Cripple Creek Labor Leader Arrest Sparks West Slope Clash
From Cripple Creek a clash between civil and military authorities amid a labor strike is expected. President C Jo Kennison of a district union was struck by a nonunion miner, armed in his defense, and arrested on a concealed weapon charge. He says he faced assault and fired in defense. The Cripple Creek compressor plant resumed operation under cavalry guard. A miner, Mike Rogers, vanished after an arson at his cabin, tied to the Stewart killing. Mine owners plan to recruit miners from Joplin for relief work at Cripple Creek.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Cripple Creek
C. Jo. Kennison
Teller County
Kennison
el Paso
Colo. Rept
la Belle Bowl Company
Goldfield
Ught
Golden Cycle
Vindicator
Findley
Theresa
Christman
Victor
Mike Rogers
Cameron
Rogers
James M. Stewart
E Stewart
Denver
Joplin
Condition of the cereals September report figures
The September 1 cereal report shows corn at 80.1 overall, up from 78.7 on August 1, with state readings including Illinois 77 Iowa 67 Indiana 78. Winter and spring wheat harvest condition averaged 74.7, down from 80 in 1902, while oats averaged 75.7 with Illinois 70 Iowa 67 Wisconsin 81 Michigan 84 Indiana 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Judge certifies sheriff for reward in Marcum assassination
Cythiana Ky September 11 Judge Os borne certifies to the state treasurer that Clark county sheriff Woodson McCord is entitled to the $500 reward offered by Governor Beckham for the arrest and conviction of J B Marcum's assassin. Sheriff McCord arrested Curtis Jett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cythiana
Osborne
Woodson McCord
Clark County
Beckham
J. B. Marcum
McCord
Curtis Jett
Release of US citizen Abdul Kader Mathaney by Turks
Washington reports Minister Leishman cabled the state department that Abdul Kader Mathaney, a naturalized American, has been freed after being jailed by the Turkish authorities for an offense already punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leishman
State Department
Abdul Kader Mathaney
United States
National Wholesale Druggists condemn cut-rate trade
At the closing session in Boston on September 11 the National Wholesale Druggists Association adopted resolutions denouncing cut-rate druggists and urging wholesalers to cooperate in abolishing the feature objected to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Seagion
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Waupaca Freight Wreck Claims Two Lives
Thomas Killdort and John Lox were killed in a Wisconsin Central freight wreck in Waupaca Wisconsin. The事故 occurred as the men were stealing a ride and no damage to equipment was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waupaca
Wis
Thomas Killdort
John Lox
Haymow Fire Arouses Sleepy Logansport Fire Crew
In Logansport Indiana on September 11 the Fifteenth Street hose company slept when a haymow fire started. Smoke forced the firefighters from quarters to action. The incident sparked alarms within the department as they battled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Fifteenth-street Hose Company
Wild blaze in barn injures crew and recovers cattle
Fire gutted a barn leaving a $1,000 loss as nearby animals were recaptured. A car or truck escaped damage in the incident, which began after a lit cigar or match was tossed into hay. authorities suspect arson intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowe
Roosevelt Daughter Trains Submarine, Dives at Newport
Miss Roosevelt, daughter of the president, rode the submarine Moe casi at the torpedo station in Newport. The craft entered the boat with Captain M Fletcher, hatches closed, a ballast dive sent it to the bottom briefly, then it resurfaced and she left the craft. The water was shallow where the dive occurred.
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Newport
KR. L
Mise Roosevelt
Moecasi
Mletcher
Two More Devil Wagon Victims in Arden Auto Crash
September 11 reports a fatal Arden automobile accident in Tuxedo Park New York. Doctor Edward C. Rushmore of the Tuxedo colony was fatally injured and Miss Cornelia Herrick of Southampton, his niece, was instantly killed.
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Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Edward C. Rushmore
Tuxedo Colony
Cornelia Herrick
Southampton
Arden
Press Protests Peru Occupation of Amazonic Frontier
Bogota reports articles protesting Peru's occupation of the Amazonic frontier. The actions are seen as infringing on the boundary claimed by Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Peru
Colombia
Baseball Scores From Around The Circuit
Baseball scores from September games across leagues and associations with results in Philadelphia Pittsburg Boston New York St Louis Louisville Milwaukee St Paul Indianapolis and other venues. Outcomes include wins by New York Brooklyn Kansas City Milwaukee and others with several rain delays noted.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Association
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee -Kansas City
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Western
Omaha
St. Joseph
Denver
Colorado Springs
Peoria
Weather forecast by region across the Midwest tonight
The official forecast covers Illinois and Indiana with partly cloudy skies, cooler temperatures and variable winds mostly from the southwest. Lower Michigan expects fair skies with southerly winds, Wisconsin stays generally fair and slightly warmer with variable winds mostly southerly. Iowa shows partly cloudy and warmer conditions with variable winds mostly from the south.
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Illinoie
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Markets Report from Chicago and East Buffalo Commodities
Chicago market results show hog receipts estimated at 18 000 with pigs trading mainly 5.75 to 6.00 per hundred weight and mixed at 5.80 to 6.27. Cattle prices range from 2.25 to 5.65 for westerns and natives, with various classes listed. East Buffalo reports cattle and sheep prices with steady demand and calves trading around 6.00 to 7.50. Grain markets from St Louis include wheat bids around 82 to 87 cents for No 2 red, with oats higher and various futures quotes.
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Chicago
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Baltimore and Ohio labor talks extend into evening
Baltimore on September 11 reports a continued conference between the grievance committee of B and O employees and company officials. Progress is declared on 140 employee demands with a week needed to review all complaints. W H Budd of the Order of Railway Conductors states no strike imminent and denies a demand exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
W. H. Budd
Baltimore and
Ohio
Railroad Committee Relations Statement
A committee states its cordial, cooperative stance toward the railroad company and declines any expectation of contentious action. The group emphasizes ongoing friendly relations and aims to avoid adversarial positions while pursuing common interests.
Man and Madman Struggle on Railway Tracks
Deputy Sheriff Verkerke, escorting insane Dehaan to Kalamazoo asylum, wrestled him from a madman at Union depot. They toppled onto the rails as a Grand Rapids train approached. Verkerke and Dehaan were spared, Verkerke saving the inmate and dragging him back to jail with help from two others.
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Grand Rapids
Mid
Vorkerke
Kalamazoo
Volger Dehoan
Union Depot
Dehaan
Verkerve
Grand Rapids and Indiana
Delnan
Verkerke
Moonshiners raided in Chicago plant seized 800 gallons
United States officials raided a Chicago moonshining setup at 75 Evergreen Avenue seizing more than 800 gallons of whisky. Samuel Barron alias Marcus, alleged owner, and Samuel Levinson with his wife Rebcca were detained. all three are described as Russian Jewish residents. The plant allegedly started after travel from Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
AnnMiett Sul
United States
Evergreen Avenue
Samuel Barron
Aliak Marcus
Samuel Levinson
Rebcca
Russia
Attorney General answers in auditor injunction suits
Springfield Sept 11 Attorney General Hamlin has filed answers in the circuit court in two injunction suits against the state auditor One suit by William Z Partello seeks 28000 alleged due him from the state The other by Joseph Hanreddy a Chicago contractor seeks to stop the auditor from drawing a warrant to favor contractors on the Bartonville insane hospital addition Hanreddy claims the trustees conspired to let the contract fraudulently
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Hamlin
William Z. Partello
Joseph Hanreddy
Bartonville Insane Hospital
Hanreddy
Governor LaFollette Nominated for President at County Fair
Dodgeville Wisconsin September 11 Governor LaFollette was nominated for the presidency at the Iowa county fair. The nomination was made by President Stratman of the Fair association who introduced the governor and predicted he would go to the White House.
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Dodgeville
Wis
LaFollette
United States
Iowa County County
Stratman
The
Fair Association
White House
Women Teachers Challenge Government Land Cancellation
In Eau Claire Wisconsin on September 11 a dozen women school teachers who formed a group and entered government land in Burnett County face cancellation by a government inspector. The cases are before the United States land office and the women vow to fight the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Wis
Burnett County
United States Land Office
Fitasimmons to Meet Coughlan in Philadelphia Bout
Ex champion Bob Fitasimmons and Don Coughlan the Trish Giant are paired for a six round match at the Industrial Athletic club Philadelphia on the evening of September 25 at catch weights.
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Fitasimmons
New York
Bob Fitasimmons
Don Coughlan
Industrial Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Trades Union Congress backs eight hour day plan
The British Trades' Union Congress adopts by a large majority a resolution for an eight hour work day. In Detroit the Little Hamrock of the Columbia Yacht Club, Chicago, wins the Franklin Walker cup for the second time. A convict plot to dynamite Huntsville penitentiary, Texas, has been detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Trades’ Union Congress
Detroit
Little Hamrock
Columbia Yacht Club
Chicago
Huntsville
Tex
Tragic Balloon Flight Highlights Fight for Life
A crowd watched a balloonist struggle for life as others faced a harsher daily battle with disease. The ad praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, claiming it cures coughs and consumptive symptoms and includes a reader endorsement from Keving H. Fesperman of North Carolina.
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Pierce
Keving
H. Fesperman
Barnum Springs
Iredell Co
N. C
R. V. Pierce
Beveridge Seeks Moderate Finance Legislation For Coming Session
Indiana bankers hear United States Senator Beveridge urge stability over radical reform. He cites credit policy, money supply, and confidence as keys to steady business. The talk follows his Oyster Bay visit and touches on Fowler Flynn exchanges and banker patriotism amid tension.
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Ronth Bend
Ind
United States
Beveridge
Oyster Bay
Congress
Tle
Infamous of a Dying Man in Iowa and a Killing in Dexter
Michael Moran an 85 year old bachelor living with his mother near a city died from strychnine poisoning and accused his mother of poisoning his whisky though friends doubt the charge. Moran had drank heavily for months and his family says he took his own life. In Winfield Kansas Mont Sartin a joint keeper was shot and killed by William Greenwell after Sartin attacked him following tensions over Sartin’s troubles with officers and a prior testimony.
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Juliet
Michael Moran
Moran
Winfield, Kan
Mont Sartin
William Greenwell
Dexter
Sartin
Greenwell
Sarta
Goebel statue commission selects subcommittee
The Goebel monument commission met in Frankfort Kentucky with Senator McCreary presiding to choose a sub committee to travel to New York and inspect the clay model of the statue of the late William Goebel by sculptor Moretti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort, Ky
Goebel
McCreary
New York
William Goebel
Moretti
New Farm Mechanics Chair Debuts
Hiderado reports the introduction of a new chair for farm mechanics on September 11, signaling expanded educational offerings and potential boosts to local agricultural training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiderado
Tural College Installs C J Zintheo In Place
C J Zintheo has been installed to head Tural College with duties in farm machinery drainage telephones motive power and related departments. The move signals expanded program scope and leadership for technical instruction at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tural College
C.J. Zintheo
Professor Cardarelli Questions Pope Leo XIII Death Cause
In Rome on September 11, Professor Cardarelli, noted physician and senator, published in The Riviera a long article arguing Pope Leo XIII died of tuberculosis or right hydrothorax. He cites authorities and his own experience to claim postmortem conclusions misstate pleurisy, and that pleural fluid without fever or pain in elderly suggests cancer or hydrothorax rather than pneumonia.
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Rome
Cardarell
Senate
Riviera
Pope Leo Niii
Tousseau
Barth
Frankel
Zageri
Leo III
Dre. Lappent
Maxzoni
Dre Pappont
Mazzino
Milwaukee Athletes Sweep National Junior Championships
Milwaukee hosts the Amateur Athletic Club meet at the state fair park where Milwaukee Athletes claim five firsts, three seconds, and two thirds. Chicago University, Central YMCA, and Crescent Athletic Club mirror the strong showings with double figure point totals. In separate items, Bertram Moore is doused with beer in Doyle’s buffet as open saloons post new ordinance amid expected prosecutions if invalid.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Athletic Cab
Amateur Athletic Club
State Fair Park
University of Chicago
Central Y. M. C. A
Chicago
Greater New York Irish Athletic Association
Pirot Regiment Athletic Association
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association
New York Athletic Club
Crescent Athletic Clach
Company KB
Firetreelment
St. Louis
Gerry Williamson
Bay City
Mich
Bertram Moore
Doyle
Funeral of Rt. Rev. Thomas March Clark in Newport
The funeral of Rt. Rev. Thomas March Clark bishop of Rhode Island and presiding bishop of the Episcopal church was held in Newport. From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. the body lay in state at Trinity Church with bishops Lotter of New York Dudley of Kentucky and McVickar coadjutor of Rhode Island officiating.
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Newport
K. L
Thomas March Clark
Rhode Island
Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Lotter
New York
Dudley
Kentucky
McVickar
Roosevelt cousins return from Black Hills hunting trip
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and cousin George Roosevelt return to Oyster Bay after about a month in the Black Hills of South Dakota as guests of Captain Seth Bullock. The pair report an enjoyable and successful expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
George Roosevelt
Black Hills
South Dakota
Seth Bullock
Warrants Issued for Pleasant Prairie Residents in Schultz Tar
Warrants have been issued for eleven Pleasant Prairie residents accused of aiding the tar attack on John Schultz weeks ago. Named are Frank Rockwell Jay McNiel John Johnson Raymond McNeil Earl Yates Oscar Taylor Peter Hanson Howard Taylor Edward Hayes Peter Hanson Jr and Peter Davison. Most have fled the area and the pursuing constable returned empty handed.
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Kenosha
Wis
Pleasant Prairie
John Schultz
Ist
Frank Rockwell
Jay McNiel
John Johnson
Raymond McNeil
Earl Yates
Oscar Taylor
Peter Hanson
Howard Taylor
Edward Hayes
Peter Davison
Plice
Clergyman Arrest Sparks Clare Theft Ring Talk
In Clare on September 11 George Church was arrested for stealing clothing from Davy & Co. and other burglaries in recent months. Detective work by store saleswoman Miss Jennie Sexamith led to recovered goods at Church’s home. Mr and Mrs Church had moved to Clare four months ago amid high society circles. In St Joseph Missouri a Nelson Morris packing plant strike halted operations after a foreman faced dismissal over alleged unfairness to union workers.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Clare
George Church
Davy & Co
Church
Jennie Sexamith
Sexamith
Cresceus Crowned King of Nebraska State Fair Turf
Lincoln Nebraska on September 11 Cresceus the stallion was named king of the turf at the state fair grounds for Tuesday’s performance a floral emblem was awarded and he will attempt a new record today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Cresceus
State Fair Grounds
Atrocities in Macedonia Reported by European Merchant
An European merchant in Monastir details brutal Turkish excesses under MilPasha. Christian inhabitants are terrorized as shops close and consuls stay indoors. He cites 70 000 people starving near fields, Greek complicity blamed, and officials rejecting reform while fearing European intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilt Pasha
Coments
Aslet
Christiane
Porte
Mussulman
Macedonia
Oysters and Local News Highlight Fairfield Visitor
Mr Tom Davis of Fairfield visits the city and will depart tomorrow for Boston to enter the New England Conservatory of Music. Will Hannum of Wapello becomes the new employee at Fred L Stewart's place of business and his wife will soon move to the city after his prior work in Wapello and Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Davis
Fairfield
Davis
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
Will Hannum
Wapello
Fred L. Stewart
Hannum
Winfield
Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Woolen Manufacturer
Joseph H L Loudon of Walee and Monson Massachusetts has a bankruptcy petition filed in Boston. Secretary Moody returns to Washington after a New England summer. Ex Attorney General John W Griggs wins Blatt Point golf season prize in New Jersey. B B Custer aged 78 dies at Centerville Lod said oldest dancing master in US. Nashville incident kills one and injures eight with $125000 property damage. Cleveland adopts a 3 cent fare ordinance. Armour packing plant in Kansas City struck by lightning to 265 feet. Ferdinand W Peck of Chicago back from Alaska calls territory an Eldorado. Picuris Indians crops ruined by grasshoppers in Taos county New Mexico.
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Boston
Joseph HL. Loudon
Walee
Monson
Mass
Moody
Washingon
New England
John W Griggs
New Jersey
Blatt Point
N. J
B. B. Custer
Centerville
Lod
United States
Nashville
Tenn
Cleveland
Armour
Kansas City
Ferdinand W. Peck
Chicago
Alaska
Taos County
N. M
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Zack
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Roosevelt
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National Live Stock Bank
Gov. Goebel
Pope
Cream City
Heer
Bishop Clark
Young Roosevelt
Clare, Mich
Hest Orizen
Hapine
Rofin
Nulenrin
Monneth
Sofa
Drees
Vilayet
Manneth
Hind Cashes
Christiana
Milmi Pasha
Vilayet of
Monastir
Ronce
Sillevo
Tiki Pasha
Kil Hin
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Washington County
Onna TH Keon
Vreaident
Cane M. Keon
Peawk Khrace
Unahler
Citizen's National Bank
Shaw, Jenkine & Oowm
Jenkine & Oc
State Bank of Iowa
Firet National Bank
Virwt National Bank
Oltieen's National
P. J. Nanley
Penghons Ts Intate
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Washington County Farings Honk
Scruyler W. Livingston
Lew
Gatington County
Koewesp
D. Monnieon
Law
Office
W. MW. Butterfield
Orall
Washington, In
Richer , Wilson
A. Kr, Dewey
A. Dewey
Dewey
Rrcomb
Temple Building
Alberson
NAS
ST. Loouig
Memphis Peoria ST
Yvosep Kangar
Washmpton, Town
Colorado
Fort Worth
Paul Minneapoligy
Traine Leayr
Warhington Hastound
Represe
Wreight Westhound
Knonrviite
We. V. Ae Ae
Fant
Davenport
California
Pullman
Shigeo
General Pans
Lenda& All
Seongorg Be
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Allen
Wate
Agen
Missouri
Ontondo
Sam
Burlington
W. A. White
Pellake
Heal
OC Raile Dry Goods
Northwest Corner Square
Ahbtraciera
New Set Abstract Books
J. L. Brookmart
Lawy
H. & W. Scofield
Oysters
the Best
Means & Stichtler
M. Lombardo
Osteopathy
U.S. Harper
Ffice
Over Kiein & Co
Arthaud, Osteopath
American School of Osteopapy
Kirksville
Same
BANKS
J. A. Cunningham
A. Anderson
J.T. Anderson
Asa’t
Anon McOuLay
Dingcrorns
B. F. Brown
A Harvew
A. Moore
W. W. Wilson
D. J. Palmer
Washington County Savings Bank
OWA
Capital
State Bank
Chas, Ohngemauch
D.M McLaughlin
A. White
K. G. Wilson
Henry Knecht
Akes
M. St. P
Tawal Stok Meat
Ry de la Chicago
Moise
Pia
Iowa Central
Drighton
Wret and Forth
Bt. Paul
South Awd Bart
Peoria Mall
Marshalstowna
O & NW
Pearts
Means & Stichter
East Fide Restaurant
Gasey’s
Piret Barna North Sete Allen
T. J. Dempsey
Dr. King
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