N Y Democrats clash with Unitarians over convention hall
Bamatoon New York Sept 24 Fire weather greeted the Democratic delegates and boomers. Leaders worked to arrange hall use with Unitarians and Dollarism factions while Whitney’s name loomed as a unifying option. Debate raged on nomination strategy and scheduling for the two day convention.
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Bamatoon
N. Y
Dollarism
Usuactans
Sheeran
Gilrey
Democrate
Old Casins
Flower Wan
Fiei
Gaynor
Ove Jondee
le Nut
Elate
Cook
Thatcher
Lockwood
William Whitney
New York
Jiverpout
Whitney
Tammuny Kall
Saayer
Tia Vrery Cot
Iss
Guards of Health. American Public Health Association meets in Montreal
Montreal opening the twenty second annual meeting of the American Public Health Association today with Surgeon General George M. Sternberg as former president, Dr No McCormack of Bowl Green Ky vice president, and Director Albert El Gibson among leaders. The Sanitary group is described as a premier North American health body, with prior gatherings in Chicago and Mexico City two years earlier.
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American Public Hearth Association
Montreal
Que
American Public Health Association
George M. Sternberg
Ite
No McCormack
Bowl Greos
Albert EL Gihon
Abner Gaal
de SM Carmona Y
Vale of Mestea
North America
Chicago
Mexica
Pan-American Medical Association
Walker and Reinhart Named for Atchison Topeka Santa Fe
In New York on September 24 Judge LaCombe officially appointed A F Walker as receiver for the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe upon the recommendation of the reorganizational committee. J W Reinhart’s resignation as receiver was formally accepted. In Lexvos the same date, Feethall Accident notes several football injuries including a neck fracture to Hudson at Shipley and two leg breaks at Tottenham in a single weekend.
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New York
United States District Court
Lacombe
A. F. Walker
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
J. W. Reinhart
Feethall
Lexvos
Bees
Hudson
Shipley
Tottenham
Murphy Fight Dominates New Orleans Boxing Notes
A New Orleans bout week highlights Murphy’s boxing prowess. Johnny Murphy, Harvard instructor, faces rivals Dixon Cal McCarthy and others, with Abbott and Everhardt slated for 104 pounds. The headline clash features middleweights Fitzsimmons and Creedon, pitting height and reach advantages against Creedon’s sturdier build.
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New Orleans
New Onpeans
Porcent
Eure Spo
Immerhy Rehacer
Spicer Kelly
Ap Dcain
Joe McGrath
George
Jour Rongnde
Johnny Murphy
Harvard
Dixon
Cal McCarthy
Stayton Abbott
Jack Everhardt Mest
Abbott
Everhard
Middlewalghte
Pitzsimmonk
Creedon
Bob Fiteahiumonus
Hall
Maher
Dempsey
Hal
Costello
Alex Creggeins
Creedom
Fitzsimmons
Baroness Murdett Coutts Clash With Unions Over Painters
The correspondence between Baroness Murdett-Coutts and the Loudon painters trade society secretary draws attention. The secretary accuses the baroness of employing painters at Brookfield. The baroness replies defending her rights and condemning union oppression, noting Brookfield is her husband’s property and praising her past support for workers.
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Turdett-Coutte
Mer Habtes
Inxoes
Murdett-Coutts
Loudon Painters Trade Society
Avieries
Brooktvid
Brookfield
Apupera
Oden
Shewasle
Thele
Mrs Draytons Divorce Notice on Extended Answer
The affair centers on Mrs Draytons divorce case in New York with a narrative from Trenton about the alleged fault of her husband. Counsel says an agreement delays the answer to October. the defense argues an answer can be filed after testimony and that a decree from the chancellor could reopen the case.
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Mra Drayton
Allspale Teen
Trenton
N. J
Clark
Connsel
Drayton
March to Khartoum and Emin Pasha force movement
Reports from Sept 2 indicate Colville, Uganda administrator, ordered gathering Emin Pasha’s Sudanese troops for a march on Bar El Ghazal to block Montellinistian passage. Signal for joint Anglo Indian operation from Sualim and Kasssia to Khartoum. Also noted are Montana cattle thieves arrests and Searle’s failed bicycle record attempt. Morocco advices report worsening conditions for Katifa Jews and changes at the Sunday Times editorship.
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Sigmat
Pears
Colville
Uganda
Sualim
Kasssia
Artoum
Bearle
New York
R. P. Searle
Chicago
Pomeroy
Losvos
Yoniger
Katiica
Morocco
Hurricane Warning Sent to Seaport Towns
A hurricane approaching the southern U S coast prompts warnings for New Orleans Mobile Pensacola and other ports. Storm signals are hoisted from Key West to Galveston with vessels told to remain in port as the storm moves east of Cuba and toward the Gulf. The Weather Bureau issues continuous updates and maritime advisories to keep ships informed and safe.
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Wasuineros
United States
West Indies
Weather Bureau
Re i
Windward Islands
Buhema Islands
Porto Rico
New York
Baltimore
Delaware
Norfalk
Wilmington
Savannah
Charleston
Jacksonville
Ao Nee
Cuba
Santiago
Key West
Gulf Coast
Galveston
Ruilea
Jupiter
Puits
Garada
Tampa
Cedar Keys
Suywoouh
Sa ¥Anoal
New
Hurricane Center
Alavuna
Key Weat
New Orleans
Port Eads
Robile
Pensacola
Suction
Suvarnah
Section
Norfolk
Payne Dead After Skull Injury at Santa Fe Engine Yard
J. O. Payne died from a skull fracture and brain concussion after a fatal injury at Lawrence on September 19. He lay unconscious at Topeka before dying at home on Clay Street. Funeral set for tomorrow at 4 p.m. The notices also report deaths of Lydia Burton, Joby Cricetiman, Fannie C Dodds, Laura Wilson, and W. Hartley, with funeral details and brief kin notes.
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Payne
Santa Pe
Lawrence
Clay Street
Mise Lydia Burton
Sammel Roudeburh
Tenth Street
Poe
Joby Cricietman
Gebres
Polk Street
Mise Fannie C. Dodds
Mire
Laura Wilson
Atos Wilson
Limestreet
W. & Hartley
Santa Fe
Elmmdale
Kilograms and Six Colored Men Arrested in Chicago Poker Raid
Police raided a poker game at 811 Clark Street. Fourteen Chinese men and six colored men were arrested as officers seized poker tables and chips. The proprietor identified was John Sao.
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Kinames
Chicago
Harrison Street
Clark Street
John Sao
Troutman replies to charges over Potwin House claim
James A. Troutman Republican candidate for lieutenant governor writes Charles F. Scott denying building a house in Potwin. He says he bought a pre existing residence in 1856 and rented until 1894 when he purchased it, and notes two North Topeka houses built with contracts fully paid. He challenges substantiation of Close’s accusation and vows to withdraw if facts prove false. He emphasizes his clean credit among Topeka businessmen.
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Ad Close
Fhem
James A. Troutman
Charles F. Scott
Iola Srowatee
Iola
Fred J. Close
Close
Troutman
Potwin Place
Fole
Colonel Close
Potwin
North Topeka
F Purisch Dead A Famous Opera Singer In Poverty
New York reports the death of Purisch Madi, renowned for singing Aida under Verdi. She died in poverty, buried in Plainfield Catholic graveyard and lacks a headstone unless friends fund one. Few mourners attended, and her farm was placed in a cloth covered coffin borne by husband and undertaker.
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Poseus
New York
Pursch
Hethel S Mountain
New Jersey
Burie
Plainfield
Ortruda
Lohengrin
Melba
Ladhalie
Sue
Army officers eyed for Indian agents in reform plan
Interior officials weigh replacing civilian Indian agents with army officers while noting mixed results. Some officers have performed better, others not, and civilians may still fill roles. Officials say Indians could be controlled civilly rather than militarily if the experiment ends.
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Waaashington
Interior Department
Ibis
Suwith
Indice
Ag Stat
VoxonAus
Haseen
Hiroshima
Ex-Queen of Hawaii Seeks 200000 Damages via Agent
Reports from San Francisco claim H A Widdeman of Honolulu travels to Washington to file a damage suit against the United States on behalf of the ex queen for 200000. The claim ties the provisional government to the Boston warship action, which the president later disavowed. Widdeman declines to discuss his mission, insisting only that he has important duties and wishes to avoid publicity.
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San Francisco
H. A. Widdeman
Honolulu
United States
Hawaii
Boston
Widdeman
Tls
Washington
Tranquet
Widdemus
Hig
Lotand
Mayor dismisses Hargreaves amid sidewalk and sewer row
Mayor Harrison removed sidewalk and sewer inspector Richard Hargreaves in a dispute with the council. Samuel P. Growsch, a Lincoln post commander, replaces him. The move ends a month of appointment contested as temporary. The salary is 50 dollars monthly and lasts until the Ritchie contract sidewalks finish in about a month.
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Geoeweh
Harrison
Richard Hargreaves
Samuel PF. Growsch
Lincoln Post
Hargreaves
Couner
Sounell
Griggs
Ltargreaves
Uta Lovato Upderat
Grooseh
Ritchie
Boston team signs with New York Nation association
Boston reports claim the entire Boston league team signed with the New York National association for next year. Manager Selee and the players deny the story, saying no agreement exists and origins remain unclear. Independent Swedish Club meets at 614 House Avenue with address by D C Tillotson and Gen W Veale. all invited.
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Boston Songs
National Association
Boston
Tos
Louisville
Boston League
Uhe New York Nations Association
Cigelmati
Selee
Bostons
Crncrsyatt
Boston Baseball Club
New York National Association
Itm
Swesiah Club
House Avenue
D. C Tillotson
Geu W. Veale
Sideshow of Democratic Ticket Urges Unknown Support
Editor A L Clark of Margarille Democrat cites an affidavit claiming state Democratic leaders planned to defeat Luelling and elect Morrill. Clark says Marshall county Democrats refuse to be used as dupes and notes uncertainty over the ticket he now supports.
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A. L Clark
Marshall County
bin Actin
Tle
Ufjderst
Mc Clark
Tia Ayaa
Richardsup
Etate Central
Je Auya
Richardson
Kansan le
Luwelling
Clark Aays
Anid
Morrill
Wehardson
Clark
Page Leaves As Insurance Agent Under Suspicion
Thomas Taylor Page, a young agent for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co of New York, allegedly used false schemes to obtain upfront commissions and lure applicants. An investigation led to a warrant for his arrest in Phillipsburg, with officials planning to pursue him and seeking a lengthy penitentiary sentence upon capture. Page is said to have ties to Chicago and Washington, with a past as a clerk and postal worker before joining the agency.
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Thomas Taylor Page
Magee
Sletropoliten
Life Inneurance Com
New York
Cnty
W. G. Bateman
Gurpeie Ig
Thomas
Thomase
Ibis Pot
Bateman
Jourwad
Murniy
Mr. Bateman
Mvd
Phillipelurir
Wilel
Auf Potice
Bite
Unieshal
Pouitbebacg
Lava
Captainglaf
Phillipsburg
Sullard
Kurdge
Shillipeburg
Page
Bien
Ties
Che
Bateman Dows
Tepeis
Chitaye
Minther
Washington, D. GC
W. G. Mens Rottat Co
Postetifice Department
Corruption Charges Rise Over Public Safety Chief
The grand jury in Alleghany County weighed corruption claims against John Murphy, chief of public safety, as attorney Burleigh pressed for full evidence after grand jury deadlocked eleven to eleven. The case, presented in open court, centers on alleged gifts and influence involving gambling and disorderly houses.
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Pillsburg
John Murphy
Alleghany
Grand Jury
A. I. Titre
Mayee
Voraman George Burteck
Rowand
Burleigh
Howand
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McKane
William G. Hayoor
Brooklyn
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Granil Central
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Murphy
Khartoum
Montana
Arcestes
Dearty
Misu
D. Nead
J. D. Wilkins
KE Bourdette
Montind
North Deorant
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Wilkins
Londow
Arthur Breckett
Sunday ‘Times
Frederick Beer
Mobile
A. Dbd
Munich
St Perenences
Andrew D. White
United Pter
Russia
Queen Lil
David
T. T. Page
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