Market trends show stronger demand in wool and iron goods
The report notes favorable seller conditions in wool and woolen goods, rising fuel shortages and coke pressure in Pitts district, and solid demand for hardware and iron products. It cites weekly export totals for grains, including wheat and corn, and compares current failures and historic levels across past years.
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Pitts
Chicago
St. Louis
Western Mills
Pittsburg
Bessemer
Proclamation by Firmin in Haiti Calls for Fight Against Provisional Gov
In Port-au-Prince on September 12 General Firmin issues a violent proclamation to his partisans about Admiral Killick’s death aboard the Crete-a-Pierrot. He urges continued struggle against M Boisrend Canal’s provisional government, accusing it of provoking Germany and sparking anti German sentiment. Revolt leaders Gohalves and St. Marc are said to be agitated as cries of hostility rise in the streets amid government forces advancing toward Gonaives and mobilization across the army.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Firmin
Crete-a-Pierrot
Admiral Killick
M. Boisrend
Indianapolis Journal
Louisville
Robert C. Gray
Southern Athletic Club
Grainger
James J. Corbett
E. L. Powell
Beckham
Granger
Cincinnati
Southern Athletic Ab
Kentucky
McGovern
Corbett
Ana Gray
New York
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois and Ohio
Washington September 12 forecast for Saturday and Sunday calls for fair and cool conditions in Indiana with fresh north winds on Saturday and warmer, fair conditions on Sunday. Illinois sees warmer Saturday in the north and fresh north winds, with Sunday turning fair and warmer. Ohio will start clearing Saturday morning, then fair and cooler in the east with brisk northwesterly winds, followed by fair on Sunday. Maximum and minimum temperatures for Sept 12 are noted, with precipitation 0.10.
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Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
East Perceen
W. T. Blythe
Movements of Steamers Reported
Movements of steamers list ships arriving and sailing from major ports with destinations to Queenstown Liverpool New York and Hamburg. Beraria from New York to Europe and Phila HH from Southampton Lorraine from ore and Blucher arrived at Genoa Sept 1.
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Crook Haven
Beraria
New York
Queenstown
Liverpool
Phila- HH
Southampton
Lorraine
Ore
Cherbourg
Columbia
Hamburg
Gevt
Blucher
Balled
Anchoria
Firminist General Executed After Petit Goave Siege
Port au Prince reports quiet as General Chickoyea of the Firminist forces, defeated at Petit Goave on August 3 and who burned the town before retreating, is executed at Jacmel on September 10 after trial by a military tribunal.
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Portau-Prince
Chickoyea
Petit Goave
Jacmel
Declared a Traitor Gen Matos to Be Tried if Caught
Caracas Venezuela September 12 government decree labels General Matos leader of the revolution a traitor and vows trial for piracy and offering Venezuela finances to foreign capitalists. Consular report in Liverpool details the alleged offer. Curacao reports a battle near Tiraquilla as 4 000 revolutionists clash with about 8 000 government troops led by General Garrido.
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Matos
Caracas
Venezuela
General Matos
Egypt
Liverpool
Willmestad
Curacao
Puerto Cabello
Torres Cardenas
Castro
Luciano Mendoza
Tiraquilla
Mendoza
Batalla
Riera
Garrido
Colorado Republicans Back Roosevelt in 1904 Platform Endorses Action Against Corporations
At the Denver state convention on September 12, James H. Peabody was nominated for Governor and Franklin Brooks for congressman at large. The platform reaffirms loyalty to the Philadelphia platform, mourns President McKinley, endorses the national administration, and pledges support for Theodore Roosevelt. It praises his actions against corporate abuses and calls for broader laws to curb consolidations of capital.
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Denver
James H. Peabody
Franklin Brooks
Philadelphia
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Colorado
Barrett Nominated for Common Pleas Court Judge in Philadelphia
Norris Barrett a prominent Philadelphia lawyer and first assistant district attorney was nominated by the Republican party to succeed Samuel W. Pennypacker on the Common Pleas Court bench. Pennypacker resigned to pursue the office of Governor and Barrett's nomination is expected to be endorsed by the Democratic party.
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Philadelphia
Norris
Barrett
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Common Pleas Court
Bryan to Speak in Toledo Campaign Tent
W J Bryan will address an audience in Toledo tomorrow evening in the campaign tent used by Mayor Johnson. Johnson announced Bryan’s acceptance by letter and stated he would depart for Toledo immediately.
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Bryan
Ohio
Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
Toledo
Mayor Johnson
Johnson
Locomotive Firemen and Ladies Society Meet in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga on September 12 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen received greetings from the International Union of Steel Engineers. The Ladies Society proposed salary increases to 800 dollars and created the editress post for the B L F Magazine. Other items included higher insurance policies for members and a new board of examiners.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
International Union of Steel Engineers
Pittsburg
Carter
Locomotive Firemen's Magazine
Ladies’ Society
Emma Ford
Maud E. Moore
Stratford
Ont
Great Council of Red Men Adjourns in Norfolk
The Great Council of Red Men of the United States adjourned in Norfolk after a five day session. A judiciary committee report empowered the great incodence to appoint committees and set mileage rules, with the recommendation adopted. The Red Men’s League report urged no per capita tax and was also approved, while California’s request for a $2000 drill appropriation was rejected. A new paper mill combine in Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan aims to form Consolidated pany with capital stock described.
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Norfolk
Great Council of Red Men of the
United States
Committee On Judiciary
Committee On Red Men's League
California
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Pany
Indianapolis Leads in Twin Wins Over Brewers at Athletic Park
Indianapolis topped Milwaukee 4 to 3 in the afternoon game and completed a 4 to 0 shutout as Williams starred for the visitors. The doubleheader at Milwaukee, played in dreary, cold conditions, saw Kilhen and Speer factor in the first game's decisive seventh inning miscue, while Kihm and Hallman highlighted a strong Indianapolis defense in the nightcap.
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Indianapolis Journal
Milwaukeee
Wis
Indianapolis
American Association
Brewers
Athletic Park
Williams
Altrock
Speer
Hallman
Hughever
Killen
Haskell
Clingman
Fox
Kihm
Milwaukee
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Ailrock
Hoghever
Coulter
Woodruff
O'Brien
Kuhns
Heydon
AB. R
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Setereeee
Wee A. McBride
Schiebeck
Rerrertrty Hallman
Senee Chian
Tee Runkle
McBride
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Evereekt
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Tee Coulter
M. O'Brien
If Kuhns
Brooklyn Defeats Reds In Final Series Bout 5 4
Brooklyn edged Cincinnati 5 to 4 to close the series as Thielman struggled with control allowing three first inning runs. Hughes pitched well for Brooklyn and Donlin Sheckard Beckley led the offense with key early hits in Philadelphia and Baltimore results follow Weekday recap includes Pittsburg over Philadelphia and Boston over Philadelphia in separate league actions.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Thielman
Maloney
Sceckard
Hughes
Cin. R.H.O.A.E. Brook
R.H.O.A
B. Donlin
Sheckard
Beckley
Keeler
Crawfd
Dolan
Dahlen
Kelley
M'Creery
Corcoran
Flood
Donlin
Scheckard
Steinfeldt
Irwin
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
St. B. Louis
Cleveland
Ashington
Baltimore
Riverside Park links hosts open golf tournament today
Prospects for a successful Riverside Park golf tournament are bright as over fifty entries crowd the course. Open to all bowlers, the event awards two cups, one for city champion and a consolation prize. Notables include Clarence Stanley Ernst Burford Glenn Diddle Harry Diddle George Denny Tom Garber and Percy Rawles from the Country Club.
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Riverside Park Links
Chamsera 4
Clarence Stanley
Ernst Burford
Country Club
Glenn Diddle
Harry Diddle
George Denny
Tom Garber
Percy Rawles
Fight With Moonshiners Ends in Death and Wounding
In McDowell county near Welch West Virginia on September 12 a clash between revenue officers and moonshiners left John Wooten dead and John Squier seriously wounded. An officer named Ick was also seriously wounded. Eight violators were involved in the incident.
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WELCH
W. Va
Revenue
McDowell County
John Wooten
John Squier
Ick
2:10 Pace and Trot Featured at Syracuse Show
Syracuse crowd of 15000 witnessed Grand Circuit finals at the State fair. Conner and Darial chased for a 2:08 pace record. Darial faded after the stretch. Wentworth and Louise Mac battled for 2:10 trots with Wauban taking both heats by a nose.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Conner
Darial
A. P. McDonald
Wauban
Lakeside
Alice Russell
B. m
Gambetta
Waseee
Gr. G
Pilot Medium Em
Louise Mac
Aggie Medium
McCarthy
Algue
B. G
A. McDonald
Kelmont
Dickerson
Prince Selma
B. H
Hudson
Wentworth
Bik
McHenry
Denton
Carl Wilkes
C. G
Wilkes-Nutwood
Knox Gelatine Boy
Bik. S
Brosie
Horace White
Nellie
Mathews
Sir George
Leach Boy
Silver Spring
Kittie A
Ch. m
Lakspear
Cornell
Danial
McDonald
Guy Fortune
Noble
Milwaukee
Wis
Nervola
G. W
Ate Wamene
Roscoe Medi
Gar
Egan cousins to contest for Western amateur golf title
Walter E. Egan of Lake Geneva and his cousin H Chandler Egan of Exmoor will duel for the Western amateur championship at the Chicago Golf Club in Wheaton. Both earned finals after a day of the hardest golf they have played, with Chandler pushing ahead in the third round despite facing rival Stuart Stickney.
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Chicago
Walter E. Egan
Lake Geneva
H. Chandler, Egan
Exmoor
B Hoyt
Chicago Golf Club
Wheaton
Chandler Bean II
Stuart Stickney
Harvard Golf League finals loom as Egan and Chandler vie
Warren Dickinson falls to Walter Egan in a West championship 8 up with 7 to play while N F Moore and others contest on the home green. Walteran was runner up last year, Chandler Egan leads with medals and low qualifying score amid record crowd expectations. In Philadelphia, USA Canada cricket ends day one with Canada at 49 and USA 178 for 2, Morris 73, King 58.
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Warren Dickinson
Iown
Walter Egan
N. F. Moore
Walteran
Atlantic City
Chandler Egan
Chandler
Harvard Golf League
Philadelphia
United States
Canada
Germantown Cricket Club
King
Indianapolis Bowling Tournament Association Incorporates
Articles of incorporation will be filed today with the secretary of state for the Indianapolis Bowling Tournament Association capital stock of 5000 dollars. Incorporators include Charles A. Bookwalter William Bosson William A. Bogardus H B Smith Robert H Bryson Thomas J Carter H L Hutson F B Brown W R Williams George Seidensticker Louis G Buddenbaum and Albert Leap. The association organized last Tuesday to run the national bowling tournament and bowling congress in February. I B L schedules a meeting as the Indianapolis Bowling League plans its season opening next Friday at the Marion Club.
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Indianapolis Bowling Tournament Association
National
Sergeant wins Golden Rod at Sheepshead Bay sets turf record
F R Hitchcock's Sergeant won the Golden Rod stakes by 1 1/2 lengths at Sheepshead Bay and broke the six and a half furlongs turf mark in 1:34-5. Lady Josephine was second. The Rival upset Russet handicap in a neck finish. Also reports on other races with disqualifications and rough riding in Chicago.
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New York
F. R. Hitchcock
Sergeant
Sheepshead Bay
J. E. Madden
Venus
Redfern
Sweet Nell
Mulholland
Meddling Mary
H. Michaels
Rocky
J. Martin
Grail
Murray
Potente
Shea
Golden Rod
O'Connor
Lady Josephine
Odom
Incubator
Lyne
Bell of Troy
Ethics
Ure
Flora Pomona
N. Turner
Brennan
H. Michael
Articulate
Fitzkanet Wins Delmar Six-Furlong Dash Over Geheimness
In St Louis on September 12, Fitzkanet rode by Geheimness in the six furlongs feature at Delmar, winning easily by a length while Geheimness struggled to hold off Mamzelle. Velasquez led the betting, with Sanctissima and Light Hunt among other contenders in the race lineup.
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ST. Louis
Fuskanet
Varro
Salinda
O'Brien Beats Stift In Six Round Heavyweight Clash
In Chicago on September 12 Jack O'Brien of Philadelphia defeated Billy Stift of Chicago in six rounds. Stift carried about twenty pounds more but was outclassed and unable to land reliable blows on the clever Easterner.
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Chicago
Jack O'Brien
Philadelphia
Billy Stift
Stift
McKinley Memorial Fund Receives $15000 Donation
The McKinley National Memorial Association in Canton reports a $15000 contribution from Thomas Dolan for Eastern Pennsylvania donors. Fifteen Philadelphians asked their names be withheld, with another $15000 expected soon. Cardinal Gibbons issues a Sept 14 memorial request for McKinley’s anniversary observance.
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Canton
McKinley National Memorial Association
Thomas Dolan
Pennsylvania
Chicago Schoolchildren Honor McKinley Memory
Chicago school children paid tribute to the memory of the late President McKinley with patriotic songs and addresses at educational institutions across the city. Notable speakers and participants joined in the ceremony as part of the general program.
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Chicago
McKinley
American dressmakers to base Paris headquarters
Paris chosen as stronghold for American Protective Association dressmakers plan to set up first foreign headquarters in Paris. The convention endorsed the project and handed details to a three member committee as Paris was deemed best ground to counter the fashion movement. The meeting closed today.
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New York
American Protective Association
Paris
Cmon
Poisoning suspected from Paris green in Indian Territory
In Paris Texas a report states Paris green applied to cotton in the Indian Territory near the Red River and Kiamichi forks caused sickness among seven pickers, four men and three women. They fell ill after work and reportedly died from inhaling poison dust several days later, with little rain since application.
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Paris
Tex
Red River
Kiamitia
Indian Territory
Two Men Attempt Trolley Wreck Near Wbury New Jersey
Two unknown men tried to wreck a National Park line trolley near W bury New Jersey by driving large spikes into a rail on a curve near a ravine. The car moved slowly and left the track, injuring twenty passengers. Witnesses saw two men fleeing, but their motive remains unclear.
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New York
Wbury
N. J
Three Murders Charged in Portland Case
In Portland Oregon on September 1 a jury returns charges in a triple murder case. The defendant faces three counts of murder as prosecutors pursue a high profile trial amid tense city conditions. Witnesses testified about the alleged killings in a case that has drawn regional attention.
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Weather Forecast
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Ottumwa Tracton and Light Company
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Cuba
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Western Federation of General Committees
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Swift & Co
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Red Men's Council
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Figeemeter
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Southern Association
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Board of Trade
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William Long
Pittsburgh
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Annie Dudley Ont
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H. C. Egan
Indianapolis Bowling League
Marion Club
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MacGyle
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Limelight
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von Rubus
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Tangent
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Kenilworth Park
Buffalo
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Fitskanet
Windsor
Detroit
Mich
Begone
Our Jesse
Nat Goodwin
Orrie Goan
Firing Line
American Locomotive Company
Gerritt A. Archibald & CO
East Washington Street
Will
Gray
McKinley Memorial Fund
Cardinal Gibbons
Portland. Ore
Pecsong
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