Roosevelt Attends Antietam Monument Dedication in Sharpsburg
President Theodore Roosevelt visits Sharpsburg Pennsylvania for the New Jersey memorial at Antietam on the battlefield. He lauds Union victory and emancipation, credits New Jersey veterans and Governor Murphy, and urges civil virtue and adherence to law for a reunited nation.
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Chamberlain to resign over Balfour fiscal policy stance
London September 17 The Associated Press reports Colonial Secretary Chamberlain will resign from the Cabinet. He cites Premier Balfour's attitude on fiscal questions as not sufficiently advanced to allow him to remain without sacrificing his own views.
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Wreck of the Mexicano Off Florida Coast Reported
A Journal dispatch from Portsmouth Virginia says the Mexicano wrecked near the port with twenty three sailors drowned and only one survivor, Domingo Ballo Revarbaray, rescued after clinging to wreckage. The Roxby arrived Norfolk with the sole survivor aboard, Reyarbaray, following the same incident off the Florida coast Tuesday night.
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Atlanta
Portsmouth
Norfolk
They Capture a Deer in Coeur d Alene Lake
State Senator B F ONeil captured a four year old deer with District Judge Morgan last Saturday on Coeur d Alene lake. They used the steam er Defender to pursue and a five dollar payment to the pilot helped steer a rope to secure the animal. The deer was crate shipped to the city and lodged in the old city jail awaiting better quarters.
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Morgan
Coeur d’ Alene Lake
Defender
Harrison
Old City
Wife Gives Wrong Medicine Nearly Ends Reverend Chapman
In Warsaw Indiana on September 17 Rev Wilbur Chapman survived a bromidia overdose given by his wife by accident. Doctors treated him for several hours and he is now expected to recover.
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Wilbur Chapman
Chapman
Williason Buys Local Blacksmith Shop
Notice states M. W. Williason has purchased the blacksmith shop formerly run by N. B. Anderson and will open to serve the public this time on.
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M. W. Williason
N. B. Anderson
Jew Baiting in Russia Ends in Deaths and Injuries
Reports from Gomela in Meghileff governorate describe riots between Jews and Christians beginning September 11 over a dispute between a peasant and a Jewish dealer. Four Christians and two Jews died, many were wounded, police were attacked, booths were damaged, and troops restored order after exchanges of gunfire.
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St. Petersburg
Gomela
Meghileff
Interest heats in next Irrigation Congress race
Ogden Utah September 17 report shows El Paso Texas leading the bid to host the next Irrigation Congress with Reno Nevada a close second. Boise Idaho has fallen behind in the contest as competitors vie for the event.
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Elk Officials Appointed By the Exalted Ruler
Indianapolis September 17 Jos eph T Fanning grand Exalted Ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order Elks of the United States has completed the list of appointments of National officers of the order They are Board of Governors for Elks National Home Meades Detweiler Harrisburg Pa Thomas FP McNulty Baltimore L Lazarus Lynchburg Va Grand Inner Guard W H Moreland Colorado Springs Grand Chaplain Rev Walter Davenport Buskner Pine Bluff Ark
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Walter Davenport Buskner
Pine Bluff
Ark
Bubonic Plague Reported Across Manila Districts
September 16 reports show one hundred bubonic plague cases in Tondo with eighty deaths. Cebu Province records twelve cases and nine deaths. Cholera is widespread across the islands due to drought, with rain absence cited as a cause.
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Lipton Reenters Quiet Night in Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton, ill with catarrhal appendicitis, passed a quiet night in Chicago and is reported to be doing well by Dr. Thomas this morning.
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Chicago
Thomas
Borah Denies Mormon Involvement in Idaho Senatorial Fight
In a Spokane Review interview, W B Borah says the Mormon church did not interfere in Idaho politics and he has no ambition for Congress. He explains the Heyburn Cunningham row, notes Mormon issue may be troublesome but unlikely to grow, and denies a bid for Congress or involvement in the Woolley appointment deal.
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Foley's Kidney Cure Ad At Bean's Drug Store
An old advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for all diarrhea and kidney disorders, offered for sale at Bean's drug store.
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Bernie Rom
Bean
Secretaries Map Irrigation Work From Agriculture Dept
In Ogden Utah on September 17 government experts led by Secretary James Wilson outlined irrigation progress and forestry work. The program showcased practical illustrations of irrigation benefits for western lands and methods to supply moisture to arid western stretches.
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National Irrigation Congress
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
White supremacy plank dominates Maryland Dem platform
The Maryland Democratic State Convention in Baltimore nominated Governor Edward Warfield Howard County State Comptroller Dr Gordon T Atkinson and Baltimore City Attorney General William Bryan The race issue plank declares that political destinies should be shaped and controlled by white people while denying injustice to colored population but preserving political ascendancy of the white race
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Edward Warfield
Howard County
Gordon T. Atkinson
Somerset County
William — §. Bryan
Baltimore City
Money pledged to aid San Francisco striking workers
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers meeting in Salt Lake voted 5000 dollars in aid to the San Francisco Electrical Workers striking against the telephone company. The incoming president was authorized to spend additional sums as needed.
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Salt Lake
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
San Francisco
Two More Postoffice Looters Are Indicted
Washington dispatch reports the Federal Grand Jury returned indictments in post office cases involving two individuals one of whom has been indicted twice. Names were not made public.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Grand Jury
Ameri can Falls Power Works to Close Friday
Due to coal shortages the Ameri can Falls Water Power Co will shut its works at 7:00 a.m. Friday September 18, 1903. A. T. Marshall, Receiver.
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A. T. Marshall
Kidney Cure Advertisement Withdrawn from Drugstore
An old classified note promotes Foley's Kidney Cure sold by Bean's drug store to prevent serious kidney disorders, reflecting period medical marketing practices.
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