Roosevelt and Bryan at Chicago
The Labor Day event in Chicago featured Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and Colonel William Jennings Bryan reviewing unions on Michigan Avenue and addressing crowds at Electric Park. Roosevelt urged balanced reform between wage workers and employers while Bryan spoke on national unity and mutual duty across class lines.
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Theodore Roosevelt
W. Jenings Bryan
Michigan Avenue
Charles A. Towne
W. I. Mason
East
Roosevelt
Covernor Roosevelt
Opinion on Vaccination Law in Towanda Case
Towanda Pennsylvania Sept. Trudge Pan ning filed an opinion in Commonwealth v Smith. The court held compulsory education law and vaccination act optional, reversing a school penalty against Christian Scientist Smith who refused vaccination for his son. The decision marks the first conflict between the two statutes in the state.
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Commonwealth Va
EL TL
Smith
Fanning
Kentucky election bill seeks repeal of Guabel law
Representative Holland in Frankfort introduces a bill to repeal the Guabel election law and replace it with a new system. It creates a state board of three with party appointments, a tie voting member, party balanced election officers, registration, and secretary of state ballot provision without marking devices. The measure, supported by Governor Beekham, aims to reconfigure county boards and clerk roles.
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New York City
Frankfort
Holland
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Arthur Sewall Ill in Critical Condition after Attack
Bath Missouri report says Democratic vice presidential candidate Arthur Sewall is in critical condition after a sudden stroke like attack at his home. Doctors fear for his recovery though some hope remains.
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Arthur Sewall
Haine
Elsteett Aniles
Bewall
Niles
Cholera Death Toll Rises in Bombay Week Ending Aug 2
Reports from Bombay indicate about 7 000 deaths from cholera in native wards during the week ending August 2. The article notes rising deaths among women workers and an increase in free labor usage amid the outbreak.
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Bombay
Lela
Dispatch from Mr Conger on Pekin withdrawal talks
Washington reports the Chinese situation remains unsettled with no clear progress toward withdrawing international forces from Pekin. The note suggests China may appoint Prince Ching as acting head, as Russia’s stance could influence a settlement. Dr. Fletcher returned to Washington to act as head of the state department.
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Russia
Washington
Conger
State Department
Imperial Palace
Thiut
China
Tusela
Prince Ching
Tg Ha
Hussia
Church Destroyed by Lightning in Wyalusing
The Second Presbyterian church at Wyalusing was struck by lightning and destroyed by fire this evening. Erected in 184? the church was among the county’s first and a local landmark.
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Wyalusing
Towanda
Second Presbyterian
Policy Rift Deepens Between President and Secretary Hay
Washington reports a growing policy rift between the president and Secretary Hay over China policy. Acting Secretary Adee asserts the dispute undermines diplomatic aims and signals fundamental disagreements about how to handle dispatches and calls for escalation or modification of current strategies.
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Adee
Mr. Hay
Washington
Sept. S
Hayao
China
Hanes
Adve Faye
Memphis Railroad Freezes Traffic In Honor Of Washburne
Nobody turned a wheel along the Memphis to Birmingham line as workers paused for five minutes in tribute to the late president of KE and Vanbhoorme. The idle period affected all locomotives and employees from Kansas City to Birmingham to mark the passing of Mr Washburne.
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Mr. Washburne
Ringe City
Kuteas City
Birmingham
Ala
Xetvin
KE. & Vanbhoorme
Yaat
Man Fatally Shot During Family Dispute Near Marielle
A. Wooly, a farmer near Marielle, was shot during a domestic quarrel over a trivial matter. The assailant was his son Vic Ti, who was exonerated by a coroner's jury.
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Cedar Rapley
A. Wooly
Marielle
Milo
Vic
Plague Reported in Buenos Ayres
A cane of bubonic plague has been officially reported in Buenos Ayres. The designation of the outbreak details remains sparse in the official notice.
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Buenos Ayres
Wreck Due to Fog At Hatfield Railway Collision
The Hatfield wreck on the Bethlehem branch of the Philadelphia and Reading railway killed thirteen and injured over fifty. Officials investigate. General Manager Swetgard cites fog as primary cause, plus faulty telegraph wires and possible delay by the Philadelphia Terminal despatcher.
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Hatfeld
Bethlehem
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Hendricks
McGrathers
Montgomery County
Swetgard
Reading Company
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Bethle
William &. Groves
Williams& Groves
Desperate Robber Shot Dead by Farmers Near Elizabethville
Francis Frohm known as Shorty was killed in a dawn ambush by farmers after a spree of robberies with accomplices Frank Winiski and Whit Ey Streusser. Winiski was jailed after the Strayer incident. Frohm died after exchange of gunfire on a mountain road.
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Francis Frohm
Strohm
Jones
Shorty
Elizabethville
Frohm
Frank Winiski
Whitey" Streusser
Father Strayer
Pillaabethvile
Winiski
Elizgabeth
Strayer
Frohin
Lykens
Fressler
Shamokin
Democratic Nominations in Wayne County Rise
In Wayne County the Democratic slate shows John I Thompson of Hawley renominated for representative with nine votes, while P. B. Machand received twelve for county positions. The jury commission results also mention Gh. Mb dibs ble and other names in a slate of local nominees.
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Honesdale
Warne
Sonite Ty
Waltham Track Meet Features Notable Figures and Events
In September at Waltham a local track meet showcased performances by notable figures including John BE Nehen and others. The event highlighted pacing efforts and a notable relay style amid a competitive field.
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Mia
Walthom
Mace
John BE Nehen
Melavhen
Dames Moran
Nedletin
Mavoh Chouk Pa Boot Competes in Cement Vivier Meet
A fragmented report notes Mavoh Chouk and Pa Boot competing at a regional event today. The piece mentions a cement venue and a participant named Vivier Were, with unclear ties to a local athletics or craft contest in Georgia.
Weather and local notices mix in morning edition
Weather indications call for showers and thunderstorms today. Local notices include community events, labor day activities, and regional demonstrations across the county with updates on suburban moves and regional industry discussions.
Filipinos Fail to Grasp Peace Commission’s Role in Luzon
The article argues Filipinos cannot distinguish civil from executive powers under the peace commission and warns withdrawal of American troops without a defensive force could invite retaliation. Northern Luzon remains relatively quiet while central and southern regions see insurgent activity and ambushes. The piece notes rising imperial revenue and planned public improvements funded by Mexican dollars as the commission prepares a centralized civil government within eighteen months.
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Manila
Commission of Peace
United States
Commisslon
Tslandore Desirepeace
Eatire
Merellesalyree Venegeril
Nueva Ecija
Bulacan
Guerrias
General Tintos
Philippines
Spain
Thecome Militeo
Pampanga
Georgena Wins Charter Oak Purse at Variford Meeting
In Variford Connecticut on a grand eleventh meeting day Georgena won the Charter Oak Purse with Almada second earning good money. Lord Dore was among favorites while Chin and Null Gwynne also placed. Abia won the opening heat and Time earlier noted the event.
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Conn
Charter Oak
Guiana
Almada
Dore
Abia
Gerts
Jeff Davis Candidate Named in County Race
The article reports Jeff Davis as a candidate for governor from Pepe County in Arkande. Early counts show the Union party lacking clear support, with some indications of stronger turnout than expected.
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Beck, Ack
Dette
Ginket
Ly Wom
Deftones Tuvte
Pepe County
Arkande
Death of Dalton Mase From Foul Ball Incident
In Western New Hampshire a 93 year old former baseball player Dalton Mase was fatally struck by a foul ball this afternoon. He studied at Molly Cries College and was known in regional baseball circles.
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Mase
Doeeph Marsh
Weetern
Moly Cries College
Weather forecast for Washington shows showers and strong winds
The forecast from caster Poniavivaniag predicts showers and a brief storm near Washington on Wednesday. Strong fresh winds accompany the unsettled weather as the system moves through the region.
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Woshington
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