Quiet in Sault Ste. Marie as troops quarantine unrest
In Sault Ste. Marie on Sept 0, streets returned to normal as 300 additional troops arrive from Toronto. Mayor Plummer endorses aid to the needy while warning unemployed company workers to depart. Militants guard company plants, woodsmen remain in camps, and a train crew fled under threat after stones were thrown. some workers walked to the Soo.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Toronto
Plummer Las
William Coyne
Shields
Coyne
Wilde Station
Algoma Central Road
Soo
Wolcott Proves an Easy Winner in Party Split
Denver reports ex United States Senator Wolcott secured a decisive victory in the Republican state central committee contest and, later, in the state convention. He was named temporary chairman and urged party harmony. A resolution endorsing President Roosevelt for reelection passed unanimously. Only one office, chief justice, was to be filled, with John Campbell renominated by acclamation.
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Denver
United States
Wolcott
Repubcan
Roosevelt
Committee On
the Supreme Court
John Campbell
Count Hedervary Resigns From Lower Austrian Diet
Count Hedervary announced his resignation in the lower house of the diet following an adverse vote yesterday in Juda Pesth. The formal declaration comes after political pressure and a disputed mandate amid ongoing Austrian affairs.
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Count Hedervary
Juda Pesth
Diet
Bishop Scannell Is Misunderstood
Bishop Richard Scannell of the Omaha diocese refutes claims that he condemned the Typographical union or refused its members sacraments. He says his stance has been misunderstood and notes he found an oath reading by a reporter could not be lawfully sworn by a Catholic.
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Vumana
Richard Scannell
Omaha
Lynch
Scannell
Typographical Union
Marriage Said To Be Illegal In Watson Case
Spreckels heirs challenge marriage of Mrs. Watson to Watson claiming it unlawful. Mrs. Watson in England sues for recovery of Honolulu property valued at about 100000 dollars given by her father. The suit contends the deed lacked the husband’s signature and cites a prior Utah divorce from 1876 as invalid.
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Nicnolul
Claus Spreckels
Thomas Watson
Spreckels
Watson
Utah
Safe Breakers Make Off With 2000 At Hebron Neb
Robbers blew the safe at Farmers and Merchants bank in Hebron taking 2000 dollars before escaping. No injuries reported. Separately Nebraska corn largely escaped frost damage with crops in good condition though lowland areas suffered washouts. Fire Underwriters meet in Chicago with 500 delegates as North West association proceeds. Britain’s cabinet reshuffle expected next week with Milner decision pending. Trout farming firm forms in Jonesville Michigan planning to raise fish for market. Kokomo Indiana woman Arthur Swope, 23, killed herself. her 2 year old child witnessed the event.
Michigan man claims English baronetcy after trip
Dexter Michigan September 3 After fifty years of farming George Compton Reade now suffixes Sir to his name and claims the baronetcy of Shipton Court England He found Shipton Court held by Wakefield heirs who inherited from Sir John Candosmeade the seventh baronet Reade says Wakefield used undue influence to gain the estate and plans to return to England to sue for the castle supported by testimony of Wakefield's villainy including a murder by Sir John Linden the butler He is married with ten children.
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Dexter
Mich
Michigan
George Compton Reade
Shipton Court
England
George
Joseph Wakefield
John
Candosmeade
Wakefield
Sir John
Samuel Linden
Reade
United States Lines Up Alaska Boundary Case
London reports Dickinson will wrap up the U S argument at the Alaska boundary tribunal next week as American counsel claim the position is unshakable against British challenges over Portland canal. The tribunal is to decide soon after closing speeches.
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London
Dickinson
United States
Portland Canal
Alaska boundary commission session recounts arguments
Christopher Robinson argues against United States map deductions and asserts British rights over inland waters. He ridicules US attempts to claim native allegiance and contends article 7 covers reciprocal privileges to a strip north of latitude 54.40. Harris Taylor, for the US, continues today.
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Alaskan Boundary Commission
Christopher Robinson
K. C
Alverstone
Robinson
United States
Alaska
Russia
Harris Taylor
Spain
Taylor
Eddie Hanlon Edges Yanger In Wide Fight
Eddie Hanlon wins a decision over Benny Yanger after 20 furious rounds in San Francisco. Hanlon abandons his crouch in the sixth round and rallies, delivering rights as Yanger presses early on. Yanger leads on points until late, but Hanlon floors him twice and survives a final surge, earning the verdict amid a hard fought battle.
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Eddie San Francisco
Cision
Benny
Yanger
Chicago
Hanlon
Lth
County Official on His Mettle
Sept 30. County official plans suit against Chicago and Railway company over an incident with employees and police. A man named Coll bought a "quieted" ticket, claimed to be conductor, caused trouble, and was barred at the shed gate. He forced entry, was arrested, and later warned to leave Indianapolis or face arrest. Local agent offered to redeem the ticket but was unsatisfied.
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Cin Beat
Chicago
Coll
Thanapilis
Vajen Mintaipalis
Indianapolis
Tani Say
Kenosha
Wis
John Keating
North Chicago
Northwestern Railway Company
Kenosha Har Box
Keating
Ambassador Michael Herbert Dies in Switzerland
London reports Sir Michael Herbert British ambassador to the United States died at Davos Platz Switzerland from rapid consumption. In Washington President Roosevelt expressed deep grief and sent condolences to Lady Herbert. Vienna also notes the death of actress and singer Marie Geistinger on the same date.
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London
Sir Michael Herbert
United States
Davos Platz
Switzerland
Ambassador Herbert
Washington
Roosevelt
Michael Herbert
Michael
Lady Herbert
Van drivers at Buda Pesth clash with police
Vienna Sept 30 serious riots broke out at Buda Pesth as striking van drivers clashed with police. Sixty people were shot, ten seriously, and troops were summoned to restore order.
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Buda Pesth
Vienna
Ex-Deputy United States Marshal Sentenced in Iowa Robbery
Des Moines reports W. A. Richards, a former deputy U.S. marshal, was sentenced to 18 years in the penitentiary for the home robbery of Sarah Sullivan in Hamilton, Iowa.
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Des Moines
W. A. Richards
United States
Sarah Sullivan
Hamilton
Iowa
Chicago Centennial Parade Amid Red Fire And Floats
Chicago centennial celebrations featured a lavish parade with 8 000 in line and 110 floats, marked by red fire displays and a packed crowd. Police and military units led the march along Michigan Avenue to Dearborn Street, with dignitaries and city officials aboard, including the First Cavalry band and U S generals. The event highlighted Chicago industries and a large display of civilian beauty among the decorated wagons. In London Kabul reports cholera abating with strict controls and ameer Habib Ullah Khan moving to the Pugman mountains for rest as troops were kept in camps.
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Chicago
United States Marine Band
Michigan Avenue
Harrison Street
Jackson Boulevard
State Street
Washington Street
Franklin Street
Madison Street
Dearborn Street
Market Street
O'Neill
First Cavalry Band
EL CG. Young
J. C. Bates
U.S. A
Lucien Young
Geo. M. Moulton
Signal Corps
First Cavalry
the Fire and Police Department
Knights of Pythias and Volunteers of America
Lincoln Park
London
Kabul
Afghanistan
Ameer
Habib - Ullah Kahn
Pugman Mountains
Parade draws crowds to Indian camp spectacle in Lincoln park
The town filled the streets from morning until afternoon as tens of thousands visited the Indian camp at Lincoln park. Visitors stormed the beadwork lodge, peeped through wigwam openings, and pressed for pennies from children while dancers and dances attracted attention and police cleared the area after the day’s shows. In Montana, a 100 foot tin ore ledge near Lost River is hailed as the greatest tin discovery, with 100 pounds of rock samples sent to Pitts.
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Slong
Lincoln Park
Tepee Flats
Montana
Butte
Mont
Lost River
Cape York District
Cape Nome
Pitts
Quarrel Ends With a Wedding in Logansport
Miss Helen McConnell and George E. Ross Jr. wed in Logansport Ind ending a three generation feud rooted in a Cass County judgeship campaign. Rival candidate fathers sparked a political divide as pamphlets alleging fraud circulated the eve of the election. McConnell won by 36 votes.
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Logansport
Ind
Helen McConnell
George E. Ross, Jr
Swords
Cass County Circuit Court
Maurice Winfield, Sr
George E. Ross
Winfield
Tiger BL McConnell
Ross
McConnell
Joliot Joliet Traces Rail Elevation Protest Appealed
Joliet council committee will decide on Illinois Steel Company protest against elevating Elgin Joliet and Eastern and Chicago Lake Shore and Eastern tracks. City attorney fines $100 daily for noncompliance. cases head to county court in October with appeals to appellate and supreme courts. Also reports murder speculation in Kenosha after John Keating’s death and notes American Association meeting in Indianapolis. John Connorton in South Bend uses revolver to threaten and steal a lamp, jailed.
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Joliet
Council Committee On
Illinois Steel Company
Elgin
Supreme Court
Editor Is Arrested in Troops Raid on Union Daily Record
Near midnight a cavalry troop and infantry under Maj. McClelland raided the Daily Record, organ of the miners union, arresting proprietor George Rayner and two employees. They were taken to Camp Goldfield and jailed. Affidavits will charge coercion, intimidation and criminal libel in district court.
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McClelland
Daily Record
Miners' Union
George Rayner
Camp Goldfield
Czar of Russia Paying a Visit
The czar arrives with a large suite and is greeted warmly by Emperor Francis Joseph and archdukes at the station. The two monarchs exchange affectionate greetings and are welcomed by troops and cheering crowds as they proceed to Schönbrunn.
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Czar OF
Russia
Francis Joseph
Schoenbroum
Ron Workers Vote to Affiliate
Kansas City September 30 The International Association of Structural Tree and Bridge Workers voted unanimously to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor The secretary was instructed to apply for a charter immediately. Decisions on an open rupture between Parks and the anti Parks factions were postponed until tomorrow.
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Kansas City
International Association of Structural Tree & Bridge Workers
American Federation of Labor
Presidentates Miller decision ends unionist dismissal worry
Washington reports the president told labor leaders Gompers and Mitchell that Miller would not be dismissed for being a union member. The decision is final and Miller's fitness will be judged through standard administrative procedure.
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Washington
Gompers
Mitchell
Foreman Miller
Miller
Rialto Grain & Securities raid nets six arrests in St Louis
Under instruction from Circuit Attorney Folk police raided the Rialto Grain & Securities offices in St Louis and arrested six members and employees including the president Haugh C Dennis. The action follows an ongoing inquiry into the firm.
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St. Louis
Folk
Rialto Grain & Securities Company
Haugh C. Dennis
Claims Groom as Husband Before Guests at Wedding
In Uineage a bridegroom named Anthony Almanowilcz faced a bride claiming he is already her husband. Miss Mary Zulifuts, from Bridgeport UL, cried “remember the vows.” The groom denied the charge, calling it a mistake, and the woman was ejected as she sobbed with her baby at the altar.
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Uineage
Mary Zuluts
Bridgeport
Eighty-eighth Street
Marquette Avenue
Anthony
Anthony Almanowilcz
Father Michael Peto
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Byron
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Nebraska
Fire Underwriters In Council
Fire Underwriters’ Association of the Northwest
John Marshall, Jr
Lord Milner
Jonesville
Glen Rea Fisheries and Ranching Company
Idaho
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Hillsdale
Babe
Kokomo
Arthur Swope
John W. Foster
Uncle Sam
Hannis
Alverston F.ish
John W. Fosur
van Wormer Brothers
Dannemora
N. Y
van Wormer
Peter A. Hallenbeek
Deyo
Burton
Eddie Hanlon
Marie Geistinger
Indiana
American Association
South Bend
John Connorton
Clay County
Cripple Creek
Francia Joseph
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