NO END IN SIGHT IN NORTHWEST BREWERY STRIKE
The strike and boycott against major Northwest breweries, with San Francisco affected, continue as the executive board reports no settlement. Union officials clash over open shop terms, with Kemper pushing peace while the International Union objects, and workers rally to renew the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Huebner
Tional Brewery Workers
Northwest
San Francisco
Bever
Star
Eakrow
Ional Union
Louis Kemper
The
International Union
International Union of the United Brewery Workmen of America
International Arso
Kemper
Ramsey's Fight to Oust Gould From Control of the Wabash
Principals in a new struggle for control of the Wabash will be reviewed for stockholders at the meeting on October 19. Facts include stock structure with $24,000,009 preferred and $78,000,000 common, bond details, and earnings through February 28, 1906. The system operates 3594 miles of track touching St. Louis Toledo Detroit Buffalo Chicago Kansas City Omaha Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Gould
Wabash
St. Louis
Toledo
Detroit
Buffalo
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Pittsburg
Masked Highwaymen Rob Two Daughters of Grain Merchant
Two armed men halted two young women returning from a church choir near East Harrison and Boylston, grabbed purses and fled toward East Lake. The victims could not identify the assailants, and no valuables were taken. A nearby attempted robbery at 223 Belmont was deemed a canard. Residents fear the bold pair as police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavus A. Eckerty
Boylston
Sam
Eastlake
Harrison
East Harrison
Belmont
Byrne
Man pleads for mother as he dies from delirium tremens
Chicago report details Frank Whit age 28 at 2406 One Hundred and second street who broke his temperance vow to his dying mother and died after delirium tremens. He urged to be shot and said he would kill himself if not allowed to end the misery. Police described his nervous breakdown and fatal decline. Separately a child, Mary Schmidt six, pleaded for her drunken mother in a South Chicago court, describing the woman found drunk at Ninety third Street and Anthony Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Whit
Hia
de Bridewell
Eare of Justice
Callahan
South Chicago
Mary Schmidt
Eixchange Avenue
Ninety-third Street
Anthony Avenue
Mystery Bride Pleads For Safe Custody Case
In a tense court scene called a 10 day window for the mother to gain custody, the judge notes the defendant’s past sobriety and the baby's pleas. The dialogue hints at a fragile family dispute with concerns over welfare and sobriety.
France to chastise Castro over Venezuela stance
Paris reports French indignation over Venezuela taunts and France plans to chastise Castro with U S support expected not to block action. France asserts it will respond to the offensive attitude regardless of American opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Castro
Paris
Venezuela
America
Steamship Victoria Flaw Damages Propeller En Route to Tacoma
The steamship Victoria broke a blade off her propeller Thursday morning while bound for Tacoma. She will be drydocked Friday for repairs and resume her sound run thereafter. Judge Frater appointed Mrs John B Libby administratrix of Captain John B Libby’s estate Thursday afternoon. The estate totals several thousand dollars with probate handled by Attorney George C Congdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Tacoma
Frye-Bruhn to donate beef to volunteers and Salvation Army
The Star reports Mr. Frye of Frye-Bruhn promises monthly donations of 100 pounds of beef to local religious groups including the Volunteers and the Salvation Army in response to Seattle lore of city offerings to foreign missions.
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the Star
Seattle
The
Voluteers
Salvation Army
Frye
Frye-Bruhn Company
Hhe
Carnegie donation to St. Andrew's University reported
Glasgow reports Carnegie gave 10000 pounds to St. Andrew's university. Gettysburg notes the national encampment of the Sons of Veterans ended in the morning. The Ladies Auxiliary elected Mrs. Kate F B Marcastle of Philadelphia as president and Miss Carrie J Drake of Long Beach California as council member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Ladies' Auxiliary
Kate FB. Marcastle
Philadelphia
Carrie J. Drake
Long Beach
Cal
Benefit at the Grand Clears Three Hundred Dollars
A charity event at the Grand on Thursday night raised three hundred dollars for Mother Ruthers home. The effort brought together local supporters and notable attendees to aid the home.
Enraged Pig Incites Shipboard Panic near Nome
An agitated ship pig from Alaska stunned crew aboard the vessel anchored at Smiths Cove after arriving from Paul. The ferocious animal chased the captain into the pilot house, seized control, and caused several sailors to cling or jump overboard during the Seattle to Alaska voyage. The animal later died after 28 days without food or water, found Friday in the hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Alaska
Smiths Cove
Wessel
Seattle
Charlies Lamb
Nome
Pie
Perry
Tawney Named to Chair Appropriations Committee
James A. Tawney of Winona Minnesota has been chosen by Speaker Cannon to chair the House Appropriations Committee, succeeding James A Hemenway who moves to the Senate to fill the Vice President vacancy This marks Tawney as a key holder of the nation s purse strings The article recounts his early life as an apprentice blacksmith and his boyhood near Gettysburg
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Henderson
Tawney
Minnesota
Mann
Chicago
Hemenway
Indiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Northwest
James A. Tawney
Gilson Gardner
Washington, D. C
Winona
Minn
Cannon
Appropriations
Congress
James A. Hemen
Burglar Leaves 17 Cents and Letters Behind in Break-In
A burglar at Mont Claire on Sixth Avenue entered through a ground floor window around 10:30 pm. He shocked a sleeping woman, grabbed a fat pocket book, and fled with 17 cents, love letters, hair pins, and a druggist sample. A $1 check, deposit book, and small checkbook remained. a second pocket book with $6 and a gold watch was left behind in haste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Claire
Morris
Up & Butte Bank
New State Bank
Opening 600 000 Acres on Colville Reservation Predicted
Special Agent McLaughlin, after weeks in Colville and adjacent counties Washington, has been ordered to Washington to finalize openings of 600000 or more acres for settlement. Indians show no opposition and have honored him, while the move, part of a larger book project, could cost about 1 million dollars. The Colville reservation will mark a historic opening in the state.
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McLaughlin
Colville Indian Reservation
Okanogan
Ferry
Washington
Colville
West
Lished
United Sta
Redskins
Colvilies
St Pauli
Colville Reservation
Local figures show year over year increase in revenue
On September 22, 1905, earnings rose compared with the same date a year earlier, totaling $962,726.66 with dues of $711,800.12 and $260,936.54 in additional receipts. The figures reflect a positive growth pattern for the period.
Female Loan Shark Says She Is Also a Victim
The case centers on Emma S Barr suing Mary A Trudgins owner of Star Loan for $100 for one month of bedside nursing. The loan company allegedly charged 10 percent monthly interest and refused payment after a judgment was won, with Hudgins and Barr fighting to compel the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Trudgins
Star Loan Company
Emma Sbarr
Miss Hudgin
Miss Barr
Gordon
Miss Hudgins
Ere
Mrs Brooks Free After Larceny Charge Dismissed
The grand larceny charge against Mrs. E P Brooks, ex-wife of RE Brooks, was dismissed due to the prosecuting witness’s reluctance to reveal her name in a formal complaint. Brooks had testified to Rita Curtiss’s good character, a singer linked to a prior disorderly conduct case at a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Brooks
RE. P. Brooks
Thomas Miles
Brooks
Rita Curtiss
Mrs Brooks Plans Escape After Sealskin Coat Theft
Mrs Brooks attempted to steal a sealskin coat owned by Mrs Thomas during a social gathering. Detective Clark arrested her as she arranged to ship the coat via Northern Pacific Express. Social connections allegedly helped her escape prosecution and she is expected to leave the city for the east Friday night.
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Brooks
Heart Transplant Procedure Noted At Germantown Hospital
In Philadelphia on September 22 physicians at Germantown Hospital removed and replaced a beating heart after a bullet was extracted from the chest area. Frank Robinson, 38, of Germantown, was shot on September 7 during an arrest attempt. surgeons accessed the heart by removing two ribs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Germantown Hospital
Frank Robinson
Germantown
Robinson
Bullet embedded near heart heals as patient shows signs of recovery
A bullet lodged itself in the chest close to the heart but was removed with the heart replaced and ribs covered. Doctors report strong recovery prospects for Robinson as he regains strength.
Denver Chosen For 1909 Sons of Hermann Convention
Friday morning session of the Sons of Hermann transacted important business. Denver Colorado was selected as the city for the 1909 convention. Officers elected include W. Foeben national grand president August HL Springer first vice president Louis Weigel second vice president Richard Schaefer national grand secretary Conrad Walthem treasurer. Committees were appointed and officers installed. A Friday evening reception was planned by the order's sisters for visiting delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Hermann
Denver
Colorado
W. Foeben
St. Paul
August HL. Springer
Seatie
Louis Weigel
Helena
Richard Shaefer
New Britain
Insurance investigations in New York reveal bank connection
Sept ner Dempsey cashier of the Central bank was called to testify. Attorney Hughes sought the source of 235000 dollars that McCall gave to Hamilton. Hamilton testified via cable from France denying the funds were used to influence legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ner Dempsey
Cit Central
Neal Bank
Hughes
McCail
Hamilton
N York Life Agencies
France
McCall
Witness defends Marselle amid running away and impropriety claims
Va Boda-Kelly, key witness in the Marselle case, testifies she was not harmed by Marselle but says Kelly ruined her. She admits Marselle was overly familiar and made improper proposals but explains she lied initially to protect herself. The testimony centers on alleged past advances and a planned Portland trip.
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Va Boda-Kelly
Joe Marselle
William Kelly
Kelly
Marselle
Marielle
Mattie
Joe
Eva
Self
Portland
Crom
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Man
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Iaquar
Pestine Callahan
Glasgow
Carnegie
St. Andrew's University
Tom Lawson
Pig
Republican National Committee
Missouri
Earely
Roosevelt
Pope Pius X
Antonio van Velse
Holy Father
Ady
Vatican
TES
Hudgins
Star Company
Mim
Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line
Carmana Point
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