Convention of Iron Workers Adjourned Amid Tense Split
Samuel Parks walking delegate from New York triggered a split in the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers in Kansas City. President Buchanan adjourned the session without hour, while Parks supporters seated Brophy and demanded action before resuming talks with masters, pilots, and lake carriers this winter.
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Kansas City
Samuel Parks
New York City
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Daniel Brophy
Union No. 2
Scranton
Parks
Brophy
Buchanan
Coates House
Warden
Parke
Masters and Pilots Reach Settlement With Pittsburg Line
The American Association of Masters and Pilots and the Pittsburg Steamship company end their dispute. Captain Frank Rae of the Clemson is removed from command and replaced by association members. Rae must apply for membership within fifteen days, with the board to decide and a meeting planned after the season.
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Cleveland, O
American Association of Masters and Pilots
Pittsburg Steamship Company
Pittsburg Steamboat Company
Frank Rae
Clemson
Masters’ and Pilots’ Association
Markets Report From Chicago and East Buffalo
Chicago market notes show hogs at 5.70 to 6.06 for fair to good averages and cattle varying with steers priced from around 4.50 to 6.60, plus sheep and lambs values. East Buffalo reports call cattle receipts dull at 18 cars, hogs strong with pigs at 6.25 to 6.50, lambs 5.80 to 5.90, and calves strong at 9.00 to 9.26, with grain quotes for wheat corn oats and rye mixed in steel city trading.
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Chicago
Cattie
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Minneapiolis Mill Owners Stand Firm on Wages and Arbitration
Minneapolis reports the mill owners refuse arbitration and threaten to shut down rather than raise wages. Mayor Tinynes had proposed a five member arbitration board after worker pressure. Owners say they have previously increased wages and shortened hours but will not concede further. A Chicago man named Jon Worna is described as insane after a beating by Anton Pieketas.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Tinynes
Jon Worna
Anton Pieketas
Conditions of trades show large volume despite issues
Dun and Co reports overall trade volume remains large with mercantile activity steady. Pig iron production curbs, ship and farm movement unsettled, rail earnings up, spindles resume in cotton mills, footwear busy, prices soft on staples. 252 US, 10 Canada failures. labor tensions emerge amid curbs and robberies noted in Berne and inspector Collier suspended with $3716 bond shortage claim.
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New York
K. G. Dun & Cos Weekly Review of Trade
United States
Canada
Armour plant to be rebuilt after winter fire
Sioux City Iowa reports the Armour plant destroyed by fire last winter will be rebuilt immediately and is expected to be ready for killing before spring with construction starting soon.
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Sioux City
Big Armour
Omaha
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas City
Baseball scores from September games across the league
Chicago scores 8 in Philadelphia, 10. Detroit and Boston tied in 11 innings due to darkness. St Louis beat New York 8 to 2. Cleveland defeated Washington 14 to 5 in the American set of results with other city matchups noted.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Weather And Crime Notes From Midwest And Iowa Trials
The forecast covers Illinois Indiana and Michigan with cooler conditions and brisk or shifting winds. In Indianola ex deputy US marshal W A Richards faces trial for a New Year robbery tied to Frank Baird, who is serving 17 years. $2000 was secured. Minneapolis reports Governor Van Sant will not seek the US Senate seat to replace Senator Clapp.
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Illinoois
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indianola
United States
W. A. Richards
Richards
I’. Sullivan
Hamilton
Frank Baird
Baird
Minneapolis
8. R. van Sant
Clapp
Roosevelt Endorsed by State League of Republican Clubs
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania September 25 The state convention of League of Republican Clubs has heartily endorsed President Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Wilkesbarre
League of Repubican Clubs
Disappearances and Open Lands Dominate Short News
Elmer Brintnall, cashier of the Farmers and Merchants bank in Aurora IA, has vanished though accounts remain correct. 750,000 acres of public lands in Chippewa country Minnesota will be opened to settlers. An omnibus strike in Berlin seeks twelve hour days with lunch break.
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Elmer Brintnall
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Aurora
Yale University
National Carriage Builders’ Association
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Republican
H. J. Crocker
Roosevelt
N. J. W. Lecato
Nelson A. Miles
Beaumont
Tex
Alfred Mosely
London
Charles B. Farwell
Lake Forest
Chippewa
Minnesota
Berlin
Corbett Station
Ore
Barrett
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Soo
Aad
Gold Dominates Treasury Holdings In Roberts Address
National Treasurer Elliot Roberts spoke on gold’s prominence in U S money stock noting gold holdings near 1 27 billion dollars and a treasury gold total of about 653 million while bank notes are under 400 million and national banks own over 822 million in combined holdings. He warned that policy cannot greatly shift gold’s large share. The remarks came during a steamboat convention gathering on the Potomac with further focus on international gold comparisons.
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Washington
Elliot Roberts
United States
Maryland and District of Columbia Bankers’ Association
Feld
Potomac River
Treasury
Bank of England
Imperial German Tank
Austro-Tungarhin Bank
England
France
Russia
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Growth of World Bank Vaults and US Gold Reserves
An article contrasts national treasuries with the United States gold gains from 1808 to the present month, noting substantial increases in US gold and currency in circulation. It warns against inflating credit and highlights gold as the foundation of national prosperity, while mentioning other nations’ treasury shifts. Aurora, Sept 26, John Van Vleet is released after a grand jury declines to return a true bill in his case.
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Bank of England
National
France
Russia
Bank of France
Austro- Hungary
United States
Delilah
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Gibraltar
Aurora
John van Vleet
van Fleet
Timels State Fair Opens Sunday In Springfield
Springfield Illinois Sept 26 The Timels state fair opened with a first ever Sunday programme featuring a concert and a lecture on The Man of Galilee by George W. of
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Springfield
Ill
George Ww
Stricken by Heart Failure in Kansas Doctor Dies During Operation
Dr. Chas Gardiner, a renowned physician in the west, collapsed from heart failure while treating a patient in Emporia. He had just completed an operation and was applying medicines when he faded, dying on the floor as the patient was left bleeding. A physician arrived and saved the patient with effort. Gardiner was a Chicago Roshe Medical College graduate.
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Emporia
Kan
Chas, Gardiner
West
Gardiner
Hecht
Rosh Medical College
Chicago
Foul murder and robbery shocks several states
A dynamite blast near West Middleton, Washington, kills contractor Ferguson and injures his bookkeeper Martin while $5,000 in payroll disappears from a satchel. Suspects are arrested or surrounded in an abandoned mine. Other items include county judge permit fees in Milwaukee, an anti Sunday baseball bill in Montgomery, cemetery officials meeting in Springfield, a Yonkers track record equaling the world mark, and sparrows fouling a farmer's haystack in Shelbyville.
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Washington
Ferguson
Wabash
West Middleton
Martin
City financial probe finds missing vouchers and unapproved expenditures
City accountant report covering Jan 1, 1901 to March 31, 1902 alleges missing receipts totaling 22856 dollars, unapproved vouchers, no street contract records, missing license stubs, undisclosed water stubs, and treasury disbursements without council authority. Also notes absent remittances and misused loan interest amid broader fiscal irregularities.
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St. Joseph
John V. Starr
Balfour Explains British View on Macedonian Crisis
Premier Balfour, in a long letter to Archbishop Davidson, discusses the Macedonian situation. He emphasizes the complexities of race, religion, and taxation amid Ottoman rule and argues for a coordinated European concert to press reform, hoping concerted action could avert further horrors.
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Tandon
T Balfour
Canterbury
Davidson
Macedonia
Halfour
Tle
Balfour
Europe
Russia
Austria
Great Britain and Balkan Policy Amid World Tensions
Balfour argues that the Porte delays reforms and that revolutionists push Turks to brutal reactions. He favors continued Russian-Austrian cooperation with signatories of Berlin and cautions Britain to offer suggestions aligned with interests. Nearby items note Missouri river flood relief talks, a suicide in Seneca Street, a hotel fire in Rochester, and troops at Camp Young for 14 000-man drills amid U.S. and labor concerns.
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Balfour
Porte
Piay
Nile
Great Britain
Valfour
Russia
Austria
Turkey
Peninania
Greece
Bulgaria
Servia
Rommania
Near East
George Howard
Concord
N. H
Brunswick
Rochester
N. A
Camp Young
West Point
Amalgamated Association
Theodore Shaffer
Payne
Washington
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Hust
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Pasige Retomnbar
Alec
Eas Re If
ATIL
Dun & Co
Pilster
Berne
Ind
Frederick Koher
Berne Witness
Short
Mission Colwubua
Cheorge M. Collier
Nash
Collier
Jane
Columbia Pharmacy
J. E. Lemmon
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Timols State Exposition
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Montgomery
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Lou Dillon
Empire City
Yonkers
Kata
Shelbyville
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Smithland Pike
Joseph
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William P. Handley
Lord Milner
Dean Tompkins
Philippines
Inet Casas Eater
Balkan
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Great
F. A. Jennings
Hillsdale
Imperial
Seneca Street
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Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Washington County
Onda Hi. Keo
Cant M. Keon
Prank Ko Sacer
Onahler
Citizen's National Bank
Hhaw, Jenkins & Co
Wm. H. Jenkine & O
Tate
Bank of Low Fleet National Bank
First National Bank
Oltieon's National
J. Manley
Washington County Savings Bank
Schuyler W. Livingston
Lew
North Coat Corner
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Wilson
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Dewey
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Rasepager
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W. A. White
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Crail
Abstraciers
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J. L. Brookmart
Proms
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W. Scofield
Osteopathy
C. S. Harper
Osteopathic
Ities
Kiein & Co
Arthaud
Osteopath
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville, MO
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J. A. Cunningham
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J.T. Ande
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Andh McCully
Dinsctors
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A. Hervey
W. A. Moore
W. W. Wilson
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D. J. Palmer
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Ohngemach
D.M McLaughlin
Whith
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Henry Knecht
Tabor
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Whset
Posseseer
Moise
Tee Teewee
Iowa Central
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Wrot and Routh
Mason City
J. U. Trrremons
Groooey Traffikc
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Marshalltown
Means & Stichter
Casey
Asolaphone
Setel Alles
T. J. Dempsey
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