Resignations Shake British Cabinet as Milner Rumored for Chamberlain’s Post
The Times reports the resignations of Joseph Chamberlain, C T Ritchie, and Lord George Hamilton, sparking a constitutional crisis. The Pall Mall Gazette hints Lord Milner may replace Chamberlain, with cabinet rearrangements pending the King’s approval. Market steady. papers note policy remains despite departures.
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the Times
Lord Milner
Chamberlain
George Hamilton
India
Pall Mall Gazette
West Minister
South Africa
Balfour
the Star
Rumor of King Peter of Servia Assassinates Circulate
A Paris rumor claiming King Peter of Servia was assassinated stirred money markets while London and Berlin officials dismissed the report as unconfirmed. Bourse activity fell on the Paris claim, but authorities in Vienna and Berlin remain skeptical and say no confirmation exists.
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Paris
Servia
London
Peter of
Peter
Berlin
Foreign Office
Vienna
Belgrade
China to hold US responsible for injuries in Nevada
The Chinese government will file a claim against the United States over injuries suffered by Chinese residents at Tonopah Nevada on Wednesday.
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China
Uncle Sam
Washington
United States
Tonopeh
Nevada
The Strike Cuts No Ira With This Road
San Francisco dispatch reports the California Northwestern Railroad continues to operate despite yesterday’s employee strike. Traffic remains steady as crews report normal service on the main line and branches with no major disruptions nationwide.
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San
Emperor William in Vienna arrives for visitas
Emperor William of Germany is in Vienna today. The Chicago wheat market reported declines with Dec futures closing weak at RO.
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Emperor William of Germany
Vienna
Chicago
Supreme Court Denies Re Hearing in Utah Murder Case
Salt Lake City September 18 The Supreme Court has denied a re hearing to Peter Mortensen charged with murdering James Hay earlier in the year This indicates Mortensen is likely to face the death penalty by execution by shooting.
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Supreme Court of Utah
Mortensen
James Hay
Salt Lake
Supreme Court
Peter Mortensen
Flood Submerges Thousands of Acres in LaCrosse
The worst Mississippi valley flood in years floods LaCrosse Wisconsin with thousands of acres submerged and valuable land damaged. About fifty families in the lower city relocate to higher ground seeking safety and shelter.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Mississippi Valley
Grand Jury to Probe Alleged Frauds in Charter Election
Judge Malone has summoned a grand jury to investigate alleged registration frauds connected to the charter election. The panel convenes September 25, with the election set for next Tuesday.
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Denver
Malone
The President Returns to Oyster Bay on the Sylph
The President and party arrived this morning at Oyster Bay aboard the Sylph from New York. The arrival marks a return to the spring home as autumn duties loom.
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Oyster Bay
New York
Shamokin Collieries Closed Down After Dull Trade
The Cameron and Luke Fidler collieries near Shamokin closed today due to a dull coal trade, affecting about 2,200 workers. The closures end a period of reduced activity in the region's mining industry.
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Shamokin
Cameron
Luke Fidler
Sir Thomas Lipton Passes Comfortable Night
Sir Thomas Lipton rested well after a comfortable night and shows marked improvement today in Chicago news item dated September 18.
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Sir Thomas
Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton
Notice to Creditors of American Falls Water Power Company
All creditors are notified to present their claims promptly to A. T. Marshall ver.
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American Falls Water Power Company
The Turk A Terror and Balkan Warfare Escalates
Reports from Kastoria say the city is burning and its ten thousand population was slaughtered by Turks. Other dispatches note Bulgaria mobilizing up to fifty thousand troops, with Turkish losses reported as a hundred killed and many wounded as insurgents strike near Rupelpaso and around the frontier.
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Sofia
Kastoria
Paris
Haskovo
Rupelpaso
Idaho Exhibit Wins Best Display of Fruit and Hops
In Ogden on September 1 Senator Clark awarded Idaho a $5,000 silver loving cup for the most perfect fruit and greatest number of specimens with freedom from insect and fungus disease. The Anheuser-Busch brewing cup for hops went to McNeff Bros. of Yakima Washington.
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Ogden
Clark
Idaho
Utah
Anheuser-Based
Brewing Company
McNeff Bros
Yakima
Washington
General frost grips northern regions overnight
Weather reports indicate widespread frost last night across the Ohio Valley areas of Wisconsin, Kansas, Western Missouri, Northern Illinois, Eastern Nebraska and Minnesota. Officials say crop damage in corn and vegetation is not expected to be heavy.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Wisconsin
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Nebraska
Minnesota
To Break the Strike Cripple Creek Troops Move In
Three carloads of replacement workers head to Cripple Creek to break the miners strike. Soldiers guard the passage to the gold camp as powder and oil are found in unoccupied cabins.
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Cripple Creek
Denver
Despondent man found dead in Lincoln office
Hugh Edmston, 25, a Lincoln society man and member of J. M. Kaemiston & Son, turned on three gas jets in his office. He left two notes citing despondency. He was well known in Omaha and had a brother in Kansas City with ties to the insurance business. Family suspects a love-affair disappointment.
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Lincoln, Neb
Hugh Edmston
Lincoln
Edmiston
Omaha
Kansas City
J. M. Kaemiston & Son
Bullet Throw Her Heart
Mary Williams aged seventeen, distraught over the death of her father and mother, fired two shots at her husband near Milford as they traveled from Salt Lake to Arizona, then killed herself with a bullet.
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Salt Lake
Mary Williams
Milford
Arizona
This Man Married a Bunch of Wives
Dr. Clarence Cosgrove Perry was arrested in Cambridge on a bigamy charge. Prosecutors say he married Sarah Louise Pratt of San Francisco in 1877, Isabella Jane Wood in New York in 1883, Adeline C. Cosgrove in Boston in 1893, and Marie Brett in Cambridge in 1902. Two of the women confronted him at arrest.
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Boston
Clarence Cosgrove Perry
Cambridge
Sarah Louise Pratt
No. 18
Dupont Street
San Francisco
Chicago
Isabella Jane Wood
New York
Adeline C. Cosgrove
Marie Brett
Perry
Some Questions For the Woman's Study League Meeting
The Womans' Study League will meet with Mrs. C Winters at 147 North Garfield on September 24. The questions cover ancient Greece and Peisistratid rule including Solon's return to Athens and the fate of tyrants, rulers in Egypt Lydia and Persia, the Peisistratid dynasty, and the rebuilding of the Delphian temple.
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Womans’ Study League
C. Winters
North Garfield
Peistratidae
B.C
Solon
Athens
Egypt
Lydia
Persia
Peisistratum
Delphan Temple
Peisistradia Dynasty
Genuine De Witts Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed
W B Ledbetter of Shreveport La says after trying many remedies one box of De Witts Witch Hazel Salve cured him. The salve is praised for blind bleeding itching and protruding piles and is sold by Temple Pharmacy and H H Whitley.
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de Witts
Ledbetter
Shreveport
de Witt
Temple Pharmacy
H H. Whittlewey
Entertainments Tonight in Town
The Burgomaster performs at the Auditorium. C.8 L. Hose Co hosts a dance at the Columbia pavilion. A lecture is scheduled at the Baptist Church.
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the Baptist Church
President Proclaims Pocatello Forest Reserve in Idaho
Theodore Roosevelt issues a proclamation reserving multiple land parcels in Idaho as a public forest reservation under the 1891 act. The document lists townships, ranges, and sections in Boise Meridian detailing the designated lands and exceptions.
El Paso Wins Bid as Next Irrigation Congress Site
Closing session of the Irrigation Congress narrows next convention choices to Boise El Paso with El Paso leading 209 to 147 Spokane as second. Several addresses were not read and will appear in official proceedings. Executive committee members listed and recommendations urge repeal of desert land law and homestead acts expansion of forest reserves and a presidential land law commission.
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Ogden
Sept. IL
Irrigation Congress
Boise
el Paso
Spokane
Northwest
Newell
Gifford Pinechot
United States
Utah
Potter
St. Joseph
Clark
I. B. Reed
Idaho
Herbert Strain
Montana
M. A. Wordy
Oregon
Fred J. Kiesel
D. A. Fletcher
Washington
Fennimore Chatterton
Wyoming
Proclamation Creating Pocatello Forest Reserve
The president proclaims the Pocatello Forest Reserve, noting lands not yet expired from entry or tiling rights, with warnings against settlement on reserved lands. It states continued compliance requirements for entry, filing, or settlement, and is signed by Theodore Roosevelt and Secretary John Hay in Washington on a September Sunday in 1903.
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United States Land Office
Pocatello Forest Reserve
United States
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
John Hay
Statement of nonresponsibility by C. W. Wells
In a dated note from September 17, 1903, C. W. Wells of Pocatello Idaho declares he will not be responsible for any bills contracted by his wife Mrs. Vella Wells after that date.
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Vella Wells
C. W. Wells
Pocatello, Idaho
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Chicago Wheat
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A. T. Marshall, Ver
Great Corn Belt
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Entertainments
Steely
Richards
General Land Office
Pocatello Forest
United States of America
Wight
Boise Meridian
Tale
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