Roosevelt Opens Republican Campaign In Ameron Ohio
Gov Roosevelt of New York opened the Republican national campaign in Ameron Ohio with an energetic address. He attacked Democratic platform aims on trusts expansion and silver, warned against tariff tinkering and growing costs on workers, and argued for US moral rights in the Philippines and Indian reservations. He likened opponents to copperheads of 1861 in opposing government actions.
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Ameron
Ohio
Roosevelt
New York
Gov. Roosevelt
Philippines
Pingree Declines Detroit Mayoral Run
Detroit September 23 Geov. Pingree announces by official signature that circumstances prevent him from running for mayor of Detroit and confirms he will not seek the office.
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Detroit
Geov. Pingree
New Yellow Fever Cases Reported in Key West
Gen Wyman reports 28 new yellow fever cases at Key West yesterday with five deaths. No new cases in New Orleans, but two deaths occurred there. Weather is favorable.
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Washington, D. C
Wyman
Key Wet
New Orleans
Unknown man killed by Northern Pacific train near Black River
Coroner Sparling received word today of an unidentified man struck by a Northern Pacific passenger train about four miles beyond Black River junction this morning. The coroner is investigating and no details are available yet.
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Sparling
Northern Pacific
Black River Junction
Oleson to Resign as Public Works Secretary
Frank Oleson, secretary of the board of public works, will resign October 1 after accepting a job with Whatcom Bank in Whatcom, Washington. He has served over three years. Charles McAllister, assistant secretary, is expected to be the successor.
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Frank Oleson
Board of Public Works
Oleson
Whatcom Bank of
Whatcom, Wash
Civil Service
Charles McAllister
Seattle mining stock market report brief
At the Seattle Mining Exchange the only sales recorded were Deer Trail No. 2 at price not fully legible and Wo Galena at a placeholder value. The report notes sparse activity with no other trades listed.
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Seattle
Seattle Mining Exchange
Deer Trail No. 2
Wo Galena
Weather Forecast for Seattle and Vicinity
For Seattle and Vicinity tonight and Sunday expect fair weather with northerly winds. Minimal precipitation and mild temperatures likely, with winds light to moderate along coast and in urban areas.
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Seattle
Vicinity
Fire and Odd Fellows notes from Sept 23 dispatches
Firebugs destroyed Daniel Struby's residence barn hay stacks and wood on Fox Island while he was away. No suspects named. In Detroit the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows adjourned and barred members from insuring with certain companies. The lodge also cut its proceedings journal in half. In Washington the Philippines churches used by American soldiers will be taxed but protected from desecration as cabinet noted war precedent.
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Tacoma
Daniel Struby
Yivan
Fox Island
Sturby
Detroit
Mich
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Washington
D. C
Philippines
The Filipinos Have Lied
Report from Manila notes no word from rebel officers who met Gen. MacArthur about transferring Lieut. Gilmore and prisoners or a Filipino officer to Manila to meet Gen. Ott. No surrender promise fulfilled and no Filipino officer seen by Gen. Otto. Naval expedition to Bubla Bay also unreported.
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Manila
MacArthur
Gilmore
Ott
Suit Against Car Company for Personal Injuries
Walter G. Clark sues Seattle City Railway for 45700 in damages claiming injury while boarding a car. He alleges danger from improper track construction and cites broken ribs a crushed vertebrae dented skull crushed kidneys and loss of smell taste and sight. The company has paid 900 for medical attendance.
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Walter G. Clark
Seattle City Railway Company
Humboldt From Alaska Sails with 55 Passengers and cattle
The steamer Humboldt left last night at midnight carrying 55 passengers and a listed cattle shipment. The roster includes Ben M Little and Mrs Little, E F E Caine, J W Patton, William Emerson, Mrs M D Folsom, Patrick OConnor, D McLeod, M McKinnon, and many others.
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Ben M. Little
E. FE. Caine
Bm. H. Clarke
J. T. Patton
J. W. Patton
William Emerson
M. D Folsom
Patrick O'Connor
D. McLeod
M. McKinnon
R. Maurettus
FB. Maure
Laning
G. M. Armstrong
C. K. Kinsey
A. L. Berdoe
Misa Clara Tester
F. J. Heman
M. Irwin
N. Nacke
C. Paulson
Thomas Morgan
B. M. Jewell
P. J. Jewell
Mre
J. M. Woodring
Mra
F. W. Carlyon
George Iverson
H. D. Iverson
Charles Rand
J. K. Rigg
Martin Hobbs
A. Schneider
C. A. Erikson
Albert Greenwall
M. H. Woodring
Kelly
Andrew Nerna
W. Montgomery
Daniel Savoy
KR. Brownell
L. R. Stacy
L. H. Stacy
Ida Stacy
T. Billa
McIntyre
J. Day
J. D. McKay
G. W. Steele
J. M. Steele
Croker Attacks Mazet Committee In Tammany Rant
Richard Croker released a lengthy interview denouncing the Mazet committee and member Frank Mows while ridiculing the committee and the Ramapo water deal as a Republican ploy. He also attacked the law firm Tracy, Hoardman & Pratt and its associate Sen. Ptea.
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New York
Richard Croker
Mazet
Frank Mows
Youngel
Tammany Hall
Mows
Ramapo
Republican Party
Tracy, Hoardman & Pratt
Pte’ia
Diverse Seattle News Briefs Include Deaths Divorces and Court Actions
The Seattle area reports a series of notices and events. Funeral services for Mrs. J W Kittner were held at Seattle Undertaking parlors. Mrs Andre H Mitchell won a divorce from Harry Mitchell. Deaths include M Harries a Pacific coast pioneer, Jerome Cutler 67, and Arthur Doyle 80. Court actions involve Wilson and Hovington case dismissed, Grace Ward divorce suit, and others. The Seanquak Boat Co seeks coal bunkers upgrades, and Vancouver earthquake news is noted. Mary McIntyre committed to asylum. The Riverfalloon departs for Vancouver, and legal motions concerning liquor license are resolved or scheduled.
Austrian ministry resigns over language dispute
Vienna reports the Austrian ministry resigned this morning amid long running concerns with Premier Thun’s constant difficulties on the language question before the Reichsrat. A commissioned ministry is expected to form to address the language issue on different lines. The resigning ministry first took office in March 1894.
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Vienna
Thun
Timber land entries draw Tillamook residents
Tillamook residents rush to entry timber lands after Oregon City land office reports the approved fractional plot of township 2 north range 6 west is open for entry. Many proceed to Oregon City to file while inquiries into timber claims rise. report notes C H Wheeler sold 10,000 acres to Congressman Stone.
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Tillamook
Oregon City
Surveyor General of
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C. H W. Wheeler
Congressman Stone
Shoes to rise as leather and paper costs boost prices
Milwacked retailers were notified that leather and paper costs will push shoe prices higher. Leather prices gain 4 to 12 cents per pair with material costs rising across hides and uppers, while paper products including stock envelopes and manila papers also see hikes from the leather trust tied to the Wilder Leather company.
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Milwacked
Wis
Leather Trust
Wilder Leather Company
Standard Paper Com
Fire Chief Tests Electric Auto for Fire Wagon
New York on September 23 the fire chief rode an electric propelled automobile to evaluate its suitability as a fire wagon. A company representative accompanied the test drive as they traversed Fifth Avenue at a brisk pace. The chief returned to headquarters without a decision on adoption.
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New York
Fire Department
Negro Confesses to Assaults in Little Rock
Fred Pelton, a Black man, confessed today to assaulting Lilly Trimble and other white women in Little Rock. He provided details of the attacks, corroborated by Mrs Kennedy and several of his victims who identified him.
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Little Rock
Ark
Fred Pelton
Lilly Trimble
al Sand
Mra Kennedy
Mra
Milt Young
Mise Longcoy
Mies Innaher
Mre Prvin
Pelton
War rumors and unrest sweep southern Africa
A Pietermaritzburg dispatch notes unconfirmed rumors that Kruger may retreat from his position. Berlin reports many former German officers head for the Transvaal for military adventures. Cape Town rebels fear decisive action for the Boers and British supporters question Premier De Beer's loyalty over ammunition transport and rifle delays. Rhodes accuses assembly members of treason while others live on offal as unrest grows in Johannesburg with street barricades and rowdyism.
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Cape Town
Behreiner
Orange Free State
Lehreiner
Scheiner
House of Assembly
Ceeli Rhodes
Tranevas
A Railway Catastrophe Averted by Two Plucky Engineers
A passenger train on the Northern Pacific narrowly escaped disaster when two engineers, Benson of the Great Northern and Matthews of the International, halted a high speed approach by whistling, reversing, and shutting off steam. Their quick actions stopped the engines within feet of danger, saving lives and property as a crowd gathered at the depot.
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Railroad Avenue
Northern Pacific
Core Benson
Great Bern
Matthews
E& International
Great Northern Coast-Line
Ben
Son
Great Northern
Latre
Patrons Praise Attorney Shipley in Seattle Police Court
The article notes Attorney 8 M Shipley's success in police court under Judge Cann with clients cleared easily. Shipley resumes police practice after a hiatus and is praised for bail tactics while clerk Dal Roberts aids in per day duties. A client, John Cole, escaped bail arrangements during a night bail search.
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Justice Cann
Attorney Shipley
Pioneer Block
Justice's Court
Shipley
Egypt
Mr. Shipley
Roberts
John Cole
Seattle
Foraker Says Trusts Grow From Trade Conditions
Cincinnati speech at Butler County fair grounds near Hamilton argues trusts are a natural result of global competition. He says U S manufacturers must cut costs and combine to win foreign orders, cites England as a mother of trusts, and urges balancing anti trust tendencies to compete with Asia.
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Cincinnati
Senator Foraker
Butler County Fair Grounds
Hamilton
United States
England
Asia
Vanderbilt Estate Revenue Target Seen Over Two Million
New York dated Sept 24 Ferdinand Eldman the collector for the Third district predicts United States war revenue tax on the Cornelius Vanderbilt estate will yield just over two million dollars. The levy on legacies over one million dollars to sons and daughters is 2 percent, to nephews and nieces four percent, and to nonrelatives fifteen percent.
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New York
Ferdinand Eldman
Internal Revenue
Third District
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Tragic Collapse Kills Mora Family in New Mexico
In East Las Vegas on Sept 23 a dirt roof and walls of an adobe home collapsed after heavy rains, crushing Manuel Cordova his wife and six children who lived six miles from Mora. One ten year old son survived after fleeing outside and walking two miles for help.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Mora
Manuel Cordova
Gahan backs Milwaukee as next Democratic convention
National committeeman Thomas Gahan of Illinois visited Milwaukee with 11 other committee members and said he favors holding the next Democratic national convention in Milwaukee. He noted opposition to Chicago by Mayor Harrison Burke and himself and urged party factions there to settle differences before any gatherings.
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Wis
Thomas Gahan
Iilinoia
Gahan
Democratic National Committee
Rose
Wolf
Peck
T Am
Chicago
Harrison
Burke
Democratic Party
Test of Illinois flag law begins in superior court
Habeas corpus proceedings challenge the Illinois flag law prohibiting use of the national emblem in advertising. Louis Newman and Clarence Hersham, cigar dealers, were arrested on a warrant from Justice Hartman. Judge Chetlain issued the writ and scheduled the hearing for next Thursday. defendants released on own recognizance pending the hearing.
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Chicago
Superior Court
Louis Newman
Clarence Hersham
Randolph Street
Hartman of
Harvey
Charles McDermott
Chetlain
Admiral Dewey to be guest of Mrs Washington McLean
Admiral Dewey will stay in Washington as guest of Mrs. Washington McLean. The arrangement follows a long friendship with the family and ties to John R. McLean, Democratic nominee for Ohio governor.
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Washington, D. C
Admiral Dewey
Washington
Washington McLean
McLean
John R. McLean
Ohio
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