Henderson Out of Race in Third District Nomination
Des Moines Iowa September 17 Telegraph replies show D B Henderson declines acceptance of nominating for congress in the Third district citing views on tariffs and trusts. Other notes report W S Cullison accepting Ninth District nomination and T Me ink, Eleventh District nominee, declining to run due to business pressures.
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Itenderson Dufmyne
Bi. Allink
Choicowin
Eadora
Msythe
Congress
Ube
Ths
D. Bohenderson
Flas
Wlatta
Cullison
Harkin
Ninth Lawn
Alarm Over Smoke and Gases From Copperas Mountain
In Nambrindge Ohio residents report smoke and suspected gases rising from Copperas mountain in Paint Preck valley. Authorities prepare a state investigation as scientists, including Hasecome Red Hot Scientiste, are asked to conduct a thorough inquiry into the heat and dull red hue observed on the mountain.
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Nambrindge
Ohio
Paint Preck Valley
Copperas Mountain
Mount
Nicholas Fish Dies After Saloon Brawl in New York
Nicholas Fish a New York financier and scion of a storied US family died in Roosevelt Hospital after a blow to the head in Richard's Saloon on West Thirty fourth street Monday night. Police probe if murder or accident. private detective Thomas Sharkey and two women were present. Coroner cites brain paralysis from the head injury. wife away at Tuxedo. Sharkey and the women are in custody as investigators seek facts.
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Nichobes Fish
New York
Nicholas Fish
Iilionaire
United States
Roosevelt Hospital
Richard
Thiry-fourth Street
Fish
Thomas J. Sharkey
Libby J. Phillips
Nellie Casey
Ty Vtah
Sharkey
Womer
Twenty Five Thousand In Odd Fellows Parade Details
A historic parade drew twenty five thousand participants as civic leaders and dignitaries reviewed events. Gov. Cummins and Magne Wrenten spoke briefly with President Roosevelt, discussing national politics, tariff policy, trusts, and reciprocity with Cuba amid Western-state considerations. The coal strike was noted as not discussed. Delaware Democrats name ticket for November, with Houst on, Hosinger, and Lowe, as party factions collide over congressional nomination.
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Ati
Clgu
Gtind
Xesstor
Teivee
Arwernien
23Anel
Myn
Gov. Cummins
Ant Magne Wrenten
Tors Munna
Spooner
Allison
Aldrtet Wm Ledge
Sod
Postminster Grnertyne
Roosevelt
Bs Vo Viett
Bugamore
Delaware
Guard Not to Participate in Port Ley Encampment
Sincoly Neb Sept 17 The Nebraska National Guard will not take part in the encampment at Port Ley Kan Governor Savage has ordered two infantry re mercants and a cavalry troop sent to meet necessary expenses he says the National Guard fund is exhausted and a deficiency of 2 would arise He objects to sending the entire militia during a strike on a Union Pacific line and notes no formal call has been received but one is likely to arrive soon
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Sincoly
Neb
Nebeak National Guard
Port Isley
Kan
Savage
Union
New York
Joly Markle
Cent Operre
Mitchell
Mey
Willis
Markle
J.P. Morgan
BR. Widener
Baers
Underwood
Evie
Temple Iron Company
Temple Lon Company
Temple From
Suicide of Lieutenant Morris shocks Kansas City crowd
In Kansas City on September 17, word spread of Lieutenant Morris dying by his own hand aboard the Olympia in Boston harbor. Friends believe his death followed the Maine disaster, and that he knew the explosion’s cause, kept secret by Spanish mines or torpedoes ruled out.
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Kamat City
Morris
Olympia
Boston Harbor
Maine
Mavaua
Malon
Havana
Tnt
Kansas City Club
Attack at Baptist Church Endangers Preacher in Newburg
Indianapolis Sept 17 Rev George Reecher a noted Baptist preacher was attacked by congregation members during a sermon at Newburg church He escaped through a window after resisting repeated assaults Several members rushed the pulpit and Reecher fled His friend Gilbert Rewons aided later as Reecher’s whereabouts and condition remained uncertain with serious injuries to Rowan who was beaten during the melee
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Indianapolis
George Reecher
Indiana
Newburg
Ile
Antil
Topeliee
Frye
Hiss
Gilbert Rewons
Reveher
Murtuuich
Becher
Rowan
Beecher
Labor Candidate Wins Mayor of Clinton
Labor candidate W. B. Farver wins the Clinton mayoral race in a civil election, defeating Republican rival FP Sutton by a plurality over W. J. Poston, replacing the late A. Murhes.
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Clinton
Ita
Umyor
W. B. Farver
FP. Sutton
Amk
W. J. Poston
Varyer
A. Murhes
Crisis in Venezuela Report From Willemstad
A fragmentary cable reports a critical situation in Venezuela with references to Willemstad and Castro, noting unrest and potential humanitarian impact amid uncertain details and limited context. The brief mentions Ve and Oe and names Willemstad and Castro as focal points.
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Venezuela
Willemstad
Castro
War on Evansville wine houses ordered to close
Chief Mauke of Evansville police ordered all wine rooms in the city closed following numerous complaints of open operation. A Kentucky woman reportedly died by suicide in a wine room about a month earlier, accelerating the crackdown.
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Evansville
Mauke
Hauke Dee
Kentucky
France Faces Mediterranean Role in Waning Peace Talks
Paris dispatches report M. Pelletan, French marine minister, warning that France must keep the Mediterranean as a secure bulwark and prepare for possible holy war while denying grand designs of domination. London and Berlin commentary downplays his proclamations, noting France’s rebuilt influence in the region as Britain seeks closer ties and Germany dismisses the minister’s statements as imprudent utterances.
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Tunis
M. Pobtetan
M. Delanase
Wi Yerta
M Leletan
Alea
Attik
Corsica
Teuton
Mediterranean
Mary
Tam
France
Germany
Paris
Italy
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Cotten
M. Delvasn
Pellefane
Atne
Pemarioe
Frances Tori
Bizerte
M.deledsae
Phang
Oveen
Inent
M. Deteasse
M. Peltetan
London
Berlin
Pelletan
Forez
Pelleban
Analo
Die Associated Press
Foreign Office
M. Pelletan
Prance
Great Britain
South Africa
Mbita
Great Urittun
M. Pellgrau
Two Bull Goring Incidents Reported in Midwest Towns
Elkhorn Wisconsin on September 17 reports Dwagut Wales a 60 year old man fatally gored by an infuriated bull in North Geneva. Midland Michigan on September 16 notes Mrs Cli rieu Weronge gored in Taerkin township and in serious condition from abdominal injuries caused by a bull.
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Elkhorn
Wis
Dwagut
Wales
North
Geneva
Hi Fem
Midland
Mich
Clirieu Weronge
Taerkin Township
Democrats Confer District Meeting in Monmouth
A Monmouth gathering of Democratic delegates, including members of the state committee, filled the district convention hall. The event drew strong attendance, signaling unity for forthcoming campaigns, though Rep. Sherstat of Wettliebury announced he would miss future sessions due to business commitments.
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Monmouth
von Terehor
Taba Hopkine
Wirinis
Cyntia
Pometorntis
Dom Sherstat
Wettliebury
Wwe
Trainmen Seek Higher Wages Across Western Routes
Chicago dispatch notes women of the railroad conductors and agents will vote on a plan to demand wage increases. The joint committee will study a uniform rate scale if a two thirds vote approves creating a defined wage territory. The plan covers conductors and other railway workers across lines from Minnesota to New Orleans. A meeting is set in Chicago with the committee to finalize terms.
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Chicago
Rath Road
Thiluth
Minn
New Orleans
Aire Eutins
Adele
Serviers
Adebles
Patriel Jollet
Thie
Eunosin
Mw Vetlag
Katecas City
Alarm Note From Bown to Kentucky Hartford KY Sept 17
A note from Hartford Kentucky reports fearsome unrest as bands of drifters terrorize the area. Town authorities struggle to maintain order while residents seek safety amid crime and panic. Local figures including the town marshal urge calm as fear spreads through nearby Rockport and surrounding communities.
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Bown
Hartford
Tien
Rockport
Muiday
Tilford
Electrical Workers Win in Ottumwa Strike Tr inspires local settlement
A chaotic report details a strike among sleetrimal workers in Ottumwa ending with a settlement after a violent incident injuring a woman and child. The account also mentions unrelated items from Cape Town, Manila, and London, including political acts, a search for a killer, cholera aboard a transport, and a runaway death in Corydon.
Opposition to Roosevelt grips Pennsylvania strike talks
In Schuylkill region, miners press for end to strike with early settlement seen as likely. Prominent leaders including Gompers and Wilson discuss relief and support while noting no immediate action to line up broader labor backing.
Marines on all Panama trains reported travel
American Marines are traveling aboard passenger trains and freer Panama areas with the Cincinnati cruiser docking at ndgines to establish a small rapid fire gun shelter.
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Panama
Tolan
Cincinnati
Ndgines
Call Sent Out For Bank Conditions Summary
Bank officials issue clarifications as the call goes out for conditions tied to a national banking settlement. Financial authorities outline requirements and timelines as the week closes.
State Crops Recovering After Frost Delays Harvest
The report notes plowing improves as ground dries after frost and rain. Some northern areas faced heavier frost damage but most of the state shows limited harm. Threshing continues, corn maturity advances slowly with many crops in shock. potatoes yield large and pastures strong. apples improving though average quality uneven.
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