Oshkosh to regain Ashland division terminal, trains shift
Oshkosh officials confirm that the Ashland division terminal will move from North Fond du Lac to Oshkosh in October to centralize operations. Superintendent Battin said the change will bring about ten trains ending here and about sixty workers relocating, boosting south side yard activity and potentially restoring the dispatcher’s office.
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Osh Kosh
Antigo
Chiengs & Northwestern Road
North Fand du Lac
Oshkosh
Battin
Ashland
North Fond du Lac
Quadenuy
Ashlang Divis
Fond du Lac
H. W. Battin
Northwestern
Commonwealth of Fond du Lac
Buttin
B. Curtis
wAgent Curtis
North Fond
Curtis
Northwestern Road
Curtin
Hland
Tower
Gshxosh
Wisconsin
Green Bey
Kaukauna
Terminal move to Fond du Lac prompts yard upgrades
Curtis indicates space for fifty to sixty traimen at the terminal with a roundhouse expansion likely to accommodate engines. The return of the dispatcher's office would bring three dispatchers and a chief, plus the Northern Wisconsin division superintendent may set headquarters here. Former superintendent W H Whalen previously led until the terminal shifted to Fond du Lac.
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Curtis
Wisconsin
W. H. Whalen
Iowa
Fond du Lac
Knights of Labor Reject Labor Fight Against Roosevelt
Simon Burns reports the Knights of Labor board denounces political moves by some labor leaders to oppose President Roosevelt over the government printing office dispute. They urge unity, condemn sectarian actions, warn of harm to organized labor, and suggest Senator Hanna mediate the conflict.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Simon Burns
Knights of Labor
Washington
D. C
Organized Labor
Roosevelt
White House
The
Order of Knights of Labor Incorporated
Hanna
Ohio
Roose— Walt
Bank Dynamited in Roberts Robbery Loot May Exceed 3000
A State bank in Roberts Wisconsin was robbed early today. Thieves used dynamite to blast the safe and fled with an amount believed to exceed 3000. Entry was gained after a rear window was shattered and the front door opened by a key.
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St. Paul, Minn
Roberts
Wis
Prairie du Chien Fire Destroys Local Businesses
A Prairie du Chien blaze destroyed the Metropolitan Theater Smarcinas clothing house and Opst Brothers shoe house. Estimated loss about 29000 dollars with 4800 dollars insured. Suspected incendiary origin. Public celebration unlikely unless a large crowd gathers with baskets and babies present.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Prairie du Chien
Metropolitan Theater
Smarcinas’ Clothing House
Opst Brothers’ Shoe House
Mre
Oregon Train Hold Up Ends in Death and Wounding
Four masked bandits stopped the Atlantic Express near Corbett Oregon after midnight shots killed one robber and wounded Engineer Olle Barrett. The crew and express messenger Korner fought back as robbers fled toward the Columbia River, leaving the bandit dead and the injured man in custody aboard a sheriff’s train.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Corebett Station
Fred Korner
Olle Barrett
Troutdale
Revaliers
Corbett's Station
Korner
Immediatel
Garrett
Scary
Columbia
Porthlend
Jim Connors
Oliie L. Barrett
Siventy
Freman
Barrett
Dent
Smail
Government to build canal from Laks Ta al at 400 million cost
The United States government plans a canal project from Lake Taal to the sea at a cost of 400 million dollars funded by congressional relief. Batangas province will gain a sure route for its exports. Locusts devastate Batangas Negros Tayabas crops causing distress among natives. 250 thousand dollars in relief work to be distributed. A Spaniard, former officer Gomez, faces rebellion charges for aiding insurgents across Rizal Bulacan Laguna Cavite and other provinces aiding the Union Obrero and nationalists linked to juntas in Hong Kong Madrid and Japan.
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Manilla
Laks
Batangas
Taft
Batansas
Negros
Tayabas
Ar Ela
Doeminader Gomez
Wecai
Uaita
Lagnana
Cavite
United States
Union Obrere
Bs He
Kong Kong Atl
Japanese
Madrid
Duffy Named Philadelphia 7th League Manager Next Year
Paratolphe Pennsylvania September 24 news reports Nuch Tray currently leads the Milwaukee Lashall club and will manage the Philadelphia 7 Gu League next season replacing a manager who changed teams this year.
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Paratolphe
Nuch Tray
Miwaukee Lashall
Philadelphia 7 Gu
Bimmer
Erie
President Roosevelt Hosts Guests at Luncheon
President Roosevelt entertained a list of guests including N. Stranahan, at New York port official MW oiuijiton Fish, Dr Lyman Abbott of The Outlook, J C Shafter of The Chicago Post, and associates Peesyy Oyster Hay and others. They discussed official work details during the luncheon.
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Peesyy
Roosevelt
N. N. Btranatan
New York
MW Oiuijiton Fish
United States
Lyman Abbott
The
Outlook
Wu J. C. Shafter
Chicago Post
Stranahan
Ish
Sagamore Hill
Mills Shut as Strike Halts Major Minnesota Plants
Fourteen of seventeen Pillsbury Washburn and Washburn Crosby mills in Minneapolis halted by a nationwide strike. three Washburn Crosby mills to close once current wheat stock is exhausted. Independent mills remain largely unaffected though their demands are unresolved. Washmen met at noon to review the crisis.
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Associated Prowst
Minneapolis
Minn
Pillsbury-~Washburn
Washburn- Crosby
Conselidsted
Washburn- Crosby Company
Mit
Walch
Insects Versus Dollars Opens Farmers National Congress
At Niagara Falls opening sessions Prof Webster of Urbana Ill spoke on insect pests and crop losses, urging public attention and noting preventable damage. Prof Parsons of Boston Univ urged government ownership of public utilities and railways, with interest in postal savings banks. Committee endorsed government railways, postal telegraph, and admission of a new state. unrestricted reciprocity with Canada was voted down.
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Associated Press
Niagara Fally
Farmers’ National Congress
F. M. ‘Webster
Urbana
Til
Webster
Frank Parsons
Boston University
National Public Ownershipt Leagues Law School
Canada
Hema
Tides of Battle at Kresna Pass Cause Turkish Losses
The latest dispatches report heavy fighting at the Kresna Pass with Turkish forces numbering about 7,000, and reports say 320 wounded or more. Bulgarian villages burned in retaliation after nightly clashes as Turkish casualties rise while British ships gather near Crete in case Balkan tensions develop.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Leram
Rostendil
Sofa
Ketchani
Kresna Pass
Constantinople
Kreena Pass
Treaty with China outlined in final commercial terms
Washington reports final details of the United States China commercial treaty as negotiators press to complete terms before December. President and officials expect the pact to open ports and boost trade, with Prince Ching and Mr Conger likely to stay on the record as signatories. The agreement aims to surpass British deals and shape future US commerce in the empire.
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Wanhinston
D. C
Coafer
United States
Min ‘Hina
State Department
China
Prince Ching
Conger
Ai Ross
Senate
Empire
Britain
Freight train wreck claims several lives in Cleveland area
A freight collision on the Cleveland and Pittsburg tract last night in Philadelphia resulted in one dead and two seriously injured. The deceased are McWinams the fireman from Cleveland Mochanan and WelleyHie. The seriously injured include Moblroy and Mark Lambert, a helper.
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Ageociated Press
Philadelphia
Cleveland & Fittsburg
McWinams
Cleveland
Mochanan
WelleyHie
Oghin
Fefurleet Moblroy
Van Sant Declares Bid for U S Senate Proposed
Van Sant makes formal statement in The Journal today, stating he favors election of men by party vote, supporting Clapp and Ciago as potential allies. The Republican state convention is noted. details unclear due to OCR.
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Minneapolis
Minn
M.—Gor
S. R. van Sant Maken
United States
Menatora
Genater Ciago
Prisoner in fur factory keeps secret under guard
New York reports Ernest C. Webb a lawyer kept prisoner for a month to prevent him exposing a fur cleaning process. A police warrant freed Webb after his wife accused him of abandonment. In Denver a separate case profiles Russell Bolles or Jewell, accused killer in 1901 Fridborn murder.
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New York
Uis City
Ernest C. Webb
Webb
Julian
Mr. Treibehr
Denver
Col
Raseel Bolles
Westminster
B. C
Harold Fridborn
Florence Fridborn
Harold
Rose
Bolles
WhHs
Sullivan
Ind
Plorence Fridbourn
Vancouver
Bolies
Misa Fridborn
British Columbia
Jewell
Marshal Willis
Philadelphia
John Donovan
Samuel Archer
Donovan
Mankato
Minn
Emil Grams
Tuiles
Grams
Eagle Lake
Hawaiian Bond Issue Approved by President Roosevelti
President Roosevelti approved Hawaii a bond issue totaling 1 229 10 dollars under the Hawaiian loan act for the fiscal year ending 190X. Hawaii legislature sought 2 460 071 dollars for 1903 05 with limits to one year. Ad valorem assets in 1902 stood at 127 910 203 dollars. seven percent of this equals 3 860 373 6 dollars. The new loan aims to cover all territory expenses estimated at 46 231 28 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Hawaiian Legisature
Hawai
Agares
Ioan
Marble Workers Lockouts Across Cities Leave Jobs Idle
In Milwaukee on September 4 a Grant Marble Works statement says all employees who marched out for three days on Monday returned to work. Separately in Chicago on September 24 four members of the National Marble Dealers' Association failed to reopen with full forces amid a lockout. Marble Workers picketed by the unions demand acceptance of the association open shop policy and the workers have not yet agreed to it.
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Frise
Miwaukes
Wis
Grant Marble Works
International Union
Chicago
Fins
Nattional Marble Dealers’ Association
Aas
Four Die as Interurban Crashes in Marion Indiana
Four men were killed when an interurban car collided with a construction train on the C C and L track in Marion Indiana. The fireman of the locomotive was also fatally hurt. Names include Joseph Watt of Perrysburg, John Armour of Chicago traction, and Charles Lass of construction workers, with others injured or dead.
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Aveocia
Federation of Labor Holds Busy Washington Session
The American Federation of Labor executive council met in Washington on September 4 to address jurisdictional disputes between the Allied Metal Mechanics and the United Metal Workers. A conference plans possible amalgamation or defined lines of authority, with five members from each side to attend their convention within ninety days. John A. Moffett of New York led hat union discussions on defense in a legal case challenging hats as non union.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Laos
John Mulholland
Toledo
Allied Metal Mechanics
United Metal Workers
O'Connell
al- Wed Metal Mechanics
Elt
Uniiteq Hattere Association of
New Tork
John A. Moffett
Councl Aiscussd
Moffett
International Union of Team Drivers
Don t Believe the King in Hungarian Diet Row
In Budapest the diet session erupted in a stormy scene as Barabbas of the Kossuth party declared his group no longer believed the emperor king Francis Joseph. Accusations of bribery involving Premier Hedervary sparked disruption. Barabbas shouted We don t believe the king, prompting deputies to rise and a vote of censure against him.
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Budapest
Hungary
Barabbas
Kossuth
Francie Joseph
Hedervary
Franz Kossuth
Eke Barnabas
Aid for the Blacks driving land program in Dallas county
Industrial Missionary Association of Alabama officials, led by W Rewson, visit to discuss aid for Black families in the south. The society aims to place families on 4.40 acres in Dallas county, with about seventy five families and over 400 children in the program, promoting home ownership through thrift and industry.
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W. Rewson
Industrial Missionary Association of Alabama
Beloit
Win
Wan
Black Belt
Dallas County
Alabama
Ohio Men Indicted Over Bank Deposits
The grand jury reformed two indictments against George J. and R. N. Ford, Burton bankers, for obtaining property under false pretenses. They allegedly accepted deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent after a failure with liabilities totaling 1,125 dollars.
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Associated Drexey Cocton
Bert. M
George J
R. N. Ford
Burton
Wablites
Fords
Stewari
Dave
Incomplete entry on Jefferson Davis III illness report
Fragmentary report from an Associated Free press item notes Jeff Davis III in a thin city hotel transformation. The text describes suffering from indigestion and being observed by the afternoon, but details are unclear and numerous garbled words obscure facts.
Rush to the land settlement in Minnesota lands report
A report from Washington names November 9 as the deadline for settlement of a large tract of timber lands in Minnesota. Commissioner Richards announced the measure today, setting the date for the 2 million acre land action.
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Associated Washigton
D. C
Missioner Richards
Minnesota
Bids Opened for New Thirteenth Ward School Project
Public works board opened bids for a new Thirteenth ward school with heating and plumbing to be supplied separately. Building bids ranged from Frank Brown at 210,000 plus 1.20 extras to Merer and Domke at brick and extra 1.25 plus trimming, while plumbing bids listed George A. Fullam, E H Frank and A Toner among others with amounts around 1,800 to 1,825 dollars.
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Board of Public Works
Thirteenth Ward
Stevens & Co
Frank
George
Frank Brown
Frank Gil
J. T. Roycraft
Xtra
Merer & Domke
George A. Fullam
E. H. Frank
A. Toner
Municipal misadventure and court actions in Oshkash region
A mixed Oshkash report describes Georges Satchell arrested after a mockery on Sixth Street during freight train trouble. Joseph Lord and Wils clashed with wild ducks. Lord struck, inciting a municipal court matter. Augusta Hensel paid costs in a child-related matter. Edearson planned a two week visit with his man Mich.
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Georges Satchell
Oshkash
Batchell
Tral
Tuead
T Sixth Street
South Site
Nindl
Satchell
Joseph Lord
Wils
Lord
Augusta Hensel
Elsie Bahr
Edearson
Mich
Increase in stock at Qehkesh Clothing Company
Stockholders approve a rise in surplus stock by 15.00 dollars as the firm on Oiler Street reports continued prosperity. S.eward James G. Clark and ital paners remain as partners amid overall improved business conditions.
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Qehkesh Clothing 7 Company
S.eward
James G. Clark
Ital Paners
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Marble Workers
Wieewania
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