Resolutions Adopted at Conference on Trust Regulation
Governors and attorneys general wrestled late into the night with draft resolutions to curb trusts. A subcommittee led by McMillan and Smith shaped a set urging state and federal laws to define restraints, regulate corporations, require foreign licenses, and curb cross state monopolies. The body adjourned sine die after adopting the resolutions.
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Hay State
McMian
Apital
Davie
Arkannae
Sayers
Shaw
Iowa
Thomas
Colorado
Taylor
Indiome
Campbell
Coloado
Helmer
Washington
Govnor Jones
Arkansas
Maron
Moore
Last of the Dreyfus Case Reported as Closed
PAIS reports Sept 11 that General De Gallitet announced the incident is closed. Military judges have rendered their verdict with independence and the President of the Republic is urged to forget the past. The Minister of War states there can be no reprisal and all should move forward.
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Pais
General de Gallitet
Ncessary
Vive l Armée Rally Phrase Vetoes Party Ties
A call to French troops proclaims allegiance to France alone not to any party. The phrase Vive l Armée is quoted as belonging to the army, with the order to be read to soldiers across the French forces.
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Gallifet
England Loses Gold Amid Open Market Shipment
London reports a £100,000 bar gold sale to New York. Brown, Shipley & Co call it fugitive, Morgan & Co say no export impact, Bank of England dissociates from the trade. Directors note Indian currency unlikely to affect Britain's gold, UK remains creditor.
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London
New York
Mesars, Brown, Shipley & Co
Associated Press
Bank of Mannland
J. 8. Morgan & Company
Great Britain
Misstatements Corrected by Ex Attorney General McVeigh Letter
The Silver States Leaned Wire reports New York date September 21 of ex Attorney General McVeigh denying two misstatements attributed to Captain Carter. He refutes a $10 retainers fee and an offer of $50,000 or more as false, stating there is no foundation.
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New York
McVeigh
Associated Press
Carter
Wayne Meveigh
Martial law declared in Algeria after anti Semite disturbances
Algiers reports the government has established military patrols following yesterday's anti Semite disturbances, effectively extending martial law in the city. The measures aim to restore order amid local unrest and tension.
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Algiers
Marhad Baw
Hospital at St Vincent de Paul Destroyed by Fire
Norfolk VA Sept 21 The hospital at St Vincent de Paul was destroyed by fire. a woman believed to be Mrs McCune, an aged patient, and a boy were found dead. One more patient missing. Loss approx 200000 with light insurance. Two firemen injured. Fireman Baird died later. Three bodies recovered from the ruins. The four story brick building was among the Souths best equipped.
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Norfolk
St Vincent de St. Paul
McCune
Ut Ue
St Vincent's Hospital
Rulna
Baird
Police search Guerin fort as Anti-Semite leader is brought in
In Paris on September 2 M Guerin president of the Anti-Semite League surrendered to police and was taken to Port Chabrol as officers searched the league premises while Guerin watched. A small crowd cheered. Also news from Washington reports the Morgan City wreck caused loss of mail from the transport, six to eight days late.
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Paris
M. Guerin
Silver State
Washington
Rept
Ote
War Department
Morgan City
Massachusetts Democratic State Convention Nominates Officers
The Massachusetts Democratic State Convention met in Boston on Sept 21 to nominate state officers and delegates to the National Democratic Convention. George Pred Wu Mame, W. McNary, Callahan and Alexander Bruce of Lawrence were named as potential at large delegates, all favoring William J Bryan's renomination. Chairman Wm S McNary praised Jefferson and Jackson, denounced trusts, and condemned McKinley’s Philippines policy while pledging a strong stance against corporate control. The convention also nominated Robert Rent Payne Jr for Governor and John H Mack for Lieutenant Governor.
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Boston
George Pred Wu- Mame
W. McNary
Callahan
Alexander Bruce
Lawrence
Deleganns
Wil Ham J. Bryan
Christopher T. Callahan
State Central Committee
McNary
Jefferson
Jackson
Chicago
Massachusetts
Bryan
Thake
Democratic Party
Phil—ippines
Cuba
McKinley
United States
Hisses
John A. Fitzgerald
State Committee
George Fred Williams
Gallavan
Pitagerald
Robertrent Payne Jy
John H. Mack
North Adams
Republican Party
Teamaing
Philippines
Massachusetts Democrats Endorse Bryan Platform
The platform calls for armed forces to subdue Tagals, direct legislation and referenda, direct U S Senate election, an eight hour workday, ending life tenure for judges, and public ownership of street railways and waterworks. It pledges Massachusetts Democratic loyalty to William J Bryan.
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United States
Lfe
Massachusetts
Williiam J. Bryan
Trains Collide Near Windom Killing Three Officials
Two freight trains on the St Paul and Sioux City Division of the Omaha road collided near Windom Minnesota. Officials know little about the accident besides a bridge fire and that three people were killed. Names of the dead were not available.
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Silver Blate
Omatia
Neb
St Paul
Sioux City
Omaha
Windom
Minn
Vhe
Nevada State News Roundup From Carson And Reno
State items report Henry Lenutite ill at Battle Moon with fever. Reno sees many new residences and business builds. Carson residents save 2500 pounds by ditching street lighting. A Chinaman hanged himself in Esmeralda county last Saturday. A.W. Clark joins the Thirty Fourth infantry bound for San Francisco. Mrs Estes remains jailed in Cavan over 2000 bail. Ten Indian children die in Austin area from typhoid or pneumonia. Captain Cox undecided on party four infantry appointment. Lander county Indians stockpile pine nuts for winter. Tarnished liquor sales to Indians eyed for action in Reno and Austin. Base ball purse of 2590 at Elko and Tuscarora. Miner Deme dies in Austin after 26 years’ residency. Reno pickpocket activity noted. General J H Mathewson dies in Yountville at 66. Truckee coroner finds pistol death of J C Alat last week.
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Henry Lenutite
Battle Moon
Gardnerville
Vada Deanken Indien
L. Dean
Elko
San Francisc
D. L. Bliss
Carson
Gale
Hugy
Reno
Esmeralda County
A.W. Clark
San Francisco
Estes
Cavan
Austin
W. L. Cox
Party-fourth Infantry
Lander County
Lauder County
6017
Tell Sineen
Elke
Tuscarora
Eiko
Sankey
Johe Gil
Anatin
Deme
Cornwall
England
Riverside
J. H. Mathewson
New York
Truckee
J.C. al
Cenaedd
Pythias Hall
Sanday
Officials Notify Enforcement of Liquor License Law
The District Attorney notified Paradise, Lovelock, and Golconda constables and justices of the peace that they must strictly enforce liquor sales laws in retail houses without a license. He informs them that several houses are reportedly selling liquor without proper authorization in their jurisdictions.
Will It Be Peace Or War In Transvaal Crisis
London dispatch reports Sir William Vernon Harcourt urging pacific negotiation while Boer leaders and Afrikander MPs pressure for a peaceful solution. British troops move toward Natal as Boers laager and Cape forces prepare. President Kruger and Joubert caution on heavy fighting, with joint inquiry accepted to avert hostilities.
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London
Vernon Harcourt
New Tredegar
Kruger
Cai
Vernon
Pacific
Victoria
South Africa
Kroger
Kimberly
Inhab- Muanis
Hunies Wuriyig
Newcastle
Natal
Transvaal
Zandsprint
Southampton
French
Durban
Httle
Steyn
Orange Free States
Alfred Affiner
Free State
Vanity Fair
Krugers
Tomorrew
Standard and Diggers
Johannesbars
Johannesburg
Lone ‘Transvaal
Orange Free State
Cape Town
Bent
Afrikander
Neethling
Kruse
Civil and Free State
Cape Colony
Volksraad
Wen
Aleady
Joubert
Pretoria
van Relnan
Africa
Bombay
Hunter
Devonshire Regiment
Nineteenth Hussars
Cape
Arrest of desperadoes on Lake Shore freight
Three men Merril Baker and Fisher, alleged Chicago desperadoes, terrorized a freight crew on a Lake Shore line between Toledo and Wauseon last evening. They attempted to assault a woman at Wauseon, escaped on a freight train, Fisher injured when thrown, and were captured near Toledo with Fisher hospitalized and the others sent to Warexen authorities.
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Silver State
Toledo
Crain
Here
Wauseon
George Merril
George Baker
Chicago
Fisher
Wausoon
Lake Shore
Franco German forces cooperate in Togoland border actions
Paris dispatch reports that the Franco German Commission overseeing Togoland boundary faced native resistance. The article notes several engagements, French and German troops clashing, with the commission suffering casualties while maintaining joint oversight under the French Commissioner.
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Paris
Tiahomayceties
Togoland
Gerlipane
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Tiny
Denton McSfillan
Smith
Lore
MrMiltan
Ifaielock
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Cemaluieim
Committee of
Hiatt Corporation
Oone
Supreme
Dreyfus
Algeria
Police OF
BAY State Democrats
William J. Bryan
Payne
Kearsarge
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Carpentras
Department of Vauchase
France
M. Valabregne
Harcourt
Prench
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