Canada’s Claims Are Almost Unlimited At Boundary Session
At the Alaska Boundary Commission hearing in London on September 24 Attorney General Joy argued Canada’s broad claims, asserting dominion control from shores to ocean and downplayed the relevance of certain fishery factors. U.S. counsel David T. Watson described historical purchases and notifications, noting no formal challenge to the boundary line before now, while Canadian counsel Bylesworth contended Canada had no stake in the issue in 1870.
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London
Joy
Angumtent
Canada
Hin Miormng
Fip
Alaska Boundary Commission
Lolge
David T. Watson
Fittsburg
United States
Alaska
United Shire
Tussin
Grant
Great Britain
Watson
Yukon
Grea Britain
Inleta
B. Bylesworth
Corada
Lynn Canal
Parks Case Before Whole Convention
Kansas City September reports on the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers follow the suspension of New York Local No. 2 led by Sam Parks. The credentials committee reported to the convention amid protests as factions clash over Parks and followers and the authority of President Buchanan. The session is expected to run days with the fate of Local No. 2 and the inside shop division at stake.
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Kanas City
Tro
Anit Hs
New York
Parks
Taha
Henri Sly
Li P. Cures
Puffalo
Charles AW Winwlow
Washingt
TD. C
the Provident
Toul
Ional
Inaemiel
Kansas City
Sur Parks
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Hed ‘Bren
Bulanan
Buchanan
Furks
United Arriva Ani
Canada
National Organization
Anehanan Tins
Jisackinn
New York Union
Spectacular funeral scene described at Chinaman’s wake
A vivid account depicts a Chinese funeral with rites and mourners in Chinatown. The narrative details offerings, priests, and a ceremonial atmosphere surrounding the death and its cultural observances.
Electric car accident mars New York scene
A trolley car collision in Whit Phang Round leaves ten women and a man injured. The motor car pulled away from the platform causing a plunge down a bank and a 50 foot slide.
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New York
la Polictman Hive
Bruin
Betory Walt Ts
Lawyer Leaves the Court Room in Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek Colo Sept 5 General Chase produced in District court four military prisoners for habeas corpus writs. Soldiers lined the courthouse as former Attorney General Eugene Eingley protested their presence. The judge resumed the motion to quash. Eingley argued the writ should be heard under constitutional guarantees. The court is surrounded by armed troops. legal argument continued on the writ's reach and authority.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
General Chase
Lroopaway
Wid
Court House
Eugens Eingley
Cour
Coal Miners of Utah May Be Ordered to Join in Big Strike
Puebla Sept 23 The convention of District No 15 of Ute United Mine Workers opened at Trades Assembly Hall. Delegates from Colorado Wyoming Alabama New Mexico attended. A strike of all miners west of Allis is urged with one delegate per 100 members. President Tob graphed absent. Levis to act. Mitchell supports strike if operators do not concede. Demands to be presented to operators.
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Utah
Puebla
Colo
Ute United Mine Workers
Trades Assembly
Distrive Provident Howells Wee
Whules
Colorado
Wyoming
Alabami
New Mexico
Allis
Foreign Immigrations Surge At New York Ports
Immigrant arrivals to America surge over three days in New York as authorities report 4 646 passes on Monday and about 6 000 on Tuesday. Most migrants head toward northern states with few slated for yellowing districts and distant regions. Reports from various stations anticipate a continued high influx this fall across Europe.
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New York
America
Bilis
Emperor approves reforms in Hungary amid cabinet notice
Yands Post from Hungary dated September 23 reports the royal autograph letter urging Count Hedervary to form a new cabinet. Emperor Franz Joseph laments hindrances on state machinery, cautions against any moves weakening the monarchy, reiterates support for limited reforms promised by Hedervary and former Premier De Grell. He hopes Hedervary will communicate his intentions to the Diet and fulfill the envisaged changes.
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Yands Post
Hungary
Hedarvary
Tong
Francia Joseph
Hans
Inter
Txuperor
Hsis Meyertiless
de Grell
Stomier Hedervary
Hedergary
Galve
Four masked men wanted for Portland express hold up
News from St Joseph reports Burlington officials offering a reward for the arrest and conviction of four masked robbers who held up the Portland express north of St Joseph last night. Passes search the region but yield no leads. no booty was taken.
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Bt. Joseph
Burlington
St. Joseph
Portland Express
Railroad and Express
Prediction of Vesuvian eruption reported by professor
New York dispatch states Professor Stenzil predicted a great eruption of Vesuvius. The Herald’s carpe milento of Naples reports the volcano still at five on the activity scale with no increase in eruption extent.
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New York
Stenzil
Senlinud
Herald
Milento
Naples
Trolley Men Get Better Pay
New York Sept 24 The Public Service Corporation of Newark Rd controls trolley lines in Hudson, Union and Passaic counties and signed a wage agreement with the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Employes for a uniform 22 cents an hour increase for motormen and conductors.
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New York
Public Service Corporation of
Newark
R.d
Hudson, Tinian
Pasauie
Memora
Amalgumated Association of Street and Elseirie
A. Hirge
Former Senator Farwell Dead in Ill Years of Illness
Charles B. Farwell longtime Illinois political figure and former U S senator died at his home after months of illness. Born in New York, he served in local and state government, represented Ogle County in the state senate and house, and later held a seat in the United States Senate. He engaged in real estate banking and owned a stake in a local press house. He leaves daughters and a son.
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Chia
Formor
United States
Charles B. Farwell
Fake Forest
Varwall
Lora
Hnewina
Ogle County
Dinos
C. V. Fanwell & Co
Steulem County
New York
Mier
Senate
House of
Chinawoman's vexations in New York to Montreal voyage
New York reports Mrs Ling Tin a Christian missionary wife of a Chinese man, delayed by passport issues from Canton. She traveled five months to Montreal after boarding a Pauitte line with a $1000 bond. Passports identifying her as a missionary arrived last month but did not match arrival records. An official welcomed her upon reaching Chinatown.
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New York
Lng Tin
Moltatract
Canto Baptist, Academy
Chita
Lin
Stan Francisno
Pauitte
Montreal
Unda Malone
Chinatown
Will Visit King Menelik's Home in Abyssinia
Canton Ohio figure Bent leads a delegation to King Menelik of Abyssinia with aims to foster trade and establish relations. The trip, starting October 8, seeks direct dealings with Abyssinia to promote investments and a potential railroad link, framed as strengthening national interests.
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Canton
Ohio
Bent
Heimer
Maracilles
Menelik
Miyssinia
Maraniiles
Wncau
Shinenor
Atarkan
Abyaalinla
Skinner
Amaron
Akins
Denver Charter Defeated Amid Mixed Reactions
A late night report from Denver notes the defeat of the city charter proposal. The article cites legal challenges and involvement from outside attorneys as concerns about ballot validity and governance follow the election day. Officials expect a special or corrected vote process as the community weighs next steps.
Jews Kept Back by the Soldiers
New York reports a riot where mobs attacked Jews while soldiers stood by. Violence left several dead and many injured as shops were looted and Jewish residents hid indoors. Police and troops moved in after hours of chaos as crowds clashed with authorities near Canal Street.
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New York
Avritten Replemba
London
Gorda
Tava
Sonne Tua
Fares Minkr
Cientkolva
Croope
Dewa
Batal Sonal Bony
Blackmail Linked Kilpatrick Death Revealed in Fragmented Note
Damaged OCR text suggests blackmail motive in the death of Nebraska farmer Davi Kilpatrick. Fragments reference threats to “send you money” and a letter that may imply self inflicted harm. The torn notes and rural hints point to a possible blackmail scheme surrounding Kilpatrick’s body found in a well.
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Matay
Myriley
Mickle
Wilpatrick
State and municipal bonds to be accepted as security
Washington typeset text indicates bonds as security for government deposits. It notes renewals and deposits up to 20 million dollars under a prior circular. It mentions two percent bonds, existing circulation for deposits, and approval of certain bond types at 78 percent value.
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Washingtontiep
Snocebady
Nick Iaelly
Treasury
Brevetary Slatw
Ruteeme
People of Frank Alberta Desert Again After Slide
A severe slide near Turtle Mountain between Frank Alberta and Blairmore forced residents to flee. No lives were reported lost though the town was emptied as evacuees headed to Blairmore and other towns after the train halted seven miles from Frank.
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Frank
B.C
Portland
Ore
Abe Orogopion
Fron
Nelson TG
Sauye Vasaengora
Turtle Mountain
Alberta
Josh
Blairmore
Urink
Iandone
Otnr Fni
Frank End
Important Decision In Regard To Allotted Lands
Chicago report from Muskogee describes United States District Court Judge C W Raymond ruling that a land deed issued without Secretary of the Interior approval is void. The case involves a complainant, a commissioner for the Tagliari Territory, seeking to enjoin the Indian agent from placing possession of lands still benefiting from improvements and expenditures. The court previously refused to grant a decree allowing continued possession until costs were recovered, stating such a decree would nullify congressional intent and threaten tribal title.
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Chicago
Soph
Beer
Muskogee
C. W. Raymond
United States District Court
Denis
Courtsource
Tunis
United
Stiles
Tagliais
Unite
Sintes Indian
Iran
Sis
Premini
Congress
Slites Cintasia Jomuld
Ube Fda
Swindle Claim Leads to Prison Sentence in State Court
In a Superior Court proceeding at Toston on September 23, Judge Sherman sentenced Cranston to prison for forgery and swindling. The case involved a scheme to manipulate bank accounts by opening fictitious withdrawals and pressure to alter checks, with co-defendant Condit named. The plan allegedly aimed to exploit a country bank through rapid trades to trigger account closures.
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Toston
Indge
Sherman
Cranston
Pristmer
Taward
Taeper Tor Walla
Javhiten
Manzin
New York Women and Their Toddy Habits Questioned
A fragmentary 1920s era newspaper report discusses New York women and alleged drinking habits. It references Branson Howard and a debate on temperance influence, noting widespread interest in wine and cocktails among women and social reactions in New York and beyond.
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New York
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