Sun and Moon Case Union Arrests and Cripple Creek Labor Tensions
In Georgetown Colorado on September 10, authorities prepared to arrest seven eight defendants from the Citizens' Alliance on charges including conspiracy to riot and false imprisonment. In Idaho Springs twenty three miners face accusations of Sun and Moon property destruction, while Mine Owners’ Association bans Western Federation of Miners from their properties. Strikes persist as rail arrangements and reduced rates lure workers from Missouri to fill jobs, with limited resumption at Stratton's Independence and Vindicator leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Colo
James C. Craig
Fred J. Zell
Denver
Jary
Citizens’ Alliance
Idaho Springs Alliance
District Court
Sun and Moor
Citizens’ Alliance of Idaho Springs
Owers
J. C. Craig
F. J. Zell
Idaho Springs Miners’ Union
Cripple Creek
Mine Owners’ Association
Western Federation of Miners
Missouri
Joplin
Stratton
Independence
Vindicator
Ifull City Placer
Stiles Sues Unions for Injunction Over Labor Pressure
Chicago painter John M. Stiles files in circuit court seeking an injunction against unions and leaders he accuses of driving him from business. He cites threats and strikes aimed at forcing him to drop nonmember workers on contracts at Ellis avenue and the Magnus foundry, and he also pursues a $50,000 damage suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John M. Stiles
Stile
Advisory Board
The
Buildings Trades
Ellis Avenue
S. FE. Gross
Magnus Foundry
Labo
Advisory Board of the
Building Trades
Stiles
Umpire Decision Sparks Debate in Wyoming Coal Region
Coal operators welcome a Wright ruling granting the right to discharge workers in the Wyoming fields. United Mine Workers leaders warn the privilege could be abused by foremen acting on headquarters orders, risking new unrest after the recent strike. Officials call the decision far-reaching and potentially bringing peace or renewed conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Wyoming
Wright
Emloyes
United Mine Workers
Mine strike action tied to discharge of employee
Report notes that a strike would occur if the discharge for cause of an employee is not reconsidered. Management claims the commission title award caused the issue, and workers threaten to join the walkout to compel a retraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strike Commission
Ordr
Dobson Mills End Strike as Workers Return
Philadelphia reports the return of 100 setter workers and 150 tapestry carpet weavers to John and James Dobson's plagh and carpet mills ending a three month strike that began earlier this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John and
James Dobson
Plagh and
Press Agent for Turkey Morcombe to Write Frontline Truth
Joseph Be. Morcombe has been hired by the sultan of Turkey as a press agent to report from the Macedonian front without bias. He claims Turkish superiority and says protests use Christianity as a disguise to attack government, warning that anarchists threaten good governance if the truth is hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapida
Joseph BE. Morcombe
Turkey
Macedonia
Morcombe
PROPELLER BREAKS ITSELF Wideweater reveal Langley airwhip accident
In Wideweater Virginia on September 10 a Langley airwhip propeller broke under velocity, causing a blade to strike the frame and miss men on a tug boat deck. Professor Manly operated the car to safety, signaling structural weakness that may postpone a test or future Munching runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley
Manly
Accident at a funeral in Valverde causes injuries
Denver report states a hearse flashing black trimmings frightened the next carriage team. The runaway overturned it injuring nine people, including Mrs. Ora Sedbrook and nine year old Alice Sedbrook, with serious injuries to Dr. W White the driver and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Valverde
Ora Sedbrook
Ellen Sedbrook
B. L. Sedbrook
Alice Sedbrook
Dr. W. White
Train crash injures several in Three Rivers
A passenger train collided with the rear of a freight train near Three Rivers Lake Shore depot. Injured include Mrs. Arun Huntington of Elkhart Ind Rev A B R Wright Mrs Samuel Outlander and G C Bodley all seriously bruised and cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Rivers
Mich
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Arun Huntington
Elkhart
Ind
A. BR. Wright
Samuel Outlander
G. CC. Bodley
Beeler Resigns as Inspector of Rifle Practice
Adjutant General Scott accepts the resignation of Captain Rush C. Beeler of Chicago who served as inspector of rifle practice for the First Infantry based in Springfield Illinois as of September 10.
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Springfield
Scott
Rush C. Beeler
Chicago
First Infantry
Baseball Scores From Across Leagues and Cities
Baseball scores dated Sept 10 list results from the National and American leagues and associations. Notable games include Pittsburg 38 Chicago 1 and Cincinnati 18 St. Louis 5 in the league, plus Boston 9 Washington 4 in the American, with several rain delays and darkness noted in later innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville- Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Peoria
Milwaukee
Eoria
Rioters Sentenced in Jail Entry Attempt Case
In Danville Illinois on September 10 the circuit court sentenced eleven men to indeterminate terms in Chester penitentiary and Thomas Bell to the Pontiac reformatory after overruled requests for new trials in the July 25 jail entry attempt to kill inmates. The judge urged reform and noted the men avoided a murder charge by the narrow margin of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Circuit Court
M. W. Thompson
Chester
Thomas Bell
Pontiac Reformatory
Fragmentary Threats in Sheriff Confrontation Scene
A partial OCR fragment hints at a threat or accusation directed at a sheriff. The words imply fatal intent and a claim that a different official might have achieved success. No clear names or locations are readable to identify persons or places.
Harry M Kinley Arrest Highlights Social Rise and Delusion
In Kalamazoo and Niles Michigan pages a troubled Harry McKinley cousin of the late President is jailed for jumping a hotel bill and facing mounting debts. He appears mentally unbalanced and mutters of past deeds as officers seek to learn the truth. His wife and he sought elite social circles but found little success. Mutete Indiana reports a deep oil strike near Manete. Oklahoma notes a heavy rain and tornado in Guthrie.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Harry McKinley
President McKinley
Niles
McKinley
Dette
Tim
Moet
Weather forecast fragment with regional showers and winds
The bulletin notes cloudy and threatening conditions with cooler, variable winds turning northwest in Indiana and widespread showers in Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin. It mentions southerly winds shifting to westerly across lower Michigan Iowa and areas with cooler, party cloudy conditions.
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Ndiana
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Lowna
Markets Recap Chicago Streaks Through Seasonal Volatility
The Chicago market notes estimated receipts of 24 000 with hogs trading mostly at 5 60 to 5 55 for fair to good. cattle receipts about 18 000 with steers from 5 50 to 10 and calves at 4 00 to 6 75. sheep receipts around 25 000 with westerns at 1 70, natives at 2 75 to 4 60, and lambs up to 4 70. East Buffalo reports mixed cattle, hog, and sheep prices with steady demand and varied classes, while St Louis quotes No 2 red wheat around 8c and corn and oats firm across multiple contracts.
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Chicago
Rept
Texas
St. Louis
E. Rye
East Buffalo Live
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunnine & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Clare
Hali
Nervousness Seen As Symptom Of Womanly Disease
An 1890s-style ad notes nervousness as a symptom of womanly disease and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery to cure the underlying illness, claim restoring health and regularity with testimonials. It touts nerve tranquility and sleep, plus pills for bowel relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womten
Minorities mass killings spark Beirut unrest demands action
Reports from Heirut describe anarchy in the Mowlem section with thirty natives killed, shops closed, and streets empty. U S Navy ships Brooklyn and San Francisco patrol the coast while consulate guards and armed crews prepare to land if needed.
Street Carnival Petitions Stir Joliet Council
A Joliet petition shows support for a street carnival planned to start September 28 amid merchant remonstrances. Mayor Crolius holds petitions as supporters plan to present them. objectors did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Crolius
Council
Friends of the Carnival
Crollos
Prank Lucane and Miss Rogers Engagement Cut by Death
In Chicano today plans for a wedding were upended when Miss Rogers learned by telegram that Rev Dr Lucane had died after a short illness in New York. The couple had announced their engagement weeks earlier as Lucane prepared to sail for India with Rogers later this year.
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Lin
Lucane
Miss Rogers
New York
Lucan
Chicago
Frank Liecane
Mr. Lienns
Tadla
India
Judge frees alleged lunatic in Wisconsin case
Racine Wisconsin September 10 191m Judge Helden released Edward Chartee Shevelin a Minneapolis former man deemed insane by Walworth county system who demanded a jury trial and turned over to a deputy pending trial on September 21 He was freed because he is not a Wisconsin resident and the Wilworth county court had no jurisdiction Attorney Simmons sought a stay to appeal to the supreme court on writ of error The motion was overruled and Shevelin walked free from the courtroom
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Helden
Simmons
Au Preme Court
Shevelin
Wringe Stays US Citizen Aims for Home Skipper Role
In New York on September 10 Captain Robert Wringe of the Shamrock III declares he will settle in the United States and pursue citizenship. The move may force Sir Thomas Lipton to rethink plans to challenge again, needing a new designer and skipper if Wringe remains the choice for handling big single masted craft. In Boston Miss Sadie Killowlton breaks the women’s 1,000 mile cycle record with a 2 hour 5 minute 15 second improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Wringe
Thomas Lipton
Wringe
Boston
Sadie Killowlton
British Scientific Society Meeting Criticizes Education Funding
In Southport on September 10 the British Association for the Advancement of Science met at the Opera House. Sir Norman Lockyer gave a presidential address urging public state support and improved university endowments to rival the United States and Germany, arguing Britain lags in brain power due to underfunded, inefficient universities and insufficient private and state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
Eng
Mritieh Association For the Advancement of Sete
Oper
United States
Germany
Great Iitalny
Endowments and brain power debated by Sir Norman
Sir Norman compared private endowment in England with United States funding for higher education and Germany's state support. He urged shifting spending from sea power to science, noting small private gifts versus large public investment, and cited The New York Press on labor genius and ancient mammal fossils.
Principal Cleared of Immorality Charges Retained
Lafayette Indiana September 10 at a meeting of the school trustees the charges of immorality against Professor J L Glascock were not sustained and he was retained as principal of the Washington school. The meeting adjourned late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
J. L. Glascock
Washington
Two Men Charged in Bentley Horse Shooting Case
Standish Michigan police pursue George Wehmlander and William Kreedank after they are charged with shooting two valuable horses owned by Andrew Wayne. The sheriff is actively seeking the suspects.
Indiana Bankers Association convenes in South Bend
The first convention of the Indiana Bankers Association held outside Indianapolis opens in South Bend with an elaborate program. Addresses were delivered by Senator A J Beveridge Indianapolis R L O Mair Green Castle ex State Auditor W H Hart Indianapolis SR Flynn Chicago J A L Pollard Fort Madison I N and Representative N Fowler New Jersey.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Indianapolis
A. J. Beveridge
R.L. O'Mair
Greencastle
W. H. Hart
SR. Flynn
Chicago
J. A. L. Pollard
Fort Madison
N. Fowler
New Jersey
Priest Denounces Typographical Union Oath in Sermon
In Joliet Rev. M. J. Ward of St. Thomas Catholic Church questions the typographical union oath. He asserts no priest can grant absolution to any Catholic who takes such an oath, calling the act void.
Miles and Tanner to address Kansas G A R reunion
General Nelson A. Miles and Corporal James Tanner have promised to speak at the Kansas G A R reunion in Lawrence this month. Their appearances are set to draw attendance from veterans across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Nelson A. Miles
James Tanner
Kansas
Turkish troops Ordered to Cross Bulgarian Frontier to Encircle Bands
A Constantinople dispatch to The Die Zeit says Turkish forces will cross the Bulgarian frontier into eastern Moumelia on the next full moon nights to surround all bands in the vilayet of Adrianople.
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Vienna
Constantinople
Die Zeit
Moumelia
Adrianople
Governor Dole Will Not Resign, Plans Term End
In Honolulu Governor Dole said he will not resign and will retire at the end of his term, which expires in May next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Dole
Amish youth Sam Schrock dies by hanging over love affair
Arthur Sept 10 Sam Schrock 18 son of Jonas Schrock a thrifty Amish farmer five miles southwest of here died by his own action hanging. Authorities say a love affair sparked the tragedy the first known self inflicted death among the Amish in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Lil
Sam Schrock
Jonas Schrock
Here
Death Ends a Romance in Marion Funeral for Bridegroom
Marion Indiana September 10 Miss Car lene Rogers of Marion will be the principal mourner at the funeral of the groom whose wedding day was fixed but cut short by death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Carlene Rogers
Widespread unrest and reports from around the world
The outline notes finance driven unrest in St Pierre and Miquelon, a secretary travels to Ogden for irrigation talks, a temperance bill may affect saloon credit in Germany, iron ore found in Mesaba range Minnesota, a large strike at Jeffersonville Car and Foundry, Bogota reports canal treaty dead, Carnegie eyes Stirling battlefield, McKinley statue unveiling planned October 3, earthquakes in Colorado, smuggling of British goods via Canada, and Maine battleship deployment starting September 18.
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St. Pierre and Miquelon
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Washington
Ogden
Utah
Irrigation Congress
Mesaba Range
Biwabik
Minnesota
Jeffersonville
Ind
American Car and Foundry Company
Bogota
Colombia
Andrew Carnegie
Anhockburn
Stirling
Scotland
McKinley
Adams
Mass
Colorado
Boulder
Loveland
Longmont
Fort Collins
Canada
Maine
Cowes Shipyards
Absent Minded Professor and Diplomatic Rumors
A maid reports Mr Jonesmith absent as Professor Absent Mind keeps his name. in Rome the czar is slated to arrive on October 24 and stay three days while Salonica consuls urge ambassadors to dispatch warships amid dynamite fears.
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Rome
Salonica
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Towan
Alrshitp
Lee Hart
Murdee
Harry M'Kinley
Manete
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Indiana
Guthrie
O.T
Oklahoma
Chicago Grain
Beirut
Cotton
Heirut
State Department
San Froawetsco
San Francisco
Mission Printing Office
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Delmar
Syracuse
Major Delmar
Crescens
Axwsassin
Vermont
Jodge Nelden
Winnesote
Leon
Britain
John Hou le
Citizens Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Washington County
Onas Keon
Ann M. Keon
Foo
Peank Lane
Onebler
Citizen's National Bank
Shaw, Jenkins & Co
Wm. H. Jenkins & G. Washington
State Bank of Iowa
Firet National Bank
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Oltieen's National Ba
J. Manley
Hank
Schuyler W. Livingston
Lew, Moner, Abetcace
Ton County
Tows
Manan W Tatney
Moneta
GT. Louis
Peoria ST
Josep Kanbaro
Law
Jone
W. A. Butterfield
Orall
Washington, la
Bicher
A. K. Dewey
Iowa
A. Dewey
DEWEY
Lawyers
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Alber
Wastborom, Iowa
Omaha
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Thaine
Aemonner, Ar
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Protekt Franch
Suneay
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Californ
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Tsus- 10
University of Strassburg
Manchester
Liverpol
Birmingham
Bristol
Neewcastle
Sheffield
Scientific National Council
New York Press
Siberia
England
France
Irrawady
Tumalayas
Prof. Glasscock
Indiana Bankers
South Hend
W. A. White
LLARD
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West Corner Square
Lown
New Set Abstract Books
S. W
J. L. Brookmart
Orion
Opera
Res
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FTA Ng
C. B
M. St. P
Vassonge Meat
Leeal
Obieago
Iowa Central
Brighton
WERT
ASD Hom
Mason City Mail
Ot. Paul
Fun South
ABD Saat
Peoria Express
Peoria Mall
Marshalltown
Wits& NW
J. H. Torrewons
Barry
Ata
Lowa
Osteopathy
C. S. Harper
Over Kiein & Co
Arthaud
Osteopath
American School of Osteopomy
Kirksville
Same
Washington National Bank
J. A. Cunningham
A. Anderson
J.T. Anderson
Ase't Cashier
Anon McCully
B. F. Brown
A. A. Moore
W. W. Wilson
D. J. Palmer
Capital
Sey
Man
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
State Bank
Chas. Ohngemauch
D.M McLaughlin
A. White
RK. G. Wilson
Henry Knecht
Tabor
Makkes
Means & Stichter
East Side Restaurant
Gasey’s
Piret Bare
Rotel Allen
T. J. Dempsey Billiard Parlors
Dr. King
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