Week's noted events in brief across nations and cities
Riots on Labor Day injure several in Steubenville and Louisville while parades and picnics mark the day in many cities. Prince Wilhelm completes his New York visit and travels to Niagara Falls. Richard Mansfield is buried in New London after a simple funeral.
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Steubenville
San Francisco
Louisville
Prince Wilhelm
New York City
Niagara Falls
Richard Mansfield
New London
National Letter Carriers’ Association
Canton
United Postal Clerks of the United States
Peoria
Weather Bureau
Washington
Elliott F. Shepard
New York
Brescia
Italy
Monte Chiari
W. B. Felker
Denver
EB. V. Casey
Overland Park
John B. Demotte
Greencastle
Ind
Chesapeake & Ohio
Charleston
W. Va
C. E. Abbott
Peterson
Fletcher
Fremont
Neb
Ion Pacific
Shanghai
Robert Hart
Millinois
Charles McEntee
Keeling Wilson
William Stinger
Lacon
Houston
Tex
Standard Milling Company
W. D. Young & Co
Bay City
Mich
E. R. Coffin
Electrical Securities Corporation of New York
Omaha General Hospital
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Buffalo Bills Wild West
James A Bailey
John J. Jackson
Parkersburg
United States
Atlantic City
John J. Phillips
Cleveland
Noordland
Joseph Stinel
Pittston
Wilkesbarre
Garfield
Lumber Trust
Roosevelt
Stillings
Policeman Edward McCartney Slain in San Francisco Rioting
Police officers Mitchell and McCartney chased two burglary suspects when a crowd of union men and strike sympathizers stirred by Tansey sparked a riot. Tansey allegedly fired twice, killing McCartney. Mitchell pursued and Tansey was later arrested at his lodgings denying guilt.
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San Francisco
Edward McCartney
Peter Mitchell
McCartney
Mitchell
Tansey
United Railroads
Probing Phillips Death In Cleveland Autopsy Hints Murder
The coroner's investigation into John J. Phillips death began Tuesday after an autopsy showed the bullet was fired from behind making suicide unlikely. Phillips, a former coal operator and banker, left debts around 100000 dollars and his family doubts a burglar killed him.
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Cleveland
John J. Phillips
Phillips
Black Hundreds Suffer Setback in Odessa Turmoil
In Odessa the Black Hundreds faced a major defeat as grain trade shut and bankers threaten suspending financial transactions to protest anti Semitic outrages of September 2 that left three dead and 50 to 60 wounded. A exporters deputation urged action from the governor general, who promised police to curb raids.
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Odessa
Russia
Railway Officer to be Tried
Alfred H. Smith vice president and general manager of the New York Central railroad must stand trial on a charge of manslaughter in the second degree. The charge stems from the wreck of an electric train on the Harlem railroad at Woodlawn on February 16. The decision was handed down Tuesday by Supreme Court Justice Giegerich.
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Central
Ilinois Traction Company
Charleston
Olcott C. Colt
New York
Chicago
Congress of State Sanitary Boards
Jamestown
American Agriculturist
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Alexander I
Fred Williams
Bear Point
Crooked Lake
Michigan
Prince Wilhelm
Fylgia
Edmund J. James
University of Ilinois
E. R. Dewsnup
University of
National Council
George W. Bowers
Washington
Grand Trunk
Detroit
Mich
John Mathews
Methodist Episcopal Church South
W. Mathews
St. Louis
S. W. Hager
Kentucky
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Powers
Goebel
Samuel Marshall
Marshall
Julian Story
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Cleveland
John A. Benson
E. B. Perrin
Tehama County
California
London
England
India
Lake View
Theodere Boettcher
Belleville
Carnegie hert + gedal
Boettcher
Cova
Ming
William Krebes
Robels
Columbus
Gov. Harris
D. C. Badger
L. C. Bailey
Board of Agriculture
J. Y. Bussell
Board of Trade
Georgia Central
Atlantic Coast Line
Seven Oaks
Ocean Avenue
New London
Conn
Scranton
John J. Williams
Boston
America
New England
Cochram
Clinton, Ill
Warner
John Warner
Mettler
Bell
Chicago Society
Vespasian Warner
United States Commissioner of Pensions
Myron Severhill
Janesville
Wis
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
James R. Garfield
Interior
Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
Mt. Vesuvius
United States Naval Academy
Camp Perry
Massachusetts
William Howard Metcalf
Navy
Victor H. Metcalf
Oakland
San Rafael
Vida Bevans
Casablanca
James Money, Jr
Money
Miss
Grover Kirby
Miss Sutton
Niagara-on the-Lake
Ont
Miss Rotch
Villaldo
War Department
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Edward
Chantant
Marienbad
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Trust
St. Paul's Cathedral
Southern Pacific Railroad
Sacramento
John K. Stowell
Milwaukee
Winfield T. Durbin
Indiana
Gov
Taylor
Senator la Follette
Allegheny County
Teachers’ Institute
Pittsburg
Marine Hospital Service
San Francisco
Joshua Kay
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Erie
Wisher's Ferry
Sunbury
Alfred H. Smith
New York Central Railroad
Harlem
Woodlawn
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Joel W. DeWeese Dies at 61 in Lincoln
Lincoln Neb Joel W DeWeese veteran Civil War solicitor for Burlington Railroad for lines west of Missouri died at home after brief illness aged 61 He was a longtime railroad official and Civil War veteran.
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Joel W. DeWeese
Lincoln, Neb
Burlington Railroad Company
Missouri
Slayer of Black Hand Exonerated in Blairsville Case
In Blairsville Pennsylvania Frank Ciepiano, a shoemaker, was exonerated after being accused in a Black Hand gang case. A jury cleared him of the charges after the raid on his store and the fatal confrontation.
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Black Hand
Blairsville
Frank Ciepiano
Black Hand Faciety
Wey
Lorraine Cakes and Other French Sweets From A Historic Recipe Page
Recipes include Lorraine Cakes with flour butter eggs and cream baked in a pie dish, Biscuit de Savoie using egg yolks rice flour and vanilla, and a Quarter Quartz Cake with equal weights of eggs sugar flour and butter baked in a mold.
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Lorraine
Dutch style pigs feet souse for camp meals
Add to lunch hampers for camping parties with adult men in charge. Simmer pigs feet, cool, then simmer again in a vinegar brine with salt sugar peppers bay leaves mace onions and thyme. Pack in a stone jar, strain liquor over feet, chill for cold storage.
How to Bake White Bread From Itself
Step by step bread recipe uses a quart of flour and warm water with shortening sugar and a yeast cake dissolved in water. After an overnight rise, mix in more flour and salt then knead twice and let rise before baking in loaves.
Lima Beans in White Sauce Recipe
Soak one pint beans overnight then simmer in water for two and a half hours. Drain and make a white sauce with butter flour salt pepper hot milk then combine with beans. Simmer fifteen minutes and serve with additional salt and pepper to taste.
Veal Dish Layered with Mushrooms and Gravy
A recipe describes layering cold roast veal with its dressing, then lining a baking dish with mince and veal gravy. Alternate with chopped canned mushrooms and buttered crumbs, seasoning between layers, baking covered until bubbling and browning on top before serving.
Green Currant Pie Recipe Note
Make green currants stew until burst with minimal water then sweeten with sugar and add a fine rolled soda cracker. Layer between two pie crusts and bake. If using ripe currants skip the stew step.
Cleaning Old Cloak Stains with Oatmeal and Whiting
The article recommends a surface dirt removal method using equal parts oatmeal and whiting applied with flannel. Shake the coat, repeat the treatment until clean, then press the fabric on the wrong side with a warm iron to finish.
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Labor Day
New York Central
Canery
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