Rebel bands mobilize in northern Sonora near Mormon settlement
In northern Sonora rebel forces totaling 1700 are gathering at Colonia Morelos, near El Tigre. General Sanjines orders 500 federal troops from Agua Prieta to march south as he prepares an aggressive campaign against the rebels led by Rojas and Salazar, who have united a few miles north of El Tigre. American consul confirms the rebel junction despite earlier quarrels.
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New York
Emiliano Zapata
Herald
Madero
Zapata
United States
Mexico
Douglas
Sonora
Colonia Morelos
Sanjines
Agua Prieta
Rojas
Salazar
el Tigre
Naco Police Chief Dies After Clash With Trooper
Aurelanie Valle, chief of police at Naco Sono ra Arizona, died of wounds from a fight with Trooper Brown of the U S cavalry. Brown to be formally charged with murder and taken to Cananea for trial.
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Naco
Ariz
Aurelanie Valle
Sonora
Brown
United States Cavalry
Cananea
Scientists find germ of horse disease in Kansas note
In Hoxie Kansas on September 18 scientists from Kansas Agricultural College report identifying the germ behind a horse illness. They believe a serum to immunize horses is possible and classify the disease as Borna's disease a form of spinal meningitis known in Germany but not previously seen in the United States.
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Hoxie
Kans
Kansas Agricultural College
Borna
Germany
Gunmen Plead Not Guilty in Rosenthal Murder Case
New York on September 18 Harry Hor witz known as Gyp the Blood and Lefty Louie Rosenzweig pleaded not guilty to first degree murder indictments in the Rosenthal shooting. They were remanded and a trial date was awaited.
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New York
Harry Horwitz
Gyp
Louie Rosenzweig
Herman Rosenthal
Wheat Market Sinks as Chicago Close Record
Chicago September wheat finished at 9 17 1 2 cents per bushel with active trading and a sharp price retreat.
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Chicago
Gal's Cold Feet After Elopement
Gertrude O'Rourke a 16 year old from St Louis and Walter Clife 19 eloped to Chicago a month ago. She says she wanted to marry him but her parents objected and after arriving in Chicago the reality was different. Police arrested them today after Clife failed to pay his board bill. They had lived in separate boarding houses.
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Chicago
Gertrude O’rourke
St. Louis
Walter Clife
Walter
Clife
Miners Strike Shuts Bingham City Mines
A strike by five thousand miners ends all mining in Bingham Utah after a unanimous wage and union recognition demand. Deputies are scarce and martial law is discussed as Sheriff Sharp orders 100 extra deputies by special train while President Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners advises restraint. A striker was shot on Utah Copper property but suffered only minor injuries.
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Bingham
Utah
Sharp
Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Garfield
Martial law extended to Fayette county amid miner disturbances
Charleston West Virginia September 18 martial law extended over Fayette county as disturbances persist among striking miners since early in the week.
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Charleston
W. Va
Fayette County
Battle at Simpson mine ends with gunfire in Lafayette
In Lafayette Colorado on September 18 five hundred shots rang out as non union miners clashed with a band of supposed union men at the Simpson mine stockade. George Miechoff was shot three times and likely to die as three attacks were repelled while the sheriff set up a night patrol.
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Lafayette
Colo
Simpson Mine
George Miechoff
George Biller Jr. Consecrated Bishop of South Dakota
The Rev. George Biller Jr. was consecrated Episcopal bishop of South Dakota at Calvary Cathedral Sioux Falls on September 18. The ceremony featured a large assembly of prelates led by Bishop Tuttle of Missouri, with Bishops Brewer Montana Mann North Dakota and others in attendance. The sermon was delivered by Bishop Brooke of Oklahoma.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
George Biller, Jr
Calvary Cathedral
South Dakota
Tuttle
Missouri
Brewer
Montana
Mann
North Dakota
Brooke
Oklahoma
Bishop Lines
Newark
N. J
Frederick Foote Johnson
P. M. Kerridge
New London
Brewers' Annual Meeting Opens in Boston
The United States Brewers association holds its annual convention at the Copley Plaza in Boston with prominent brewers from New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis Baltimore Milwaukee San Francisco New Orleans and other cities attending. A display features brewery machinery materials and products including a working miniature brewery and an exhibit from western irrigated hop fields.
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Brewers
Boston
Mass
United States Brewers’ Association
New Copley Plaza Hotel
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Milwaukee
San Francisco
New Orleans
West
Canadian Brotherhood of St. Andrew Convention Opens in Toronto
TorontoSept 18 Everything is in readiness for the Canadian convention of the Brotherhood of St Andrew which opens in Toronto tomorrow for a three days session. Prominent speakers include Premier Borden Sir James Whitney A B Wiswell Bishop Farthing and Lord Bishop Talbot.
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Toronto
Ont
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Premier Borden
James Whitney
A. B. Wiswell
Malifax
Bishop Farthing
Montreal
Talbot
Winchester
England
Borah and Haines to visit Pocatello for brief stop
United States Senator William E Borah and Republican gubernatorial candidate John M Haines will arrive in Pocatello on No 18 at 11 15 a m and depart at 2 30 p m en route to Rexburg for a fair appearance A local GOP delegation will greet them at the depot with few formal events due to Geo E Gray funeral arrangements
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United States
William E. Borah
John M. Haines
Pocatello
Rexburg
Geo. E. Gray
Boise
Upper Valley of the Snake
Marysville
Borah
Leadore
Salmon
Republican
The
Tribune
Haines
Detectives Probe Impersonation in Szabo Will Case
New York detectives, hired by the Austrian consul general, shadow two women suspected of impersonating Mrs. Petronella Mensehilik, mother of Rosa Szabo, to sign a waiver of administration. The move would place the Szabo estate under Burton W. Gibson, the lawyer charged in Rosa Szabo’s murder. One woman recently arrived from Chicago and is lodging at a fashionable hotel, denying any connection to Gibson.
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New York
Petronella Mensehilk
Rosa Szabo
Szabo
Burton W. Gibson
Negro Republican Clubs in Third Annual Convention
The consolidated Republican clubs of the United States with colored members met in New York for their third annual convention led by James W. Poe of Washington DC. Discussion centers on a resolution condemning Colonel Roosevelt and opposing his presidential bid, with factions split over his Chicago convention exclusion of Negroes.
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New York
United States
James W. Poe
Washington
D. C
Roosevelt
Chicago
Jersey Lily Comes Aboard for New York Tour
London reports Lily Langtry known as Lady de Bathe sails for New York with three maids and twenty trunks. She is under contract for a twenty weeks US tour this winter and says it will be her last professional visit to America.
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Jersey
Lily
London
Lady de Bathe
Lily Langtry
New York
United States
John Trowbridge Celebrates 85th Birthday in Arlington
Boston, Sept 18 John Trowbridge author of Darius Green and His Flying Machine and other stories marked his eighty fifth birthday today at his Arlington home. The noted writer, familiar to generations of readers, is honored by family and friends in a quiet observance.
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John T. Trowbridge
Boston
Mass
Darius Green
Arlington
Perkins in Bad Light Over Harvester Plant Purchase
Government lawyers introduced contracts in its anti trust suit alleging the International Harvester company formed a trust by secretly purchasing the D. M. Osborne plant at Auburn New York. George W Perkins signed the deal for Harvester and hid the Osborne affiliation to curb competition and sway public opinion.
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Cicago
International Harvester Company
D. M. Osborne Company
Auburn
N. Y
George W. Perkins
The
Harvester Company
Osborne Company
Woman with axe foils burglar at boarding house
In Pueblo Colorado a boarding mistress Mrs J H Delman used an axe to strike a burglar as he attacked her husband, knocking him downstairs and ending the theft attempt. The incident occurred early this morning at the boarding house.
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Pueblo
Colo
J. H. Delman
Father asked to remove epitaph on Maine grave
In Appleton Wisconsin on September 18 the municipal court may order Sidney J Freeman to remove or alter a grave epitaph for Laura Freeman eight who was killed when Jack Scott eleven accidentally shot her last March The epitaph says Laura lies in this grave and lot She was shot by Guy and Jackie Scott The father objects to the inscription
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Appleton
Wis
Maine
Laura
Guy
Jackie Scott
Laura Freeman
Sidney J. Freeman
Jack Scott
Baldwin Renominated Governor at Democratic State Convention
Simeon E. Baldwin of New Haven was unanimously renominated for Governor of Connecticut at the Democratic State Convention in Hartford on September 12.
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Baldwin
Connecticut
Simeos E. Baldwin
New Haven
Conn
Hartford
Colorado sorehead joins progressives
Philip B. Stewart, defeated at the Republican primaries, announces his severance from the GOP and alignment with the Progressives. He says he fought for his ideas of just government within the Republican party, which he contends rejected his stance, and urges renewed effort with like minded men.
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Colorado Springs
Republican Party
Philip B. Stewart
Weeding Out the Moose
The Republican national committee accepted resignations from Minnesota Oklahoma and Ohio and declared vacant the seats of Roosevelt supporters from New Jersey West Virginia and North Carolina.
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New York
Republican National Committee
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Ohio
New Jersey
West Virginia
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Roosevelt to reach Washington after Oct 1
A telegram from the Roosevelt train states he will arrive in Washington Tuesday afternoon October 1. Chairman Clapp will hold a hearing that afternoon on the alleged $100,000 contribution of Standard Oil to his 1904 campaign fund.
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Wasington
Roosevelt
Washington
Clapp
Standard Oil Company
American Girl Weds in London Social Event
Miss Edith Brooks daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Brooks of New York married the Hon Arthur R Nutting youngest son of Sir John and Lady Nutting of Dublin at St Georges church Hanover square London The ceremony was attended by social prominence and followed by a breakfast at Claridge s
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London
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Edith Brooks
Walter Brooks
New York
Arthur R. Nutting
John
Lady Nutting
Dublin
Claridge’s
Steel trust and labor market control debated by Wilson
Governor Wilson argued that a federal commission to regulate trusts would aid the steel trust by reducing competition and expanding control in labor markets. He warned Gary and Perkins favor a plan that blocks new competitors to keep old wage schedules and suppress wage gains.
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Gary
Perkins
Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Wilson
Sioux City
St.aul
United States Steel Corporation
Ludwig Case Sent Back for Trial
The Idaho Supreme Court reversed a district court ruling in Bannock County and remanded the case of George H. Ludwig v. John Ellis and others for a jury trial. Ludwig seeks $5260 damages claiming false imprisonment by the sheriff and bond signers. The district court had sustained a non-suit against Ludwig's suit.
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Boise
Supreme Court
District Court
Bannock County
Alfred Budge Presiling
George H. Ludwig
John Ellis
Ludwig
Budge
Hydroplane Ferry Demonstration Link New Rochelle to Long Island
A hydroplane will run a regular schedule across Long Island Sound between Glenn Head and New Rochelle to demonstrate an airborne ferry service carrying mail and passengers, showcasing the potential for a water flying transport system.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Glenn Head
Long Island
Long Island Sound
Insurance solicitor dies in fall from Chicago Masonic Temple roof
In Chicago on September 18 R. Rasmussen a 22 year old insurance solicitor climbed to the roof of the 22 story Masonic Temple and leaped to his death. Promptly stopped by wire nets he died instantly. No reason for the act is known.
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Chicago
Masonic Temple
R. Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Minnesota Primary Nominations Report
St Paul dispatch notes yesterday's primary results with Republicans nominating Knute Nelson for senator James Manahan for congressman and Eberhardt for governor while Democrats selected Daniel W Lawler for senator C J Buell for congressman and P M Ringdel for governor.
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St. Paul
Knute Nelson
James Manahan
Eberhardt
Daniel W. Lawler
C. J. Buell
P. M. Ringedel
Rioting Returns in Hungarian Parliament Scene
Budapest September 18 riot scenes at the parliament opening were reenacted as the sitting resumed. The opposition attacked Minister of Commerce Reeothy, striking him in the face and knocking him down before allies and police intervened. Deputies then left as ministerialists resumed business.
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Budapest
Herr Reeothy
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