Bryan Repeats Accusations On Steel Trust Support
William J Bryan, arriving in New York and addressing the Commercial Travelers League, reiterates that the United States Steel Corporation has not been prosecuted and that no prominent Republican has spoken against it. He asserts the steel trust backs the Republican ticket and warns of a monopoly harming traveling salesmen.
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Republican
Travelers’ League of
New York City
New York
William J. Yan
Hoffman House
Jersey City
Harrington
Del
Wilmington
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
Republican National Committee
Sheldon
New York Herald
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
West
Democratic Party
Broadway
Commercial Travelers’ League
Bryan
Republicans Nominate Donlan for Governor at Montana Convention
The Montana Republican state convention in Helena resumed work nominating Edward Donlan of Missoula for governor on the fifth ballot. Charles N. Pray was renominated for Congress by acclamation, with W. H. Allen of Anaconda named for lieutenant governor and W. L. Holloway of Bozeman renominated for associate justice. N. M. Yoder of Butte renominated for secretary of state, A. J. Galen of Helena for attorney general, H. R. Cunningham of Butte for auditor, and W. E. Harmon of Bozeman for superintendent of public instruction, all with no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
H. R. Cunningham
Butte
W. E. Harmon
Bozeman
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Three Crew Members Die In Hurricane Damage
The steamship Colon arrived with crew mates lost while repairing a water tank in the hold. The ship showed distress signals and was half masted after the Sunday hurricane battered the vessel, with three sailors killed.
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Colon
Princess de Broglie to sue for divorce over desertion
Paris report states Princess de Broglie wife of Prince Robert de Broglie will file for divorce on grounds of desertion and pursue action against the prince's parents to secure an allowance for their baby daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Princess de Broglie
Prince Robert de Broglie
One Dead Seven Injured In Railroad Collision
In Bellevernon Pennsylvania on September 18 a yard engine collided with a work train near Gibsonton. One worker was killed and seven injured, two of them fatally, in the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad incident.
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Bellevernon
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Gibsonton
Laning case ends in not guilty verdict after brief deliberation
Congressman Laning and J G manager of the Ohio Trust faced charges of misapplying funds and embezzling bank stock. A jury found Laning not guilty after under an hour of deliberation. He cried upon the verdict and planned to pursue re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laning
Ohio Trust Company
Laning Printing Company
J. G
Norwalk Savings Bank Company
Vatican crackdown prompts suspension of Catholic Review
Washington reports a looming papal condemnation of modernist writings leads to the suspension of the Catholic Review of New York. The official organ of Dunwoodie seminary ceases publication and will withdraw the current issue from libraries, with refunds offered to yearly subscribers.
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Catholic Review of
New York
Pope
Washington
Rome
Pius X
Dunwoodie Seminary
Farley
Congregation of the Index
Four Millions Given To Singer Family Guests In Golden Wedding
Pittsburg report details William H Singer the iron magnate awarding each of his four children 4 000 000 as a wedding favor at his golden anniversary on May 27. Checks bonds and deeds totaling 16 000 000 were placed at each plate to avoid future succession duties and keep the matter quiet until papers were filed Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
William H. Singer
Singer
Defalcation Reported at E R Chapman Co
A New York stock exchange firm reports a $30,000 defalcation after an employee forged endorsements and diverted a customer check. The Thirty fourth Street branch is closed, manager L A Cooper is missing, and the total loss could exceed $30,000. The forged endorsements affected the trust company accepting the checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. R. Chapman & Co
Broadway
Thirtyfourth Street
Fifth Avenue
L. A. Cooper
Larchmond
Open shop policy adopted by United Typothetae of America
The United Typothetae of America adopted a policy declaration confirming the open shop plan. It states opposition to any agreement between local typothetae or individual members and employees unions for control of trade or membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Typothetae of America
United Typothetae
Russian loan to float in French market reported
Paris reports arrangements nearing completion for a new Russian loan in France worth 400 million francs. Prominent quarters indicate the issue is being arranged for flotation in the French market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Oyster Bay Farewell Reception for Roosevelt Before Washington
President Roosevelt hosts a farewell reception at Sagamore Hill inviting Oyster Bay residents. The crowd fills Cove Road with autos and pedestrians as 40 Germán Singers from Hicksville perform a tribute. Roosevelt greets each guest with a handshake and a brief word before departing Tuesday for Washington.
Gompers Testimony in Buck Stove Contempt Case
President Samuel Gompers testified in the Buck Stove and Range case involving AFL officers amid anti boycott proceedings. Prosecutor Davenport pressed details on the January Federationist circulation and printing, while Gompers offered to answer specifics if the questions were clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gompers-Mitchell- Morrison
Buck Stove and Range Company
American Federation of Labor
Examiner Harper
Gompers
Davenport
Federationist
Hill says he holds under six percent of Great Northern
At a Lake Minnetonka reunion honoring his seventieth birthday James J. Hill announced his Great Northern holdings totaled no more than six percent. He said he has not worked to gain personal wealth and prefers to hold on until major projects progress for future generations, while his outlook remains mixed.
Warrant service ends in Budd County injury shootout
Towanda Sept 18 Detective Charles McCracken was shot in the left breast while serving a warrant on Patrick Kennedy a demented man Kennedy wounded Dr Leonard Pratt former mayor in the stomach Pratt injured but expected to recover McCracken fatally injured according to early reports
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Towanda
Patrick Kennedy
Charles
BE. McCracken
Kennedy
Leonard Pratt
Pratt
McCracken
Plan to Head Off Hill in Western Rail Move
Canadian Pacific buys the Alberta Railway and Irrigation line for 2 million dollars and plans to use the Crows Nest pass as the main freight route to the Pacific coast. The move aims to counter J. J. Hill and the Great Northern, whom Hill has sought to control the railway for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Alberta Railway and Irrigation Company
Alberta
Canadian Pacific
Crows Nest
Pacific Coast
J. J. Hill
Great Northern
Hill
Burglars Attack Mark Twain Home in Redding Capture Ensuing Flight
Two men broke into Samuel Clemens home in Redding after midnight. Miss Lyon alerted Clemens and the sheriff. burglars fled with silver but were later captured on a Bethel Redding train after a fierce pursuit. Sheriff Banks was wounded and one assailant seriously shot himself.
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Redding
Conn
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Bethel
Banks
Ow York
Clemens Villa
Miss Lyon
Mr. Clem
Death by train closes a waringbury general
Major General Charles Edward Lurad retired who faced murder accusations in London area is found dead after throwing himself in front of a railroad train near Wateringbury. He had been a guest of Colonel Charles Warde MP at Teston and left a letter saying he would be found under the train. Mrs Lurad was shot near Seven Oaks on August 24 following his departure to a club.
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Wateringbury
Eng
Charles
Edward Lurad
London
Larad
Charles Warde
Teston
Warde
General Lurad
Postmaster General Assistant McCleary Resigns in Sept
Washington announces the resignation of Second Assistant Postmaster General James T. McCleary of Minnesota effective September 15. He had accepted the Republican nomination for representative in Congress from the Second Minnesota district on September 15, a district he previously served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Meyer
James T. McCleary
Minnesota
McCleary
Congress
Railroad Asks for Injunction Against Arkansas Rate Laws
Kansas City Southern Railroad asks the U S circuit court in St. Louis for an injunction to stop the Arkansas railway commission from enforcing the 2-cent rate and maximum freight laws of Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad
St. Louis
Kansas City Southern Railroad Company
United States Circuit Court
Arkansas Railway Commission
Higgins seeks pardon after 1908 adultery conviction
Myrtelle Higgins, convicted on June 20 1908 in Beadle County South Dakota for adultery and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary at Sioux Falls, will apply to the governor for a pardon after thirty days from service of this notice and its publication in Huron September 14 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtelle Higgins
Beadle County
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Huron
Shorthorn Sale Extraordinaire in South Dakota
Public sales of 46 registered Shorthorn cattle to be held in Salem North Dakota on Sept 30 and DeSmet on Oct 1 feature cows with calf at foot, cows with calf, heifers, and bulls. Vendors include Geo S Hans Newton Iowa J L McVay Hudson SD Gee Gibson Merrill WI and S M Queen Wausau WI. Catalogs available via auctioneer R W Barclay Mason City Iowa.
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Salem
DeSmet
South Dakota
Geo
Hans
Newton
Iowa
J. L. McVay
Hudson
Gee
Gibson
Merril
Wis
M. Qeen
Wausau
R. W. Barclay
Notice to Creditors John Morse Estate Beadle County SD
In Beadle County South Dakota in county court the estate of John Morse deceased is administered by C M Henry as administrator. Creditors and all persons with claims against the estate must present them with vouchers within six months after the first publication to the administrator at Redfield National Bank Redfield South Dakota. Dated September 5 1908 Bruell Morris attorneys.
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Elmore Haldeman
Robert D. Burnham
Mary B. Harris
Mary B. Burnham
A.C. Burnham
Albert C. Burnham
A. C. Burnham
J. W. Thompson
John W. Thompson
Henry V. Kinney
H. V. Kinney
Jesse Ardelle Kinney
Jesse Ardele Kinney
Beadle County
South Dakota
Circuit Court
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Huron
Beadie County
Woonsocket
C. M. Henry
John Morse
Redfield National Bank
Redfield
Spink Couty
Estate of George W. Mallett administratrix notice
Notice by Fannie Mallett administratrix to creditors and all claimants of the estate of George W. Mallett deceased. Claims with vouchers must be presented within four months of first publication to the administratrix in Huron Beadle County South Dakota. Dated Huron September 9 1908. Attorneys C A Kelley and Janes Byrnes represent administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Mallett
Geo. W. Malett
Janes. Byrnes
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Congressman Laning
Missing
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Sagamore Hill
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Saengerbund
Hicksville
L. I
James J. Hill
Lurad
Wife
State of
Beadless
Ninth Judicial Cicuit
A. D
A. Ramsey
Sanborn County
Mason City, Towa
Bruell & Morris, Attorneys
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Beadle
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ATAUL
V. E. Jones
South Street
A. E. Robinson
Lueck Building
Detroit
Michigan
Bette Strigvare
W. F. R. Whorton
Office
D. O. Root
H. C, Durkee M.T
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