Dynamite Blast Hits Hotel Tragedy Unfolds At Night
A dynamite explosion at the Golden Eagle hotel on New Jersey Avenue split the building as guests slept. McKie, a former Philadelphia worker, wounded and dying by his own hand, was found with a pistol and dynamite sticks in his possession. Brandt and wife injured. McKie killed in the blast aftermath. Detectives probing motive and connections to Sophie Brandt.
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B. Cy
Golden Eagle
New Jersey Avenue
Frank Meklo
Luis Brandt
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CALLE
Germany
MeeKie
Gues McKie
Brandt
Sophie
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Philadelphia
Fred
Irandt
MecKie
Jie
BeHie
Chicago
Marty Mckie
McKile
War Yard
Insurgent interference near Empire station reported
Cable from Commander Mel describes an attempted boarding near Colon to seize a Colombian officer passenger bound for Panama. Marines fired a musket shot as guards trained at Ural stations and wharves but did not fire. Mason in Colon to relieve McLean and cooperate in duties ashore with marines and soldiers.
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Cincinnati
Colon
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Panag
Appleton Woman Saved From Bride Fraud Attempt
Police chief Horfer reports an Appleton woman escaped a false marriage/insurance scam. A man using a forged message from Menasha Ware and the name of ex-Governor Upham tried to secure $140 and a job, posing as a company employee. He left the city after interview. the wedding was halted.
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Kpesiai
Wis
Sapi
Menasha Weeien Ware
Upham
Ufe Horfer
Gimes
Appleton Oil
Gime
Expres
Windler
Errinedier
Deadlock at Waukesha on state senate race
Journal special from Waukesha details a deadlocked first ballot in the state senate race. Tank Jones and Stephen Meyer led with 151 percent each, while Dol Introduced appeared in Nipwspapr notes. reporters report unclear totals and drifting conclusions.
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Northwesera
Milwaukee
Wis
Waukesha
Wissaya
Tank
Jones
Stephen Meyer
West Bend
Clinton
Dol
Quarrel Turns Fatal at St Paul Mill Shooting
An argument at the St Paul mill ends with Norville shooting twice after a drunken quarrel with Davis. One bullet severed the jugular vein, Davis died instantly. Norville fled on a horse but later returned.
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St. Paul Mill
John M. Davis
Willits Norville
Theo
Jolessy
Norville
Davis
Nourville
Labor Convention Ends In Minneapolis Riot of Ideas
The national convention of workers and employers concluded with plans for a permanent organization. Speakers included Professor Charles Zenlin of Chicago and C. Edwen of the Minnesota Federation of Labor. Attendees discussed labor and capital relations and future cooperation while noting limited enthusiasm among Twin Cities labor members.
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Associated Prev
Minneapolis
Minn
Atrankem
Cyrus Northrop
University of Inv
Wut
Charles Zenvlin
University of Chicago
Ife
Anthracite Trust
America
C. Edwen
Minnesota Federation of Labor
Speeches of Senators Set for October Campaign Tours
Special to The Northwestern MumMauker Wisconsin Spooner will open Republican campaigns October 13 with speeches at the West Side Turn Hall. Senator Quarles starts from Superior October 13, ending likely in Racine with stops in Milwaukee and Racine. Postmaster General Payne to leave Saturday for Washington and predicted Republican state ticket success.
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Northwestern
MumMauker
Todl Spooner
Republican Party
Henry C. Pn
State Central Committee
Payge
Bryant
Phuix
Conte
Racine
Speke
Milwaukee
Spooner
Madiven
Parumaster
Payne
Washington
Nationalist MP O Mannell Arrested in Glaremenis
John O Mannell, a THth Nationalist member of parliament for South Sigs, was arrested in Glaremenis for refusing to a crime act command and for intimidating shopkeepers into joining the United Irish league. associates report the arrest today.
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Associates Press
Tatin
John O' Mannell
South Sigs
Glaremenis
A Simmons
United Irish League
France faces pressure over Romania Jewish policy
Paris and officials face growing attention in the French press over Humyla's treatment of Jews. The government is likely to back pressure on Roumania to improve conditions, while doubts persist about lasting impact and U.S. ability to mobilize a durable remedy.
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Reamania
Roumania
United States
Remon Mrances
Romania
Roosevelt Resting After Injuries On Train Journey
President Roosevelt rests in the temporary White House quarters after a Western tour injury. Doctors report slow healing, expect ten days rest. Mrs Roosevelt joins him, while Secretary Moody and Hitchcock stay nearby.
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Tower for Berlin
Washington confirms the appointment of Charles Tower as ambassador to Germany to succeed Mr White. The change likely triggers a vacancy in the Russian mission and hints at a sequence leading to Bellamy Storer succeeding in Madrid and a potential reshuffle in Madrid and Madrid officials.
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Immense Plant Burns in Tacoma Fire
A large blaze destroyed Wheeler and Oxford’s immense sash and door plant in Tacoma amid heavy smoke and flames. Fire officials reported the inferno caused extensive losses to the factory and nearby properties, with firefighters battling the blaze into the morning hours.
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Chinese laborers toil at Tacoma docks in 65 cent wages
The report notes Chinese workers at the Tacoma harbor earning sixty five cents daily. It describes ship unloading and dock work with crews moving vessels and wage details amid a tightening labor scene.
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Associated Pree
Tacoma
Walsh
Ebropers
Sewer Strike Settled in Chicago After Wage Concession
The city agreed to twenty five cent hourly wage increases for sewer workers ending a five day strike. Thirty ninth street members and bricklayers remain in dispute with terms to be revisited next May. The city retains power to discharge workers lacking accountability. Mrs Isaac Stephenson and Mrs Frederick Carmey visit Mrs Stephenson’s daughter in Marinette.
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Upron
Isaac Stephenson
Frederick Carmey
Marinette Ace
Treasury Department Seeks Sanity in Finances Amid Bank Strain
Secretary Shaw defends treasury policy as banks face strain from deposits and reduced circulation. Treasury offers to prepay October forest obligations at 24 percent annual rate if presented within sixty days, aiming to move funds to legit government obligations. He denies resigning rumors and emphasizes harmony between President and Treasury.
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Gary Shiawn
Treasury Department
Rite Ag
Shaw
Chicago
City assesses Neenah wealth totaling near nine hundred thousand
Neenah Wisconsin city records list property values with horses wagons and livestock totaling about 999 059 for the assessment with buildings and other property pushing the city wide value to 5 046 515. Tax figures show about 64 00 in taxes paid last year and higher this year. A carnival sequel note describes Hazel Spaulding linked to a German village event and a telegram from C E Frost of Chicago prompting a letter from Mr Frost about Chicago carnival activity and her engagement to J S Werger of Morris-Berser Carnival Co.
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Wile
John BP. Keating
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Neengh
J. I. Jasperson
Hazel Spauiding
C. Ee. Frost
Chicago
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Jasterson
Swera
Freet
Free
Frost Printing Companiy
State
Carmiral
Cy. Mise Spauliuing
Willacr
J. S Werger
Une Morris-Bereer Carnival Company
Morgan Hill and Smith Price Wedding Notices
Morgan-Hill wedding license granted for Fernard J. Morgan and Mise Mary Wall of this city with ceremony October 1. Smith-Price nuptials for Margaret Price and S. Smith of Milwaukee to be conducted by Rev. James Maller at Saint Peter’s Church. reception to follow at the home of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Price, in Charles Street.
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Fernard J. Morgan
Mise Mary Wall
Smith-Price
St Petera Church
Mise
Margaret EB. Price
S. Smith
Milwauker
James Maller
H. Price
Charles Sireet
Bankruptcy filings list creditors and asset figures
Two bankruptcy petitions before the United States court referred to GC.HH Forward referee for settlement. Joseph Biase of Pond duo Lian shows debts about 2200.40 with no assets beyond exemptions. first creditor meeting set for tomorrow at 2 PM. G G Koch of Knowles Wisconsin formerly in senior microscopic Dteshies shows assets about 15740.16 with 22000 secured and 3088 exempt. first meeting set for October 6. Mannie Asmoud of Neenah had a first creditors meeting called. one creditor listed and no trustee appointed.
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United States Court
Gc.hh
Joseph Biasemab
Pond Duo Lian
Milan Buchess
G. G. Koch
Knowles
Wis
Alger and Algerian Rivalry Shakes Michigan Convention
The Michigan Republican state convention in Grand Rapids devolved into a clash between the Alger and Ferry factions for the senatorial contest as William N. Carpenter of Detroit was favored for judiciary nomination, with Judge T. B. Shepard of Ray City receiving a complimentary vote. General Alger directs forces as delegates split on resolutions and party lines.
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Judielt Conyearten
Alger
Ferry
Menuateriie Campugn
Michigan Angel Bench
State Central Committee
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Laker
Esucuser
Rural mail carier examination draws 106 applicants in town
One hundred four men and two women sat the rural mail route carrier exam at the courthouse. Only seventeen routes will be filled, with results to Washington for final department approval and postmasters notified as routes open. Special agents conducted the tests and will finalize standings after report completion.
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C. TB. Welton
J.P. Walker
H. A. Edwards
Mr. Pritenard
Central Board of Chminers
Washington, D.C
Washington
Welton
Four arrested after disturbance on city streetcar
Gust Wesenlore Otte Lumpke Julie Dreger and Charles Kuch faced municipal court arraignments after a streetcar confrontation Sunday night. Officers say intoxicated passengers incited the incident leading to ejectment and bare fists. bonds set at 3 dollars each pending October 2 adjournment.
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Otte Lumpke
Julie Dreger
Charles Kuch
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Rosalia
Aha
F. Briede
Wheeler County company selects Lester W Law as captain
The Wisconsin National Guard unit plans to elevate Lester J Dawson to captaincy, with Captain Edward W Paine likely resigning soon. A petition from mentors supports the transition and Lt Varancas may receive the second lieutenant role as Comstock resigns.
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Lawsen
Edward W. Paine
Mr. Lawson
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Cearn
Heutenant
Gilbert A. Comstock
Quiet and rising tensions amid mine unrest near Lebanon
The report details violent incidents and military responses across Pennsylvania mining areas. James Wenzel was killed near Grimay Island amid union feuds with Wilted Mine Workers. Troops were dispatched to Lackawanna and Lebanon counties, while breakers restarted under guard as the governor orders military aid to restore peace.
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Scranton
James Wenzel
Thirteenth Regiment
Div
Grakey Island
Wilted
Kult
Wunion
Thirteenth
Forest. Ciy
Olyphitnt
Yarrinpurg
Willimetown
Lykens
Schuylkill County
Lebanon
Steins Wersh
American Iron and Steel Company
Martinburg
Stone
Lackawanna
Lebano
Nationawl Guard
Lackawanna County
Lebanon County
Commonwealth
National Guard
Pennstla Utile
Clothesline Thieves Target Oshkosh Area
A small band of thieves robbed multiple clotheslines Monday night in Oshkosh. Victims include William Hably at 166 Church Street, Cralan Cook at 192 Church Street, and Frank Lampard at 536 Jackson Street, with items such as undergarments and table linens stolen. Police report no clues yet and suspect the culprits operate within the Church Jackson street vicinity.
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Oshkosh
William Hably
Church Elrect
Cralan Cook
Church Street
Frank Lampard
Jackson Street
Mr. Cook
D. A. Buck
Mrs. Buck
Mr. Lampard
Ora L. Gage
Church
Jackson Streets
New York Avenue
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Granary Burned and Hay Losses Reported in Utica Area
J G Pickett visited the city and reported two fires in Utica on Wednesday afternoon. A granary with about 30 bushels of barley and oats burned on John Vaughn’s farm, along with adjacent straw. The building was insured but grain and straw were ruined. The origin was uncertain but a passing traction engine may have sparked the blaze. Losses include wild hay shortages due to frosts and low marsh hay yields, with corn prospects also poor. Grain and potatoes remain strong crops.
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Ullen
John Vaughn
Vaughnhan
Blackburn
Utica
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