Unemployed meeting in Cooper Union starts riot
A New York Monday attempt to turn a labor gathering at Cooper Union into an anarchist demonstration ended in wild scenes. Police arrested Emma Goldman ally Berkman and a woman, as the crowd disrupted the hall with red banners and cries for jobs or bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cooper Union
Adenanier Berkman
Henry
Felek
Pennay
Na Alle
Marr Snith
Berkman
Alan
Sao
Grand Central Palace
William D. Haywood
Brennenberg
Idaho
Bobo
Unemployed and Brotherhood Welfare Association
Walon Square
Mio Street
York
Howe
Red
Piedmont Balloon Race Ends in Weather Aide Confusion
A Piedmont event in West Virginia faced weather delays and confusion as racers and spectators watched the balloon race. Notable figures from Canton and nearby areas appeared amid reports of organizers and a legal adviser. The chaotic scene included commentary on the day’s conditions and participant actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballegn
Piedmont
Mboelig
W. Va
Ryce Alhtop
Morgan
Cleveland
Mixed crime and politics trend from St Petersburg to Nebraska
A brief roundup notes 66 deaths by own action in St Petersburg last week, many working girls aged 18 to 25. It also reports Carroll Hall, 14, of Danville, shot his sister Miosele Hall, 14, claiming ignorance of the gun. Nebraska primaries show A A Shallenberger leading Omaha mayor Dahlman. third is Herge. Rinehart trial opens in Waynesburg on forgery and false pretense tied to a $1,000,000 bank wreck. defense cites prejudicial press. Cliftwood case: a man charged with murdering and abusing his friend’s yearold daughter. body found near home.
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St. Petersburg
Carroll Hall
Danville
MHS
Bis Sister
Miosele Hall
Hall
Nebraska
A. ©. Shallenberger
Alma Teads
Dahlman
Omaha
Herge
Popiliet
Gow Wer
Rinehart
Waynesburg
J. B. Rinehart
Farmers and Drovers’ National Bank
Cliftwood
N. J
Poanex
Rowino
New York
Cliffwood
Dominick Setonto
Renounced Ambitions At Labor Day Rally In Heald
John Mitchell former United Mine Workers of America leader addressed about 2,000 people at a Labor Day event in Heald denouncing widening rich, poor gap and saying political ambitions were abandoned. He praised judiciary but criticized injunctions amid public talk of reforms. Friedrich Schmidt of Spinderhof, Bavaria, was notified via Bavarian legation that he faces $7.6 million in cant and estates in Russia connected to a German soldier from the Crimean War era.
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Mas
Mars
John Mitchell
Hie United Mine Warkere of
America
Mitchell
Herlin
Friedricn Sehmudt
Spindethof
St. Peterahure
Russia
Schmidt
Withdrawn nominee signals split in Teo Heveer race
Sept Chairman Hitcheaek of the Republican national committee announced the withdrawal of Judge Weight, nominee for governor from one Republican faction in Teo Heveer. Waves anelene held Tilnan, nominee of the opposing Republican faction, creating a fracture in the contest. In Kentucky, Mayevile, Ky saw Jealous Wome killed her husband and attempt suicide after shooting four men at a bowl.
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Tiiman
New York
Hitcheaek
Republican National Committee
Teb Peram
Judge Weight
Teo Heveer
Anelene
Tilnan
Mayevile
Bawa Smnot
Sle
Jealniay
Rae
Auto Smaphap War Fatal in St Paul and Songlike
Odd garbled report details a fatal automobile overturning and injuries in a sequence of places including St Paul and Songlike. The text mentions a prominent local figure and social circles, with scattered names and dates that are unclear, making it difficult to identify the exact events or individuals.
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St. Paul
Aino
Bayt
Miew
Fletcher
Songlike
Murdered surgeon linked to suicide attempts via germ theory
The Omaha World-Herald reports alleged prior attempts by Dr. Rustin to kill himself using pathogens. It claims Dr. Rustin inoculated Typhoid fever germs to die, then again tried tetanus to finish the act, with the typhoid proving fatal while tetanus effects were countered.
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Omaha
Sept
Frederick Austin
Omaha World-Herald
Rustin
The
World-Herald Maya
Austin
Gompers Denounces Cannon Foe at Labor Day Rally
Samuel Gomper s opened his campaign against Speaker Cannon s reelection in Danville urging votes for J Bell as he attacked the labor leader and then stepped aside when Bell was obstructed from speaking. The labor leaders overseeing the celebration then refused Bell the chance to address the crowd.
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Bell
Danville
Fbor
Mr. Bell
Campaign Plan Sets Stage for Ohio Speakers
Finley, chairman of the Ohio Democratic state committee, met at Democratic headquarters with National Chairman Mack to organize a lively campaign in Ohio. The plan includes speeches by Bryan and Kern and dates for Judge Alton B. Parker and Congressman Champ Clark, among others.
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Chicago
Finley
Democratic
Ohio
Mack
Bryan Ant Kern
National Committee
Alton B. Parker
Champ Clark
Hamburg Belle Wins 10000 Trot in Track Record Time
Hamburg Belle, a Connecticut horse, dominates the Charter Oak stake in Hartford. The mare set a world fastest three-heat time of 2.044% and broke the track record before a crowd of about 25,000 with 12 starters in the event.
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Hartford
Conn
Sept
Connecticut
Canadian Pact Railway Reopens Mechanics Amid Wage Dispute
The Canadian Pact Railway Co. plans to return mechanics to work this week in their aid positions under the wage scale set by the conciliation board. The move follows an unexpected concession by the company while awaiting further inquiry on disputed points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pact Railway Co
Board of Conciliation
Power boat collision sinks boats near Grosse Point light
In a Monday power boat race near the Grosse Point light ship two vessels sank after each rounded the tun in the l ogmille course. The Scripps owned by William G. Scripps of Detroit tried to pass the Admiral owned by B. C. Walker by rounding the tupn inside the Adora. The Scripps mounted the Aditivals stern, leaving both boats wrecked and sunk. Crews were rescued.
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Detroit
Grosse Point
Scripps
William G. Scripps
B. C. Walker
Scrippe
Death sentence for Captain Cannon fan Jincisco on steamer City of Sydney
Fragmentary report states a death sentence was issued for Captain Cannon fan Jincisco aboard the City of Sydney after a Central American voyage. The article mentions Captain Lee Cannon of Lori and a Honduran relation, with Dawwen Keutendel involved, but details are unclear due to poor OCR.
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Cannon Fan Jincisco
Sydney
Lee Cannon
Arauate
Lori
Snydere
Dawwen Keutendel
Canon
Papke Knocks Out Ketchel In Twenty Fifth Round
Abe Attell and Owen Moran fought to a draw in Colma as Papke from Illinois knocked Ketchel unconscious in the twelfth round in Detroit Vernon Park. Ketchel, favored at 2 to 1, was left with a hurt eye and staggered through the later rounds while Attell and Moran battled to a 20 round draw with Moran claiming victory before a 6,000 crowd. Moran challenged Attell for a rematch while Attell said he would fight up to 25 rounds.
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Tow Angelo
Cal
Stanley Ketchel
Mh N
Wan
Dettries
Vernon Artua
Billy Papke
Ilinois
Thunderbolt
Ketehel
Papkes
Ketchel
Poke
Tiny
Jn Jeffries
Ute
Ehake
Papke
Michigan
Hipke
Wiel Che
Tiler Rhea Ketehel
Ketel
San Pronetaco
Abe Attell
Peal Jet
Ameryca
Owen
Ita
Jack Welez
Eapher
Moran
Attell
Preaw
Mitch
Strang Wins Long Road Race For Butler Arms Trophy
Strang dominates a 280 mile auto race from Lowell through nearby towns winning the Butler Arms trophy amid a field of rivals. Grant finished second with Bourque third as the event honors and cash prizes were distributed by the Lowell Automobile Club and Congressman Butler Ames.
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Lowell
Mase
Sept
Tyngebore
Lew Strang
Grant
Yorond
Willian Bourque Faished
George H. Roberton
Br. Cauke Guimiio Ausssrance
Varley
Furest
Butler Ames
Lowell Automobile Club
Bourque
Death by own action reported in New York area incident
Fragmentary notices describe a suicide attempt at Mille Motel in New York by a young man connected to a Boston or Maine area, with two priests present and a detective arriving as the effort to harm himself continued. Separate intraline mentions include a Chicago Black Hand fugitive in hiding, a Sea Girl tournament report, and vivid local weather chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cain
Borthierd
Mille
Mie
Veetory
Roger
Lhicago
Sept
Joseph Scharta
Beottsboro
Marion
Chicago
Longobardi
Beturhn
Deer Farming for Profit and Policy Hurdles
The Department of Agriculture notes deer farming as potentially profitable but blocked by inadequate venison supply and legal barriers. Demand rises while markets shrink due to high prices, few viable farms, and limited private sale options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Ventan
Americin Leon Hert
Pochrida
New York
Government
United States
Coulter Journal
Workmen for the Canal Panamas Famine Spurs Recruitment
The Isthmian Canal Commission reportedly seeks Spanish laborers from famine stricken districts amid debates on attracting workers. The piece notes Americans pride in self made men and contrasts urban origins with ether classes, while remarking on eccentricities of those who rise from humble roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isthovian Canal Commission
Panama
A Musician's Work Amid Ocean Battle Letters
A naval minican writes to a New York paper praising a musician aboard the ship who cheered sailors with martial air while the battle raged Then the musician helped in cleanup and uniform duties The piece suggests the esthetic view of the Ocean Wave was overstated It notes women should be urged to speak up now
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New York
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Jehoian
Wadd
Sherwin v. P Ammann
George Washington
Cducxion
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Pitteburg Gazette
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Elu
Diles
A.W. Chase
Findken
Union Station
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RIE Railroad
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