Unity of the Empire Hoots for Joseph Chamberlain
London ministers clash over cabinet talks as speculation runs rife. Chamberlain arrives to cheers and protests from laborers by a new government building, while police guard access to the foreign office amid a tense political moment in Britain.
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Times
London
United Kingdom
The
Publc
Kruger
Downing Street
Chamberlain
Gerald Balfour
Board of Trade
Balfour
Foreign Office
Brothers Nelsons Missing After Gale At Sea
Wm and Ward Nelson prominent lumbermen of Rogers City left in a sailboat bound for Spencer's dock twelve miles north. A heavy southwest gale developed. the 36 year old boat leaked badly and carried heavy ballast. A shore search from Gheboygan found no trace of boat or bodies. They leave a widowed mother and one sister. life insurance was $7,000 each.
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Rogers City
Mich
Ward Nelson
Spencer's Dock
Gheboygan
Anti-Semitic riot mars Zablatov fair in Lemberg region
At Zablatov annual fair in Lemberg, an anti Jewish riot broke out after a report that a woman was robbed and murdered in a Jewish house. Three Jews were severely injured and several others were lightly hurt.
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Lemberg
Austria
Zablatov
National Irrigation Congress Opens in Ogden With Large Attendance
Senator W. A. Clark of Montana, president of the National Irrigation Congress, called the first session to order in the tabernacle at 0:30 this morning. A large attendance was reported as the annual meeting began.
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National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Utah
W. A. Clark
Montana
Tabernacle
Extra Session of Congress Decided for November Start
Oyster Bay Sept 14 After careful study and consultation with members of both chambers President Roosevelt has abandoned the plan to convene Congress in an extraordinary session in October and will call it to meet in November instead, after further deliberation.
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Oyster Bay
Senate
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Planning meeting set for November date in campaign season
The article notes plans for a meeting this fall now to be held on a tentative November date. Opposed October meetings would require election officials and lawmakers to abandon their states and districts amid a campaign deemed vital to many in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tdes
Eegston
Train washout on Wisconsin excursion line kills four
A special excursion train on the Wisconsin division of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha railroad struck a washout at Kempton Wisconsin. Four passengers were killed and several injured none seriously. Deceased include Charles Antisdhel of Manton Patrick Conway of Heedburg Wendell Brown of Cassanova and Murphy of Madison.
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St. Paul
Wisconsin
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
Kempton, Wis
Charles Antisdhel
Manston
Wis
Patrick Conway
Heedeburg
Wendell Brown
Cascanovia
Murphy
Madison
Railway men up sharp on storm damaged line near Alma
A special Burlington train carrying Northern Securities president J J Hu and officials crashed into washed rocks near Alma Wisconsin as severe rain roiled the track. No serious injuries among the passengers though the engine was badly damaged. In Milwaukee the coroner ruled no one at fault in Chauffeur Frank M Day’s death at the state fairgrounds after an auto accident amid a pressure for fast times.
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Thin City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
M. Day
State Fair Grounds
Day
Baseball Scores From Around the Circuits
Scores from the leagues: St Louis games with New York, St Louis, and Brooklyn at Chicago rained out in seven innings. American results include Philadelphia 13 over Washington, Detroit 5 over Chicago, New York 4 over Boston. Association games feature Louisville 10 over Indianapolis, Columbus 9 over Toledo. Western Kansas City 7 Denver 0 as weather halted other games.
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Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Crooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Louieville
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Denver
Weather forecast for multiple states tonight
The official forecast shows Illinois mainly cloudy and cold with southerly winds shifting to the northwest. Indiana expects cloudy conditions with showers and colder air, shifting to the northwest. Lower Michigan anticipates partly cloudy skies with likely rain in the east, winds veering from south to north west. Wisconsin and Iowa expect cold, partly cloudy conditions with brisk north or northerly winds, strongest in their eastern portions.
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Klinois
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Coler
Market Summary for Hogs Cattle and Sheep Across Regions
Hogs receipts and price ranges shown with pigs light and heavy packing at various bids. Cattle offers cover choice to common grades with steers and heifers, plus stockers and feeders and Texas calves. Sheep and lambs receipts noted with Western and native categories and price bands. East Buffalo and St Louis reports add regional bids and variances across hogs cattle and calves.
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Texas
Buffalo
East Bufalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
East Buffalo
Ruination to the Crops in the Northwest
Severe weather causes millions in crop losses as rain sleet and snow flood fields and delay rail service across the northwest. The Steamer Parkloft capsized on the Mississippi near Prescott and Stillwater with Engineer James Ferguson drowned and the rest of the crew rescued by the Glenmont.
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St. Paul Sc
Taetile
LaCrosse
Wis
Parkloft
Mississippi
Prescott
Stillwater
James Ferguson
Glenmont
Roman Catholic Union Oath Debate in Omaha Meeting
Omaha Typographical Union members discussed Bishop Scannell and clergy stance on the oath. A committee was sent to Scannell to clarify that the oath does not aim to affect religion. Printers urged national officers to publish a disclaimer denying religious interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Mahop Scannell
Scannell
the Union
Union Labor Protests Over Miller Reinstatement
In St. Louis on September 15 the Central Trades and Labor union voted unanimously to protest to President Roosevelt against reinstating W. A. Miller in the government printing office. The action followed a communication from the Central Labor Union of Washington and included a copy of the president's letter to Secretary Cortelyou. Washington's Central Labor Union asked the St. Louis group to petition the president to modify his action.
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St. Louis
Central Trades and Labor Union
Roosevelt
W. A. Miller
Government Printing Office
Central Labor Union
Washingtom
Cortelyou
Washington
Central Traces and Labor Union
Miller
Frank Garner Arrested on False Pretenses Charge
Ann Arbor, Sept 15 Frank Garner colored was arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses. He solicited subscriptions for The Detroit Informer the organ of the colored race. The editor says he had no authority to do so. He claimed to have collected twenty one subscriptions in Ypsilanti and seven in Ann Arbor.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Frank Garner
Detroit Informer
Ysgilanti
Umpire Oliie Conn Dies After Baseball Accident
Springfield report says Oliie Conn of the Three I League was fatally injured after a Cedar Rapids Decatur game. He fell while boarding a street car, had his right arm amputated at St Marys hospital, and died during the night.
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Springfield
Oliie Conn
Cedar Rapids
Hebard & Son contract for 22 million feet of pine
Charles Hebard and Son of Marquette announce a contract awarded to Joseph Gauthier of Baraga to cut 22,000,000 feet of pine. The timber will be delivered at the mouth of a stream flowing into Lake Superior near Quaming, Baraga County, Michigan.
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Marquette, Mich
Charles Hebard & Son
Philadelphia
Pequaming
Baraga County
Joseph Gauthier
Baraga
Lake Superior
Northwestern Life merger suit dismissed in Des Moines
Des Moines stockholders suit to block transfer to Minneapolis and merger with Northwestern National Life Insurance has been dismissed. The transfer and merger will be immediately effective.
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Des Moines
Northwestern Life and Savings Company
Minneapolis
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Loyal America Fraternal Groups Reform as Fraternal Army
Springfield and Taylorville based Loyal America two fraternal organizations have consolidated under the name Fraternal Army of Loyal Americans. A certificate of the name change has been filed with the secretary of state.
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Springfield
the Loyal America
Taylorville
Army of Loyal Americans
Indictment Returns Against Sam Parks Fifth Charge
New York on September 15 the grand jury returned another indictment against Sam Parks the walking delegate and fifth indictment overall. One prior indictment has resulted in a conviction. The latest charges Parks with extorting 500 dollars from the Niffany studios on Fourth Avenue.
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New York
Sam Parks
Parks
Niffany
Fourth Avenue
Indiana professor resigns post to seek health in return
Elmer B. Bryan, ex-general superintendent of education in the Philippine islands and former Indiana university professor, resigns his post for health reasons and plans to come back to Indiana. The note mentions Flood-Relief Fund. In Kansas City, the flood-relief committee has distributed 75,400 to Armordale area aiding 4,000 families.
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Richmond
Ind
Elmer B. Bryan
Indiana University
Philippine Islands
Indiana
Kansas City
Kansas Cities
Armourdale
San Diego Professor Edward Snyder Dead at 68
San Diego California September 15. Professor Edward Snyder died aged 68. He was born in Poland and taught philosophy at a local college.
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San Diego
Cal
Edward Snyder
Ile
Poland
Tle
Bail For Two More in Mail Service Scandal
Jenne Me Gieheau and George H Huntington of the Columbia Supply company surrendered to U S Marshal in New York after being indicted in Washington for postal service fraud. Bail set at 15000 each. they await formal arraignment before Commissioner Hitchcock.
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New York
Jenne Me Gieheau
George H. Huntington
Columbia Supply Company
Washington
United States
Henkel
Huntington
McGilhan
Geo W. Leavers
McGrehan
James H. Ridgeway
Brooklyn
Ridgway
Dehn Maffert
McGlehan
Ellen M. McTerney
Hitchcock
Ridgeway
Subpoena Served On Postmaster General In Beavers Case
Washington reports that ex chief George Beavers retained a local lawyer and obtained a subpoena for the postmaster general to produce records in the Brandt cashiers matter. The postmaster general declined travel to New York for the Sept hearing, citing impracticality, with counsel arguing the duces tecum is binding. Richmond notes Dr. K D Hawley of Columbus claims X ray treatment restored natural hair color in a gray patient after cancer care.
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Washington
George Beavers
Post Office
Dep Iriment
New York
Brandt-Dent
Portal
United States
Payne
Department of Justice
Robb
Richmond
Ind
K. D. Uawley
Columbus
Hawley
Boston mansion burns in West End landmark blaze
Virginia dispatch reports a historic 1840 Boston mansion owned by non resident descendants burned in a city fire. The landmark was set on fire in the West End, with authorities treating it as arson or accidental ignition under investigation.
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Virginia
Boston
Woman Charged in Attempted Murder Case Near Dora
Police arrest Mee Tillman Fountaine after information from Bert Turner about a home intrusion at the Harniveh farm. The motive is linked to alleged jealousy over Mira Loraine Hartntech and plans to flee Wabash after the confession.
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Wheeh
Ind
Bert Turner
Tillman Pountaine
Christin Harniveh
Dora
Thie County
Quinn
Tener
Mira Loin Hlarnieeh
Mra
Yountaine Wee Jenlows
Wabash
Mia Fountaine
Nuns in Public Schools Debate Near Arlington
In Arlington Sept a local controversy swirls around hiring nuns to teach in public schools. The school superintendent lays out qualification rules for certification while opposition cites sectarian influence, prompting a county-level review and a dispute over authority.
Beirut unrest eases under new governor general
A cable from Minister Leishman in Constantinople, relayed by Admiral Cotton, reports the Beirut vice consul case is led by the governor general who has taken personal charge. The former police chief is deposed and 28 people connected to ten days of unrest are arrested as Beirut calms and the new administration projects confidence.
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Washington
State Department
Leishman
Constantinople
Navy Department
Cotton
Detrot
Beirut
Euiet
Railroad Brake Man Killed After Switch Incident
Kenosha Wisconsin September 15 Charles Oscar Gergler of Glen View a Milwaukee St Paul railway brakeman was killed instantly at Truesdell street after returning to release a switch and being struck by a passenger train engine.
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Kenosha
Wis
Charles Oscar Gergler
Glen View
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Truesdell Strtion
Anti Jewish agitation drives 100 Dowlals workers from Wales
In Cardiff and surrounding areas labor unrest prompts 100 Jewish employees from Dowlals works to leave Merthyr Tydvil for the United States seeking new opportunities amid the hostilities.
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London
Sept. U
Cardiff
Wales
Dowlals
Merthyr
Notable Events and Disasters Across U S and Abroad
Secretary Hitchcock heads to Dub lin for summer rest. A dynamite blast in Bay City Michigan kills two. Springfield Michigan porch struck by lightning at the executive mansion. Clarence Egnor executed in Auburn New York for murder. Cape Colony court upholds life insurance in rebel deaths. Sir Thomas Lipton visits Chicago as guest of Alex Revell. Orthodox archpriest Vassilev stabbed in Alexandropol. Mary Anderson rejects Robert Gray readings tour offer in America. German Social Democrats hold congress in Dresden with 8 million voters. Florida hurricane causes extensive damage with seven deaths. Unveiling of McKinley monument in Toledo with speeches by Hanuwa and Pairbanks. Allen town boiler workers strike for higher wages. McKinley death anniversary observed in Philadelphia. Root and Lodge return to London. Alaska boundary commission meets.
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Hitchccock
Washington
Dublin
N. Y
Bay City
Mich
Springfield
Clarence Egnor
Huffalo
Auburn
Archibald Benediect
Cape Colony
Dresden
Florida
McKinley
Toledo
Hanuwa and
Pairbanks
Boiler Makers’ Union
Allentown
Philadelphia
War Root
Senator Lodge
London
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Foreign Office
Estrangement Sparks Lighthearted Shoe Exchange Tale
In a brief estrangement that lasted nearly two days, remarks circulated about shoes and comfort. The exchange highlighted affection beneath humorous, intimate banter as they navigated the unlikely dispute.
President Roosevelt clarifies Lipton dinner remarks
Statement from William Loeb Jr and Colgate Hoyt addresses the Seawanhaka yacht club dinner incident. Roosevelt did not intend a formal function and did not bar Sir Thomas Lipton from attending. Lipton is welcomed to attend the neighborhood club dinner.
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Roosevelt
Colgate Moyt
Ehginna
Yacht Club
Sir Themes Lipton
Hoyt
Thomas Lipton
Ike
Seawanheka
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
William Loeb, Jr
Lipton Across Midwest En Route to Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton travels through Cleveland and Buffalo on the way to Chicago, saying he did not recall invitations to a Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club dinner and that no western trip is planned after guest races. In Milwaukee, laundry workers begin their national convention as General B. attracts attention with a masked ball anecdote.
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Cleveland, O
Sir Thomas Lipton
Cleveland
Chicago
Associated Press
John Weetwood
Sir Thomas
Westwood
Thomas
Buffalo
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Senwanhaka Club
Tam
Stewart
Small Change Triggers Final Outburst by Miser
In a dying man’s room the physician notes steady pulse while heirs press for news. The miser, sensing their greed, stirs with a sharp remark about “small change” provoking a tense moment as he nears death.
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Cs Powrs
the Flood-Relief Fund
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Matt
Subimena
Fayne
Illinoia
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Ernest Hantke
Terre Haute
Police Court
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Mer
Adington
Princeton
Evernmet
Order of St. Denediet
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Taytlee
Sultan
Hieters
Oubief
Pottee
Ds Quatet
Jew Haiting
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Lipton
Troyt Hae
Phere
Sen Wanthaka
Nesta Rio
Loeh
SI Thomas
Laundrymen's National Association
Cyrano de Bergerac
New York Herald
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Washington, Iowa
Washington County
Onaa Tt
Kron
Vrealdent Cann
M Keow View
Prank
San
Caadler
Citizen's National Bank
Shaw Jenkins & Co
Wm. Jenkin & de Washington Kranch
State Bank of Iowa
Viret National Bank
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P. J. Manley
Umee
Schuyler W. Livingston
Lew
Abetrece
Orcs
Howse
Washington County Savings Bank
Lowa
Louis
Memphis Peoria
Vosep Kangab
Ofvice
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BPGB
Fort Worth
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Washington Am
Hasthound Kapress Eee
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Icience
Cras
Waanington
Ficher
Wilson
Wastuington
A. R Dewey
OO. A. Dewey
Dewey , Dewey
Io Temple
Albert Grocery
Feat Freight
Davenport
California
Paettiewest Epointsa
Bae Pullman
M. Allen
Agen Lines
Missouri River
H.W. Rusbbel
Aah Uy
Burlington
W. A. White
Pollard
Ket Joor
Crail
Northwest Corner Square
New Set Abstract Books
W. OJ. L. Brookmart
M. St. P
Lassenger
Sam
Eed Ciicage
Bbe
Mase
Iowa Central
Lrighton
Ani
Mason Oty Mali
Gus
Bt. Paul
Way Treight
Peoris
Peoria Mall
Exe Sun
Marshalltown
O& N Way
Omabe
JM. Terremons
Gno
Barry
Pat
Osteopathy
L. S. Harper
Osteopathic
Arthaud
Osteopath
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
Capital
Jurplua
A. Cunningham
A. Anderson
1.Z. Anderson
Ass't
Rrnch
McCully
Dinecrons
B. FF. Brown
A. Harvey
W. A. Moore
J. A. Cunningham
W. W. Wilson
D. J. Palmer
Savings Bank
Bhington
State Bank
Chas. Ohngemach
D.M McLaughlin
A. White
K. G. Wilson
Henry Knecht
Tabor
Means & Stichter
Bart “Ide
Casey
Bwell Telephone
North Bete Allen
T. J. Dempsey Billiard Parlors
Dr. King
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