the arrest warrant alleging Davies illegally retained securities valued at about 83.0.
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Br Associated Fress
Chicago
Thomas Davies & UN
Tha Davies
W. ¥. Dewey
Gatesturg
Dewey
Davies
Hita
Woman Violin Maker Grace Barstow of San Francisco
Grace Barstow of San Francisco stands as the United States sole woman violin maker and likely the world’s. She not only crafts instruments of her own making but performs on them, experimenting with native redwood as a base.
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Grace Barstow
San Francisco
United States
Engagement Announced for Whacsagkee Couple
Special to The Norhwesters reports a Wisconsin couple from Waukesha and Milwaukee plan marriage and move to Los Angeles California. The announcement names West Clutterbuck and May Clera as the principals with an intended ceremony at Billwauchester.
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Milwaukee
West Clutterbuck
Muwausee
Paris Sees Interventions On Trade War Quietly Forged
Paris reports a French ministerial dispute over Venstuli with Taise amid possible joint intervention with Washington. Officials say mutual conciliation could ease talks on economic ties and easing tensions. Ambassador Jusserand signals reforms from Lorraine stance affecting U S relations.
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Paris
Telat Temps
Bectins
Contrevers
M. Taise
Venstuli
Ten Aeger
Aireaay
Calinets
Washington
Bexvs
M. Jusserand
United
Trade Is Satisfactory Across Markets in 19th Century Reports
Dun's Review notes continued confidence in commerce with strong future prospects. Fall trade remains large, especially in dry goods and clothing exports to the west and south. Labor in Pinsburg quiet while manufacturing improves. buyers attend Baltimore, Nash trade shows activity, Louisville sees orders but fair collections. Widespread gains in staples as payments stay prompt. Chicago and San Francisco report active trade and bank exchanges.
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Associated New York
Dun
de Nosebeck
Commerc’ Ness Ami
Pinsburs
Baltimore
Nashtrade
Louisville
Wanses City
Par
Chicago
St. Paul
Col
Promptore
San Francisco
Ghent Bank
Man Held Over Attempt to Hire Murder for Wife
In London on September S2 a Marlborough police court heard charges against Hugh Wait a former member of parliament accused of attempting to hire a man named Ness to assist in murdering his wife. Wait denied the charge and was remanded after another hearing.
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London
Marlborough Police
Hugh Wait
Rar
Hement
Marin
Ness
Autoists Injured in Cold Day Race Incident
A motorist collides on a race course after attempting a sharp turn at Lakey. Doctors were summoned as injuries were reported and observers discuss firearm safety and frontier shooters. The incident recalls earlier frontier-era gun myths and the dangers of improvised racing in winter conditions.
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New York
Lakey
New York Broker Indicted in Cotton Scandal
The New York broker S. Holmes faces indictment amid a federal cotton scandal. The probe targets graft in federal departments and transfer of business through the accused, with officials already charged. Holmes is alleged to have used information to defraud public funds and manipulate market data.
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New York
Onak
S. Holmes
York
Schools to Open Soon Despite Fever Increase
Reports indicate a slight rise in new fever cases in New Orleans amid commands to reopen schools. President Wilson plans to consult the School Board as yellow fever concerns loom from Havana cables, with health officials updating Havana and Cuba authorities.
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Associ
New Qgrierns
Wilson Wii
Scheol Board
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Hatasa
Washington, D. C
the Public Health 2Nd Marine ‘B Hospital
Elections of Officers Reported by Associated Press
The report lists officers and candidates including president Hardgastie and treasurer Beis with affiliated locations such as Philadelphia and San Francisco. Names appear in a garbled string with several likely misreads and incomplete titles.
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Associated Press
the Indies
Iniay
Aal Pres Hardgastie
Philadelphina
Stella Richards
Besien
Enunci
Adéle ML Wale Foot
Indianamsis Ison
Pat and
Carr
Dinta
San Francisco
Ain
Jo A. Menahan
Gertrud
Beis
Phitecée
Marine Terie
Mass
Veteran constable dead among ex congressmen in Richmond
Veteran constable dies in Richmond as reports list former congressmen and a former governor among the deceased or injured. The notice mentions a 2-F action and hints at health failures, with sparse details on the incident and individuals involved.
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Ars and
Richmond
Foermer
Charlie Wperml
Arrest at Escanaba details unclear in fragment
Fragmentary report indicates a person was arrested in Escanaba after being with someone on the evening of June 27. The last known status of the individual is uncertain as the source text is incomplete.
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Aukee
An Antiquary on the Origin of Hats
A discourse on hat origins notes decoration and protection as early roles. The speaker traces head coverings to Greek fillets and animal crests, cites celestial and ceremonial uses, and mentions Buddhist and Korean practices showing hats as rank signs.
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Kore
Normal High and Normal College Face Off In Exciting Football Clash
Spectators await a decisive contest as the Normal team relies on depth and experience while the High School squad shows developing teamwork. Tomorrow’s game at 2:00 p.m. will reveal the lineup for the first and second teams and test the schools’ football histories.
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Aloat
Ihe
Schoo
Gene
Ouiker
Municipal Court Proceedings Highlight Ambiguous Charges
In municipal court this month Charles amination faced preliminary charges of unclear nature. A proceeding noted an October 3 hearing with bound charges and a pending custody matter. Other individuals including Albert Reftxe and Carl Peterselia appear in scattered references to assault and battery, with vague outcomes and several names misspelled.
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Charies
Froasep
Albert
Carl Peterselia
Panisex Dach Beier
Frank
Gisorder
Eof i
Cesis
Potato Shortage Warns of Late Variety Scarcity
The article notes a shortage of potatoes with early varieties nearly exhausted and late varieties not yet in market. Prices for the best tubers are high now, with potential increases before winter. a crop would ease scarcity, not a rise in prices.
Quarry Strike Settled in Minnesota Quarry Workers Return
St Cloud Minn Sept 22 quarriers ended a two day strike after agreeing on a new wage scale of two dollars per day or eight hours. About 300 men quit work on a demand of 225 but reached a compromise. Workers will resume Monday.
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P Ress
St. Cloud
Minn
Quarrymien
Wisconsin Methodists Name Presiding Elder Candidates
Delegates settled on Rev. B. F. Sanford Rev. I. Farmer and Rev. W. P. Leek as preferred presiding elder candidates for bishop approval. Benjamin, Oshkosh, remains a candidate though potential workload concerns cited. Fond du Lac and Waukesha districts also named and debated presiding elder preferences amid widespread district activity.
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Wirusap
Wis
Sepe
B. F. Sanford
Ripon
I. Farmer
Sered
Advocate
de Benjamin
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Benjamin
Fond DU Lac
Fond du
Beath of a Child Died at Two Years Old
The youngest son of Mr and Mrs Nichola Mirkes of 2st Twelfth Street died shortly after nine this morning from convulsions. He was two years and eight months old. The funeral will be from St Vincent's church at 1 30 Sunday afternoon.
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Iaybert Mirkes
Nicholaa Mirkes
Twelfth Street
St. Vincent's Church
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