Unity of the Empire Tops Cabinet Meeting Highlights
London reports the cabinet’s key issue is the unity of the empire with free trade or protection debated amid resignations likely for exchequer head Ritchie. Chamberlain faces crowd hostility as ministers discuss a possible reshuffle and a second cabinet meeting is anticipated.
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Times
London
United Kingdom
The
Kruger
Downing Street
Treasury
Mr. Balfour
Chamberlain
Associated Press
Ritchie
Lord Lansdowne
Foreign Office
Under Snow and Water Thaws Hull Grain Losses Hit Northwest
St. Paul reports heavy snow and rain burying nearly half the shock grain in the northwest and flooding standing crops including flax. Eight inches of rain fell in forty eight hours delaying Pacific coast trains by about twenty hours.
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St. Paul
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Bonapart to Lead Interior Dept Indian Territory Probe
Charles Bonapart has been selected by Secretary Hitchcock to supervise investigations into affairs and officials in Indian Territory under Interior department jurisdiction. This assignment places Bonapart in charge of oversight and inquiries connected to federal administration in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Charles Bonapart
Hitchcock
Indian Territory
Interior Department
President Hill Train Hit By Washout Near Alma
President J. J. Hill’s special train struck a washout near Alma after arriving in Lacrosse Wisconsin. The engine was damaged and Hill along with his guests were badly shaken up but not reported seriously injured.
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Lacrosse
Wis
J. J. Hill
Alma
Hill
Deep Snow Falls in North Dakota Paralyzes Rail Service
One to two feet of snow has fallen in North Dakota and is still coming down. The heavy storm delays trains across the state, including in Minot where the weather disrupts daily schedules and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Minot
N. D
Irrigators Gather at Ogden for Congress Opening
Ogden September 14 delegates arrive by noon to join about one hundred irrigators for the Irrigation Congress opening today. Local officials and organizers anticipate discussions on water rights and farm efficiency.
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Ogden
Japan and Britain Protest Russia on China Stance
London reports Japan and Great Britain have exchanged views on Russia’s late stands in China and decided to protest. If efforts fail, Japan will demand St Petersburg evacuate Chinese territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Japan
Russia
China
St. Petersburg
Second Anniversary of McKinley Death Observed in Canton
Canton marks the second anniversary of President McKinley with a silent tribute. Flags were lowered on public buildings and many citizens wore coronations as a sign of respect.
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Canton
McKinley
Severe Autumn Storm Ravages Northwest in Canada
A severe storm swept through the Northwest over Saturday and Sunday, hitting Minnedosa where ten inches of snow fell on the level. Standing grain was nearly destroyed by the blizzard.
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Winnipeg
Man
Minnedosa
Wages of Sin is Death in Auburn Prison
Clarence Egnor of Buffalo was executed in the electric chair for murdering Archibald Benedict, a keeper at Auburn prison. Egnor, a convict, had prior punishments from Benedict for disobedience.
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Auburn
N. Y
Clarence Egnor
Buffalo
Archibald Benedict
Egnor
Benedict
Pneumonia remedy endorsed by Dr Do Bishop at Agnew
Dr Do Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports Foley's Honey and Tar as effective in three severe pneumonia cases. He urges refusing substitutes and notes Bean's drug store sells the product.
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Do. J. Bishop
Agnew, Mich
Foley
Bean's Drug Store
Foley's Kidney Cure Promised To Cure Disease
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure will treat Bright's disease and diabetes, asserting a cure for kidney related illnesses and metabolic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
The Soldier of the Turk Admiral Cotton Reports Quiet Beirut
Admiral Cotton reports from Beirut that the city is quiet and that the new Governor General is starting duties with vigor. Twenty eight principals in last Sunday's disturbance are arrested. Berlin reports Turkish troops fired on the French Consul at Kirkilas ah. The alliance powers await the Czar and Franz Joseph conference before acting in the Balkans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton
Beirut
Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Cotton
Sciut
Berlin
Frankfort Zeitung
Sofia
Kirkillassh
London
Associated Press
Balkans
Francis Joseph
Turkey
The Hurricane That Swept Across Florida
The storm that crossed Florida Saturday caused deaths on the east coast and wrecked several vessels. Tampa reports about one million dollars in property loss while orange groves were damaged and northern homes may be harmed. The disturbance is believed to be moving into Alabama and Louisiana.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Miami
Tampa
Alabama
Louisianna
Two Postal Robbers Surrender in New York
Charles McGeshan and George H. Huntington of the Columbia Supply Company surrendered to U S Marshal Henkle in New York after being indicted in Washington D C on postal scandal charges.
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New York
Charles McGeshan
George H. Huntington
Columbia Supply Company
Washington, D. C
United States
Henkel
Conan Doyle Arrives at Montauk for Summer Writing
Notable cottager Sir A. Comam Doyle, famed author of Sherlock Holmes, plans seclusion at the Third House on Montauk Point this summer. He will devote the season to writing a new detective story.
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Conan Doyle
Montauk Point
L. L
A. Comam Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Dr. Doyle
Gifts to Moroccan Sultan Include Fine Missouri Horses
J. W. Langerman, Morocco's commissioner to the world fair, purchased for the sultan a brace of mules Angora cats and goats fancy dogs a pacer and carriage horses all Missouri bred. The carriage horses Buff and Blue, noted ribbon winners, cost $2000.
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Morocco
J. W
Langerman
Missouri
Statue to McKinley Unveiled in Toledo Amid Parades
Toledo residents celebrate the first McKinley statue in Ohio with a river naval parade and a public procession. Senators Hanna and Fairbanks address the crowd during the unveiling ceremony on main streets of Toledo.
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Ohio
Toledo
Hanna
Fairbanks
Tudiaua
Terrible Accident at Clover Creek Claims S B Huston
The Shoshone Journal reports a fatal accident on Clover Creek Tuesday morning. S B Huston, helping neighbors on the Davison ranch, was struck by a hay fork amid a high wind as a hay stack toppled. The fork pierced his forehead and brain. he died about 24 hours later after being carried to the house and treated by Dr. Baugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Shoshone Journal
Clover Creek
S. B. Huston
Mr. Huston
Dr. Baugh
Sir Henry Irving Wit Echoes in Theater
A rehearsal crowd mimicked Sir Henry Irving, only to hear a deep voice declare that only one of them was needed, praising the mimic as “very good” and noting there is no need for both in the company.
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Sir Henry Irving
Irving
Sir Henry
Harper's Weekly
Price of a marriage license and divorce document
A Georgia speaker jokes about buying both a marriage license and a divorce document together to save money. The dialogue frames the cost as a single cheaper option, reflecting social attitudes in a humorous, regional voice.
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Georgia Darky
Hair Dye Sparks Banter in Local Debate
In a light exchange, a strawberry blonde notes that dyeing hair may harm the brain while a veteran bachelor retorts that others claim dyed hair marks a brainless person. The quip captures town talk on fashion and wit.
Excellent Memory Quip Sparks Witty Exchange
A playful exchange centers on two friends debating memory. One claims the other holds an excellent memory, while the reply jokes that the strength lies in choosing what to remember or forget, including a $10 loan from last year.
Secret of Success
Dialogue implies Brown runs a grocery store and finds it modestly successful in a small town. Green questions the progress while Brown affirms steady, if small scale, achievement.
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Green
Brown
Revolutions of Propellers on the Turbinia
The Turbinia’s propellers ran at 34 percent knot speed delivering 9 000 revolutions per minute.
Texas Cattle Industry Figures Highlight Market Value
The Cattle Industry of Texas notes that the state markets cattle valued at about 950 million dollars annually. The figure underscores Texas dominance in nationwide beef production and cattle trade, reflecting large-scale ranching and market activity across the state.
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Texas
Distress After Eating Cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Judge W. Holland of Greensburg Louisiana reports two years of indigestion with after meals distress and restless nights. After using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure the judge says his digestion is perfect and sleep is refreshing. Sold by The Temple Pharmacy and H Whittlesy.
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Holland
Greensburg
Temple Pharmacy
H. Whittlesy
Watiern Hats Featured At Mrs Mueller's Event
A notice promotes an exhibit of Watiern hats at Mrs Mueller's store located at 160 North Arthur on Tuesday September 15. Local shoppers are invited to view the collection and purchase featured headwear.
Aged Raynor Killed Crossing Tracks Near Yards
Mr. Champion Raynor aged 74 was killed when two coal cars bumped together as he crossed the tracks near the stock yards. He was a millwright and carpenter, a Civil War veteran, and father to several sons. The death occurred about 8:30 this morning and funeral plans were pending.
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Champion Raynor
Raynor
Raynor Brothers
D. H. Raynor
C. S. Raynor
Waukesha
Wis
W. W. Raynor
Nebraska
Mar. Raynor
Mr. Raynor
New York
Gettysburg
Shermans Undertaking
Our Old Friend Geo Irving in a Wild Alley Stunt
Miner John Covington started a spree against a Chinese hashery on Trade Dollar Extension. He smashed a window and furniture before Sheriff McDonald and Deputy Irving halted him. Covington was jailed, later shuffled to Pettit's barbershop, and escaped briefly during a lookout chase led by E. J. Borough.
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Geo. Irving
Silver City Nugget
John Covington
Earth
Dan Wing
Sheriff McDonald
Deputy Irving
Hawes
Irving
Pettit
Police Gazette
E. J. Borough
E. J
Receiver Appointed for Bridge-Tupper Light and Power
Judge Budge appoints A T Marshall as receiver for Bridge Tupper Light and Power Company after Albert Tasch sues Illinois based American Falls Water Power Company Henry D Watson and others alleging gross mismanagement fraudulent mortgages and waste of company property Legal counsel Thomas F Terrell represents the complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Marshall
Budge
Thos. F. Terrell
Chase Ends With Capture Near Placer Mines
The crowd chased a felon through rocks and brush after a pursuit that drew idlers and business men alike. Irving Sampson and uncle caught the man with Constable Ed McGough aiding, dogs released to help, and the suspect was brought to jail where a three month whisker growth awaits after his 90 day term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Sampson
Twain
Ed. McGough
Jim Miller
Sampson
Irving
McGough
A Doubting Thomas Endorses Newbro's Herpicide
H B Vletcher of Butte Montana writes of years of dandruff and hair loss. After using Herpicide the hair grew thick again and dandruff disappeared. The ad urges destroying the cause to remove the effect and promotes samples and sales through The Herpicide Co Detroit MI.
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H. B. Vletcher
Butte
Mont
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Mra. A. L. Cook
Contractor Promises Cheap Brick Cottages from Purkey Yard
James Patton, a contractor, states he has purchased the B. M. Purkey brick yard with abundant wood brick and plans to add machinery to raise capacity. He offers brick cottages as cheap as frame buildings from Pocatello and can supply Salt Lake pressed brick at lower prices, urging builders to visit and verify his claims. He also notes agency for a large Salt Lake brick company.
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B. M. Purkey
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Jas. Patton
Mrs Winn Milliner Opens on Bept 15 and 16
Mrs Winn the milliner announces a full opening on September 15 and 16. The event highlights new hat designs and shopping specials for the local ladies.
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Mr. Chamberlain
Downing Station
Chas, Bonapart
Chicago Wheat
Chicago
Florida
Daily Tribune
the Tribune
the Daily Tribune
M’kinley
Bridge-Tupper Light & Power Company
Thomas
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