President Roosevelts Meeting on Miller Case Stirs Labor
Washington September 22 The Miller case at the government printing office prompted informal discussions among the American Federation of Labor executive council. President Roosevelt plans a return visit to meet labor leaders to urge acceptance of the coal strike commission principle that every worker has the right to work regardless of union membership. Some union leaders, including Whitmore of the Stereotypers, urged Miller’s removal while others wait for the president’s guidance. The council postponed action pending the Roosevelt meeting next week.
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Washington
Foreman Miller
Government Printing Office
Roosevelt
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Whitmore
Stereotypers’ Union
Miller
Central Labor Union
Roose
National Executive Council
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Populists nominate Owers for Colorado Supreme Court
Denver reports the Populist state convention nominating District Judge Frank W. Owers of Leadville for Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court. Resolutions condemn the Republican administration and denounce the Socratic party over Cripple Creek military actions, calling for swift impeachment of the governor and strict enforcement of the law.
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Denver
Distriet
Frank W. Owers
Leadville
Supreme Court
Cripple Creek
Teller County
Colorado
Charge Against Cole Younger in Nevada Show
Nevada Missouri September 22 a charge of embezzlement of 600 dollars against Cole Younger former bandit by a Wild West show management with Frank James and Younger cited since shortly after Younger's pardon from Minnesota penitentiary where he served a life sentence and had previously sued the show owners claiming failure to meet contract and to remove gambling. James and Younger deny the charge as retaliatory and say it lacks merit.
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Nevada
Cole Younger
Bandit
Frank James
Younger
Minnesota
James
Toiling Life Away for Unworthy Offspring in Lansing
Mrs. Tanto, a worn mother near Lansing, travels to the police station seeking access to her son Ambus Tanto awaiting trial for murder. Ambus had earlier been pardoned after fourteen years in Jackson prison, and now Henry Tanto faces circuit court action for an alleged assault, leaving the family in debt and the mother returning to seek help for her erring sons.
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Lansing
Mich
Henry Tanto
Oldest Chicago Mayor Alsen Sherman Dies in Waukegan
Chicago paper reports Hon Alsen Smith Sherman the city’s oldest mayor, elected in Chicago’s eighth year, died at his Waukegan home today aged 9 registered age appears misprinted but conveys death of senior mayor in 19th century city history.
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Chicago
Waukegan
Alsen Smith Sherman
Opening of Christian Church Conference in Atlantic City
Atlantic City Not 22 delegates gather for the opening session of the national conference of Christian churches. Mayor St officiated as host and President Carrell D. Wright delivered the welcome address.
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Christian Church Conference
Atlantic City
Not
Lom
National Conference of Christian Churches
Carrell D. Wright
National Meeting at Niagara Falls Opens with Welcome Address
The national meeting in Niagara Falls opened with an address of welcome delivered by Odet, setting a formal tone for proceedings and remarks from key participants.
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Wiagara Falls
Odet
Montane Posse Trails Outlaw Through Bone Paw Mountains
Montane, Sept. 22. Pursuit tightens as a posse floods the region around the Bone Paw mountains after Kid Carry and the gang who held up two trains July 3 escaped from the Knoxville jail while awaiting transport to the Ohio penitentiary for a 20 year sentence. Currying allies along the route hinder the search, and authorities fear days may pass before news emerges from remote passes. Curry is said to have many friends aiding his progress toward the gang rendezvous.
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Chinook
Mont
Henr Paw
Kid Carry
Toi
Knoxville
Tenn
Ohio Penitentiary
Curry
Bone Paw
Lant
Frey
Indict Lynchers Charge on Lynching in Delaware Case
Wilmington Sept. 22 Chief Justice Lore of the Delaware supreme court delivered a strong charge to the grand jury detailing the murder of Melon Bishop by George White and the lynching of White by a mob. He called lynching a brutal crime and urged punishment for all participants to uphold law and prevent mob rule.
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Wilmington
Lore
Delaware Supreme Court
George White
White
Meimin
Hancock woman tries suicide in jail over arrest
Alten Myrtle Bell of Hancock attempted death by hanging in the Ho ugh ton city jail after being arrested on a drunkenness charge. She used her dress to form a rope and dangled from the cell ceiling until William Anderson forced her down with a pocketknife. she was revived by medical aid.
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T. Joseph
Mich
Alten Myrtle Bell
Hancock
Houghton
William Anderson
Anderson
Mine Officials Die From Foul Air During Inspection
In Bucista Colorado Sept Col Th Morley manager of the Mary Murphy mine and Adolph Aberson superintendent were killed by foul air while inspecting mine workings last night according to official reports.
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Colo
Col. Th. Morley
Mary Murphy
Adolph Aberson
International Union Convention Delayed by Credentials Committee
Kansas City Sept 22 The credentials committee could not report causing the International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Association convention to not meet today in the city.
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Kansas City
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Association
Crisis on Erie Road prompts railroad labor meeting
In St Paul on Sept 22 negotiators from the Great Northern railroad and firemen and engineers clashed over demands. Union leaders Grand Master Nemrakuan and Grand Chief Stune signaled potential action if the railroad administration did not change its stance, threatening a strike within hours.
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St. Paul
Atticinis
Great Northern Railroad
Firemet
Tanedst
Ram
Jude
Nemrakuan
Stune
Erie
Centennial Event Planning in Chicago Reveals Big Program
Chicago centennial organizers report near complete plans for six days of events beginning next Saturday. Invitations have gone out for a DAR reception with over 3,000 issued. A Saturday night reproduction of the 1871 fire will light the skyline with red treillight, as hundreds of roofs will belch flame for thirty minutes, emulating the historic disaster.
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Chicago
Ogo
Cardinal Gibbons Reaches New York in Charm City Welcome
Cardinal Gibbons arrived in New York from tome jon the Rainer Wilhelm dee Grosse and was greeted by a large group of priests and laymen from Baltimore. He plans to stay through the day and then proceed to Baltimore. He said the ocean voyage rested him after a feverish spell during the conclave amid Nome's heat.
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New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Tome Jon
Rainer Wilhelm Dee Grosse
Baltin
Baltimore
Carding
Nome
Murder Mystery At Cleveland City Streets
Cleveland, Sept 22. The badly mutilated baby of Miss Olive Rays, 22, was found early today across the Lake Shore railway track at Gordon Park entrance. Police investigate a murder linked to the track. Miss Rays lived with her brother in Glenville suburb. The case remains shrouded in mystery.
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Cleveland
Olive Rays
Lake Shore
Gordon Park
Miss Ray
Or. W. J. Kay
Glenville
Gen M A Raney Heads Patriarchs Militant Fourth-Year Command
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows today unanimously elected Gen M A Raney of Maremzo Iowa as commanding general of the Patriarchs Militant for a four year term.
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M. A. Raney
Patriarchs Militant
Cpt
Enerabd Fudge
The
Indepenient Order of Odd Fellows
Gen. Ma, Rang
Maremzo, Towa
Foreign-press furor over Caracas xenophobia and murder case
Reports from Willemstad and Caracas describe a hostile press climate toward foreigners led by Senator Otero and Mexican officials. Amid threats and social ostracism, Caracas papers attack foreign judges while Venezuela delays payment to the umpires. In Indiana, three women confess to involvement in Linn Woodall’s murder, detailing a quarrel with Joseph Fiske and a plan to dispose of the body after a fatal blow.
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Willemstad
Curaeno
Maracalbo
Senor Guzman
United States
Artcles
Caracas
Venezuela
Mesieui
EL Combate
X Res
Fiske
Woodall
Tran
Thio
Sory
Fire at Kenosha Wisconsin Ruins Electric Plant
Kenosha Wisconsin Sept 22 fire destroyed the electric plant building within an hour. The extent of machinery loss is unclear but insured. Temporary disruption to street car service and city lightning and hot water systems noted. The superintendent aims to restore full service by week’s end. This is the second fire at the plant in ten months with prior partial destruction in January. Foundations have been laid for a new fireproof building.
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Kenosha
Wis
Four Tourists Perish on Scafell Mountain in England
London dispatch reports four tourists climbing Scafell in Cumberland fell from a precipice and were killed. Authorities confirm the accident occurred today as rescuers and local officials coordinate recovery and investigations.
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England
London
Scafell Mountain
Cumberland
Fishermen Drown Near Waterville in Irish Coast
Ten fishermen drowned when a boat capsized off Killam Bay near Waterville on the Irish coast. The tragedy occurred today as a group of sailors from the local fleet were lost at sea. Authorities reported the incident and ongoing recovery efforts.
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Dublin
Killam Bay
Waterville
Cuban rural guards capture Juan Lopez Santiaga Tuba essay
Cuban rural guards surrounded the insurgent leader Juan Lopez Santiaga and another man after night operations. The report notes the capture occurred Sept 22 and mentions a political insurrection tied to rural unrest. The text also references the Duke of Manchester’s marriage and a large Irish castle estate acquisition in Connemara.
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Juan Lopez Santiaga
Tuba
Ae Pp
Juan Lopes
Bucines
London
Duke of Manchester
Eugene Zimmerman
Kermatl
Kiyemore
Lough Kiyemore
Connemara
Filipinos to be allowed in at the expose
In Warbleton and San Francisco agents coordinate a Filipino exhibit for the 81 Loula exposition. Immigrants from the Philippine Islands previously faced a head tax, but the immigration bureau now decides that no person arriving from any Philippine port is subject to a head tax.
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Warbleton
Sey —Lon
San Francisco
United States
Philippine Islands
Secretary Wilson Sees Pines Reclaim Nebraska Land
Secretary Wilson visited Omaha Nebraska after an irrigation convention. He inspected timberland where pine trees are grown and stated new timber could reclaim degraded land. He linked forest growth to irrigation, moisture conservation and flood prevention, noting deforestation at river sources worsened floods.
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Omana
Aurieulty
Wilson
Omaha
Nebraska
Ohio
Lovers Fight Over Girl Leads to Potential Fatal Blow
In Racine Wisconsin two men confronted over a girl near a west side school, turning into a brawl when Parks struck Stimson with a club. Stimson was gravely injured and may die. Parks was arrested and held pending the outcome. In a separate incident Charles Bryan of Toledo fled after a near fatal clash with Police Chief Vulleter during arrests for two burglaries and $200 in cash and jewelry stolen, with Bryan suspected of knowledge of the robberies.
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Hartiemirs
Parks
Stimson
Racine
Wis
Charles Bryan
Toledo
Bryan
Jt Ie
Desires Second Term in Heated County Political Clashes
A chaotic account of county party rivalries and candidate strategies unfolds as Yates seeks re election amid factional battles. Delegates argued over endorsement and patronage while press opposition claimed government control by business interests and a partisan press.
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Chikaga Trust
Menepaper Trust
Master Brewers Find Market for Beer Growing
Reports from dealers nationwide show beer market expanding as consumption rises. Master brewers anticipate growing demand across the United States, signaling a robust industry trend.
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Philadelphia
Cianery
United States
Clam Digger Finds Large Pearl in Mineip River Scenario
A Cliton resident known as Fal Elditt reportedly found a very large pearl in the Mineiipp river. The pearl weighs about 120 grains and could measure near an inch in diameter. The finding has attracted attention and may be valued at around S1.000, with speculation it could rival a famous gem.
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Clinton
End of Trial of Curtis Jett for Murder in Sight
In Cynthiana Kentucky on September 22 the presentation of evidence in the murder case of Curtis Jett concluded this morning. The defense and prosecution will argue the case aloud as the jury prepares to retire.
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Curtis Jett
Englishman Prepares Polar Expedition Voyage
London reports Capt Drake plans a barkentine with auxiliary steam power for a six year voyage. The vessel, 380 tons, will sail from London in December 1904 with a crew of 20 toward Windivestok and Point Harrow, aiming for Prince Patrick Island. Drake foresees a first winter camp and eventual return after lengthy voyage.
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London
The
Daily Express
Drake
Patrick
Prince Patrick
Denke
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