Arctic explorer honored as Duke of Abruzzi receives praise
Christiania honor marks the Stella Polare voyage with torchlit procession and speech by Dr. Nansen. Duke of Abruzzi departs for Italy after weeks of public tribute, while Empress and Emperor William engage in automobile journeys and camp near Wildenbruch.
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Stettin
Pyritz
Pomerania
Prince Henry of
Prussia
William
Wildenbruch
Christiania
Duke of Abruzzi
Italy
Nansen
Paris
Roubaix
Mulhouse
The
Western Railway
France
Simla
India
Woman guiltily pockets seven dollars in Fond du Lac tale
A New York and Detroit seller Kittie Clark, age stated as 19, lingered in Fond du Lac with dress patterns and three young men. After a theft of Mrs. Waffle’s seven dollars, Clark offered repayment, was pursued by the chief, and finally to the train as officers pressed for the money. In a separate Fond du Lac note, Frederich Haedrich, a masonry contractor, hanged himself at home amid divorce proceedings. he was to appear in court on the matter.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Kittie Clark
New York
Detroit
A. L. Wafile
Rees Street
Kittie
Lewis House
Whittie
Waffle
Shand
Frederich Haedrich
Milwaukee
Holland
Mich
W. Harker
Maggie Eglenton
Martha Derham
North Lansing
Conrad Hibbard
Monroe
Willie Gustie
John Hh. Feather
Toledo
Cairo
Duncan Clark
Mounds
Alice Williams
Ollie Enright
Etta Patterson
Patrick Patterson
Marguerita Campella
Anna Bell
Betty Ruby
Kittie Howard
Faith Hamilton
Ettie Faye Elliott
May Martin
Otis Well
Duncan Clarke
Itta Patterson
W. W. Granstead
Pulaski County
Who left A Question for Court of Naturalization
A Porto Rican judge in Washington applied to Mr. Young, Clerk of the district supreme court, for naturalization papers during a September session in Washington.
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Young
Bradley
Porto Rico
United States
Kingdom of
Spain
Court of Naturalization
Washington
District Supreme Court
Chicago and St Louis grain and live stock quotations
Quotations from Chicago Board of Trade show Wheat at September 0.74% to 0.75% and Corn around 0.40 to 0.41. Oats near 0.21, Park and Lard prices listed. Live stock bids in Chicago and East Buffalo include hogs around 5.25, cattle 5.75 to 6.10, sheep 2.90 to 4.00, with St. Louis and Milwaukee prices for wheat corn rye and oats echoed.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Park— Bodiatadet
Keness
Bnse Siuusvs
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
St. Louis Grain
St. Louis
Galveston Flood Toll and Aftermath From Governor Sayers
Governor Sayers told the Associated Press that Galveston flood losses include about 2000 deaths and $10,000,000 in property damage. He noted reconnected communications, ongoing city clearance, and crew patrols to curb depredations as relief floods in from across Texas and other states.
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Austin
Tex
Sayers
Associated Press
Galveston
Scurry
Standard Oil Company
St. Louis Commercial Club
Huntington
Life on the Great Lakes Menaced by Galveston Storm
Reports from Cleveland and Milwaukee detail ships sunk or distressed after the Galveston hurricane’s lake reach. The steamer Lyons foundered off Girard with sixteen aboard. two survived. The Dundee foundered near Ashtabula. Kate Hoffman drowned. The Lawrence, missing at St Joseph, later entered harbor under her own power with fifty aboard.
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Chicago
Texas
Atlantic
Cleveland
Erie
John B. Lyons
Girard
Lyons
J. ©. Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Conneaut
Dundee
Minch Transit Company
John M. Glidden
Ashtabula
Kate Hoffman
C. Lower, Jr
Detroit
Lawrence
St. Joseph
Milwaukee
St. Joseph Harbor
Milwaukee Dispatch
Reign of Terror Reported in Bedford Area
Reports say drunken African Americans terrorize Huron twelve miles south of Bedford Indiana. Judge Martin is asked to send sheriff and posse to quell a riot between a black mob and white residents. Wages paid Saturday to railroad laborers. numerous bloody fights and at least six murders attributed to the newcomers. Marshal Clary jailed several blacks Tuesday. white allies guard them amid threats of jailbreak.
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Bedford
Ind
Huron
Here
Baltimore and Ohio
Martin
Marshal Clary
President's Niece Weds In Elegant Somerset Ceremony
The McKinley Baer wedding united Miss Mabel McKinley and Dr. Hermann L Baer with President and Mrs McKinley in attendance. The affair featured superb appointments and notable gowns, with Colonel W C Brown as master of ceremonies. Other items note diverse regional incidents and brief notices from Wisconsin and surrounding areas.
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Somerset
McKinley-Baer
Mabel McKinley
Abner McKinley
Hermanus L. Baer
William McKinley
United States
W. CC. Brown
Newark
Strike Declared by United Mine Workers Over Anthracite Wages
Indianapolis reports the United Mine Workers of America declare a strike in the anthracite region effective next Monday. About 142,000 miners, led by President John Mitchell from Tragelton, Pa., threaten to walk out. Operators face arbitration demands on wages, company stores, and benefits amid protests over pay, powder prices, and cash wages.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Tragelton
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware
Lackawana and Western
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Reading
Erie
New York
Susquehanna and Western
Susquehanna and Schuylkill
Ontario and Western
John Mitchell
W. B. Wilson
Ualted
Lattimer
United Mine Workers
Luzerne
Lackawanna
Schuylkill
Carbon
Northumberland
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Miner’s Union
Idle 145000 Coal Workers Struggle Hits Nation
Philadelphia reports President Mitchell’s order to call out miners in the anthracite region amid a looming strike. About 145000 workers face a potential 75 percent production cut, with expected wage losses near 8.4 million dollars and rail and operator losses around 40 million.
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Prince Henry
Clerk Young
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Charles Troy
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Mieh
Miss Heideman
Helsingfors
Finland
Helsingfors University
Arthur L. Heideman
Tyler
President Tyler
Brandywine
Westchester
Alexander of
Servia
Natilie
Chicago Grain and Produce
Milwaukee Grain
Northern
Royal
Great Lakes
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Dickinson
Alvin
Alta Loma
Texas City
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Stafford
Bay City
Matagorda County
Patton
Rollover
Bolivar Point
Quintana
Sugarland
Belleville
Wharton
Fairview
Sartarita Arcola
el Campo
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Dallas
W. T H. McGrath
Dallas Electric Company
Prighteful
Stk
Laporte
John Hockney
Union Mills
Hockney
Syracuse
National University
Sons of Veterans
Mason City
Citizens’ "Phone Co
New Citizens’ Telephone Company
Oshkosh, Wis
Emma Neile
William Cody
Watertown
Kliefoth
Marquette, Ills
James Marlborough
Wisconsin Bridge and Iron Company
Fort Velder
Alaska
Fort
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Joseph Kwok
Prestpenrt
Chas.h, Kwok
Casnrer
Frank Stewart
M. Keck
L. M. Sproull
I. Rt. Powers
Ryga
Opera House
W. C. Nelson
North Side Jeweler
Pratt
Optician
Poet Office
Johnson's Bakery
Harwood
South Side
Johnson's
A. S. Hays
Madelia
Ashby
Nicola
Temple — Balldtog
Hasbout
Miksch
Fonovan
Wiehington
E. G. Mason
Johnson
H. Knecht
Journal
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M. L. Logan
the Reynolds Gallery
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Overland Flyer
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Colorado Line
Republicans
New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
Chester B. Jordan
Lancaster
W. J. Hoyt
Manchester
Seth M. Richards
Newport
Joseph O. Hobbs
Northampton
William H. Mitchell
Littleton
W. P. Wagner
Citizens’ National Bank of
Green Bay
Wisconsin Veteran Infantry
Waupun
W. E. Anderson
Klein's Clothing
Iowa
J. F. Poage
Osteopath
American School of Osteopath
First National Bank
Joseph Pollard, Jr
Marsh W. Bailey
Qoferice
City Hall
J. Wilson
Attorney At Law
Qoffice
Bear Alberson's Grocery
Temple Building
W. H. Butterfield
Crall
P. J. Hanley
Washington County Savings Bank
National Bank
W. Br.iny.frey
A. Anderson
J.T. Anderson
Ass't Cash
Washington County
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Jos Keon
A. Warra
Onahier
H. Kmox
V. P
M. Kwon
Washington, Lowe
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Heapk Sbinean
Frew
Hotel Allen
E. Dayton, Prop
T. J. Dempsey
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