Wrecks and Civil Injuries Reported in City and Suburbs
A rear collision on Milwaukee avenue telescoped a grip car, fatally injuring Louie Scare and severely injuring B Baer Herman Satter F Theodore Mutz Kate Stowell and Flora Thompson with nine others hurt. Four ambulances carried the wounded to hospitals. Another line collision in the city involved an electric car striking a train with six badly injured. Separate notes tell of William Edward Lackey, Dublin University representative, likely retirement and his literary contributions. and Henry Wade suing Gervias for 275 or return of barley sacks. Shipping affected by strike as Hamburg American withdraws two liners. Admiral Klan’s report finds no blame for the Brooklyn accident.
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Milwaukee Avenue
Louie Scare
B. Baer
Herman Satter
F. Theodore Mutz
Kate Stowell
Flora Thompson
Blin University
Don
William Edward Pole Lackey
Lackey
House of Commons
Dublin University
R. Lackey
Lecky
Ireland
England
Lewis
DIES OF ASIATIC CHOLERA IN MANILA FAMILY LINK
Advices from Manila report Patrick Galvin former Daly partner and Helena police chief died of Asiatic cholera. He held mining interests in the Philippines and was noted as a Montana Alaska and San Francisco resident. He reportedly left valuable mining property acquired recently abroad. James Connolly sails from Liverpool to tour the United States to study social and industrial conditions.
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Patrick Galvin
Daly
Manila
Philippines
War Department
Marcus Daly
Helena
Mr. Galvin
Montana
Alaska
San Francisco
London
James Connolly
Socialist Republican Party of Ireland
Liverpool
New York
Connolly
United States
Prune Harvest Opens in San Jose Estimates 85 to 95 Million Lbs
The prune harvest has begun in San Jose California with conservative estimates placing the local crop at 85,009,000 to 95,000,000 pounds of fruit of good size and quality. The president of the California Cured Fruit Association estimates the statewide crop at 125,000,000 to 150,000,000 pounds.
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San Jose
Cal
California Cured Fruit Aespection
Terrific explosion at MacLaren colliery Cardiff
In Cardiff Wales last night a boiler or gas explosion at MacLaren colliery killed twelve miners and injured seventeen. Ninety six miners remained entombed but were rescued. Separate item notes Pennsylvania campaign opening with Democratic candidates Pattison Guthrie Nolan at Mt Penn Tower and Fifth Street auditorium events.
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Cardiff
Wales
MacLaren
Pennsylvania
Reading
Democrats
Welkin
Quay
Mt. Penn Tower
Fifth Street
Secretary Wilson to Resign as Cabinet Member
Washington report states Secretary Wilson plans to resign early next year to become president of the Iowa State Agricultural College. The move would shift leadership in the cabinet and impact political and educational circles.
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Wilson
Washington
Towa State Agricultural College
Mount Soufferie Erupts Again Near Castries
Mount Soufferie 5 erupts violently near Castries St Lucia at midnight on Sept 4. Initial reports are unclear on casualties or damage as authorities assess the extent of the eruption and potential hazards to nearby residents.
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Soufferie
Castries
St. Lucia
Montauk Bombarded In Naval Attack On Signals Station
Fort Trumbull Conn Sept 4 This morning the mimic war operations limited to a naval strike against Montauk signal station and a bombardment of field batteries with no reported counteraction.
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Montauk
Fort Trumbull
Conn
Lane Nominated for Governor by Democrats
Sacramento September 4 Franklin K Lane city attorney of San Francisco was nominated for governor by the democratic convention late yesterday afternoon.
Reconstruction advances in Orange River Colony faster than Transvaal
Reconstruction progresses quickly in the Orange River Colony of South Africa as efforts to amalgamate Dutch and Bugish elements near completion. The population appears determined to settle disputes and erase lingering bitterness from recent conflicts.
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Orange River Colony
South Africa
Transvaal
Two Dead in Train Wrecks Near Thompson Falls Montana
Spokane dispatch reports the west bound Northern Pacific passenger train derailed near Thompson Falls Montana last night. Engineer Owens Brakeman Gerstman and an unidentified passenger are reported dead. Five coaches and the engine left the track. three Fullmans remained on the rails.
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Spokane
Wash
Northern Pacific
Thompson Falls
Owens
Gerstman
Motorman and Conductor Held Over After President Injury Case
Madden and Conductor Kelly, in charge of the car involved in yesterday’s accident that injured the President, were arraigned in Pittafield district court and held on bail. The case was continued to September 18 pending the medical examiner Dr Cole’s reports. The trial will await Craig’s inquest and medical findings. The city council plans action to regulate trolley speed.
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Pittafield
Mass
Madden
Kelly
Cole
Craig
Contempt Disregard Case Sets Charleston Jury Tone
In Charleston on September 4 a Winnifred Coal Company dispute over miners occupying company houses led jurors to defy judge directives to render a specific verdict as arguments on contempt proceed. In Cleveland on the same date the Detroit and Toledo Short Line was sold for 1.5 million to an English syndicate, easing the binding distress on the Everett Moore syndicate.
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Charleston
W. Va
Winifred Coal Company
Cleveland
Detroit
Toledo
Everett Moore
Nephew of General Dewet Killed by Live Wire
Adolph De wet, nephew of the Boer leader General Dewet, was killed in Butte Montana when he touched a live electric wire. He had served as a lineman in the city for two years.
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Adolph Dewet
General Dewet
Butte
Mont
Sugar Factory Starts Beet Sugar Season at La Grande
The Amalgamated Sugar Company began its brown sugar campaign at the La Grande plant. Superintendent Ackerley expects a record season producing about 80 tons of sugar in 12 to 14 days. A new 1699 ton beet shed is under construction as preparations proceed for the campaign.
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la Grande
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Ackerley
Lanner Rus
Fire damages Odeon and Music Hall in Cincinnati
Fire swept through the Odeon and Music Hall buildings in Cincinnati this morning causing extensive damage estimated at two hundred thousand dollars. Investigators assess the fire's origin as undetermined with crews from city departments battling flames for hours.
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Cincinnati
Odeon
Music Hall
Neely Freed From Quarantine Over Cuban Fraud Arrest
F. W. Neely, a central figure in the Cuban postal frauds, was released from quarantine in New York. He says he has come to consult attorneys and that his return to Cuba depends on Congress actions.
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Neely
New York
F. W. Neely
Cubs
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. on Gun Discharge Accident
The Roosevelt family reported Theodore Roosevelt Jr. accidentally discharged a gun but was not seriously wounded. The incident occurred in Redfield on September 4 as a Northwestern rail worker was present. authorities described the event as an unintended discharge with no serious injuries.
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Redfield
Theodore
Roosevelt, Jr
Northwestern
Sultan of Maciu Defiant Stands Against Conciliations
Philippine dispatches report Sultans of Bacalalog and Maciu refuse terms and refuse friendship with any nation. Colonel Baldwin urged conciliation, but the Sultan replied that he has no desire to be friendly and warned that if war is unwanted, he should leave the lake region at once.
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Washington
War Department
Philippines
Bancalog
Maciu
Baldwin
Lake
Wheat market steadiness eyed in New York and Chicago
Reports from I L Ray Co indicate wheat prices largely unchanged across major exchanges. New York closed slightly under yesterday while Chicago traded near steady, with December wheat shown around 73% in New York and 68% in Chicago. Primary receipts were notably below year earlier. Prices for other rails and staples cited include Union Pacific at 110% and L N at 162% with a San Francisco quote of 1.13% per bushel.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Chicago
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Steel
Morgan Confers on Concessions With Great Financier
In Philadelphia on September 4 the North American reports J Pierpont Morgan has held secret talks with President Mitchell to learn what operator concessions might bring miners back to work. Mitchell denies any conciliatory communications. Morgan says he will prepare an answer to Haers statement within days.
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Mitchell
Philadelphia
North American
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wilkesbarre
Haer
Court Proceedings Show Little Business in Walla Walla County
On the second day of the county court session only routine matters are expected, with bills viewed and the term ending soon. Discussions touch meeting with Walla Walla and Umatilla counties to protect riverfront lands near Milton, as hopes to curb washout grow costly for both counties. A conference date remains unsettled and Umatilla officials may not proceed. The item includes a colonial-era aside on smoking and a note that hop-picking is active around Independence, with Powder Valley hay and grain yields reportedly the best on record.
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Walla Walla County
Walla Walla River
Milton
Umatilla County
Independence
Powder Valley
Roosevelt carries out itinerary after secretary injury
President Roosevelt announced the plan would proceed as scheduled despite severe injuries to Secretary Cortelyou from the trip. Roosevelt examined by Dr Lang in Oyster Bay and expressed the policy would continue, even as Cortelyou remained hospitalized with a bruised nose and nervous shock. The president hosted Grand Duke Boris and Ambassador Cassini at luncheon the same day.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt Arowe
Lang
Cortelyou
Pratt
Hempstead
L. 1
Roosevelt
Boris
Cassini
Warrant Issued for Warden and Doctor in Delicate Operation Case
Tremendous excitement in Bolse as warrants are issued for Charles H. Arney warden of the penitentiary and Dr J K Dubois prison physician over alleged delicate operation on Joale Kenalor life prisoner. Attys Dumton and Agney involved with the matter dating back to July. Authorities uncertain on arrests while statements and affidavits surface.
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Agney
Pocatello
Dubola Tederstood
Martin
Dimton
Train Robbery Attempt Near Hermosa Reported
An audacious robbery on the Boner railroad near Hermosa involved three American outlaws who seized the engine crew after a torpedo explosion halted the train. Two robbers tried to force entry to the express car but fled through orange groves whence they vanished.
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Tucson
Arta
Soph doeRenotta
Here
Boner
Hermosa
Rewaelii Wer
Japanese volcan disaster report confirms inland devastation
Yokohama sources say after an inspection of Torlettt island the eruption wiped out inland areas and no one was left alive. Over 160 people were idle due to the catastrophe.
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Yokohama
Dept
Torlettt
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