Strike breakers from Coeur d Alene
Cripple Creek Sept. 29 General Chase accepted service of a habeas corpus issued by Judge Leeds yesterday in the case of C. G. Kennison and other military prisoners. Judge Crump said the proceedings would be regular and that the military aims to justify custody. No military display is expected in court during the trial. The men from the Coeur d Alene district have not begun work and were approached by union members with little success.
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Cripple Creek
General Chase
Leeds
C. G. Kennison
Crump
Mili
Tary
Coeur D' Alene
Union
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Canadian
Iron Workers Convention Faces Likely Split Says Brophy
President Frank Buchanan of the International Association of Structural Iron and Bridge Workers hints at stepping down if the majority backs Sam Parks. Daniel Brophy from Scranton forecasts a convention split, as factions clash amid censure of Roosevelt over the Blitier case and support for closed shops.
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Kansas City
Frank Buchanan
International Association of Structural Iron and Bridge Workers
Sam Parks
Buehaan
Daniel Brophy
Scranton
Resolutions Committee
Roosevelt
Washington
Peabody
Colorado
Impure Food Found by Government in Cargo Inspections
Washington reports Dr. W Wiley states that since July 1, twenty of 205 imported food cargoes were condemned for impurity. Among them five wines with salicylic acid or misbranding, two white wines with sulphurous acid, four olive oils with cottonseed oil, three Frankfurter sausages with preservatives, four canned vegetables with lead tops, one misbranded vinegar, and one coal tar dye coloring matter. Seventeen cargoes released or under examination. some owners granted extra time for proof of purity.
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Washington
W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Southern Pacific to Hold Annual Election Next Week
Cincinnati Sept 29 The case of Tal Lor J Taylor and others to restrain the voting of stock held by Union Pacific Railway at the Southern Pacific annual election was dismissed in the US Circuit Court of Appeals on telegraphic advices. The election, delayed since last April, will proceed week after next at Beechmont near Louisville, the company’s legal headquarters.
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Cincinnati
Tal- Lor J. Taylor
Union Pacific Railway
Southern Pacific Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Beechmont
Louisville
Finley Installed as President of the College of the City of New York
Dr. John Huson Finley was installed as president in a ceremony attended by many college leaders and officials. Governor Odell, Senators and university presidents delivered addresses, with a Roosevelt letter read of congratulations praising public higher education and its role in citizenship and leadership. Separately, a Dexter murder case in Malone and a fire at a Raquette Lake camp disrupted a New York Adirondack estate, with few clues and a $5,000 reward.
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New York
John Husson Finley
Princeton
College
City of
Odell
Depew
Grover Cleveland
Hadley
Yale
Schurman
Cornell
Butley
Columbia
Roosevelt
Finley
Nex
Cure
Orlando P. Dexter
Adirondack
Santa Clara
Ecole
Old Forge
Raquette Lake
John C. Freund
Northern Iron Producers Recommend 20 Percent Cut
A New York report says a furnace operators committee in the northern district backs a 20 percent reduction in pig iron production to curb oversupply. The measure, expected to be adopted, may influence the Southern Association. Pittsburgh Cleveland and New Jersey makers are said to align with the recommendation as a Birmingham district excess is noted.
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New York
Southern Association
Birmingham
North
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
New Jerseys
Troops Deployed From Toronto Over Riot Scenes
In Toronto and Soo area reports describe unrest following labor tensions and rioting. Troops from the Royal Canadian Dragoons and three city regiments mobilized under Col Buchanan, with further units arriving, while saloons stay open and up to 1,500 workers gather at Wiers Lumber camp. Police and military guard ferries as leaders are arrested and miners are set to arrive aboard the Minnie M. for transport to the Soo.
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Toronto
Ont
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Buchanan
Seo
Wiers
Soo
Grenadiers
Hotel thieves surprised at Sherman house capture in Chicago
A well dressed thief was caught after a fight in the Sherman house corridor. Clerk Derring chased him from Worch’s room. jewelry worth 2500 dollars and 25 in cash found on the captured man who claimed to be Charles Foster of Tiffin Ohio. The other thief fled.
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Chicago
Sherman House
Derring
Worch
Fort Wayne
Berring
Cdond
Charles Foster
Tiffin
Irish and French to Form Church
New York dispatch reports a Vatican inquiry into establishing a western Catholic patriarchate. It would cover Anglo-Saxon nations with semi independence from Rome, backed by an Irish and French clergy front and collaboration with America for a modern liberal church impulse.
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New York
Vatican
Rome
America
Bank proprietor Kah flees embezzlement case to America
Berlin reports Ephraim Kah, proprietor of a bank, fled after embezzling about $12,000. He is said to be heading toward America while authorities pursue him.
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Berlin
Frankfort Zeitung
Ephraim Kah
America
Youth Arrested in Albany Rail Robbery Probe
At dawn in Albany Oregon Chief of Police Mc Lean arrested a man matching a train robber description. The youth, about 21, named Thomas Watson, refused further statements and claimed San Francisco as his home. He will be held for Portland officials.
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Albany
Ore
McLean
Oregon Railroad and Navigation
Thomas Watson
San Francisco
Portland
Embezzler Chatfield Caught After Chicago Arrest
Walter Stoddard Chatfield, wanted by the American Express Company for embezzlement, was arrested in Chicago after a nationwide search. He previously worked five years at the Far Rockaway office, resided with his wife and two children, and allegedly stole funds with a reported small shortages prompting a large reward.
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Chicago
Walter Stoddard
Chatfield
Far Stockaway
American Express Company
Ile
New York
Walter Stoddard Chatfield
Far Rockaway
J. L
Filipino Gets 26 Months for Founding Sedition Ring
Manila judge Sweeny sentences Dominador Gomez to twenty six months in prison plus a $500 fine for founding a seditious organization. The court notes about $40,000 collected by Union Obreso. Gomez accounted for only $14,000 and sold stock while knowing the union was insolvent. The conspiracy aimed to overthrow US authority. Filipino counsel contests verdict, citing translation issues.
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Manila
Sweeny
Dominador Gomez
Union Obreso
Gomez
Cononiracy
United States
Made His Church A Success In Dramatic Dress Service
Dr. Kerr Gray founder of the Sunday Evening Dress Service has died in Edinburgh while on vacation. He led St. George's Chapel and urged fashionable crowds to attend in formal attire. His work linked church life with theatre, drawing many actresses to sing in his choir.
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New York
Kerr Gray
Society
Edinburgh
London
New York Herald
St. George's Chapel
Mayfield
Hanlon and Yanger Fight Set at Mechanics Pavilion
San Francisco September 29 Eddie Hanlon and Johnny Yanger will meet in a twenty round bout at the Mechanics Pavilion. Lawson is favored at 10 to 7 with strong money on Yanger’s side while fans expect a long, hard contest. Alex Greggains is invited to second Yanger again, with Billy Roach possibly joining Hanlon’s corner.
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San Francisco
Eddie Hanlon
Jienny Yanger
Mechanics Pavilion
Lawson
Ianton
Alex Greggaina
Belhind Yanger
Pilly Roach
Harry Toley
London Alderman Elected Lord Mayor for 1901
London aldermen elect Sir James Thomson Ritchie, brother of the late chancellor, as mayor for the coming year at the Guild Hall, succeeding Sir Marcus Samuel.
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London
James Thomson ‘Ritchie
Siri Marcus Samuel
Turks Leave the Frontier
Dispatches from Burgas report insurgent chief Gorjikoff says Turkish troops have withdrawn from Zahornaya Karlovo and Gralaticoco in the Kirklisse district. The vacated positions are now held by insurgents, believed to be at the Bulgarian government’s request.
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Burgas
Bugaria
Gorjikoff
Kirklisse
Zahornaya Karlovo
Gralaticoco
Ohio Democrats respond to Clarke Hanna clash letter
Cleveland dispatch reports Charles P. Salen, head of the Ohio Democratic committee, replying to Dick from Columbus. He defends Senator Hanna against John H. Clarke attacks, cites ship subsidy, municipal code, and franchise issues, and urges a joint discussion with Clarke.
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Cleveland
Charles P. Salen
Ohio State Democratic Committee
Columbus
Bir
Penobscot
Rio Grande
M. A. Hanna
United States Senate
John H. Clarke
People’s Treasury
Hanna
Clarke
Candon
Bailey
Texas
Ohio
John St. Clarke
Senator Hanna
October dividends rise but small disbursements lead
The Journal of Commerce reports October dividends from industrial firms totaling 19.593 million dollars, up about 2.3 million from September and 1 million over August, yet below the year’s pre August average. The October total is spread among many small disbursements.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
Ridicules United States contention at Alaska boundary sessions
London news reports Christopher Robinson, K. C., recovering from illness, arguing against U S claims in the Alaska boundary inquiry. He mocked American deductions and asserted Article VII covers reciprocal privileges inland, not south of latitude 51.40, while disputing U S claims on privileges south of 54.40 and U S allegiance of Alaskans.
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London
Alaska Boundary Commission
Christopher Robinson
K. C
Alverstone
Robinson
USA Ps
United States
Russia
Colombia to Make Overtures on Canal to United States
A Colon dispatch says Colombia may authorize the president to conclude a canal treaty with the United States on a set basis without Congress approval. No confirmation yet from Colombian representatives in this country.
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Colombia
Canal
United States
New York
Colon
Bogota
Coloman Congress
Congress
Changes in the Russian War Ministry in Moscow Crisis
Paris dispatches relay that General Bakharoff, chief of staff, will likely succeed General Kuropatkin as war minister. Kuropatkin’s dismissal follows Manchurian setbacks and Witte’s influence. Rumors place Kuropatkin as Caucasus governor with Bob Tikioff or France Obolenski in line for the war portfolio.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Generali Bakharoff
Kuropatkin
Witte
Council of Ministers
Far East
Rope
Caucasu
Bob Tikioff
Finance
France Obolenski
Wolcott Man in Colorado Politics Leads GOP Split
Denver September 25 Interest in the Republican state convention is high as rival factions in Denver claim control of delegations led by Edward O Wolcott and David H Moffatt Chief Justice John Campbell is expected to secure renomination for the bench A split may force two conventions with credentials contested and debates over seating delegates The convention opened with Wolcott as temporary chairman and Roosevelt praised by Colorado Republicans who unanimously back him for 1904 president
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Denver
Cami Wate
Supreme Court
United States Senate
John Campbell
Edward 0. Wolcott
David Hi. Moffatt
Brown Palace
Wolcott
Denver Wolcott
General Assembly
House
D. B. Fairley
State Committee
Edward O. Wolcott
Republican Party
United States
Colorado
Walcott
Roosevelt
Fairley
Dixon
Theodore [Roosevelt
U S Marshal Found Guilty in New Year Robbery Case
Ex Deputy U S Marshal Richards was convicted in Des Moines of robbing Mr and Mrs Sullivan at Hamilton on New Year’s night. Baird wounded in the holdup testified he and crook Red Rup obtained 2000 dollars and that Richards organized the crime.
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Des Moines
U. S
Richards
P. Sullivan
Hamilton
Baird
Red Rup
Sullivana
Chamberlain's Meeting in Sept Conference and Ticket Demand
Premier Balfour and Lord Milner held a three hour conference in Tendon. The afternoon included meetings with Mr Rit chie and other politicians. Five thousand tickets were mailed for Chamberlain's meeting in Glasgow with strong demand, and about fifty thousand applications were received for advance tickets.
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Balfour
Lord Milner
Ritchie
Lord Psher
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Isa Malcolm
M. P
Mr. Chamberlain
Glasgow
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Repubblican
Berlina Heights
Germany
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Express Company
Hanlon and Yanger
Bulgaria
Ohio Republican Committee
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