Alger Indorsed for Senate at Michigan Republican Meet
Grand Rapids Sept 26 After a long session the Michigan Republican convention endorsed General Russell A Alger for US Senate and nominated Judge William L Carpenter for Michigan Supreme Court. The vote split with a decisive 101 majority for Alger amid heated party lines and speeches on tariffs and reciprocity with Cuba.
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Detroit
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Cuba
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United States Senate
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State Central Committee
Judge Sheppard
Bay City
Carpenter
Birdsall Nominated by Third District Republicans for Congress
Judge B P Birdsall of Clarion Iowa was nominated for Congress by the Third district Republican convention on the second ballot 88 to 26 over C K Ranster of Buchanan. The convention praised D B Tenderson and denounced Dingrey tariff claims while noting Henderson’s retirement and Birdsall’s circa 45 years. George E B Wright filled a vacancy as congressional committee chair.
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Eagle Grove
District Court
Democratic State Convention Adopts Platform In Harmony
In New Haven Connecticut on September 26 the Democratic state convention adjourned at 5 15 p m after a day of sessions. A full state ticket was nominated and a platform adopted and the event ended in harmony despite prior bitter expectations. The ticket was led by Governor Melbert and other named nominees.
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Ridgefield
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Middletown
Ate
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Lyme
Philip Hugo
New Haven
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Waterbury
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Briefei
Heer & Cummings
Stanford
Kansas City
Conn
Melbert
Dublin
Earl of Dudley
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Countess Dudley
Buried by Strangers in Unusual Anderson Burial
Ebben Fisk a Cincinnati man who killed himself over a rejected marriage lay lifeless in Anderson cemetery with no ceremony as Miss Francette Girard an Indianapolis actress visited the morgue and cried afterward expressing she would have married him if possible.
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Ebben L. Fisk
Cinetwnat
Francette Girard
Indianapolis
Anderson Cemetery
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Miss Girard
Carpenter Sebastian Baler Dies After Fall in Saginaw
Sebastian Baler a 55 year old carpenter of 221 South Fourteenth street fell inside a building at Tuscola and North Franklin streets and died within fifteen minutes cause heart disease. He leaves a wife and family.
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Sebastian Baler
South Fourteenth Street
Tuscola
North Franklin Streets
Queen Wilhelmina Hosts Arbitration Envoys at Dinner
The Hague September 26. The America-Mexican arbitration court members United States Minister Newell the Mexican minister and the foreign minister Dr Van Linden dined with Queen Wilhelmina yesterday.
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Aris
Paul d'Aramon
Rita Bell
Isaac Bell
James Gordon Bennett
Isaac Bell, Jr
United States
Dr Samuel Houston Named Chief Medical Referee
Washington reports Dr Samuel Houston of Pennsylvania has been appointed chief medical referee of the pension bureau to replace Dr Jacob Raub of Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Samuel Houston
Pennsylvania
The
Pension Bureau
Jacob Raub
Market News Daily Livestock and Grain Quotes
Hogs receipts about 19 000 with bids from 5.50 to 7.80 per cwt and most trading near 7.50 to 7.75. Cattle receipts around 10 000 with steers quoted 5.15 to 8.75 and cows 2.60 to 5.50. western grazers listed 4.50 to 6.00. calves and bulls also shown. Sheep and lambs receipts near 18 000 with western and native lambs priced 3.15 to 4.50 and wooled tapes listed accordingly. East Buffalo market notes dull cattle and slow hog trading with mixed lambs firming slightly. Grain markets show mixed futures: Chicago Wheat around 65 to 69 cents, Corn 57 to 62 cents, Oats 29 to 31 cents. Milwaukee and Toledo reports mirror firm to dull tones.
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Mission
Fast Buffalo
St. Louis
Secretary Shaw signals cautious money policy and bank support
Washington reports Secretary Shaw announces treasury funds cannot return to banks after being covered. Only internal revenue and misc receipts remain bankable and are held in circulation. Treasury offers 2.4 percent annual prepaid interest on maturing obligations to free up over $20 million by June 1903. Dublin entry marks ceremonial visit as Ireland tours its capital.
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Shaw
Treasury
Internal Revenue
National Bank
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Department
Judge Werst Delivers Harsh Sentence to Kibert Koos
In Lansing on September 26 Judge Werst condemned Kibert Koos as “the last of the military fraud criminals” and fined him 2000 dollars for his role in a wide fraud case. The judge warned the public’s memory would keep the wrongdoing in mind and graphically condemned Koos’s actions.
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Lansing, Mich
Coal Demand Abnormal Says Anthracite Operator
London reports say American demand for anthracite coal is strong but benefits to English consumers remain limited. The leading operator notes abnormal American demand has persisted about a month, with Canada and the Pacific coast already steady trade. Abnormal shipments to Portland are part of regular trade, totaling around 25 000 tons to date, with his firm sending only about 50 tons.
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Associated Press
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Canada
Pacific Coast
Portland
Swansen
Immigrant Literacy Bill Discussed at Chamber Meet
Milwaukee resolution urges Congress to use an educational test to curb unskilled immigration, citing over 100000 illiterates landing yearly and calling the literacy test the best way to reduce undesirable elements. The measure was referred to a committee for consideration.
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Board of Directors
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Chamber of Commerce
United States
Congress
International unrest and natural disaster ripple across seas
John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers cites statements from a French congress sending support to Lennayl veinlairs as Puebla and Vera Cruz report strong earthquakes with waterworks damage. Separate notices announce the Central States Waterworks Association officers and the American Christian Convention in Norfolk Virginia.
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United Mine Workers of America
French National Congress
Abduction Accusations Swirl Around Police and Teacher
Chin Quan of Thutte Montana accuses local police and Mrs A A Brown a Chinese rescue teacher of abducting his wife and child after a guardent night entry without a warrant. Police seek interview with Brown amid missing persons and untraced suspects.
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Inter Mountain
Chin Quan
A. A. Brown
Presbyterian Church
San Proncinco
Lobby of Christian Citizens Organized in Bloomington
James H. Shaw Jr seeds a Christian lobby plan to influence Illinois legislature. He aims to send 1000 clergy and church workers to the state capital this winter to back favorable bills from the Christian Citizenship League including an anti cigarette measure. Shaw plans to present the idea at state conferences and has won encouragement from clergy and lay members.
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Tls
James HI. Shaw, Jr
Ulinuls
Streator
Christian Citizenship League
Shaw
Crocker Brigade Parade Marks Farous Corps Reunion
Two thousand Crocker brigade volunteers marched in Muscatine Iowa in light rain. Major B R Chase of Moscow Iowa a Graybeard veteran led the procession. Officers were elected at a business session and plans made for the next reunion. General McArthur Colonels Hare Keeler and General Skrigg spoke at the closing adaptive event.
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R. Chase
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Lowa
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Keeler
Skrigg
Murderous Assault on Work Crew Near Graney Island
A gang attacked workers en route to Graney Island colliery in Delaware and Hudson territory. James Winston, 45?, was killed and J. Lewis seriously injured. six men and a woman were arrested on bail. Witnesses include Mrs. Doyle and Harry Simrock. The mob chant and flee as injuries mount.
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James Winaton
Aomiie Law
J. Lewis
Graney Island
Delaware and Tooleon Company
Yeaterdiy
Thirteenth Regiment
Olyphant
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Hii
Wieton
William Doyle
Witon
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Sufferer
A testimonial from Mrs H R White of Stanstead Quebec praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for curing stomach digestion issues nervousness and sleeplessness claiming eight bottles and five pellets restored her health. The ad promotes the 1008 page People's Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers mail order details for the book from Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo NY.
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Dispensary Medical Association
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People's Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
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