Grand Prix racing heats and military promotions noted in report
An international sports crowd at Vincennes witnessed day one of the expedition Grand Prix races with McParland and Quoper winning preliminary heats. McVarland claimed the Course de Prin 200 kilometre in 1 hour 15 minutes 202 sevenths, as talk of promotions for General Chaffee and Colonel Daggett moved forward amid retirements.
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Notable Turmoil and Tragedies Reported in Inland Notices
Reports describe multiple violent incidents and accidents across Idaho and surrounding areas. Two men jailed after gunplay near Chelalia Warh, a fatal drowning when George Miles wrecked a home, Mrs. J. F. Howard killed Henry Coyly in Salmon City, and a drummer Lamsbert freed after city bill posting arrest. Also noted are land prospects near Fort Wall receiver and a new automobile mail line trial between Challis and Falinoy with promising speeds.
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Storm reports rise as Galveston tolls mount
Graphic dispatch from Chicago and Dallas traces the gulf coast devastation from the hurricane. Descriptions warn of 1000 to 2000 possible deaths, widespread property loss, and debris piling along Galveston and coastal towns. Relief efforts rush aid to the stricken region.
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Galveston Under Martial Law After Devastating Texas Storm
A Sept disaster report describes Galveston City Island placed under martial law as floodwaters rose inland. Destruction hits Alvin Arcadia and surrounding towns. hundreds homeless with many dead or missing. Relief trains and military forces deployed from Alvin to Pearland and beyond to assist.
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Maine Goes Republican in State Election
Wortland Maine Sept 1 Maine went Republican in the state election today by a large majority. The Republican ticket led by Phil for governor claimed supremacy with key figures McConig for congress and others in Cumberland County the liquor law issue dominated the campaign. Returns show Republican gains statewide with Cumberland County centered around Portland reporting strong results on enforcement of liquor laws.
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Diplomatic Maneuvers Over Chinese Leadership Unfold
Washington reports Li Hongzhang pressing for government authorization to travel from Shanghai while United States troops prepare to withdraw from Peking. London dispatches suggest European powers weigh China policy as Li MangChang directs rapid progress toward peace talks with Prince Ching amid broader Allied negotiations.
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New York State Democratic Convention Ends Session
The New York State Democratic convention gathered in Soratgia on September 11 to appoint committees after nominating Senator I H McCarren of New York as temporary chairman. The body planned a renewal meeting for tomorrow full details unclear.
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Banker Dividend Declared for Columbia National Bank Creditors
The comptroller of the currency has declared a 41 percent dividend in favor of the creditors of the Columbia National Bank of Tacoma.
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United Mine Workers Headquarter Signals No New Strikes
At UMW headquarters officials said there were no new passes in the ongoing repeal implement or strike action. The report notes no additional movement or decisions affecting labor actions as of the briefing.
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