750 Can Sail as Hong Kong Bars Larger Troopship
The Hong Kong authorities refuse to allow more than 750 men aboard the troopship and the government declines to intervene. The Kansas volunteers remain behind while police protect the Filipino reformist Etzel after threats to his life. A Star cable from the Tartar reports British clearance denied for the Twentieth Kansas regiment, with 400 regulars complaining of overcrowding and illnesses aboard.
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Hong Kong
Syme
Kansas
Hone Kons
Wildman
Harber
Erzel
Etzel
Kansas City
The
Star
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
War Department Denies British Authority Over Tartars
War Department states the Tartar matter has been referred to Ambassador Choate, asserting British authority over the vessel is unauthorized since she is chartered by the United States. Other items note the American Equal Wage union founded in Jefferson City, Oceanic arrives in New York, Wellman undergoes leg surgery, Union Veterans Legion encamps in Baltimore, a sleeping car on a Wabash train catches fire, a man fatally falls from a bridge near Plattsmouth, Red Men plan to fund orphans, burglars halted at Gowrie, and a large military camp at the Presidio with thousands of troops en route to the Philippines.
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War Department
Choate
Wasuindtoy
United States
Equal Wage Union
Kanass Oury
Jefferson City
Richard D. Eathrens
Rellens
Kelioms
Lam
Jan
Isak
Farver
Vny
WM. M. Rellems
Siberia
Jaz Brady
J.B. Cos
E.R Bost
Alan
Tor
Mathia
Greene
Swanson Rheumatic Car CO
Dearborn St
Chicago
Platt Witness in Ramapo Probe and Liquor Law Pleas
The Ramapo Water Company probe highlighted Colonel Jatt son of Senator Platt as a witness. Platt refused to disclose his stock in City Trust, citing privacy. Separately, liquor dealers seek secret ballots and later opening hours. raids target resort bathhouses yielding bottles seized. Maloy loses to Kerwin. Western Liquid Air Company forms in Sioux City with 500000 capital. James F. and J A Hathaway win Democratic and Populist nominations for Iowa’s Fifty seventh district.
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York
Sen Atery
Sunk Uf. Jatt
Thomas G. Platt
Plate
Ramapo Water Company
New York
Ma. Mot
Platt
City Trust Company
Silas B. Dutcher
Ramapo Watermpany
Western Liquid Air Company
Sioux City
American Company of New York
F. L. Easton
James Doughty
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakota
Telegraphic Briefs From Around The Nation And World
Star Pointer returns to Cleveland for leg care while General Otis seeks 5 million rounds of ammunition. Admirals swap posts at Norfolk navy yard and a church shooting in Columbia, S.C. causes casualties. Antarctic grant of 1000 pounds announced by British science group. Heidelbergs chancellor elected. Chicago fathers' union march ends in absence. Army to ship 1000 tons to Porto Rico. Merritt Hoblit joins Drake University. Dreyfus verdict triggers Texas boycott rumors of Paris expo. Suede dies by self infliction in Chicago. Indictment of murder against father and father-in-law. Joliet embezzler found dead. 500 French families planned to settle near Clay City, Illinois. perfume industry spotlighted in France-America link.
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Star Pointer
Cleveland
General Otis
War Department
Admiral Howell
Admiral Farquhar
Norfolk Navy Yard
Columbia
British Association For the Advancement of Science
G. E. Miller
Christain World
Darton
Heidelbert University
Tiffin
Union Fathers
Chicago
Amy Commissary
Porto Rico
Merritt Hoblit
Atlanta
Monterey
Mex
Drake University
Des Moines
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
H. G. Rouse
Garrell
United States Express Company
Joliet
Jackson Park
Clay City
France
America
Trusts At Chicago Conference Stir Labor Debates
The Civic Federation opened its Chicago conference on trusts with delegates from New York and Wisconsin leading representation. Wooten of Texas framed sharp attacks on monopolies, inciting labor delegates while eastern members remained reserved. Amid disorder, Gans from the Knights of Labor led proceedings as plans for a formal program were shaped.
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Cicago
Civic Federation
New York
W. Bourke Cochran
Wisconsin
Masehall
Franklin WU
Wooten
Tex
Fu Atest
W. Rourke Cookran
August Gans
Knights of Labor
Gans
John W. Hayes
New Jersey
Easley
Pingree
J. W. Jenks
Henry Carter Adams
Wales Wakefield Feud Ends in Potential Fatal Shootout
In Camrenvae on September 22 the long running Wales Wakefield feud erupted again on a public road. A Wales youth and a Wakefield confronted each other with a revolver and shotgun in a pitched fight. Wales was hit by a full charge of shot in the face and may die while Wakefield surrendered and is held in the county jail.
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Camrenvae
Jobrstown
Wales
Wakefield
Jai
Cudahy Packing Company reorganizes leadership shifts
Sioux City Journal reports RHEE of Sioux City plant leaves the company to join grain buying in Minneapolis. Executive operations of Sioux City, South Omaha, and Kansas City houses will be redirected to Omaha under J A Cudahy, vice president, as the South Omaha house closes.
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Sioux City Journal
Sten. Finnee
Rhee
Syousx City
Cudahy Pou Hing Company
Minneapolis
Allice
Af Vera
Lions City House
South Omaha House
Kansas City Hense
Onaha
J. A. Cudahy
Centennial Death Observance Draws Mixed Plans
A national push marks the hundredth death anniversary of Gears Washington on December 14 with Sons of the Revolution and allied groups organizing events while debates on accuracy of historical death records continue. Dr Dulles of the University of Pennsylvania notes that no conclusive death record from a rattlesnake bite exists after years of study. Cold storage holdings reach 000,000 vessels as the travel season for theater companies opens. Milwaukee fire damages total 70000 to I Uhrig Coal and Jester Lumber. Bridge to Basin Wyoming mall contract awarded to Josiah Cook and G G Morgan for 4898. Steel prices rise five dollars per ton after an industry meeting. Private James M Conner of Company A First Nebraska discharged at San Francisco with travel pay per wartime orders. Chicago reports 16
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Milwaukee
I. Uhrig Coal Company
Jester Lumber Company
Bridge
Basin
Wyo
Josiah Cook
G. G. Morgan
James M. Conner
Company A
Nebra
San Francisco
Chicago
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White Star
Queenstown
North River
Wellman
Lospex
Walter Wellman
Franz Josef Land
Union Veterans’ Legion
Baltimore
Union Veteran Legion of the United States
Fort McHenry
Mostperser
Platismouth
J. J. Kittell
Gray
Missouri River
Hittell
Ci of
Red Men
Council
Yes NY
Gouvie
Fort Doves
Londgest Bros
Gowzie
Marshal Click
Presidio
Philippines
Islands
Bers Motes
Town Association of Liquor Dealers
Trig
Woman’s Christian Temperance Anion
Equitable
Maloy
Sioux Cr
Tommy White
Grand Opera House
George Kerwin
Fat Maloy
Aden
Toppers
Farmers’ Federation of
Theissippi Valley
Stanley
Civics Federation Congress
Alien
Mississippi Valley
Dexisox
J. W_ Joyes
Gabe
Shaw
Dubuque
Dorvecs
Frank D
Najrood Park
Secretary of the Treasury
Beef Trust
St. Louis
Retail Butchers of
Retail Butchers’ Co-Operative Association
Waterton Street
Waterkiou
Waterloo Street
Des Moyes
Cgeneril Otis
Philippine Army
Geory Ti, Notley
Creston
Jowa
Aculanlenholisma
Toyans
Mat
Oper
Siony City
Supi
Joux City
Patehen
Gentry
Cunmmins I
Mircating
Musesving
Healase
J. L. Giesler
Woortburys
Sioux
Cory
Daimyne
Georie Burgin
Fort Donan
Gowri
Toronto
G. Wn
Charles . Spiegel
Hoe
Sen
Nutter Vely
Tyultsan
Lowa
Fort Mapixox
Lows Colored Bay
M. 4
Tompkins
Centerville
Frances Baker
Davenport
E. A. Wilson
Burlington
Corre Sponding
Secretar Millison
J. G. Bolding
Forbush
3. Nichols
Muchakinock
Sioux Oy
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Gstic
Jowans
Destson
J.W. Joyce
McCabe
Shisw
Joyce
Des Maines
Samuel Merrill
Plymouth
Wanson
Catalugue
Eapre Mfg. CO
Rock Falls, Ill
A Sonth Jas
Bare. Publisi
Florida Fe
Aramynis
W. Madison ST
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Brer Nee
Warness Mpg
CO. W
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IND
Gears Washington
Sons of the Revolution
Simikic
Artaveius
Dulles
University of Pennsylvania
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Keith
Scocer
Ill
Nlewepar
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