Train crushes crew in Arkansas river wreck near Hugo
The Arkansas & Choctaw railroad construction train plunged through an unfinished bridge near Hugo yesterday afternoon. All crew members A. M. Hanna conductor M. M'Milan engineer Co L Miller fireman J T Ho brakeman died. The engine and 14 gravel cars sank to waters below as the bridge collapsed under speed.
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A. M. Hanna
M. M'Milaan
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J.T HO
Team Drivers' Union Votes to End Strike
At a union meeting the Team Drivers' Union voted to end the two week strike after divisions over handling the action. Members favored workers seeking their old jobs or new positions while transfer companies stated they would not hinder rehiring. President Neufelter of Beattie Transfer offered union recognition, but the committee lacked authority to accept.
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Beattie Transfer Company
Neufelders
Daymen’s Association
Ready for Her Di The Cruiser Maryland Will Be Launched
Newport News Virginia prepares for the launch of the 14 000 ton armored cruiser Maryland at the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. A large crowd is expected from Baltimore and Maryland points while public men from Washington attend. The christening will be performed by Miss Jennie Scott Waters daughter of General and Mrs Francis B Waters of Baltimore.
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Newport News
Sept
Mexican will meet American in Portland boxing bout
Portland sports fans anticipate a title match tonight at Pastime Athletic Club. Auretta Merrara the Mexican postiast and Jack MacCielland welterweight square off in a contest billed as a clash of two in good condition with local interest high.
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Ore
Auretta Merrara
Mexican Postiixt
Jack MacCielland
Uwe Pittebure
Pastime Athletic Club
Thie Place
New Wagon Road for West Seattle
County commissioners awaited the contract for building the Kremer mid wagon road in West Seattle. T. Ryan & Co. will do the road work for 12,000, and John Batley will build the necessary trestle for HAL. The project runs from Bookany avenue end to join roads toward the hill.
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Seattle
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Battle of Prandywine Reenactment Marks 126th Anniversary
On the battlefield at Charter, Pa the 126th anniversary of the Battle of Prandywine was observed Sept 11. The Continental Army carried the Stars and Stripes into battle for the first time in this anniversary reenactment. Participants included members of patriotic orders from Philadelphia and nearby towns.
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Prandywine
Continental Army
Philadelphia
Indignant Mayor Humes Defends Police Staffing At Council Meet
Mayor Humes blasted critics at Tuesday night’s city council session over police protection for the carnival and town events. He argued for expanded patrols and warned against curtailing mayoral powers, saying residents deserve security and officers to deter crime.
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James
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Renton Hil
Denn
Worcester
Maupin Stymies Dogs as Beattle Rally Fends Off Defeat
Maupin endured heavy pressure as Beattle beat Seattle with a late push. Drennan and Hickey sparked the defense, while Beattle’s Beatte pitcher plan faced late resistance. Spokane notes record Howes Hanon Wilees Shea batteries.
Labor Meetings Tonight Across City Halls
Brewers at Sodalleta hall and Heer Bottlers at W C L A hall host labor meetings. Butchers No 186 meet Burdicks hall South Beattie. Cooks and Watters meet Olympic hall 1104 Second Avenue. Laundry Wagon Driver No 2 at Stene hall. Senne remen meets con street fail road avenue Machinista Union hall Pacific block. Waitresses meet Waitresses hall 420 Second Avenue.
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Heer
Butchers
Burdicks Hall
South Beattie
Olympic Hall
Second Avenue
Setene Hall
Con Street
Fail Road Avenue
Machinista
Union Hall
Pacific Block
Exodus Annual Rush From Dawson Reaches Hearne Humboldt
The Hearne Humboldt arrived from Skagway with 12 passengers and a Klondike treasure valued at $110,000. A rush of interior miners swamps Dawson as the Dolphin follows with more than $600,000 in treasure. September 4 marked a banner day for gold on the Klondike, deposits surging past $1,000,000 across regional banks. A rescue recounts Parry Srabling lost in the Big Salmon district and found exhausted after five days subsisting on blackberries. Humboldt reports two men, Hotaling and Motalling, lost en route to camps, with search efforts intensified across waterways. The Humboldt also stops at Quartermaster Harbor for bottom painting.
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Humboldt
Skagway
Kiondine
Parry Srabling
Hotaling
Hootalingus
Mounted Police
Hootalingua
Motalling
Mumnboldt
Quartermaster Harbor
Dick Lowe Struggles With Debt Arrangements
Dawson advices Rich art Lowe once owned rich claims in the Klondike and is now obliged to deal with debt. He arrived in Beattie yesterday with his wife aboard the steamer Mumfeldt and agreed only to leave the Can.
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Richart Lowe
Klondike
Lowe
Beattie
Warrant Issued for Lowe in Dawes Court
In Dawes court August BM an affidavit by William Leak charged Lowe with leaving the country to avoid debts and defraud creditors. Leak claimed a 5.0 debt on money borrowed. Mr and Mrs Lowe, who departed Dawson on the river steamer Yukoner, were apprehended at Whitehorse where bond was posted. Dick Lowe formerly owned the rich fraction on Hopangs creek opposite Kok um gulch.
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Lowe
Dawson
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Dick” Lowe
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Kok Um Gulch
Trouble Breeding Trouble Brewing in Furniture Trade
New York notices a growing dispute in the furniture industry as hotel buyers pressure manufacturers to set prices for hotel retailers. The National Association of Metals Furniture Dealers warned manufacturers that wholesale sales to hotel men would be deemed unfriendly action, while manufacturers promise to continue sales at set prices to hotel buyers.
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New York
United States
National Association of Metals Furniture Dealers
Court of Appeals Session Opens With Four Cases On Docket
The federal circuit court of appeals convenes Monday with Justices McKenna Gilbert Rose and Morrow presiding. Cases include United States v Loomekamp over railroad land grants and survey payments, Bird v Terry regarding Indian allotment titles, Mackey and Lead v Miller for shooting an Indian agent, and Hennessey v Tacoma Amelting involving a habeas corpus denial.
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Joseph McKenna
William B. Gilbert
Erskine M. Rose
William W. Morrow
United States
Frank A. Loomekamp
Northern Pacific Railway Company
United States Treasury
George Bird
Frank Terry
Charles Mackey
J. Archey
B.C. Miller
United States Penitentiary
P. J
Turner and Sieger set roped arena clash amid bets
Rafe Turner and Sieger meet in the Beattie theater arena at 2% o clock with Turner promising to chop Sieger to pieces. Sieger lately from Beattie, training for the bout, and betting intensifies as reports cite Turner confident of victory and a tough night ahead.
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Turner
Seattle
Rafe Turner
Charter Blower
Sieger Ontee
Weet Beattie
Itowee
Meattie Theater
Hee
Bulgaria's Prince Ferdinand Tied to Russia as Puppet
The article traces Bulgaria becoming a principality under Ottoman suzerainty and Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha chosen as prince through a diplomatic scramble. Russia opposed Bramboulis influence, delaying ratification until 14, after which Ferdinand is described as a puppet of Russia and the porte.
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Pulgaria
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Brambectoff
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Denmark
Austria
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Porte
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Hulgeria
Grand Prix at Atlanta Stirs Title Race Between Star Riders
Major interest surrounds tonight's motor paced race at Hremertog yard with Hobby Walthour and Bennie Munroe as key contenders. Waltour aims for world sprint championship while Munroe holds the American hour record. October 10 opening in Atlanta referenced in report.
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Atlanta
Hobby Walthour
Bennie Munroe
Waltour
Anroe
Collision inquiry into Arrow Athlon steamer crash
Inspectors Whitney and Turner will conduct an investigation into the Arrow and Athlon collision at Bremerton. Passengers on both ships dispute blame with Captain Mitchell of the Athlon and Captain Thomas of the Arrow each accused by opposing sides. Weather and current blamed for the crash as the Arrow had just left Bremerton wharf and was nearly stationary when struck.
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United States Marine
Whitney
Turner
Arrows
Athlon
Bremerton Wednesing
Arrow
Mitchell
Capwell
Port Orchard
W. R., Thomas
The
Oval
Thomas
Bremerton
Stain Mitchell
Treasury order imposes new entry exams for foreign crews
The Treasury Department in Washington issued a circular notifying that all crews from overseas will undergo reexamination for entry eligibility into the United States. The measure is expected to disrupt operations at sailors boarding houses in port. The steamship Centennial sailed yesterday afternoon to San Francisco with a full cargo and a number of passengers.
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Focal Tramigration Bureau
Treasury Department
Washington
United Territory
Centennial
San Francisco
Hit Rock Bottom in Coast Pennant Race
Lou Cohen’s pennant contenders slumped amid controversial umpiring by Levy at a San Francisco game. Brash hurled a bat, was ejected to the bench, while Padres and rivals logged a lopsided scoreline amid messy plate action and persistent errors.
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Ban Francisco
Lou Cohen
Levy
Spain
Brashear
Standings Show Clubs Fall Behind in Early Season
Fragmentary standings indicate Portland and Oakland trading spots while San Francisco and Seattle chase leads. The incomplete list suggests early results impact team positions as the season progresses.
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