War path threatens Sioux at Rosebud agency in Colorado uprising
Reports from the Rosebud agency indicate Sioux warriors threaten war and demand the sale of ammunition halted, amid tensions as troops may be moved into the region. A sheriff in Rio Grande County seeks readiness from the governor to act if violence erupts, with violence already claimed in recent days. delays in railway operations are noted as authorities direct curbs until further orders.
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Goon
Harris
Brooklyn Faces Coal Shortage and Pump Station Closure
New York dispatch reports Brooklyn water works risk closing within days due to dwindling coal supply. Gas firms report coal shortages. churches may shutter. Pirates attack barges, stealing ten tons of soft coal as rail sidings overflow with coal cars. Soft coal famine looms despite appeals to President Cassatt.
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Brooklyn Water Works
Wnlese
South Amboy
N. J
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clyde Line Steamer Collision Off Jacksonville
The Clyde line steamer Apache collided with the Iroquois ten miles off shore near Jacksonville Florida this morning. The Apache struggled into the harbor in a sinking condition with damage and distress reported aboard.
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Clyde Line
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Rioting in France as miners clash with troops
Rioters blow up mines and occupy facilities in France while the Premier orders immediate action. Forty regiments march to mining districts. fifty cavalry squadrons and one thousand gendarmes mobilize at Pas de Calais as news reports cite thousands more miners joining the strike across coal districts.
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Noextile
Haveluy
Pas de Calais
France
G A BR Elects Stewart Prominent Speaker Chosen
The Grand Army of the Republic elected Thomas Stewart of Pennsylvania today as Commander in Chief. In Chicago final preparations for the Marquette Club banquet filled the Auditorium tonight with a roster of Republican speakers led by Secretary Moody on naval achievements and toasts from McKinley era figures and governors, including La Follette Cummins and Burton.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Thomas Stewart
Chicago
Marquette Club
Moody
Navy
William McKinley
D. D. Woodmansee
Ohio
Robert M. la Folette
Wisconsin
West
Senator Burton
Kansas
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
Chicago Society's Celebration Banquet Tonight
New York October 9 The Chicago Society of New York will mark the thirty first anniversary of Chicago day with a banquet at Sherry's tonight Speakers include Lyman J Gage former secretary of the treasury the Rev Abbott E Kittridge D D the Rev P S Henson D D and Henry D Rater brook all listed as guests for the event
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New York
Chicago Society of New York
Sherry's
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
Abbott E. Kittridge
P. 5. Henson
D. D
Henry D. Raterbrook
Foreigners employ dynamite and guns in strike
Washington reports quote autchell replying to Roosevelt proposing to end the coal strike. He says district presidents concur and decline resumption of work. Several items follow about dynamite attacks, ammunition confiscation, militia, and ongoing Platt conference efforts to settle the strike.
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Autchell
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Wright
White Mouse
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Baer
Pratt
Quay
Odell
Penrose
Lauterbach
Platt
Mitchell
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Lau
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Ogden Wins Bid for Next Irrigation Congress
After a spirited contest between Ogden Utah and Seattle Wash delegates chose Ogden for the next Irrigation congress. The vote favored Ogden by a close margin and rejected uniting with the Trans Mississipp Congress.
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Irrigation Congress
Utah City
Seattle
Colorado Springs
Ogden
Utah
Wash
Lodges to Merge in Hendricke Hall Consolidation
Executives of the orders of Weabington and Pioneers held last night in Hendricke hall and consolidated the two lodges into one.
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Weabington and Pioneers
Hendricke Hall
New York Market Reported Higher Prices Across Commodities
New York markets rose with Liverpool up 5 10 percent and New York Wheat trading near 74 75 cents. Export demand for wheat and flour remained strong with Minneapolis reporting its heaviest weekly sales on record. Prices closed at 74 percent, opening 74 percent and range 74 75 percent. St Paul and other railroad stocks noted values, while wheat in Chicago and San Francisco showed slight gains at futures notices of 70 to 1 20 percent.
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Liverpool
Minneapolis
St. Paul
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Bteo
Iowa League delegates hear tax and water papers
Delegates at the Iowa League of Municipalities session heard papers on personal property taxation street fighting costs and public water filtration. Speakers included Prof. Charles Magowan Iowa City W H Bremner Des Moines and Prof. O W Bissel Ames as the convention plans the 904 meeting date and place.
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Iowa League of Municipalities
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Iowa City
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Dee Moines
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Ames
Harriman Holds Out as Clark Presses Oregon Short Line Deal
Clark offers 350 miles of Oregon Short Line south of Salt Lake for 10 million 1 2 ? Harriman counters at 15 million. Clark warns he will parallel the Short Line and build the San Pedro Los Angeles Salt Lake route to the coast if terms fail. Negotiations persist for Senator Clark and associates to purchase the line south of Salt Lake, including the Tinto branch. Authorities have begun inventory of the property as talks continue.
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Utah
Oni
Oregon
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Timg
Tinto
Longest automobile test run begins from New York club
In New York the Automobile Club of America starts a 600 mile test run to Boston and back with several hundred self propelled vehicles. Each car carries an official observer as officials seek reliable data on long distance performance. The route passes Norwalk Bridgeport New Haven Hartford Springfield and Worcester.
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Automobile Club of America
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Eighth Street
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Bridgeport
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Springfield
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Shaw to resign as Treasury head amid admin plans
The Advertiser reports Secretary Shaw will resign as soon as the money market normalizes. Crane is favored to succeed him, with Shaw likely offered another high post by the administration. Officials in Washington deny the resignation rumor.
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Treasury
Crane
New York
Berlin to stage unsanctioned Mary Magdalen drama
Berlin officials failed to stop Paul Heyses drama Mary Magdalen from being staged at the Lessing theater after a district court ruling. Police had sought to ban performances of biblical characters under a ministerial decree, but presentation proceeds amid public interest and manager intent.
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Paul Heyses
Mary Magdalen
Lessing
Shaw to Address Bankers at New York Meeting
New York State Bankers Association opens its annual gathering in New York City after years of absence. Eminent financiers attend as the group plans a dramatic casino theater event and a catered in foyer spread. Secretary of the Treasury Shaw is expected to attend to explain treasury policy affecting banking.
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New York State Bankers’ Association
New York City
Tonieht
Mae Iit
Sherry
Treagur Shaw
Treasury Department
Buwiens
Norfolk & Western Plans Consolidations and Record Earnings
Norfolk and Western stockholders meet in Roanoke to approve acquiring Pocahontas Coal and Colin Company and to consolidate Southwest Virginia lines with the main railway. The annual report shows earnings of 17,652,204 dollars, up 1,022,665 from the prior year.
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Norfolk & Weatery Milroad
Pocahontas Coal and Colin Company
Southwest
Virginia
Norfolk & Western
Money For Maybrick Meeting In Chicago Auditorium
Promoters of a meeting at the Chicago Auditorium tonight aim to raise funds for Mrs. Florence Maybrick the American woman serving a life sentence in England for her alleged murder of her husband Proceeds will cover expenses of a prominent women's committee planned to travel to Britain to press for Maybrick's release Speakers include Senator Mason Clarence Darrow and Miss Jane Addams.
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Maybrick
Chicago
Florence Maybrick
Bengland
Benator Mason
Clarence Darrow
Sod Mies
Jane Addams
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