Bryan stands firm on federal railroad ownership stance
New York dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan will not retreat from federal ownership as the solution to transportation issues. He says his remarks express personal opinion, not party policy, and he will not dictate to Democrats. Bryan criticizes sympathy for Fairbanks and notes multiple Democratic conferences nationwide. He also delivers a nonpartisan banquet speech in New Haven on democracy, suffrage, and America's influence abroad.
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New York
Bridgeport
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New Haven
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Pemal
Strike Ends Crew Pullback on California and Geary Lines
In San Francisco the Canmen's union voted to recall workers tonight on the California and Geary street line, ending a strike that halted trolley service. The move completes the work stoppage and resumes full operation for the cars citywide.
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Canmen’s Union
California
Geary Street
Gans Leads Betting in Ring as Nelson Favors Favorable Odds
Goldfield observers report Fiddle Graney Nelan and Lundy matched against Nelson in the ring. Gans' seconds are Frank McDonald, Kid Sims and Bob Turver. Nelson was examined this morning and found in good condition. Gans remains favorite at betting odds of 10 to 8 and 10 to 10.
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Charleston Cruiser Charleston delay due to roge wrecks
Lota Chill September 1 The cruiser Charleston carrying Secretary Root is not yet reported due to heavy fog and many wrecks. It is not believed that anything serious has occurred but minor accidents may have caused delays.
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Root
Nelson Sends for Gire in Marriage Bid
From Goldfield Nevada comes word that Battling Nelson has sent for a Chicago chorus girl he loves to marry. Manager Nolan opposed the match and sent agents to meet the girl on the train in Salt Lake but cannot stop her arrival. The outcome remains uncertain.
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Goldfelld
No Strike Today as Carpenters Plan Half Holiday
Los Angeles Sept 1 The carpenters strike scheduled for today did not occur. Carpenters will take a Saturday half holiday starting today and will file their demand for an increased wage scale next week.
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Carpenters
Dreadnaught Commissioned as Nations Urge More Ships
Portsmouth England Sept 1 The Dreadnaught was commissioned today. Experts demand building two more for every German ship. Earthquake reported at 6 50 am in Ems Prussia followed by two lighter shocks.
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Rebels blame others for Stolypin attack
In St Petersburg on September 1 a proclamation from rebels claimed General Tropoff did not plan Stolypin’s assault and blamed others for his death. Rioters attacked troops guarding prisoners as reinforcements arrived, eight were killed and many wounded, including a mother with her infant.
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Morcow
Enaime
Stoly Pin
Bate
Liha
Business Conditions Improve at Local Post Office
A August report shows post office business up 12 percent over August 1906. August receipts totaled 292.63 with salaries 227.60 and free delivery 177.08. balance 400.14 in favor. Harry Rees was sworn in as assistant postmaster replacing Charles L. French, who departs for Northwestern University after seven years.
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Charles L. French
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Rumors of a President Shot Rebutted at Sagamore
Wild rumors spread that the president had been shot, but he personally denied the claim and was seen driving through the village. The Army and Navy Register embraces reform spelling while court martial proceedings begin at Fort Leavenworth for a dilatory officer. The transport Sheridan wreck at Honolulu yields 20 women and 10 children among the passengers, with salvage efforts under way.
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War Department
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Torbay
Sagamore
Sheridan
Honolulu
Helen
Roy Sullivan Incident Near Nolin Station Reported
Roy Sullivan, the one old son of Mrew BiElizabeth Sullivan of Nolin, was involved in an accident near Arn Heeldent station yesterday. Details of the incident have not been received.
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Nolin
Man Badly Cut While Intervening in Reservation Fight
A rancher on Brigham's Brigham place north of the old Agency built is seriously cut while attempting to separate Donald Mckay and Ikok Belekhim in a dispute on the reservation. Mckay, after a prior drunken court result, is said to have attacked Brigham. deputy US marshal Glenn Bushee heads to the reservation to arrest him.
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Brigham Himeelf
McKay
Glenn Bushee
United States
Miiehal
Carmen Reject the Overtures and San Francisco Strike
San Francisco dispatch reports Governor Pardee cannot bar imported armed strikebreakers, while Carmens union rejects company overtures for arbitration. Mayor Schmitz efforts to quell the rift fail as Farley’s men are expected Sunday, with violence feared. union leaders threaten action and workers avoid duty.
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United Roads
Howse Farley
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Daily News
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Selantte Alt
Destructive forest fires threaten timber near Rollingham
Destructive fires in the Rollingham area are claimed to have destroyed or damaged substantial timber stands. Officials estimate losses to reach about 1,000,000 dollars as efforts to combat the blazes continue. Local authorities warn residents to stay clear of affected zones.
Aboard the Sheridan Washington September report
Aboard the Sheridan at Sheridan Washington on September 17 stock men number 17 and one general prisoner with 45 enlisted men under the command of Captain Peabody.
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Sept
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Cilergo Wheat Market Sees Opening and Closing Fluctuations
Chicago market reports show wheat prices opening at TO and closing at TIM. Trade activity included com opening at 47 percent and closing AT percent, while onte opened at 29 percent and Bot closed.
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Mayor James A. Fee Hurt After Mountain Train Incident
Mayor James A. Fee was thrown from a cart near Meacham while riding with his family. He injured his back but no bones were broken, and he will remain at home for several days under medical care.
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German Government Aroused over Mormon Mission Work
Berlin Sept 1 The German government orders an official inquiry into reports that Mormon missionaries are seeking women to join the Utah community. Fraulein Marie Winckler is sent to Utah to investigate conditions and report whether missionaries will be barred if the reports are true.
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Fraulein Marie Winckler
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Big race at Sheepshead Bay for 2 year old fillies
At Sheepshead Bay this afternoon 16 of the best 2 year old fillies will race for $50,000. Most bettors favor the Keene entries, with Old Honesty tipped as a likely winner.
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New York
Pacific Coast Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Seattle defeated Los Angeles 2 to 1 in Seattle. In Portland San Francisco and Portland played to a 1 to 1 draw. In Oakland Fresno fell to Oakland 5 to 7.
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Pacific Coast Baseball
Seattle
Los Angeles
Massive Wool Bales Reported From Pendleton Warehouses
The Judd and Root Company has 050,000 pounds on hand and has scoured 2,500,000 pounds. Baling by two warehouses totals about 5,090,000 pounds with most shipped to Boston and Hartford. Wool from Wallowa, Umatilla, Morrow, Gilliam, and adjacent Washington counties dominates the year’s output. The Furnish company baled 2,500,000 pounds with little on hand. The season ends soon, and managers avoid guessing final totals.
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Furnish Company
Almort
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Mass
Hartford
Vimatilla
Toimattin
Poker
Wallowa
Asotin
Washington
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Avon
Affa irs Worsen as Real Estate Trust Probed
Philadelphia Sept 1 Recinver Earl says further probes into the Real Estate Trust affairs are needed. He believes the trust department is intact while the bank department is hopelessly involved. John A Doe fined in Omaha for selling ice under weight, $59 plus costs.
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Earl
Real Estate Trust Company
John A. Doe
Omaha
Pendleton School Openings With Strong Teacher Corps
Pendleton public schools announce opening September 10 with a strong state leading corps of teachers. The current course of study adopted last year remains, boundary divisions are set, and primary pupil entry begins for those aged years.
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Cort
Sueneseras
Eohoels
Pendletom
Durling
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