Gen Gobin Eyes Troop Withdrawal From Shenandoah
Promptly at two o clock this afternoon a conference led by General Corbin to consider troop withdrawal began with Sheriff Toole, several superintendents, operators, and local businessmen. The meeting ended without a definite conclusion as Corbin said he would remove troops soon, possibly Monday, while speculation continues on potential settlements and concessions.
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Associated Praga
Shenandoah
Corbin
Beaides
Sheriff Toole
Gobin
Sherif Toole
George Harris
Reading Company
Lehigh Valley Company
Shamokin
Midvalley
Mount Carmel
Red Tavern
North Franklin
Trevorton
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Ays
Fla
General Corbin
Roosevelt tours Kansas addressing crowds at Eldorado Eureka and more
Governor Roosevelt began a eastward journey with a five minute speech at Eldorado Kansas, drawing townspeople and farmers. He recalled Kansas helped secure his nomination for vice president and urged unity and national prosperity as he spoke at Eureka Yates Center and Chautauqua station, contrasting Bryan’s warnings with current prosperity.
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Hunsss
Everestop
Associated Press
Ida
Kas
Roosevelt
Eldorado
Eureka
Kansas
Yates Center
Chautauqua
Mr. Bryan
Oshkosh and Stevens Point Normal Tie in Season Opener
In a scoreless first half at Combination Park, Oshkosh and Stevens Point Normal played a tight gridiron contest. Both teams displayed strong end work and tandem plays as the ball moved without a touchdown, ending with Stevens Point in Oshkosh territory at the forty yard line when time halted. The Oshkosh Appleton Highs game is scheduled for a late start and will be called after the Oshkosh Stevens Point affair concludes.
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Mevens Point
Oshkosh
Stevens Point
Cleveland
Mais
Appleton
Oshkosh Stevens Point
Lord Mayor of London Named Amid Unclear Reforms
Fragmentary text indicates a ceremonial appointment of a lord mayor figure for an evening in London. Mentions Mr Green, a native of Kent, and references to paper trade and associates. Details are garbled and incomplete.
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Wnt Green
British Elections Nominations Rise Across 167 Constituencies
Associated Press reports in London note 167 constituencies nominated today for one quarter of Commons membership. By 1 PM sixty eight candidates were elected unopposed including Chamberlain Wyndham and Richley. Ministerialists trail with Liberals and Nationalists. Viscount Cranborne re-elected at Rochester.
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Foseph Chamberlait
George Wyendham
Stocenstul
Nes
Associated Press
Londsh
House of Commons
UN Aple
Joseph Chamberlain
George Wyndham
War Office
Charles T. Riehley
Board of Trade
Viscount Cranborn
Marquis of Salisbury
Woman Wears Trousers in Oshkosh Rural Dress Reform
Two Oshkosh men found a widow farm owner walking in the countryside wearing a short skirt to the knees over trousers of woolen fabric gathered at the ankles. She remained unfazed as she tended her fields, challenging conventional dress norms of the time.
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Teere
Oar
Oshkosh
Greely Returns From Alaska After Cable Ship Sunk
Gen A W Greely chief of the army signal service arrived on the steamship Ohio recounting the Oriza Bay wreck while laying a government cradle between Nome and St Michaels. The vessel hit a reef on September 17 with Greely aboard and will be salvaged. Cable laying will be postponed until next season.
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Unpr
Neme
Associated Pree
Seattle
Waash
A. W. Greely
Army Signal Service
Alaska
Ohio
Oriza Bay
Nome
St. Michaels
General Greely
President Mitchell declines to talk on settlement plan
AP dispatch from Hazleton and Scranton reports President Mitchell refusing to comment on a rumored mine settlement offer. He awaits developments and has spoken only with aides, while miners receive mixed signals as district officers advise restraint and a potential settlement through leaders.
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Mitchell
New York
JAKE
Scranton
Lackawabba
Uprons
Lewis
Lackawanna Company
Line-Up Is Known In German China Peace Plan
Washington dispatch outlines how major powers align on Germany's proposal to punish Chinese ringleaders as a precondition to talks. Britain Russia France back the idea as expedient. Japan wavers to preserve harmony. Austria Italy side with Germany. officials doubt any punishment before negotiations helps peace.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. CC
Great Britain
Russia
France
United States
Japan
Austria
Italy
Germany
Dreibuné
Europe
Hay
Washington
State Department
China
Prince Tuan
Tuan
Conger
Burglary at Frank Mercey Store Nets Revolvers
Felios reports a Friday night burglary at Frank Mercey’s upper Main street store. Entry via rear window used a cold chisel to seize a large number of revolvers. Police lack a stolen-items list but expect a substantial value. Neighbors alerted to watch for revolvers for sale.
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Felios
Frank Mercey
Frank Fercey
Frank Percey
Upper Main Street
Otter
Wyangon
Stokes
Failure at Chicago G Kater & Co Deaters in Provey Bonds
The Associated Press reports the suspension of A G Peters & Co, stock and bond dealers, announced on the Chicago stock exchange. Peters was unavailable for comment, while Hopkines were valued at 1000. The move follows Charlie Henrotin's withdrawal, who held the New York exchange membership. An eastern failure is noted. In Trenton, Stephens G Williams was named temporary receiver for Engineering Contract Company of Jersey City. Assets listed at 60000 and liabilities at 90000.
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Associated Press
Hazleton
Mitchell
New York
John Markle
Mr. Markie
G. Kater & Co
Trenton
N. J
Stephens G. Willams
Jersey City
Lepili
Bryan speech tours North Dakota stop city to city
Associated Press report covers W Bryan campaign stops in Hankinson Wahpeton and Fargo North Dakota September 22 29 detailing his claim of being next president and critique of trusts while contrasting Republicanism with money policy and urging voters to correct past mistakes. A divorce filing appears at end of item.
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Associated Press
Fargo
S. D
Bryan
Hankinson
Wahpeton
Wipperman
Mrr
North Dakota
Republican Party
Solomon
N. D
Mr. Bryan
England
Philadelphia
Wall Street
OSHKOSH GIRL TAKES TO THE STAGE WITH PORTRAIT
A brief feature highlights Amy Daie of Oshkosh taking the stage with a portrait. The page also teases broader society pieces and a range of cultural items from local notes to book notices and dramatic gossip.
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China
Oshkosh
Hgs
Amy Daie
Kenosha
Europe
Christian Sarau
Assembly
BA Williams
Forbidden City
Halele Erminie Rives
Cainese Columbus
Stein
General City
Tenleg Man Pleads Guilty in Waupon Corruption Case
In La Crosse Wisconsin on September 29 Thor Abu phy, a young man who posed as a fundraiser for a national campaign committee to fleece local politicians, pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses. Judge Bridgely sentenced him to one year in state prison.
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Tenleg
le Crewe
Associated Proms
la Crosse
Wis
Thor Abuphy
Bui
National Campaign Committee
Bridgely
Lack of Orders Forces Steel Mills to Pause Operations
Joliet Illinois September reports indicate Illinois Steel company departments will close for a month or more. Red mills shutdown leaves about 500 workers unemployed. Mindis' Steel president E J Buffington says Jolet plant closed for lack of orders and other mills may follow before the election results determine large purchases.
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Associated Presa Joliet
Illinois Steel Company
Chicago
Mindls’ Steel Company
E. J. Buffington
Pagenkopf Trial Highlights Saloon Influence in City
Wersi n and Pagenkopf face charges in municipal court amid a charged scene over saloon control and law enforcement. Key testimony includes a bitter exchange with Officer Fitzpatrick, a quarrel over an arrest, and a plea that insulting a police officer should not be a misdemeanor.
China policy shifts spark imperial intrigue and mediation talks
Reports from Shanghai note Prince Tuan and several generals face impeachment and trial as memorials to the throne move through court channels. In Washington, Wu Ting-fang welcomes Li Hung Chang urging the United States to mediate the Chinese settlement. A French battalion seizes coal stores near Pekin as tensions rise.
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New York
Herald
Shanghai
Tele Kua Vi
Chang Chi Tang
Yuma Shihkal
Tuan
Kuank Yio
Tui Fuh Siang
Yuan Foah Siang
United States
Washington, D. C
Wo Ting Fang
1A Hung Chang
United Starea
China
Li Hung Chang
Mr. Wu
Earl Snow
Prohibition Special in Wisconsin Seeks Unity and Reform
A Prohibition special train arrived in Madison from Minneapolis at eight in the morning, hosting a liberal rally with strong Wisconsin University representation. Henry B. Metealf and John G. Woolley addressed the crowd, with Volney Cushing and Olver W. Stewart speaking as well. The day’s schedule listed stops in Janesville Fort Atkinson and Waukesha followed by a Milwaukee evening meeting. In another note, a police arrest dispute arises over Officer Fitzpatrick allegedly arresting Wagenkopf for abusive language, with Pagenkopf claiming misconduct and a trial defense asserting improper grounds for the arrest.
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Associated Preaz
Madison
Wis
Minneapolis
Gagmtel
University of Wisconsin
Samuel Dickle
Henry B. Metealf
Metealf
Volney Cushing
Maine
John G. Woolley
Ar. Woolley
Olver W. Stewart
Janesville
Fort Atkinson
Waukesha
Milwaukee
Indiana Ballot Battle Reflected in McKinley Backers View
A fragment from a political quarrel shows Indiana backing McKinley, despite Democratic claims. John T Strange of Marion, Indiana, writes his brother in Summitville that the state will yield 15 electoral votes for McKinley amid industrial growth. He notes another Democrat, John T Strange, endorses the Republican administration, praising its national and international leadership and urging continued support.
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Deweerstic Mavegere
Indiana
John Strange
T. J. Ktrange
Summitville
Ind
Jehn T. Strange
Mr Strange
McKinley
Indianapolis Journal
John T. Strange
Marion
Democrat
Roday
Ro. Houston
Democratic County Central Committee
Strange
Peewee
Chicago
Senator Dolliver Visits Republican HQ for Trust Speech
Senator Dolliver of Iowa met with Republican leaders at party headquarters for talks before an Indianapolis speech on trusts. James W. Fickles, former controller of the currency, tentatively promised to speak for McKinley and Roosevelt at stops in St Paul Indianapolis St Louis and Louisville.
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Tor Kenabiinan Snore
Associated Press
Chicago
Senator Dolliver
Iowa
Republican
Payne
Indianapolis
James WH. Fckles
Perry 3
Heath
Chitrman
Republican National Press
St Paul
St Tonie
Louisville
McKinley
Roosevelt
Two Men Arrested in Superior Target Fraud Case
Two clairvoyants, described as H. V. May and Robert Jamison, were arrested in Superior on charges matching the Ball fraud ring. Victim Mrs. Palmer alleges a hypnotist doctor prompted her to invest $4500, then found only a $2 bill in a sack. A Marinette report details identical theft methods using sacks worn near the heart, with suspects previously driven from Oshkosh. Sheriff White planned to detain the suspects if they could not flee.
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West Superior
Balt
Fraf
Ruvano
Oshkueh
Sheriff White
White
Superior
H. V. May
Robert Jamison
Superior Telegram
Marinette
Ball
Oshkosh
Charles White
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Lehigh Valley Coal Company
the Evening Post
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Waite
Fallow Mayer
Donger
North
Anna M Raamaresop
Eliot O. Rasmussen
Waupon
Joliet
Bete
Pageskopf
Cout
Eighth Ward
Mets Uout
Wersin
Pagenkopf
Dinch
Michael Fitzpatrick
George Robinson
Henry Sarua
W. W. Wright
Jaumessel
John Kiuwin
Joseph Koplitz
Simpson
Voss
Fitzpatrick
Finch
Dre Vartewil
Goodnow
Sheng
Railways
Dantelegraphs
Emperor Ait Empresa
Taintan
Altec
Paris
Tuku
Pekin
Lou Kou Chiao
Chan Sin Tien
Wisconsin
Woolley
Dickie
Deense
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Ecklas
Birat
Peraocratic County Committee
Pherndon
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