Andrews Yields and Remains Head of Brown University
Benjamin Andrews withdraws resignation as president of Brown University. Students celebrate reopening with vigor. In a letter, Andrews explains his decision to continue leadership, noting prior plans to resign were incompatible with duties and that he is now free to give undivided service.
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Providence
E. Benjamin Andrews
Brown University
Andrews
W. W. Kellen
J. H. Stines
D. G. Finsned
Benjamin Andrews
Corporation
Dr. Andrews
Anders 207
Corsicana meeting denounces lynching and crime
A Corsicana Texas report from the Negroes and Lynching group adopts resolutions disapproving mob violence and urging swift legal action against heinous crimes. It condemns lynching while protecting law abiding colored citizens and delegates were chosen for an anti lynching convention in Columbus Texas on October 2.
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Corsicana
Tex
Ory Hall
Hermes
Columbus
Texas
Churches to Aid Miners in Distress in Pueblo
Sept 1 report from Pueblo notes churches will conduct a citywide collection next Sunday evening to aid destitute coal miners and their families in the eastern states. The effort follows a gathering of clergymen at the Pueblo Central Trades and Labor Union, with unions playing an active role in miners relief.
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Pueblo
Central ‘Trades and Labor Union
Piya
Minere’ Relief
Oysters Found Bed in Clam Pond Cove by Siegel Bros
A rich oyster bed is reported in Clam Pond Cove near Tarquie Le 7B discovered by Siegel Bros. The submerged area stretches acres with thousands of free baits and 7,008 bushels of seed taken. Boatmen report harvests from 20 to 1 day, near Chattanooga Georgia Tennessee. A prison charter misprint ties southern Tennessee to Georgia, affecting territorial limits.
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York
Deere
Siegel Bros
Tarquie
Uae
Clam Pond Cove
Chattanooga
Georgia
Tenn
George IT
Carolinas
Tennessee
Crty
Local Offers at 307 East Fifth St and Fairgrounds
An advertisement lists a broad range of goods including Wool Rugs Lace and curtains, lamps with silk shade, Seth Thomas clocks, photograph albums, Bibles, window shades, matting, watches and jewelry offered on easy payments. It also mentions fairground privileges and a sale at 500 Kansas Avenue Ayers Sarsaparina claims to eradicate their cause from illnesses.
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Seth Thomas
W. Hughes
East
Oth
Plea for Human Life in Health Law Reform
A state board of health annual report criticizes lax enforcement of the medical practice act in Kansas. It urges stronger authority for the board to end violations, reduce quackery, and elevate medical ethics to protect human life over politics or money.
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State Board of Health
Tir
Thomas Kirkpatrick
Kansas
Shound Yu
Tiang
Sagasta’s Gloomy View on Cuban Uprising and Spain
Madrid Sept 15 Senor Sagasta Liberal leader warns the Cuban insurrection is spreading and the Philippine situation is serious. He cites Carlist propaganda as a threat, says reconciliation among Spain’s parties is impossible under Conservatives, and predicts corfes may not meet or will have ephemeral existence. He declines to comment on US Spain relations. Bank of Spain worries merchants amid record Paris exchange as loans risk repayment.
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Spain
Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Tiberal
Philippine Islands
Corfes
Aimanis
United States
Bank of Spain
Paris Exchange
Bank
Das
What a Hen Dinner at Bar Harbor Sensation
WHAT A HEN DINNER IS at Bar Harbor Maine on September 15 describes a summer resort sensation featuring a Baltimore belle named Mrs Preddie Gebhardt. The outfit includes a feathered coronet, pink satin bodice, pink sash, and trousers with a tied bow. The striking costume draws attention as she leads the evening.
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Bar Harbor
Preddie Gebhardt
Baltimore
Mr. Gebhardt
Robins Caging Case In New Jersey Farm Fine
Joseph Delantry fined 100 for keeping robins caged on Geo Vonbuhres farm at Mt Bethel. Vonbuhres arrested as accessory but acquitted. Delantry appeals with employer funding. Prosecution by local game and fish protective association. Robins were young and tame, refused to fly when released.
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Plainflela
N. J
Joseph Delantry
Geo Vonbuires
Mt. Betaeh
Vonbuhres
Delmotty
Ani Fish Protective Association
Governor orders guards to seize man after police chief killed
In Columbia the governor sent troops to cross the river and arrest a suspect after the chief of police was killed and his house barricaded. Adjutant General Watts and Colonel Jones met and decided to order a court martial for Habenieh next week.
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Columbia
Estrate Bereee
Watts
Jones
Habenieh
Edison presents Topeka man with a famous phonograph gift
Mr S OtT of Topeka has received a valuable present from Thomas A Edison. The gift, a phonograph instrument, is personally signed by Edison and presented to Simon S Ott. Also advertised is Advances Hair Renewer claiming to cure dandruff and scalp ailments.
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Topeka
Simon
Thomas A Edison
Storm Toll and Damage in Texas Coast Region
Reports from the hurricane belt detail property destruction across Sabine Pass Port Arthur Winnie and surrounding areas with Port Arthur facing the brunt of damage. Several ships were sunk or blown ashore and railway lines damaged while crops and buildings suffered heavy losses in Jefferson county.
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Green B. Moore
L. J. Betis
Geo. Wolford
WM. Ratcliff
Gulf and Interstate Railway
Winnie
George Barter
Maud Williams
Mrs. Harber
Port Arthur
Sabine Pass
New
Babine
Fanny Gullote
John P. Smith
Suak
Ceres
Texas and Sabine
Jefferson County
Texas and Sabine Pass
Sabine
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Allway
Port Thur
Damage at Sabine Pass Greater Than First Estimated
Houston reports the Sabine Pass hurricane damage is higher than first estimates. Port Arthur victims were interred yesterday as a funeral train carried bodies to the cemetery. None of the injured has died. shipping losses include wrecked lumber schooners and uncertainty about the river pile with six men aboard.
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Houston
Texas
Port Arthur
Sabine Pass
Ceres
Alaska's First Railroad Aims for Taslin Lake
Vancouver Sept 15. Superintendent Duchesnay chief engineer of the Kootenay division of the Canadian Pacific railroad left on the steamer Princesa Louise for the Buckeen river mouth to locate a line for a railway to Taslin lake tapping Yukon trade. In the same boat were about 40 passengers from the Bristol and Eugene seeking Klondike access via the Stickeen route, an all Canadian route, after failing to reach St Michaels.
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Duchesnay
Kootenay
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Princesa Louise
Buckeen River
Taslin Lake
Yukon
Bristol
Eugene
Klondike
Stickeen
St Michaels
Debs' Paper Minx Hayes to Lead Cleveland Social Democrat
Max Hayes editor of the Cleveland Citizen has been named editor of the rhetoric as the organ of Debs Social Democracy in Cleveland Ohio. Hayes, a bright years in labor circles, serves as correspondence secretary of the Central Labor Union. The move signals a shift in socialist journalism in the city and consolidates Hayes's leadership role amid ongoing labor activism.
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Minx Hayes
Cleveland
Ohio
Max Hayes
Cleveland Citizen
Cleveland Labor Anian
Rheta Thicasd
Debs
Social Democracy
Hayes
Ace
Ergacies Labor
Aiso
Central Labor Umion
Bre
Csasta
Mrs Besant on X rays or Mental Healing in Chicago
Mrs Annie Besant Theosophist leader spoke to a large crowd on clairvoyance mental healing and their relation to Theosophy and science. She described clairvoyance as a high grade vision of ultra violet rays produced by a brain center and likened it to an X ray from mental powers. She argued mental healing covers three disease classes and warned of risks from misuse.
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Chicago
Annie Benant
Steinway Ball
Paris
Goodyear proposes $1000 for northwest farming colony
Miss Anna Forbes Goodyear of Boston calls for raising $1,000 to establish a self-supporting farming community for unemployed eastern poor in the northwest. She envisions home labor initially, then ownership of land, with a cautious phased plan and one manager per plantation. Each worker would repay by work for the capital laid out.
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New York
Anna Forbes Goodyear
Boston
Northwest
Goodyear
Washington
Jury Refuses to Return Verdict in Neb District Court
In Pender Nebraska a jury refused to return a verdict as directed in a case against ex County Treasurer Hosts to recover a shortage. The judge ordered the record to show the verdict as returned while the defense plans appeal to test the practice in the Nebraska Supreme Court.
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Pender
Neb
Hosts
Supreme Court
Judes Thomas
Ubatt
Nebraska
Drosky in Gotham Captivates With Russian Carriage
Dr H Woodbury of New York is seen driving a Russian drosky in Gotham streets as a Moscow nobleman recipient. The four wheeled rubber tired open carriage draws attention, with a smart coachman and a two passenger capacity. The harness features eight feather bands and silver mounts, noted for its rarity among Boyar nobles.
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Dr . H. Woodbury
New York
York
Dros «Y
Moscow
Nobseman
Br. Woodbury
Gothaim
Victoria
Hypnotized performer travels from Chicago to St Louis
A Chicago troupe from The Twentieth Century company, detained by an attachment on baggage, left for St Louis after a morning departure. Reports say performers including a soubrette influenced Vonsreble, while a free exhibit of Arthur Peck paintings and sketches runs at 585 Jane Street each afternoon except Mondays.
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Vonsreble
Chicago
Twentieth Century Company
Gaiety Theater
St. Louie
Sherridan
Bavine
Arthur Peck
Jane Street
Chicago to curb street litter with peremptory enforcement
Chief of police vows strict action to stop throwing waste paper and bags on sidewalks and alleys. Assistant Chief Lewis cites civic boxes on lamp posts and urges residents and visitors to discard waste properly to keep Chicago streets clean and welcoming.
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Chictas
Sept
Blue Coate
Lewis
Civic Federation
Chicago
St. Louis
Pontoon Build To Boost Naval Derbies
London reports a mammoth pontoon en route from the Tyne to Havana. Built for Spain with US-backed effort, the dock will bear the largest Spanish navy vessel. Nine tugs to launch, tow by the New Zealand liner Ruapehi, using record rope hawsers. steel hawser would cost $700,000.
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London
Tyné
Havana
Wallsend-on-Tyne
Thivena
Spain
Tyne
Ruapehif
Healer's faith tested by Kokomo preacher test
In Kokomo Indiana on September 15 Reverend Kuhn of Main Street Christian whirled a cab of cripples to healer Schrader and urged him to cure them. Schrader claimed divine faith could shield him from poison but he refused to drink a vial marked strychnine containing only cream salts after Kuhn offered it.
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Schrader
Kokomo
Ind
Kuhn
Chrisian Church
Reservoir Survey Near Rawlins Wyoming Described
Surveys completed by Assistant Engineer Davie of Union Pacific for a large reservoir west of Rawlins. The eight mile circumference structure will be three feet deep at the center and serve Rawlins shops, livestock, irrigation and water supply needs.
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Rawlins
Wyo
En Pineer Davie
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Rawlins Shops
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