Big Four eyes Duluth rail line and other regional notes
The Big Four railroad contemplates a line to Duluth. The Minnesotas beat Dulutha in an eight oared race at Lake Minnetonka. New York banks hold 45 million in excess of the 23 percent rule. Fred Gilbert of Iowa defeated Rollo O Heikes of Ohio in a Anglican championship birdshooting match. Grant Hammond and Abner Morris couples drowned at Carlisle Pad. The North American Gymnastic Association convenes in Milwaukee. Robert Stott and John Peters drowned when their rowboat capsized in the Charles River near Boston. The government allegedly loses 32 million on imports ahead of the Dingley bill. Golden Red Silk Co of Paterson NJ seeks a receiver with 103000 liabilities. Senator Allison guests at a dinner in Manhattan Beach hosted by Henry Clews. Novosti cites 200 deaths from recent Soods at Kortch Crimea. Hungary authorizes a bank memorial portrait issue on 1000 florin notes.
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New York
Fred Gilbert
Iowa
Rollo O. Heikes
Ohio
Grant Hammond
Abner Morris
Carlisle
Pad
North American Gymnastic Association
Milwaukee
Golden Red Silk Company
Paterson
N. J
Allison
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach
Henry Clews
St. Petersburg
Novosti
Kortch
Crimea
Budapest
Hungary
Marriage of Miss Ella Walker and Count von Matuschka
Count Manfred von Matuschka of Silesia and Miss Ella Walker of Detroit wed in Detroit on Tuesday. Miss Walker is the granddaughter of Hiram Walker, founder of the Walkerville distillery in Ontario.
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New York
Sanvier Mines
Boston
Tucson
A. T
Manfred von Matuschka
Silesia
Ella Walker
Detroit
Mich
Reappointment and Tragic Death Reported in Reading
The president reappointed William Sinclair as steward of the White Mouse, a post held under the prior administration. Isabella Fulton, a Chicago teacher visiting Reading, Pa., died by her own hand after throwing herself in front of a train.
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William Sinclair
White Mouse
Isabella Fulton
Chicago
Reading
Irself
Santa Fe Collision Kills 10 on Kansas Wreck
Exports Kansas newspaper reports a head on crash east of En gines and coaches destroyed. Ten or eleven dead and as many hurt when the fast mail and the Mexico and California express collide. W J Bryan among passengers escaped uninjured as trains burn. list of the dead includes Brennan Hollister Frisbey Sayers Horan Shurley McKennon. Republican Judicial Convention named for September 15 at Groton to nominate circuit judge. delegates allotted by county votes. Also notice advertising Laxative Bromo Quinidine Tablets.
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Kan
Santa Fe
Here
Mexico
W. J. Bryan
Burlingame
Bryan
James Brennan
Nat Hollister
William Frisbey
Gonzales
J. F. Sayers
R. A. Horan
Shurley
Daniel McKennon
Ben Walther
Emporia
Fifth Judicial Circuit
South Dakota
Groton
Brown
Circuit Court
A. O. Riegstad
Beadle
Day
Grant
Marshall
Roberto
Spink
Aberdeen
S. D
Republican Judicial Committee
E. B. Kernys
K. McKewnzit
Six Drowned Off Wind Mill Point In Lake St. Clair
Six young men died when the yacht Blanche B capsized near Wind Mill point after crew members moved to the boom causing the boat to lurch. The drowned were Thomas Fritz H Gertels Grant Murray Thomas Newsome Charles Rice and Jay Tansey. Three youths who caused the disaster and one other were saved by a shore boat.
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Detroit
Mich
Wind Mill Point
Lake St. Clair
Thomas Fritz
H. Gertels
Grant Murray
Thomas Newsome
Charles Rice
Jay Tansey
Fox Creek
Scare About Over in New Orleans Health Board Hears
New Orleans Sept 10 The board of health reports no new local cases and no worsening prospects after the Gelpi child death. The public pulse is stronger and many fear the scare is over. Ocean Springs and Biloxi show no new cases.
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New Orleans
Board of Health
Ouphant
Gelpi
Ocean Springs
Biloxi
Yellow Fever Fears Abate in the South
Surgeon General Wyman told the secretary of the treasury that the yellow fever situation in the South had greatly improved and is now well in hand with no anticipated further trouble.
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Washington
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Secretary of the Treasury
South
Yellow fever quarantine proclaimed in Alabama
Governor Johnston issues a quarantine against all infected areas in Alabama following state health board recommendations. The proclamation targets cities and districts reporting yellow fever cases to halt spread and protect public health.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Board of Health
Johnston
Reward in Osage for treasurer's office burglary
Mitchell county Iowa offers 2000 dollars for arrest and conviction of the person or persons who broke into the Osage county treasurer's office and vault, burned and destroyed the records. Sheriff L W Knoulton adds 100 dollars reward.
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Osage
Mitchell County
L. W. Knoulton
Mitchelconntw
Britain gains Panama Canal control doubt splashes across Washington
A World dispatch from Washington reports Colon rumors that a French canal concession may have shifted to British control raising fears it could block a U S built inter oceanic route. Officials doubt the British government holds the concession and warn a purchase by an English company is possible but not credited.
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Great Britain
New York
Washington
Colon
Panama
United States
Lutie A Lytle Admitted to Tennessee Bar and Other Items
Lutie A Lytle, a colored woman, admitted to the bar in Tennessee. Rev George Deshon elected superior general of the Paulist Fathers. Concatenated Order of the Hoo Hoos annal meeting in Detroit. Mrs George Smith shot and fatally wounded by burglars at Churchville New York. $1 560 taken. Jockey Charles Slaughter probably fatally injured at St Louis track. Auditor reports pensions paid last year 140 477 637 dollars. British steamer Monmouthshire arrives Portland Oregon from Yokohama with 8 000 tons tea and over 1 million dollars in silks. National club of San Francisco wires Kid McCoy to meet Joe Walcott. Tommy Ryan possible replacement. Captain Samuel McConibe of the Fourteenth Infantry dead in New York. civil war veteran with six brevets.
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Lutie A. Lytle
Tennessee
George Deshon
Paulist Fathers
Order of the Hoo Hoos
Detroit
Churchville
N. Y
George Smith
Charles Slaughter
St. Louis
Interior Department
Monmouthshire
Portland
Yokohama
National Club of
San Francisco
McCoy
Joe Walcott
Tommy Ryan
Samuel McConsbe
Fourteenth Infantry
New York City
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health Across Ailments
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for impure blood and skin issues like boils and pimples, claiming it also drives away rheumatism malaria and stomach troubles. It promotes Hood's Pills as a gentle family tonic laxative and liver remedy.
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Hood
Victoria de las Tunas Captured Defended by Krupp Forts
Maprio reports Spain plans immediate expedition to recapture Victoria de las Tunas, a Santiago de Cuba province town defended by seven forts and two Krupp guns. Weyler says he will send a force to recover the position and explains the incident to the minister of war.
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Maprio
Weyler
Victoria de Las Tunas
Santiago de Cuba
United States
General Weyler
Victoria de las Tunas Surrenders to Rebels in Cuba
General Luque reports from Holguin that on September 5 the Victoria de las Tunas garrison surrendered to rebels. The exchange freed a matching number of prisoners including the military commander three officers and seventy five soldiers who will be examined for adherence to garrison regulations. Simultaneous Cuban forces with 800 troops and naval support attacked insurrectionists at Tasajeras la Juba Floras la Escondida and Loma de las Agizes destroying Tasajeras and Bijara which were in rebel control.
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Havana
Luque
Holguin
Santiago de Cuba
Weyler
Victoria de Las Tunas
Tasajeras la Juba
Floras la Escondida
Loma de Las Agizes
Tasajeras
Bijara
Filibuster Expedition Leaves Carrabelle at Daybreak
Information from Carrabelle reports a filibustering expedition departed on a schooner at daybreak carrying 30 Cubans along with arms and ammunition.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Carrabelle
Will Own Honduras American Syndicate Gains Control
The World reports Americans will control Honduras finances after concessions to a wealthy New York group. Directors include John Jacob Astor and Chauncey Depew. organizer Henry L. Sprague. The alliance sought to fund the republic to avert bankruptcy with multi million sums.
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New York
Honduras
State Department
John Jacob Astor
Seward Webb
Chauncey M. Depew
J. J. McCullough
Frederick B. Jennings
Charles McVey
Melville E. Ingalls Jr
Henry L. Sprague
Sprague
Bank of England Surrenders Reserve to Silver Stock
The Times reports that Bank of England directors have agreed to hold one fifth of the bank's reserve in silver. The editorial calls this a dramatic surprise and a revolution in policy for coin and bullion held in the note-issuing department.
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London
the Times
Bank of England
The
India Council
Children of Lake Forest Withhold School Attendance
In CuicaGo Sept 12 the town of Lake Forest residents voted to keep children out of school until the dispute over control of education between the city council and the suburb board of education is resolved. A mass meeting condemned the mayor and aldermen for blocking educational efforts and adopted a resolution to halt schooling until the issue is settled.
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CuicaGo
Lake Forest
Board of Education
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