Convention selects cities for next year gathering
The United Typothetae of America ended its Philadelphia convention naming St. Paul and Minneapolis as next year’s hosts with sessions split between the two cities. Officers chosen by acclamation include President Cyrun A. Blakely and vice presidents F. L. Smith Richard Ennin J. Sterns Cushing G. H. Bruce Percy F. Smith A. F. Rutter. An executive committee lists Little Ramaley Ellis McFerridge Andrewa Morellousa and Murray. A banquet closed the meeting at the Dominion Hotel with delegations’ ladies joining the event.
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Philadelphia
United Typothetae of America
St. Paul
Mineneapolis
Cyrun A. Blakely
Chicago
F. L. Smith
Minneapolis
Vic
Ichard Ennin
St. Louis
J. Sterns
Boston
John R. McFerridge
E. R. Andrewa
Rochester
N. Y
GS. Morellousa
New Haven
Treasury spends outpace receipts in September mail totals
Two thirds of September shows treasury expenditures near 15,000,000 against 6,000,000 receipts, with the gap expected to narrow as heavy payments finish. The gold reserve climbs from 46,216,000 to about 55,000,000, largely from western sources, with only 1,400 received from New York customs duties.
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Washington
Treasury
New York
Death in Pittsburg Hotel Attributed to Arsenic Poison
Gustave Dannen Under, a Swedish chemist registered as Danner Under, was found dead in room 830 at the Seventh Avenue hotel in Pittsburg. Evidence included arsenic poison and sealed letters. a note stated the name and occupation in a fragmentary suicide case.
Johnstown Steel Company Mail Fraud Letters Case
A steel firm in Johnstown Pennsylvania reported letters sent to several addresses including Fraudo Thilde Cader in Ramaen Sweden and Hugo Garison chief chemist at Johnstown Steel Company. The envelopes carried the notice and urged mail delivery, suggesting a fraud attempt linked to the firm.
Record Breaker Johnson Sets World Half-Mile Pace
John S. Johnson, at the Waltham bicycle track, set a World half mile flying start paced record of 542-5. He was escorted to the quarter by Frank Mayo and Saunders of the Union Bicycle Club. The two Callahan boys finished the final leg in 272-5 as Titus and Springfield trailed in.
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Boston
Waltham
John S. Johnson
Frank Mayo
Young Saunders
Union Bicycle Club
Ridera
Bat Springfield
Titus
Callahan
Son of Colonel Breckinridge Involved in Stabbing Incident
Dosha Breckinridge, son of Congressman W P Breckinridge, stabbed J D Livingston and attacked Judge George B Kinkhead in Dis tinguished himself at Lixixetos Kentucky. The confrontation followed the Democratic primary and officials warned of further trouble as excitement spread.
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Breckinridge
Lixixetos
Dosha Breckinridge
W. ©. P. Breckinridge
J. D. Livingston
George B. Kinkhead
Alarm Raised Over Alaska Fur and Salmon Losses
Denver reports Joseph Murray fish commissioner warns Alaska faces rapid extermination of fur bearing animals due to unenforced laws and greedy adventurers. He cites poisoned bait, overfishing, and dwindling salmon runs threatening revenue and native populations unless action is taken.
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Denver
Joseph Murray
Alaska
Hamlin
Treasury Department
Wreck on Ohio River Dam Collapses Steamboats
A disastrous wreck at Davis Island dam on the Ohio River near Pittsburg sinks half a dozen coal barges and injures steamboats Charles Brown James A Blackmore and Percy Kelsey. Swift current and close tow boats trapped vessels against the locks while navigation is hindered.
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Ohio River
Pittsburg
Pitrsnine
Davis Island
Charles Brown
James A. Blackmore
Percy Kelsey
Conlro
Jail Convict Slattery Charged After Stockings Theft
James Slattery, a county prison convict for burglary, was caught robbing the jail in Poresville. He aided in loading wagons with goods and sent stockings to his wife in Lock avenue. The theft totals over $1,000 in value.
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Poresvile
James Slattery
Lockaven
Garrett in Harrisburg Exhibit Show of Burglary Tools
Charles Garrett, the Lebanon murderer, was seen in Harrisburg this morning. He talked with a former co worker who notified police. Garrett displayed several revolvers and burglars tools and is expected to hide for the night.
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Harriisauna
Poe
Charles Garrett
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Garrett
Fight on Point Breeze Ends in Fatal Stabbing
Philadelphia report says John Kyle, 40, was stabbed to death near Point Breeze avenue and Tasker street by an Italian after a group confrontation. Tom Hopkins escaped unharmed as the fight erupted. six Italians were later arrested.
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Philadelphia
John Kyle
Point Breeze Avenue
Tasker Street
Kyle
Tom Hopkins
Second National Bank to Resume After Capital Restored
Arroona pa September 21 The bank recovers its 180000 capital stolen by ex cashier Harry A Gardner and will reopen next Monday after meeting all comptroller imposed conditions.
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Arroona
Second National Bank
Harry A. Gardner
Lebanon Convict Charles Garrett Feared Hiding in City
Police warn that Charles Garrett, a Lebanon convict who cut his wife’s throat last Thursday, is thought to be in the city Hiding in Hariebure Hannisnena Eopt. He is armed with four loaded revolvers and a large dirk knife and threatens to die fighting. Police expect capture.
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Hariebure
Hannisnena
Eopt
Charles Garrett
Lebanon
Troy Steel Plant to Start Bessemer Work Sunday Night
The Troy Steel and Iron company will restart its bessemer steel operations at the plant this Sunday night after idle since mid March. About five hundred men are to be employed as production resumes.
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Troy
Bessemerateel
Troy Steel and Iron Company
Tragic Double Suicide Attempt in New York Home
At 44 East Tenth Street in New York City a husband John Belveccho and his wife Lilian attempted suicide. Lilian died after swallowing carbolic acid while John was found gasping with neck wounds from a cut with scissors and transported to Bellevue Hospital. The motive remains a mystery.
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New York
East ‘Tenth Street
Bellevue Hospital
John Belveccho
Au Setor
Lilian
Local Junior Order adopts Yerkes naturalization stance
Lancaster state council of Junior Order United American Mechanics endorses Judge Yerkes rules on foreign naturalization and hopes other judges follow. Delegates defeat rescinding liquor and race prohibitions, call for flag flying in schools, grave decoration for G A R members without posts, and honor Kerr. Crane and Johnson meet Montange. Kerr receives emblem.
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Lancaster
State Council
United American Mechanics
Yerkes
Bucks County
National Council
Grand Army of the Republic
Alan
Kerr
Riverside
Gallitzin
Caaon
Crane
Johnson
Montange
Man Falls Into Milk Vat at Italian Cheese Factory
Montrrose Pennsylvania September 12 Specialo reports a worker at an Italian cheese factory fell headfirst into a vat of hot milk at a dangerous temperature, suffering fatal injuries. Dr Gardner attended but could not save him, and he died within two hours.
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Montrrose
Gardner
Reading Bicycle Races Draw Record Wheelmen Crowd
Two hundred wheelmen attended the Evenia bicycle races in Reanino Pennsylvania as the Penn Wheelmen club hosted guests from across the state and beyond. About 4,000 spectators watched the event with a social hop for visitors at the Klapperthal pavilion.
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Reanino
Penn
Klapperthal
Hunter Fatally Shot by Companion in Squirrel Hunt
In Ho SwaysnurG Pennsylvania on September 21, Charles Wrysong of Blue Knob was fatally shot by his hunting partner William Carl who mistook his moving hat for a squirrel during an early morning hunt.
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William Carl
Hoe
Swaysnurg
Charles Wrysong
Blue Knob
Carl
Wyson
Pittaton School Board Adopts Resolutions in Favor
Scranton Tribune reports in Pirrsfox Pennsylvania that the Pittaton school board passed resolutions commend ing Professor Shiel and condemning the actions of Mr Donnelly who leveled charges against the principal during a breezy September meeting.
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Pittaton School Board
Scranton Tribune
Shiel
Donnelly
Pearys Men Return From Arctic Expedition
The steamer Ulunda arrived from St Johns and brought two Peary auxiliary expedition members. Professor J Chamberlain of the University of Chicago and Mr Bridgeman of Brooklyn disembarked at Live this evening. The voyage yielded an unforgettable experience for the party.
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Hantrax
N. S
Ulunda
Johns
Peary Auxiliary Expedition
J. Chamberlain
University of Chicago
Bridgeman
Brooklyn
Winter Expedition Yields Valuable Findings
The expedition faced exceptional conditions last winter with severe March gales and temperatures dropping to sixty degrees below zero. Despite hardships, the work completed was substantial and will be highly valuable once published.
Three People Killed and Wounded by Train Crossing Crash
In Loxpox Ohio a westbound Big Pour train struck a crossing three miles east while a family outing approached. An aged Mrs Buell sister of Rev W N Stutz died on arrival. Daughters Isabel 18 and Helen 5 were injured with fatal, internal injuries and a broken collar bone. Helen died minutes later. Mabel suffered internal injuries and a head wound likely fatal.
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Loxpox
Ohio
Buell
W. N. Stutz
Methodist Episcopal Church
Isabel
Littl Helen
Little Helen
Mabel
Bartlett Sues Bigelow Estate for 150000 in Marriage Promise
Miss Mary E Bartlett of Revere files suit against the estate of Dr Henry J Bigelow alleging a broken promise of marriage before his death The Boston surgeon was a leading figure in his field Bartlett's suit seeks 150000 in damages reflecting her social standing and the alleged breach of engagement
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Boston
Mary E. Bartlett
Revere
Henry J. Bigelow
Ex-Supervising Architect O Rourke Blames Logan Carlisle
Ex Supervising Architect O Rourke releases a statement from Washington detailing friction in the treasury department leading to his resignation. He says he was promised full control of the office but found Secretary Carlisle controlled appointments and undermined his ability to run the staff. He plans to publish his resignation letter and facts for vindication before leaving for his New Jersey home tomorrow afternoon.
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Washngton
D. CO
O'Rourke
Treasury Department
Blamaa Logan Carlisle
Washington
New Jersey
State Firemen Association Convention Ends in Prize Tourney
Nonnistows Pennsylvania closes its State Firemen’s convention with a prize tourney distributing about 450 dollars. Winners include West Pittston in 80 percent seconds, First Ward Butler in multiple hose carriage and run events, Vigilant York, Markham Butler, and others with times ranging from 22.6 to 45.0 seconds.
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Nonnistows
State Firemen’s Association
West Pittston Company
First Ward
Butler
Vigilant
York
Iun
Markham Company
Priendship
Boyerstown
First Ward Company
West Pittston
Markham
Joe Choynski Shot by Accident Before Sparring
In Jackson Michigan on September 21 Joe Choynski the California boxer was accidentally shot in the right hand during a revolver incident. Doctors say he will be unable to fight for months and may not return to the ring. Also in Easton Howard J Reed ex proprietor of the Franklin House was arrested on a $6 000 charge of false pretenses for signatures on a $45 note.
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Wasatsaton
Ongressman Hooker
New York
Republican Congressional Committees
New York State
Mr. Morton
Harlem Bridge
Hooker
New York City
Brooklyn
Harlem River
Lockwood
Saratoga
Flower
Eel Party
Jackson, Mich
Joe Choynski
California
Joe Tansey
Easton
Howard J. Reed
Franklin House
William Coyle
Shickahinny Clothier Fails in Sheriff Closure
In Shickahinny Pennsylvania on September 21, a local clothing store owned by A Hil brother was closed by the sheriff amid liabilities running into thousands of dollars and modest assets.
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Shickahinny Clothier
Wixes-Bannx
Shickahinny
Pitney Chosen for Fourth District Congress
The Fourth Congressional Republican convention in Morristown New Jersey today unanimously nominated Mahlon Pitney for congress.
Alley ball challenge and YMCA sports plans
John and James Walsh of Pininaville challenge Stewart and Kell to another alley ball game after a recent defeat. Weston the YMCA physical director is shaping a strong football team for the season. Green Ridge Bicycle Club members seek YMCA membership and winter gym work for next year’s races. Weston will offer four special classes Thursday evening. White enters Wilkes Barre races on October 20. A slate of riders includes Koch Weyand Coleman Wimethenan Gelbert Wellard and Seward. Arrangements are made for a special car for athletes and friends as the crowded gym floor closes the evening.
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John
James Walsh
Pininaville
Stewart and
Kell
Weston
Young Men's Christian Association
Green Ridge Bicycle Club
Wilkes-Barre
Qu Koch
Weyand Coleman
Wimethenan Gelbert
Wellard Sod Seward
Japanese Victory and Qing Naval Losses Amid Yalu River Clash
Reports from Tokyo and Shanghai recount no Japanese ships lost at the Yalu engagement, with four Chinese vessels sunk or burned. Captain Toglia criticizes China’s shore hugging, noting China’s heavy guns underperforming while cruisers fare better. observers foresee Japan's dockyards aiding quicker repairs and possible terms if the war persists.
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Wastsatos
Tokio
Yalo
Japan
Empresa of
Ehiaf
Red Cross Society
Indies
Ping Yang
Yalu
Gresham
United States
Dunn
Shanghai
Kobe
Yala River
Londox
Johm Toglia
China
Mahan
Ting
Audingle
the Times
Wiu
Mukden
Raya
Hoban Honored With Cane by Pennsylvanian CMA Branch
T P Hoban, newly elected grand president of the Catholic Mutual Benefit Association of Pennsylvania, received a cane from Branch 35 members last evening. P W Stokes delivered the presentation speech and Hoban offered a gracious reply.
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T. P. Hoban
Keelevites Enjoy Friday Entertainment at Madison Avenue Institute
At the Institute on Madison Avenue an informal Friday evening program drew patients graduates and spectators of teetotal principles. The event featured stories from graduates and guests sharing experiences as part of a social activity centering on last night’s entertainment with varied details.
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Madison Avenue
Colored quartetts entertain with melodies and fines
The event featured a colored quartet performing negro melodies. Ray P. J. McManun of Green Ridge received the most commendable and happy mention. Some attendees who refused to participate were fined various sums, and refreshments were served to close the evening.
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Ray P. J. McManun
Green Ridge
Local Team Vehicle Crash Injures Jefferson Farmer on North Washington
Joseph Moyers of Jefferson township led a team on North Washington avenue when the wagon overturned at Phelps Street. Moyers suffered a broken rib scalp wounds and bruises and was hospitalized at Lickawanna hospital with non life threatening injuries. A horse injured Daniel Kell eregher of Phelps Street near the crash scene and he received home care from Dr. Haggerty.
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Joseph Moyers
Jefferson Township
Washington Avenue
Phelps Street
Moyers
Lickawanna Hospital
Daniel Kellegher
Tia
Haggerty
Review of Trade Reflects Mixed Outlook and Weak Iron Demand
A summary from Don & Co's Weekly Review of Trade notes mixed signals across sectors. Some industries report improvement and higher current activity than last year or two years ago, while iron demand shows weakness and textile fabric orders fall as stocks for next season rise. railroad earnings dip. overall failures in early September total 218 in the United States and 48 in Canada.
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New York
R. G. Don & Co
Review of Trade
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Loas
United States
Canada
Carey’s Woes Lead to Boarding House Raid
At 1 AM Sergeant Davia and a police squad raided Mrs. Sarah Carey’s Franklin Avenue boarding house and arrested proprietors Mrs. Dimler and Mrs. Savera along with a man known as Cigarette Kelly for disorderly conduct. Oscar Burgood escaped. Burgood, a longtime acquaintance of Carey, allegedly beat her after she refused his request for a furniture receipt. Carey claims Burgood robbed her of 700 dollars and has pressed to end their relationship, despite his continued presence.
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Davia
Sarah Carey
Franklin Avenue
Spruce Street
Dimler
Savera
Kelly
Oscar Burgood
Eurgood
Mrs. Carey
Ehrgood
Thatete
Opera Star Mme Fursch-Maal Dies in New Jersey
Mme Fursch-Maal, renowned opera singer, died last night in Warrenville Somerset County New Jersey of stomach cancer.
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Mme
Fursch-Maat
Fire destroys Hungarian house on Luzerne near Eighteenth
A blaze at 12 45 last night consumed a house occupied by a Hungarian at the rear of Luzerne street near Eighteenth street. The building and its contents were entirely destroyed.
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Luzerne Street
Eighteenth Street
Weather Forecast for Pennsylvania Regions
Forecast notes scattered text for Wasumetos on Sept 2. Eastern Pennsylvania expected generally fair with southwest winds. Western Pennsylvania expected fair with south winds.
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Wasumetos
Pennsylvania
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