Frozen North Claim Hopes Of New World Disappear
Alfred Harrison, back from the Arctic, reports the probable loss of the schooner Duckers Redford of the Anglo American Arctic expedition. Three members Cunthin Mikkelson Durnest Lemingwell and T N Marks are missing for seventy days. one crewman has returned and is feared dead in the frozen north.
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Associated Press
Athabasca Landing
Canada
Duckers Redford
Mackenzie River
Alfred Harrison
Artic Circle
Cunthin Mikkelson
Durnest Lemingwell
Chicago
T. N. Marks
Dows
Lkely
Denies Squabble At Insane Asylum
Dr W L Barker superintendent of the Southwestern hospital denies knowledge of any dissatisfaction among staff amid rumors of insubordination. Trustees await a probing committee to examine governance of the institution while minor officials’ resignations are rumored. Barker says there is no foundation to the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Barker
Southwestern Hospital
Hosquid
Barker
Woodruff Loses Liberty in Habeas Corpus Hearing
In habeas corpus proceedings Judge Dwyer denied Sam P. Woodruff's petition for release from custody on burglary charges and fixed bond at 54 dollars. The brief hearing ended with Woodruff returned to custody.
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Dwyer
Sam P. Woodruff
Woodruff
Oldest Mason in World Celebrates 160th Birthday
Mount Suiape Minnesota September 1 Tales Bellows McGregor, claimed oldest Mason globally, marks his 160th birthday with a public reception today. Born 1501, he joined Masonry in 1827, claiming eighty years of membership as Mount Vernon Lodge attends the celebration.
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Mt Suiape
MN. H
Tales Bellows McGregor
Eghty
Mount Vernon Ledge
Planning trust in typewriters headed by Ryan
New factory the largest in the world is under construction in Hartford Connecticut as Allan Ryan presides over a proposed second typewriter trust. Capitalists Charles M Schwab the Guggenheims Harry Payne Whitney are reported to back the venture which aims to control major US and global typewriter interests through royalties and acquisitions.
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New York
Allan Ryan
Charles M. Schwab
Guggenheims
Harry Payne Whitney
Hartford
Connecticut
Wilke Has Good Chance To Live After Stabbing
From Physicians and Surgeons Hospital comes word Jim Wilke who was stabbed last Monday night near Hast Commerce Street Indicated steady improvement despite serious wounds. Judge Dwyer denies E C Cozarts habeas corpus petition and fixes bond as Cozart faces assault with intent to murder charges.
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Physicians and Surgeons’ Hospital
Jim Wilke
Molday Bight
E. C. Cozart
Wilke
Invite Carppell to Lincoln Banquet
Lincoln Neb September arrangements perfected by the democratic state central committee for the annual banquet in Lincoln September 24. Invitations sent to many nationally prominent democrats including Governor Callin Helt of Texas and John W Nem of Tasianapolis. Wm J Bryan will attend and deliver a principal address.
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Lincoln, Neb
Democratic State Central
Lincoln
Callinhelt
Texas
John Wo Nem
Tasianapolis
Wm. J. Bryan
Drunken husband kills wife and self in Pittsburg rooming house
Associated Press report from Pittsburg Pennsylvania states Pete Boyle sixty five a gardener forced into a rooming house where his wife and three year old son were. He dragged her from bed fired a billet into her load then killed himself with a pistol. Mrs Boyle died at the hospital. Boyle had been out of work and drinking heavily.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Pete Boyle
A Gardner
Board of Education Accepts Annex at Brack Penridge School
The Board of Education inspected and formally accepted the two room brick annex at Brack Penridge colored school on Center Street, built at $5,650 with Alfred Giles as architect and James Skirving as contractor. Additional annexes for No 5 Lafitte and other schools are nearly complete or awaiting materials, forcing use of Woman's Club and Villita premises for two months as classes begin September 16.
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Brack Penridge
Center Street
Pablo Orns
Nelson Lytle
L. B. Welle
Areted Herf
Board of Education
Minta
Alfred Giles
James Skirving
No. 5
Lafitte Shene
Douglas
Grant
Carroll
Bewear Hil
Uriek
San Pedro
Main Avenues
Villita
Woman's Club
Miniuel
Founder of German paper dies today in Baltimore
Ann M. A. August Gisin, founder of the Baltimore Journal in Germany, died today in Baltimore at age fifty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ac August
Baltimore Journal
Baltimore
M. A
August Gisin
The
Germany
Texan Confirms Quantrell Death Details From Wakefield Tale
Sherman Texas September 6 The Democratic writer Dr John Mayfield of Denison presents findings to counter ongoing controversy about guerrilla leader Quantrell He recounts Wakefield Kentucky residents sheltering Quantrell during rain and a subsequent battle in which Quantrell was wounded taken to Louisville and died soon after He notes Wakefield’s memory and Mrs Rosas testimony as additional corroboration
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Sherman
Texas
Democrat
Quantrell
John Mayfield
Denison
Quantrel
Janes Wakefahl
Spencer County
Kentucky
Saven Mies
Taylorville
Mr. Wakefield
Louisville
Wakefield
Rosas
Local Weather Update For San Antonio And Vicinity
Fair tonight and Saturday. Minimum temperature for the last 12 hours ended at 6 this morning was 7, the high for 24 hours prior to that time was 96. Wind at 6 am was 4 miles per hour. Temperatures today compared with a year ago show 78 at noon, 84 at 12, and 89 later. The Texas cotton region bulletin and national weather report appear on page MN.
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San Antonio
Eseveeea
Texas Cotton Region Bulletin
Ginning firms warned to file monthly reports
Austin Sept. 6 Special to The Light Commissioner of Agriculture Millinery declares a retirement move against Texas cotton ginners who fail to file required monthly reports. New law imposes fines from 10 to 400 dollars for each violation. He urges immediate submission of overdue ginner reports to avoid penalties.
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Austin
Texas
Agrinllture
Iaw
Union Railroad Line From Dallas to Sabine River
Articles of incorporation filed in Texas authorize building a railroad line from Dallas through Dallas, Kead man, Henderson, Cherokee, Anderson, San Augustine and across to the Sabine river on the Louisiana line, 425 miles. Incorporators include Wed Hogue, W Th Stout, W Sherman Stple, AL GC Lee Tatas, W Marsh, YB Poindex, Stubhs, Worthan, J B Gordon, Fairfield, H Th Nydy, Houwseen, Jas Litas, and Edgewood.
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Austin
Texas
Union
Gandral Amt
State Department
Dallas
BOCK
Keadman
Henderson
Cheroke Iches
Anderson
Sac Augustine
Baeking Counties
Sabine River
Louisiana
Une
Hogue
W. Th. Stout
W. Sherman Sitple
AL GC
Lee Tatas
W. Marsh
Stubhs
Worthan
J.B. Gordon
Fairfield
H. Th Nydy
Houwseen
Jas
Litas
Edgewod
Street Car Strike Averted In Louisville
Associated Press report from Louisville notes a threatened strike by Louisville Street Railway Company employees was avoided with a promise from the company to refrain from discrimination. Mayor Bingham secured the agreement, preventing walkouts and ensuring normal service today.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Louisville Street Railway Company
Bingham
Fear Black Hand Slain Parent and Son in Louisiana Case
Peter Lamana father of an eight year old kidnapped and killed in summer has vanished amid police fear the Black Hand gang killed him. He last was seen August 26 at Batou Rouge near the state penitentiary where six alleged murderers are jailed. four leaders still at large. Police search intensifies as Lamana’s friends pursue the missing man and a mutilated body is reported near Jamestown.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Peter Lamana
Batou Rouge
Atalé
Lamana
Conductor Hurt in Knife Attack in Birmingham
An unknown assailant wounded Frank Burnett, a conductor for Southwosly Inc, with a knife blade that pierced the heart, killing him instantly in Birmingham. The attacker fled from a moving car. John Williams was later named as a suspect in the case.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Nogty
Frank Burnett
Southwosly Inc
Burnett
John Williams
Americans Gut of Mexican Prison
Rowick Ohio Sept. Grant Fer Iguaon telegraphs from Agnas Calien es Mexico that Edward Stover and W B Speed, two American conductors imprisoned in Mexico for over a year on murder charges they deny, were released Thursday by order of the Mexican government and are free.
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Lio
Rowick
Ohio
Grant Fer Iguaon
Bilimore
Agnas Calienes
Mexico
Edward Stover
W. B. Speed
Stover
Speed
Ex Confederate Arm Surgeon Dies at 70
By the Associated Press Trinidad Colo Sept. Dr Michael Beshear founder of the Puetlo 1 Chieftain and the Trinidad Advertser, formerly a Confederate arm surgeon, died at seventy. He was a notable medical figure in the era.
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Michael Beshear
Colorado
Trinidad
Cola
Puetlo 1
Wight
Haris
Confederate
Race clash rocks Shelbyville Indiana in flare up
Shelbyville Indiana reels from another race riot after five black men allegedly attacked Officer Starkey. A white mob formed, two Black men Steve Marshall and Robert Marshall were captured and guarded. clashes subsided overnight with whites patrolling streets while the rest of the Black community remained unaccounted for.
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Associated Press
Shelbyville
Ind
Shelby Ville
Starkey
Nous
Steve Marshall
Robert Marshall
Horsemen flood fair with letters in Texas racing program
Chara Willian FH Simms of the fair association reports increasing inquiries about the racing program as the nest collection of speedy horses arrives for the Texas meeting. Secretary J M Vance works on the vice program for November events, spurring a likely rush of entries. A separate raid by Sheriff John W Tobin and Issy Zork targets bats at the grand strand buildings, with extensive fumigation planned before the fair opens.
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Chara Willian FH. Smms
The
Fair Association
Han
Texas
J. M. Vance
Simms
John W. Tobin
Issy Zork Woutd
Grand Strand
Rock crusher loaded for testing at Pacific yards
A new rock crusher reaches the city and is being unloaded at Southern Pacific yards this afternoon. It will be driven to the roadwork near the insane asylum for thorough tests before final approval by the county commissioners.
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Insane Asylum
Steamboat Fire At Gallopolis Explodes Lantern
The steamer Harry M. Stanley burning from Charleston to Cincinnati exploded a lantern at Gallopolis Ohio. The crew escaped unharmed as the blaze spread to the waters edge. Insurance cited at 80 000 dollars. The cause and extent of the damage are under investigation.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Galliopolis
Harry M. Stanley
Chatleston
W. Va
Cincinnati
Gallopolis
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Schwab
the Guggenheims
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Ute
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Lad
State of
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Atedmer Trudeau
Jamestown
Peter Laman
Laman
Negro
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