FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST IN NEW YORK CONDITIONS
A New York retail butchers association leader says a national movement will unite local members against the beef trust. Plans include buying a Kansas City slaughterhouse for about two and a half million dollars and raising ten million in capital with shares for butchers. A NY committee will inspect the plant and seek an option through January 1, while a wide national mutual protection group mobilizes support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sept
Manhattan
Louis J. Wagner
Greater New York
Retail Hutchers’ Association
Retail Butchers Mutual Protective Association
United States
Beef Trust
Kansas City
Greater
Clean Elliott Bay Urges Compliance With Refuse Rules
Port warden N L Bowers filed two complaints against Chippeck Bros and Ainsworth Dunn for throwing refuse into Elliott Bay. Warrants issued for their arrest under city ordinance and they will face a hearing before Judge Cann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Bay
N. L. Bowers
Chippeck Bros
Ainsworth & Dunn's
Cann
Golf Disease Breaks Out At Resorts
Chicago reports a new malady named golf disease affecting players at Newport and other fashionable resorts. Dr. Prancia McNamara explains the condition as a result of prolonged heavy golf practice, with the latissimus dorsi muscle enlarging and causing shoulder pain from overuse of driving and braesie shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Newport
Prancia McNamara
Cook County
Fever Rises in Key West With 127 Cases
Yellow fever cases reach 127 in Key West as four hours produce two new deaths, totaling nine. Winds and warm weather deemed favorable for spread as health officials race to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Monument Planned for Sierra Leone Woman Missionary
Sarah Gorman, Sierra Leone's first woman missionary, will receive a monument. Trinity College will name the Catholic university for the education of women in Washington, with groundbreaking already taken. The Endeavor World reports London Bible class attendance surpassing 1,200 and rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Gorman
Sierra Leone
Trinity College
Catholic University For
Washington
Endeavor World
Daily Bible Claemes
London
Ingersoll
Building Trade Scrambles as Steel Shortage Bites New York
The steel shortage grips New York builders as contractors acknowledge delays and fear exposing rivals who fall behind on contracts. Officials and firms hesitate to discuss specifics, fearing loss of business amid the material scramble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thermaries
Cop Reinstated After Dismissal Sanction Lifted
Police Officer W. P. Molt, who was dismissed by Chief Reed, has been restored to his former position and will return to duty next Wednesday. The charges against him were dropped by Officer Iverson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Molt
Reed
Hot
Iverson
Seattle journalist tied to old Bow man murder tale resurfaces
Bowman and his ally Johnson deny a 1897 murder report that claimed Bowman was killed by Johnson near Dawson during a northern expedition. Bowman, who arrived on the City of Seattle, dismisses the story as baseless, recounting worry it caused and vows to pursue the truth against the paper's author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
George Bowman
New York
Bowman
William Johnson
Springfield
Mass
J. C. Sach
J. T. Calhoun
Yonkers
Johnson
Dawson
United States
Associated Press
Calhoun
Beth Bowman
Jonnson
Mr. Bowman
4 Star
Dogena
Manager Machine
Northern
Howman
Italian Consuls Arrive at Rainier Grand on Pleasure Trip
Four Italian consuls Ve binaueht G Modigliani G Pallavi ano and lL Caetan arrived at the Rainier Grand last night en route to the Orient. They traveled across the continent stopping at Niagara Faltia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier Grand
Orient
Vebinaueht
G. Modigliani
G. Pallaviano
Ll. Caetan
Niagara Faltia
Fire at Rialto parlors causes blaze in Hanna shop
Fire department was summoned at 11.5 percent wlock this morning to extinguish a small blaze in the drawing rooms of Mrs. A. A. Hanna in the Rialto block. No damage amount given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hanna
Rialto
Larna
Yellow Fever Reported in Mississippi City
Jackson Mississippi reports thirteen cages of yellow fever in the city today as health officials work to contain the outbreak. The situation prompts warnings for residents to seek medical care and observe sanitation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mies
Mississippi City
Philippine regiments enroll 266 more, total 3537
In Washington D C on September there were 266 enrollments for the new Philippine regiments, bringing the cumulative total to 3 537. The figure reflects ongoing recruitment efforts and steady manpower expansion for the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Meritorious Mining Property Underwritten by Parker Company
A. L. Parker and company offer to underwrite stock for promising mining properties and place workers in immediate employment. Catch them at 423 New York block for details and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Parker and Company
New York Block
Craven-Fair sues for one third of Fair estate in court
Mrs. Nettle R. Craven Fair files three superior court actions seeking recognition as Senator James G Fair widow and one third of his estate. She argues the will trust clause is invalid and cites a possible intestate death. The case targets previous judge Black’s distribution to Fair’s children and requires proof of the widow status and her marriage contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Nettle R. Craven-Fair
James G Fair
Craven-Fair
Superior Court
W. W. Foote
A. Heaf
Benson, Oatman & Denson
Pence & Pence
Craven- Fair
Senator Fair
Examinations for Mint and Assay Service Held Here
Examinations for positions in the mint and assay service will be held here October 7. Applicants must apply to the secretary of the board of examiners for the mint and assay service for application form No. 34. No application can be filed after September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mint and Assay Service
Secretary of the Board of Examiners For
Dynamite Used on Toll Gate Near Eminence Kentucky
Excitement grips Eminence as dynamite blows toll gate on the Eminence and Clear Creek pike, one and a half miles from town. Gate keeper Fortner, his wife, and children escape injury. this is the third tampering incident at the same gate. Kentucky company requests state protection, possibly troops, from Governor Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eminence
Clear Creek
Shelby County
Fortner
Kentucky
Bradley
Sunday Service Listings From Plymouth and Area Churches
A digest of church services across Seattle listing times and pastors. Plymouth Congregational, Seattle Tabernacle, First Baptist, North Seattle Baptist, First M E, African M E, Church of Immaculate Conception, Our Lady of Good Help, Sacred Heart, St. Mark's Episcopal, St. Clement's Episcopal, Battery Street M B, Grace M B, First Presbyterian, Market Street Baptist, First Christian, and the union with M P church. Morning sermons span topics such as The Church's Meaning, Fishers of Men, and Muir Glacier with evening messages titled Weaving and Waiting Crowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Street
Twentythird Avenue
Gress
Westminster
Hey
J. W. Gilchist
Liam
Megieh Lutheran Church of the Maly Trinity
Seventh and
Union
Keet
James F. Heaters
Trinity Parish
Eighth
James Keetor
Gowen
Seattle Tabernacle
Jefferson Street
Boren Avenue
James Street
Power House
C. Ohrum
Firet Baptist Church
Fourth Avenue
Louis & Bowerman
Seattle
Third Avenue
Cedar Street
L. J. Sawyer
Marion and
FE. M. Randall, Jr
Sprague Davis
Skagway
Fourteenth Avenue
George Bailey
Ila. m
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
Francia X. Prefontaine
Sacred Heart Church
Brotherhood Hat
Sixth Avenue
Hell
T P. Brown
A. m
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Harvard Avenue
Seneca
Spring
John P. D. Llwyd
George Bugzelle
Grace M. B
Thirtieth Avenue
King Street
Key W. H. Sellick
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth and
A. L. Hutchiseen
Wisdom
Market Street Baptist Church
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Ila, m
and & P
First Christian Church
J. N. Smith
Thia
M. Pp
Pine and
Ila, m. and
Injustice in the Klondike over Mining Titles Disputed
Klondikers aboard the City of Beatte report a flagrant Canadian title dispute near Dawson. Derry brothers of San Francisco own rich Elderade creek claims but failed to renew titling, prompting Commissioner Ogilvie's son Paul to demand vacating the claims. Negotiations followed with offers up to 20,000 dollars before the miners retreated to Klondike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondikers
Beatte
Dawson
Derry Brothers
San Francisco
Kelderade Creek
Paul Oguivie
Oxiivie
Herrys
Paul Ie
Herry
Minera
Ogilvie
Paul
Kiondike
Holy Land Reproduction Dedication Marks Brookland Monastery
The tenth anniversary of the Holy Land banner is celebrated with the dedication of the Holy Land College and comminiariat at Brookland near Washington. Franciscan monks preserve sacred shrines and, for the first time, house under one roof replicas of Jerusalem's holy sites including the nativity grotto and Calvary altar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
BD. C
Holy Land
Brookland
Jerusalem
Pilarimen
Brookland Mere
Christ
Mt. Calvary
City of Beattie Brings Gold and Passengers to Dawson
The steamship City of Beattie arrived from Lynn Canal with a large number of passengers and an estimated 700000 dollars in gold consigned to the Bank of British North America. Among travelers were George Bowman and his alleged killer William Johnson. discoveries at Thistle Creek and Stewart River drew attention as a stampede formed toward Crooked Creek. Fire at Brewman’s hotel and unusually high Yukon water levels are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Alaska Steamship Company
City of Beattie
Lynn Canal
Briagway
Pope
Bank of British North America
Arnoy
George Bowman
New York
Wiliam Johnson
Stewart River
Floth
Thistle Creek
Bowman
Bootland
May
Webster
Crooked Creek
Dawson
Hrewman
Stewart City
Ora
City of Beatle
Daweon
Yukon
Death From a Bite in Lebanon Child Dies in Agony
In Lebanon Pennsylvania Ephraim Weich loses his five month old son Charles who suffered a fatal reaction after a neck bite by an insect five weeks earlier. The infant was playing on the floor when the injury occurred and developed severe swelling.
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Lebanon
Charles
Ephraim Weich
Troops Sail From San Francisco for Manila Voyage
About 4 500 troops are set to depart San Francisco for Manila between September 17 and 14 aboard the Sherman Grant and Sheridan. The Thirty first volunteer infantry from Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia and the Thirty fourth from Colorado Arizona New Mexico Indian Territory Oklahoma and Minnesota are in camp awaiting transport, with additional volunteers and regular cavalry expected to join at the Presidio from the East soon.
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San Francisco
Manila
Sherman
Grant
Sheridan
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Thirty-fourth Volunteer Infantry
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Philippines
Presidio
Yale President Endorses Editorial War Criticism
New Haven Conn Sept 9 President Arthur T Hadley of Yale University defends the sentiments of an editorial criticizing the war in the Philippines The president says he will resign from the Yale Review editorial board due to sharp criticisms sparked by the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Philippines
Yale Review
Arthur T. Hadley
University Heights Transforms Into Beautiful Residence District
Developer J A Moore of Moore Investment plans to make University Heights the state’s finest residence area. Seven homes valued 1800 to 9000 dollars are under construction, a water plant and cement sidewalks laid, streets graded, and more homes plus landscape gardens planned near the State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattle
University
J. A. Moore
Moore Investment Company
Moore
State University
Lawscape Gardners
State of
Washington
Park Pavilion Concert and Special Paper Sale
A notice lists a Cinematograph and Wagner's band event at Madicon Park Pavilion tonight. Also advertised is a Special Sale of Fine note paper in boxes from Denny Coryell Co located at 716 Istave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Madicon Park Pavilion
Tontaht
Denny Coryell Co
Istave
Free Diamond Ring Auction Draws City Crowds
The New York Jewellery Co announces daily 2:20 pm drawings giving away a diamond ring and 10 other presents to lure attendees at a sale of Diamond Watches Jewelry and Silverware. Rogers Silverware also up for a 3 pm special sale. Last week winners include Mrs. Martin Mrs. Young Mrs. Jacobs J R Wilson Mrs. Jacklin and more. Auction wares at 2:30 and 7:30 daily with ladies seating at the Emporium 517 Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Jewelery Co
Rogers
Martin
Maynard Avenue
Young
Hotel York
Jacobs
McDonald Block
J. RR. Wilson
Ballard
Jacklin
Fifth Avenue
Emporium
S17
Second Avenue
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Fighting the Beef Trust
Pitty-slsth
Imel
Relighowa
Observer
Monen
Blijah
England
The
Congregationaliat
Lyman Abbott
Outlook
Princeton Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Christian Advocate
Mr. Morgan
Far North
Holy
Third Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Twenty-second Avenue
Mort Cherry
G. Bh. Thompson
Il A.m
Plymouth Congregational Church
University Street
W. HM. G. Temple
Geo H. Lee
Klondike
Franciscans
University Heights
Jeresey
Amazon
O. W. Peterson & Bro
Pike St
Pennsylvania
East-of-the-Mountains
Roslyn Coal
A. S. Kerry
Bailey Building
Second Avenue South
Hi. FE. Stranne Et Ax
J. F. Dunlop
Gilman Park
Jan. N. Sandivigen
Pratt
Orchard
Verna BK
Wm. J. Bickett
M. J. Powles
Renton
James A. McPhee
Jeanette Murdock
Denald
John McPhee
Boren
Terry
Catharine McPhee
Jeanette
Finney Murdock
John
Ann McPhee
Edward Graves
Joseph Muncaster
Q. c
West Coast Improvement Company
Louis
Annie Hendricks
M. H. Young
May E Sylvester
Boston Heights
Albert
Kerry Et Ux
Wm. Gwolg
de Kosiowski
Lena L de Korowaski
C. D. Horen
Mary A. Griswold
James F. Vogt
Wm. T. Putnam
Albion Heights
Amusement Bulletin
Third Avenue Theater
Farmer Stebbins
Weatherby
Bonanza Gold Mining and Milling Co
Lie
Ww. B. Nichols & CO
Sterr-Boyd Building
Cal
D. S. Johnston
Second Ave
Burke Building
Columbia Std
Shorrock
Pigott & French CO
Ln W
Washington St
Bonney & Stewart Funeral Directors
Third Ave
Columbia Telephone
Wash
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