Strikes and Civil Authority Clash Over Parker Case
Cripple Creek Colorado September 25 Judge William P Leeds ruled against military authorities in the habeas corpus case of Sherman Parker and three others held without warrants for about two weeks. Governor Peabody ordered troops to aid civil authority. Chase disputed court jurisdiction amid a miners strike affecting local commerce and daily trades.
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William P. Leeds
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Sherman Parker
John Chase
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Bell
Chase
Leeds
Teller County
Western Federation of Miners
Colorado City
Othe Points
Miners’ Union
Executive Committee
Summer strikes cause destitution and hurt small shopkeepers
The Evening Post reports that extended east and west side labor unrest during summer produced hardship for thousands of workers in New York. Protests cited bad weather and abnormal trade, with the inquiry noting notable damage to small shopkeepers’ business levels.
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New York
Manhattan
The
Evening Post
Whole Delegation Entered Kansas City Convention Fight
The International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers met in Kansas City with the entire New York delegation, including Mullane, rejoining after a heated bout over defender Parks. A New York dispatch noted Justice Blanchard denied Parks a change of venue in the extortion case, Parke saying he prefers the fight in New York.
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Tinternational Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Figain
Joseph A. Mutnney
Parks
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New York
Judge Shiras Reverses Board of Trade Ruling in Christie Grain Case
In LACKED CLEAN HANDS Duboyeve Sept 23 Judge Shiras writes for the U S Court of Appeals reversing a Missouri federal court ruling in Christie Grain and Stock Co et al v Chicago Board of Trade remanding with instructions to dismiss the bill at complainant's cost. The board sought an injunction to stop telegraph quotation sharing claiming private property and contract limits. Evidence shows 85 percent of board transactions were gambling in margins and bucket shops operated. the court finds the board did not come to court with clean hands or for a lawful purpose and relief was unwarranted, noting violations of the statute of finesse.
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Shiras
United States Court of Appeals
Christie Grain and Stock Company Et al
Board of Trade Chicago, Appellee
Federal Court of Missouri
Chicago Board of Trade
Christie Company
Board of Trade
Court of Equity
Child cooked to death in kettle of apple butter
In Nelleville Illinois on Sept 25 Walter Isselhardt aged ten years fell into a kettle of boiling apple butter while his mother prepared preserves. She briefly left the kitchen and returned to find the boy dead, with no explanation for the accident.
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Nelleville
Walter
John Isselhardt
Clay Center
Neb
Backus
Harvard
Fair Grounds
Tragedy Occurred During Brief Absence in Kitchen
A brief absence in the kitchen preceded a tragedy, with investigators noting the momentary lapse as the critical interval. Details remain limited as officials pursue the case and residents seek clarity on what transpired during those few minutes.
Couple Marries a Day Early to Thwart Pranksters
Grace Stover and Pred Woerner wed in Terre Haute Indiana on September 25 saved from a kidnapping prank by marrying one day ahead. The ceremony was conducted by Rev L EK Seflera at his residence while pranksters handed out wedding invitations announcing the next evening’s ceremony.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Mise Grace Stover
Pred Woerner
James Smith to Seek Senate Seat at State Convention
Grand Rapids Sept 25 a close friend of William Alden Smith says he will announce candidacy for senator and then issue an invitation to settle the matter at the state convention next year.
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Grand Rapids
Midh
William Alden Simith
Base Ball Scores From Sept. 25
Baseball scores report results from the league and American games played on September 25. Vittsburg defeated New York 7 to 2 while Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 2 to 1. Chicago toppled Boston 7 to 4. In Philadelphia, Chicago won 8 to 4 in eleven innings, then 7 to 5 in five innings before darkness. New York swept St Louis 6 to 2 with a second game 6 to 6. Washington routed Cleveland 12 to 2 and Hor ton beat Detroit 8 to 2.
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Vittsburg
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Trooklyn
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Horton
Weather outlook for Midwest and Great Lakes tonight
Illinois and Indiana fair and warmer with variable winds. Lower Michigan fair with rising temperatures and variable winds shifting southwest. Wisconsin and Illinois flora fair and warmer with southwest winds.
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Illinois
Indiana—Fair
Michigan—Fair
Wisconsin
flora-Fair
Armer
Markets Report From Chicago and St Louis Sept 24
Chicago and St Louis markets show mixed grains with wheat and corn weakening while oats hold. Live stock in Chicago and East Buffalo show steady to strong hogs and lambs with cattle receipts light and varied buyers.
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Charo Board of Tipe
TM Ae Ie
Seeman
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Stober
Cece Es Ee AD
KIM
Cattio
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis
Ioc
Chicago Germs Do Not Reach St Louis, Professor Says
Professor John H. Long testified in the Missouri Illinois canal injunction case that analyses show the Illinois river and its tributaries were largely freed from dangerous matter before reaching Peoria, due to dilution and oxidation. He added that prior to the drainage canal, Chicago’s water purification efforts began with calls for a large gravity drainage channel toward the Illinois river.
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John HH. Long
James Todd
Missouri
St. Louis
Salt’ Dames U1
Quinlan
Thoreas Burke
Toth
Sanitary District of
Kaw
Long
Northwestern University
Kansas City
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Knasae City
Jeffrica
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Mississippi
Illinois River
Illnois Board of Health
Imness
Peoria
Illinois
Grafton
Dr. Rauch
State Board of Health
Chicago River
Rights and marriage end in clash over house in Logansport
In Logansport Edward Blouser and Laura Belle Evans wed after a dispute over living arrangements with Dr. M A Jordan. A restraining order and later a dissolution led to Jordan moving in and a window being broken before the couple's wedding. Minnie Shideler learns her birth name Lubelle after years as an adopted daughter with newly discovered eastern relatives.
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Logansport
Ind
Edward J. Blouser
Laura Belle Evans
M. A. Jordan
Minnie Shideler
Murdock Hotel
Mont Shideler
Lubelle
Dominican government rejects recognition of claims agreement
Santo Domingo reports that the Dominican government told United States Minister Powell it does not recognize the validity of the agreement regarding the improvement company claims and cannot appoint an arbitrator at this time.
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Santo Domingo City
United States
Powell
Am Arbi
Goverment Formation and Arbiter Row Cited in Echoes of Change
A Caribbean style dispute notes that the Domini government urges respect for all acts by ex-President Vasque and warns thatifi changes with other powers are made those with this government must also be honored. In Carleton Mich Willam Kline dies in a pitching accident for Newport Newsport game. In Cleveland Harry A. Garfield accepts chair of political jurisprudence at Princeton University.
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Bia
Vasque
Carleton, Mich
Willam Kline
Detroit
Newport
Tie
Newsport
Carleton
Cleveland
Harry A. Garfield
Field
Princeton
N. J.) University
George Dally in Fatal Rage and Fires
A Wisconsin man George Dally killed himself after wounding his brother in law Clifford Kellogg and setting his home and barn on fire. He also threatened five men before taking his life with a shotgun.
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Oconomowoc
Wis
George Dally
Dally
Horace Kellogg
Clifford Kellogg
Muszle
Farmers Congress closes with rural delivery and anti trust talks
The Farmers National Congress ended its annual meeting at Niagara Falls. It favored extending rural free delivery and the parcel post, postal telegraph, and postal savings banks. It supported Oklahoma statehood, direct senatorial elections, and referendum use, while opposing ship subsidies and Canada reciprocity. Papers by F P M Webster and Frank Parsons discussed pests and public utilities government ownership.
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Niagara Falls
Farmers’ National Congress
Parents Post
Oklahoma
Congress
FP. M. Webster
Urbana
United States
Frank Parsons
Weeton University
Military maneuvers umpire named at West Point Kentucky
Lieutenant Colonel James Marker of the Thirteenth Cavalry is detailed to act as an umpire at the West Point Kentucky military manoeuvres. Other items note various federal and local actions including labor inspections, museum gifts, indictments, conventions, rewards, and political correspondence.
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Thirteenth Cavalry
West Point
Finois
Davies
Frederick LD. Grant
Grant
Galena
George W. Beavers
Milwaukee
Burlington Railway
Adams Express Company
St. Joseph
Carriage Builders’ Association
Boston
Canada
Roosevelt
Congress
Alliance
New London, Conn
Shaw
Assessor Held Up by Masked Robbers in Omaha
Omaha Assessor John G. Arthur was robbed by two masked men returning home from work. They demanded he raise his hands and threatened him with revolvers as he clutched his assessment books. The attackers left after a brief exchange.
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Neb
John G. Arthur
Harry
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