President Roosevelt Undergoes Surgery After Trolley Injury
The report details President Theodore Roosevelt’s recovery after a shinbone bruise from a Pittsfield trolley crash. Doctors opened an abscess, removed about two ounces of serum, and stressed a quiet ten day rest period. The operation proceeded safely with no systemic danger. he is to remain off his leg and rest.
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Indianapoli
Ind
Washington
Columbia Club
St. Vincent's Hospital
George HM. Oliver
Indianapolis
Preslmn
George A. Lang
George J. Cook
Henry Jameson
J. 3. Richardson
Prysiekan
Pittsfield
Mass
George Cartelpun
Hla Whl
Jones
Dem
Royres
Aedt
Secrestary
Vartelhou
Tiver
Bhen
United States
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Detroit
Frey
Bought a Railroad
The Columbus Sandusky and Howking Tollway was sold by Maxter Commissioner J. Robinson to Paul Th. Cravath of New York for 2720000 with a 50000 bond. Cravath is said to represent the Henry W. Putnam syndicate owning a minority of bonds. The line may be reorganized and Receiver Robinson will become president and general manager of the new company.
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Apsychitectrene
Columbuy
Columbuy, Sandusky and Howking Tilhway
Maxter Conmmiestoner J. Robinson
Nogu
Paul Th. Cravaty
New York
Cravath
Henry W. Putnin
Roosevelt Resting Amid Trip Still Slow Recovery
President Roosevelt spends the final day of his western journey in bed with a leg wound treated by doctors. He shows little pain and no new dressings are needed as officials plan to avoid daily bulletins. A carriage will transfer him from his car to temporary executive offices at Washington, and Mrs. Roosevelt with two children head to Washington from Oyster Bay.
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Altoona
Roosevelt
Lung
Richardson
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Lang
Washington
Jackson Street
Follette Returns Home From Chicago Trip
Governor La Follette and wife return to Madison after a three week absence, arriving from Chicago. The governor reports feeling well and looks well as they arrive home.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Chicago
Woman Kills Two In Domestic Tragedy
From Maspeth police to a Brooklyn hospital an ambulance rushed to the home of Joseph Alstrefski. The husband said his wife, drinking and abusing their daughter, stabbed him before fatally slashing her own throat, both dying on arrival.
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Associated I
New York
Maspeth
Brooklyn
Joseph Alstrefski
Edison Electric Light Company Powers Fail Across City
The Edison Electric Light Company cut power last night causing widespread darkness across Cincinnati and other users who rely on its dynamos. Telegraph and other wire systems lost current, forcing newspapers to type by hand as underground lines overheated and insulation burned, requiring new wiring.
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Associated Presa
Cincinnati
Edison Electric Light Company
Wiegraph
Edison Company
Oshkosh Company Loses in Tannery Case
Milwaukee dispatch says the jury in the suit of Satr bell and Cameron company versus Charles H. Wei se company found for the defendants. The misander atanding in the meard te 9 entrary concerns supply by Campbell & Camera in the Weisse tannery.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Sheterean
Saya
Satrbell & Cameron Company
Charles HH. Wei
Se Company
Irea
Canimet
Suis
Meard
Turk
Campbell & Camera
Weisse
Jay Cooke May Die From Brain Congestion at Summer Home
Reports say Jay Cooke and May Cooke suffer brain congestion at their summer home in Gi-Praitardstand. May be in critical condition after a second attack. physicians remain hopeful for recovery as of today.
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May Cooke
Gi- Praitardstand
Tolay
Milwaukee Chosen as Meeting Place by Veterans Group
Milwane kee was selected as the next meeting place of The Spanish American War Veterans association. The move announced today by the group aims to host members and ceremonies at the specified site in the Midwest region.
Fortune for Seat Brews Records on Stock Exchange
The article notes a new record high stock price at the exchange, with the highest price on record reported. Details are brief and reflect market optimism for the day.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Martial law sought as Luzerne strikes grip mining towns
Reports from Tamaqua to Wilkes Barre describe a night of rioting in Luzerne county with mobs attacking nonunion workers and damage to washery operations. Sheriff Jacobs requests troops after multiple shootouts and police injuries as governor Stone considers mobilizing the Ninth Regiment to restore order.
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Stone
Stewart
Jacobs
Walkesbarre
Nanticoke
Sirikera
Wanamie
Plymouth
No. 2
Luzerne
Wyoming
Covernor
Exeter
Burke
Harrisburg
Luzerne County
Adjutant Stewart
Sheriff Jacobs
Wilkesbarre
Gelag
Lurrene
Gerwic
Sherif Jacoba
Wilkesboree
Gerdie
Sherif
Necoumey
Whee
Wilkestmere
Amit
Lebanon
Mia
OM. Richarde
America Irenaml Stel Company
Dulice
Leleren
Ben
Calor’ Iron
American Iron Acd
Maine
Reading
Local Treasurer Hurt in Evening Shooting Incident
Word arrives from Lebanon that H. Mitichards treasurer of the American tron and steel company lies in serious condition after a shooting at last night's closing. Mitichards, a Heading native and Annapolis Naval Academy graduate, served in the navy and commanded no vessel in Cuban waters during the Spanish American War.
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H. Mitichards
American Tron and Steel Company
Mr. Stichards
Heading
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Navy
Cuban
Odell Named Again at New York Republican Convention
The Saratoga convention on September 4 selected the ticket led by Governor Odell with Higginson as lieutenant governor and John F. O'Brien as secretary of state. The platform praised McKinley and Roosevelt, endorsed protectionist tariffs, and urged self government for new possessions while pledging to suppress monopolies and preserve wages.
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Associated Preas
Saratoga
O'Dell St
Orange
W. Hig Bins
Cattaraugus
John F. O'Brien
Clinton
John G. Wiker
Erle
Henry RB Coman
Madison
Nob. Sartted
Cortland
A. Bond
Rvon
Court of Appeal
E. Werner
Monroe
Edward Lauterbach
New York City
Philippines
Republican Party
Iis
Oded
Wailan' McKinney
Burtno
Thore
ILLINGIS REPUBLICANS MEETING IN ENTHUSIASTIC OPENING
The meeting of the state league of Republicans opened despite bad weather. President Parker spoke at 10 o clock in the Calteoum with about 5000 delegates present. Secretary Root arrived from Indianapolis and delegates prepared for a busy program including convention delegation selection and officer elections.
Sympathy for Roosevelt Gains Encouraging Health Reports
The afternoon notes express warm satisfaction at President Roosevelt's improving health and extend sympathy to him during his recovery period.
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Rooecvelt
Marines Arrive to Stabilize Isthmus Rail Route
Three US marine companies reach Panama aboard the Panther to guard railroad stations and trains across the isthmus under Lieut. Col. Rusvelt and Major Lammitt. The arrival boosts foreign confidence as rebels press near Colon and Panama with rail lines cut and shortages rising.
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Colon
Culombia
Rept
United States
Panther
Panama
Benjamin K. Rusvelt
George Lammett
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
London
Jin
Daily
Chronile
South American
America
Wild Cat Insurance Firms Highlight State Convention
The Ohio state Insurance commissioners meet in Columbus with the list of ninety nine "wild cat" companies presented by J W Barry Michigan. The panel plans state by state explanations while delaying final action to prepare individual reports and seeks postal action to bar fraudulent advertising. A. J. McCall of New York Life delivers an afternoon address.
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Iby Associated Press
Columbus
State Insurance Commissioners’ Convention
Supreme Court Room
State House
W. 3. Hart
Committee On
H. D. Applicton
New York
United States
J. W. Barry
Michigan
Insurance Department
iKILLEG WIFE'S PROTECTOR. ST LOUIS HESHEED COMMIT A MARDER
Four held for murdering a man who protected Mrs E G Summers who runs a boarding house from alleged cruelty of her husbands. Porter Oscar Fulsar shot by the husband, she says Fulsar intervened in her behalf in a case of alleged assault.
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St. Louis
Little Rock
Ark
Sophia DiI Jdinger
Ttm
William M. Dilinger
Ida
William Schauier
Henry Nowlin
Raining Forces Postponement At Terre Haute And Columbus Races
Heavy rain forced postponement of the grand circuit meeting at Terre Haute Indiana and the fall races at Columbus Ohio on September 24. Both events will resume tomorrow pending weather.
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Associated Stece
Terre Hate
Ind
Columbus
Quake Causes Alarm in Guayaquil Capital
An earthquake struck Guayaquil, Ecuador, yesterday followed by a heavy storm. No damage was reported but residents were greatly alarmed by the shock and ensuing weather.
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Guaraquil
Ecuador
Quite
Eenator
Shocking drunken parade in Neenah districts
Neenah residents watched a drunken couple parade scantily through upscale streets. Officer Robert Handler arrested them. man Co Bauer of Appleton and woman Lite Cortes of Oshkosh faced arraignment before Justice D. Guird tand. Both pleaded guilty to drunken and disorderly conduct. fines of one and county were imposed. The woman remained jailed after sentencing.
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Neenah
Wis
Ialand
Robert Handler
Oman
Co Bauer
Apelleton
Lite Cortes
Orhkosh
D. Guirdtand
Rand County
Mayme Seymour
Orehkosh
Chile and Argentina Exchange Ratifications on Boundaries Treaty
A telegram from Mr. Hutchinson, U S Charge d Affaires at Santiago, reports ratifications of the boundary and armament treaty between Chile and Argentina were exchanged in Santiago on Tuesday the twenty third. Chile plans national improvements and railways bridges education and foreign trade relations. The Argentine commission was hosted warmly in Santiago as general prosperity appears to await Chile.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Elite
Hutchinson
United States
Santiego
Chii
Chile
Argentine Republic
Santiago
Tucaday
Chili
Bantingo
Royal Yacht Grounds Off Kalmar as Crew Aids
King Oscar’s royal yacht with Crown Princess Victoria runs aground near Kalmar on the Baltic. Wessels have gone to the yacht’s assistance.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Breden
King Oscar
Victoria
Kalamar
Baltic
Wessels
Washington Woman Officers Elected in Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
The ladies' auxiliary of the National Army and Navy Spanish War Veterans elected officers led by National president Flora A. Lewis of Washington D C and senior vice president Isabelle Alexephers of New York. The slate includes chaplain Atra W. Cook of Washington treasurer Cornelia Clay Washington conductor J W Mitchell Washington and other officers. Installment followed adjournment by Commander-in-Chief Urell who appointed Captain J Walter Mitchell of Washington as historian.
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Associateds Press
Detroit
Rich
Ladies’ Auxilary
National Army and Navy
Atra
W. W. Cook
Washington
Afiss
Cornelia Clay
J. W. Mitchell
L. M. Huyach
L. M. Ferguson
Mira
el Jen
Maysey
Clara Barton
Society
Council of Administration
Harriet F. Hawley
Avery
Ohio
Mary T. Dennen
New York
Ma~ Beile Thonnay
Agnes E. Wikingon
Matilda E. Sprague
Dennison
Findlay
Jennie McBride
Paterson
N. J
Airs. Eggleston
Toledo
Mary Thames
Brooklyn
Double Murder Executions in Orford Mississippi
Will Mathis and Orlange Lester, both Black, were hanged at noon for the November murder of the Montgomery brothers and the deputy marshals. The crime occurred near Oxford at Mathis’s home. suspects included Mathis’s son in law and others charged with complicity.
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Orford
Miss
Will Mathis
Orlange Lester
Montgomery Brothers
Dupuey
United States
John A
Hugh W. Montgomery
Orstando Lester
Oxford
Mathis
Mathis Place
Mathix
Vovena Rer
Jando Lester
Mathie
Bl Jackson
George Jackwen
Whit Owens
Mathias
Mre
Lester
Whit Ottens
Alea
Sister of Vice President Elizabeth Dallas Tieher
Elizabeth Dallas Tieher sister of George M. Tieher vice president under Polk spoke in Bedford City Va Mrs Tucker born in Chicago Hofmann well known sportsman and brewer died at his home Hofmann led Minnie State Sportsmen's Association from 1832 to 1865 and promoted the first grand American handicap for trap shooters at Garfield Park Chicago
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Richmond
Elizabeth Dallas Tieher
Veorge M
Thiladelphia
United States
Presdent Polk
Spet
Bedford City
Tucker
J4on
Chicago
Stontsman
A. M. Hofmann
Hie Real
Spopiety
Mr. Hofmann
George Hofmann
Hicaw
Hetr
Minnie State Sportsmen's Aveociation
Garfield Park
Durand Withdraws from Governorship Race
Judge Durand of this city, once stricken with paralysis, has withdrawn as the Democratic candidate for governor while slowly recovering at his home. The announcement comes as the party seeks a replacement candidate.
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fTry
Bruce
NEAT COMBINE COLLAPSED ENDS PACKING HOUSE TALKS
The big four packing houses in Chicago abandon efforts to form a trust amid Roosevelt’s anti trust stance and tariff concerns. Swift & Co orders employees to resume inventory as a basis for dividing shares after the collapse of the consolidation talks.
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Ity Associated Press
Chienge
sNaton
Kreut
the Tribune
Roosevelt
Chicago
Office
Swift & Co
Ft Daria
Sharea
Restorador incident prompts apology to U S in Venezuela
A German merchant who escaped Ciudad Bolivar testified to events on August 5 when the Venezuelan gunboat Restorador allegedly fired on the city to facilitate its entry. U S diplomats in Caracas reported Bowen demanded apology and a salute to the American flag. the Restorador then complied with a salute. The case remains under review by State and Navy departments.
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Associated Press
Port-of-Spain
Trinidad
Ciudad Yolivar
Restorador
Orinoco
Ciudad Botvar
Ciudad Bolivar
Jose
Mfe
Washington, D. C
la Guayra
Bowen
United States
Roosevelt cancels Milwaukee visit postcard note
Milwaukee business leaders report President Roosevelt canceled his planned Milwaukee visit. A message signed by Secretary Cortelyou expresses regret at the turn of affairs and promises a future attempt to make the trip. E A Wadhama, president of the Milwaukee Merchants and Manufacturers Association, received the official word.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
E. A. Wadhama
Miwaukee Meerchants
Asso~ Chtion
Roosevelt
Cortetyou
Wadhama
Death notices and new staff arrivals clutter city pages
A string of obituary notices reports the deaths of Thomee D. Marry and an Ituke Mont. resident with services planned at a Lutheran cemetery. Separate items announce Grace Shepartsen joining the Normal School as physical culture instructor and list several graduates. A legal case concerns the will of William P. Greenman with dispute over inheritance and back wages.
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Mia
Witherby
Jackson Street
Ituke
Mont
Nekimi
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Neston
Sass
Toston Nourmal School
Surana Lock
Chicago
Tt Rinker
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Mehrxeah
Ray Marrow
Neo Kim
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Alpoma
Mat S Hice
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Mise Ciara Pieper
Denkesh
Eawant Luhm
Mise Ata Lindenatraa
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Nearbie
Cert
Taylor & Revere
Willam P. Grreniis
Greenman
Hume & Ellereich
Jamies Teerman
Carate Antipatere
Mase & Cowling
Wil Ham FL
Grassetald
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