Third Man to Be Portuguese at Venezuela Arbitration
The Hague meeting adjourned after Mouravieff said he was the sole arbitrator present. Venezuela protests delays by Britain and Germany seeking three arbitrators. Rome reports Russia informs Italy a Portuguese will be appointed as the third arbitrator, to join the court overseeing Venezuelan claims.
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Hague
International Court of Arbitration
Haron van Lynden
M. Mouravicff
Cohen
Great Britain
Uncle Sam
Wayne MacVeagh
Venezuela
Celen
M. Mouravieff
MacVeagh
Germany
Czar
Rome
Italy
Had Married But Thirteen Kokomo Woman Sets Matrimony Record
Kokomo Indiana September 2 a cross complaint names Mrs Sarah Pohlman a 40 year old woman who allegedly holds thirteen living husbands eight in Ohio and five in Kokomo. Plaintiff Pohlman No 13 claims she aims to corner available men with a matrimonial trust and a tentacle like reach to secure husbands.
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Kokomo
Ind
Sarah Pohhnan
Ohio
Woman at Paris Ill admits pension fraud
Mrs Clara Harvey of Paris Illinois confessed to pension fraud spanning several years. In Terre Haute she married a Civil War veteran McKimmey and obtained a pension via Keiser Bros after his death. She has since married twice more and is divorcing H H Harvey while mail was sent to Mrs McKimmey in Terre Haute. She visited Terre Haute quarterly for pension business.
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Paris
Clara Harvey
High Street
C. D. Sloan
Danville
G. W. Kleiser
Terre Haute
H. H. Harvey
Man kills woman then commits suicide in New York
New York on September 2 reports Henry T. Edson, brother of Dr. Cyrus Edson, shot and killed Mrs. Fannie Hullen and then fatally shot himself.
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New York
Henry T. Edson
Cyrus Edson
Fannie Hullen
Army of the Philippines delegates pick St Louis for next reunion
The two hour convention session in St Paul, Minnesota, saw General Irving Hale praise the army’s work in the Philippines and urge the society to persist. Hale hinted he may not seek re election and named possible successors including General Chaing and Lieutenant Mackae of Council Bluffs as contenders.
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St. Paul, Minn
Army of the Philippines
St. Louis
Irving Hale
Philippines
Hale
National Society of the Army of the Philippines
Chaiing
Mackae
Council Bluffs
Beaupre under fire over canal policy in Colombia
Washington dispatch reports pressure on Arthur M Beaupre of Illinois as Colombia and the United States clash over canal legislation. Officials accuse Beaupre of inadequate reporting and possible overreach while Colombia denounces his influence. In Panama unrest grows as Herrea followers mobilize, with seized arms and ammunition reappearing, signaling a planned revolt amid canal treaty rejection.
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Chicago
Washington
Arthur M. Beaupre
Ilinois
Colombia
Senor Rico
Minster Herran
Beaupre
Togota
Herran
State Department
Bogota
Hierran
Canal
Department
Panama
Benjamin Herrera
Lash Advised For Wife Beaters In South Bend Court
In South Bend on September 2 City Judge George G Feldman publicly supported whipping as punishment for wife beaters after Ignatz Bednarwacz pleaded guilty to whipping his wife. He said he would lash the offender if possible to protect dependents. The same report notes a smallpox epidemic spreading from Oxford to Orion Michigan with a nurse at Dr De Cou's Cancer Institute seriously ill and isolated.
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South Bend
Ind
George G. Feldman
Ignatz Bednarwacz
Feldman
Orion
Mich
Oxford
de Cou
Cancer Institute
Carnegie Warns Of Steel Shortage And Slump
Andrew Carnegie warned at the Iron and Steel Institute conference that steel prices will clarify due to raw material scarcity. He contrasted 1847 with 1903 and urged focus on iron ore supply amid rising production costs and logistics. In Peoria, Alonzo st. Clair Wilderman of Belleville was elected right eminent grand commander of the Knights Templar.
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Peoria
Alonzo St. Clair Wilderman
Belleville
Knights Templar
Wilderman
West
Holman Greene Purington
Chicago
Apollo
St. Bernard
Chicaro
Teke
Marshal Spring
Ays
Carnegie on iron ore supply and world power
The speaker asserts sixty years of iron ore supply for the United States Steel Corporation, noting future discoveries are vital for cheap steel. He praises England as the “great little mother of nations,” discusses a transatlantic economic vision, and foresees a united English speaking world spanning the Atlantic as a dominant power.
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Steel Corporation
England
United States
America
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie
Imire and Steel
Atlantic Ocean
Montreal
New York
Atlantic
San Francisco Art Victoria
Pacific
Canada
State Democratic Convention Opens in Harrisburg Today
Harrisburg September 2 The Democratic state convention opened at noon with William Han of Pittsburgh named temporary chairman. After a recess to 2:50, Webster J Grim was chosen permanent chairman and the platform denounces the governor for backing the Grady Salus libel bill calling for repeal with Democratic support in the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Kansas Trust Will Suffer
Topeka editor reports Attorney General C. C. Cole will gather data on rising Ber coal prices in Osage county mining district and prepare a case against coal operators. He proposes penitentiary coal enter general market to boost competition, but law blocks open sale until winter 1905.
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Topeka
Kan
Spt
C. C. Coleman
Osage County Coal Trust
Penitentiary
Osage County
English swimmer Holbein fails eighth Channel attempt
Dover reports English swimmer Holbein, after 17 hours and 20 minutes in the water, again fell short of crossing the English Channel. He departed South Foreland yesterday and quit eight miles from Calais, France, marking another unsuccessful effort.
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Dover
Holbein
South Foreland
English Channel
Calais
France
Reliance and Shamrock Fail To Get Away
New York September 2 The yacht race has been declared off after the two vessels Reliance and Shamrock failed to gain the required separation leaving the contenders unable to contest the event.
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Reliance
Shamrock
New York
Celebration and uprising roil Macedonia amid sultan’s festival
Constantinople reports a peaceful sultan’s accession celebration while Sofia and Belgrade relay news of renewed Macedonian revolt. Insurgents led by General Zonteble and Colonel Jankoff claim movement in Struma valley. Turkish forces retaliate with massacres in Armensi and Velesi as fighting continues.
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Struma
Rhodope
Varder
Janko
Armensi
Velesi
Arguments Heard in Alaska Boundary Arbitration
London reports arguments of the American and Canadian cases in the Alaska boundary dispute have been submitted by counsel for the United States and Great Britain. The American brief was read, described as stirring by one Canadian counsel, who still thought Britain had a fighting chance.
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Alaska
London
Mk Om
United States
Great Britain
America
New Ministry Formed By President Of Chile
Santiago Chile September 2 After a fortnight of work President Riesco has formed a new ministry headed by Ricard Matteperez It is of the same political composition as the late ministry. Carleton Mich September It has just been announced that Charles J Schal fer and Miss Ada B Stauffer well known New Boston residents were quietly married at Loraine Ont July 24 last The bride was a teacher in Wayre county schools and the groom works for the Pere Marquette railroad Woman Is Wanted To Explain Racine Wis Sept 2 Police seek Marie Harrison for not returning a $300 horse and buggy rented from McAvoys livery barn Chicago authorities notified
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Santiago
Chile
Riesco
Ricard Matteperez
Carleton, Mich
Charles J. Schalfer
Ada B. Stauffer
New Boston
Loraine
Ont
Wayre County
Pere Marquettte Railroad
Racine
Wis
Marie Harrison
McAvoy
Chicago
All the Crops Are Late on the Board of Trade
September 2 report from Chicago notes an unusually lively straw hat scene on the Board of Trade floor as brokers shed superfluous wearing apparel during trading. William Woody, a noted broker, comments that all crops are late and thus the straw hat crop follows suit with the market’s pace.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
William Woody
Roosevelt Heads to Syracuse for Labor Day
Oyster Pay N Y Sept 2 arrangements are complete for President Roosevelt’s trip to Syracuse for Labor Day. He will leave Oyster Bay with a small party the night of Sept 5 and arrive Monday morning to review the Labor Day parade before opening the New York state fair and delivering his Labor Day address. He will return to Oyster Bay the next day.
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N. Y
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Syracuse
No Union Men Are Accepted at Berlin Machine Works
Beloit Wisconsin September 2 Nearly all striking machinists at the Berlin Machine works have returned to work after President Yates required affidavits that they were not union members and would not join a union while employed. Some men signed reluctantly but most were glad to resume work. The Employers' association claims the backbone of union rule is over in Beloit.
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Beloit
Wis
Berlin
Yates
Employers’ Association
Unusual divorce bill in Ann Arbor over kisses
Burnett Steinbach of Chelsea files for divorce from Ada Steinbach claiming an unusually loving disposition and constant kissing demands to show affection in public. Ada counters, praising affection but alleging disputes over property division sparked by the couple.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Burnett Steinbach
Chelsea
Ada
Knapp Denied Another Trial in Ohio Murders
In Hamilton Ohio Judge Belden refused Alfred A Knapp a new trial for the murders of two wives and three others. The court scheduled December 12 for the electrocution. Also reported Des Moines Iowa indictment of Dr W B C Bullard for fraud. A Northwest Territory murder case from St Paul Minnesota describes a white man found murdered in Belly Butter Indian Reservation with a nude body recovered after a search.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Belden
Alfred A. Knapp
Northwest Territory
St. Paul
Miaon
McLeods, N. W. T
Bet Walsh
Man Arrested Near Sagamore Hill Aims to See President
Frank Weilbronner, who gave that name, was seized late last night armed with a loaded revolver and held in the village jail. Authorities say he is demented and possibly dangerous, claiming he wished to marry Miss Alice. arraignment before Justice Franklin followed, with further examination postponed to this afternoon.
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Oyster Bay
Frank Weilbronner
Sagamore Hill
Syosset
Tulane
Weilbronner
Toda
Franklin
Alice
Shot Foyle Political Turmoil Sparks Beirut Incident
A Turkish official cablereport claims a shot fired into the air near Magelsen's carriage sparked fears of an assassination attempt. The shooter was handed to authorities, and calm was urged as the Beirut situation was described as stable by the Turkish foreign minister to the U S envoy in Constantinople.
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Costastine
Saysie
Masely Falke
Magelssen
Stirl
Chekih Beye Wirpatch
Texas Fever Reported from Greene County
Officials reported Texas fever near Care and along the missioners route this day, noting fever cases and seeking guidance from Greene County authorities.
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Greene County
Golf Champion James Put Out Of The Running
Glen Cove Sept 2 Louis N James of Chicago national golf champion was defeated today in the first round Archhiball Graham of Paterson eliminated him in a surprising early upset
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James
Glen Cove
Louis N. James
Chicago
Archhiball Graham
Paterson
Trunkmakers Strike Jolts Chicago Industry
Seven trunkmakers in Chicago go on strike, crippling seven manufactories and threatening local production. In Milwaukee, Anns Radtke dies from asphyxiation after a gas leak in a home, a dog’s bark alerting others. In Brazil, Ind., a 10-year-old boy is severely injured when a kicked horse kicks him in the face, with serious injuries and possible death.
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Chicago
Sey
Javed
Milwaukee
Wis
Anns Radtke
William Graff
Second Street
Brazil
Ind
James Lybarger
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Philippine Veterans
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Eng
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Rker
Mason City
John TH. Whitbeck
Chingo
Gil W. Barnard
Arthur M. Ottman
Democrats
Pennsylvania
Kansas Trust
Sultan
Constantinople
Werevroven
Diacenonia
Sofia
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Zonteble
Macedonian Committee
Jankoff
Hilmi Pac
Konak
Monastir
Graeff
Hilmi Pacha
Love
Gergele
Salonica
Uskub
Beloit Concern
Michigan
Knapp
Des Moines
Iowa State House
W. B. C. Bullard
East Des Moines
Spencer
Crank
Alice Roosevelt
Magelesen
Atile
Texas
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