Norfolk & Western Railway Schedule August 30 1903 East Bound
East bound trains Nos 18 21 and 24 stop all Sundays. Nos 23 and 24 8 21 will arrive and depart from Pennsylvania lines station Pearl and Butler streets Cincinnati. Nos 32 33 34 and 35 commuter trains daily except Sunday at C L N R R station Court and Broadway. No 24 daily through Roanoke Richmond and all points via Norfolk & Western. Pullman Sleepers Cincinnati to Buffalo and Roanoke.
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Richmond
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Norfolk & Western Railway
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Buefield
Cabinet reshuffle unsettles British ministries in game
London news reports Lord Balfour of Burleigh and Arthur Elliott resigning as secretary for Scotland and financial secretary to the treasury. The king accepts, reducing vacancies to four cabinet posts and one secretaryship. Austen Chamberlain Lord Milner and Mr Broderick expected to assume exchequer colonies and India portfolios respectively.
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Dinner to J B Jackson at Sofia Palace
Prince Ferdinand hosted a dinner in Sofia to honor J B Jackson on presenting credentials as the first American diplomatic agent to Bulgaria. Guests included F E H Elliott and Bulgarian ministers. The prince proposed President Roosevelt’s health in English as American airs played. Officials and merchants welcomed renewed diplomatic ties and a promising export import trade outlook with the United States.
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Wisconsin River Flood Destroys Levee at Portage
The Wisconsin river rose to 12.2 feet at the Portage government lock noon Sunday and breached the west side levee. The six mile district between the Wisconsin and Baraboo rivers is flooded with 700 feet of new levee washed away. Farm homes are surrounded and crops including potatoes corn and millet ruined.
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Bull Ring Opens at Juarez with Mexican Bulls
The fifty thousand dollar bull ring at Juarez on the Mexican border opened Sunday before about 10 000 spectators. Six bulls were killed and several horses slain as Cervera the famed Spanish bull fighter led the troupe in the debut event.
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Warship Arrival in New York Harbor Signals Fleet Movements
The battleship Indiana of the coast squadron the cruiser Chicago from Fortress Monroe and the auxiliary cruiser Yankee from the Atlantic training squadron reached New York City, indicating continued naval activity and port visits across fleets.
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Population of the Philippines estimated at eight million
Washington reports the total population of the Philippines should near 8,000,000 with about 7,000,000 civilized residents and an estimated 1,909,000 wild tribes counted imperfectly.
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Philippines
General Corbin Visits Salt Lake for Fort Douglas Inquiry
Maj. Gen. Henry C. Corbin of the U.S. Army arrived in Salt Lake City and will stay as guest of Senator Kearns while he investigates conditions at Fort Douglas. The visit aims to assess post affairs and security readiness.
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Open Shop Letter Criticizes Roosevelt Over Miller Case
The Chicago Federation of Labor approved a 9009 word letter condemning President Roosevelt on open shop policy. It critiques his stance in the Miller case and blames a ring of financial interests around the White House for the president’s attitude. A copy will be sent to Oyster Bay under the Labor Day date.
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Polo Ball Fatality Shocks Chicago Packer Family
Nathan Swift son of Louis F. Swift, the packer, died after a polo match at Onwentsia field. A ball struck his temple from Walter Love’s mallet, the sun glare hindering sight. He rode on then later felt dizzy, entered delirium, and died at home after initial indifference. Also named teammates included Frederic McLaughlin and R. R. McCormick.
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Despondent Former Riverside Propriety Dies by Suicide
Henry Mockley aged 64, former Riverside packing house owner, killed himself with a bullet in a desolate Kansas City tenement room. He had lost about 35900 in the June flood and later saw his packing plant ruin by fire three weeks afterward, after twenty years in Kansas City since coming from Switzerland.
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Tri State Fair Tragedy Victims Improve
Evansville Indiana September 21 Chief Freds Heuke and Captain Fred Brennecke wounded by Detective Thos Hutch ens pistol at the German village on the tri state fair grounds last Friday night showed some improvement Sunday night. Friends visited the hospital but were not admitted as the officers remain in danger. Jacob Matt Walling is investigating and will likely return a verdict Monday.
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Disappearance Ends in Self-Inflicted Death Near Hillsdale
Floyd Knox aged 23 vanished from his Hillsdale home two weeks ago while temporarily insane. Hunters later found him dead in the woods after he had climbed a tall tree and shot himself.
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Murder of Adirondack landholder Dex ter near Santa Clara
Victim CO P Dexter of Norwalk Connecticut a major Adirondack landholder in Franklin county was shot and killed while riding alone along the road near Santa Clara. No clue to the slayer has been found.
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Black town incident left man hanging after sheriff confrontation
In Luxora Arkansas on September 21 a mob overpowered the sheriff and removed a Black man named Hellem. He was accused of injuring two Black girls aged five and ten. His body was found suspended from a water tank in the aftermath.
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Well Known Newspaper Man Dies in Paris
James L. Ferriere, famed New York journalist, died in Paris on Sunday from a paralytic stroke. His wife, distraught by the loss, shortly after killed herself.
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James L. Ferriere
New York
Two Men Killed in Freight Wreck at Bridgeport
In Brownsville Pennsylvania on the Monongahela River at Bridgeport two men were instantly killed when a freight wreck occurred on Sunday. Investigators suggest the victims bore responsibility as no flagman was present to warn approaching trains.
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Loving Cup Awarded for Best Sugar Beet Display
Ogden Utah Sept 21 The loving cup offered by H C Havemyer of New York for best display of sugar beets at the irrigation congress has been awarded to A Rhodes of Garland Utah.
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Miners vote against eight hour day in Ouray strike
At 2 o'clock Sunday morning after a six hour battle the Ouray miners union voted 150 to 50 to reject a strike for an eight hour day. Millmen remain without an eight hour work period as talks continue.
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Emmet Centenary Celebrated by Irish in Columbus and Chicago
The Emmet centennial events drew about 25 000 excursionists to Columbus with Irish societies parading and a mass meeting led by James P. Madigan. Resolutions affirmed allegiance to Emmet's ideals and a republic in Ireland. Chicago hosted a large United Irish societies gathering at the First Regiment Armory with calls for Irish independence and a strong stance on legislative autonomy.
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Jett Case Testimony Highlights Green’s Courthouse Shots
In Cynthiana Kentucky on September 21 the most important testimony came from Charles Green who said he stood about ten feet from Cockrill when he was shot He heard the shots looked up and saw three men firing from the courthouse window and recognized Curt Jett among them He later saw Jett in the courthouse decor with a pistol in hand.
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Boers Colonizing in Mexico at Ortiz Station Site
Monterey Mexico Sept 21 Gen WW D Snyman a Boer army leader has moved his family to a new colony near Ortiz Station on the Mexican Central. He announces 59 families are on the way from South Africa to join him at the settlement.
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Budget Aims 1904 Typhus Battle Across Germany
The 1904 imperial budget, being prepared, sets aside 37500 for typhus control. Bavarian Prussian and Alsace Lorraine regions report high virulence. River contamination is often linked to fever spread.
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Leopold Replies to Powers Over Congo State
Brussels dispatch to the Times reports King Leopold rejects arbitration and says alleged cruelties rely on untrustworthy testimony. He maintains the Congo State should not face external intervention.
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Wilder brigade reunion ends at Chickamauga battlefield monument
The annual Wilder brigade reunion concluded Sunday at the Chickamauga park battlefield monument in Chattanooga Tennessee with religious exercises in the presence of attending veterans.
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Chickamauga Park
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