Leaders of I W W Trial in Salems Murder Case
Salem Mass September 94 Judge Quinn denied parts of the indictment details sought by Ettor Giovannitti and Cartso leaders of the IWW in Lawrence. Their murder trial begins next Monday after delays and pretrial rulings shaping charges and timing.
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Salem
Mass
F. Quinn
Joseph J. Ettor
Arturo Giovanni
Joseph Cartso
Is Industrial Workers of the World
Lawrence
Vital Pulita
Wxich
Murip
Ettor
Giovannitti
Lawrence Orly
Anna Vopizzo
Everett Mills
Boston
Othe Grand Jury
Harlan Attacks Roosevelt Hallmarks As Hypocrite
Topeka Kansas September 24 John M Harlan of Chicago condemned Theodore Roosevelt calling him a hypocrite and a menace to the nation He argued crowds at his speeches resemble circus crowds and that states like Oregon Idaho Utah and Nevada showed cold reception Rede of Minnesota added Roosevelt favors a minimum wage for women but cited backers linked to Perking in New York aiding the claim.
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Topeka
Kans
John M. Har“an
Chicago
West
Roosevelt
Great West
Taft
Col
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Roosevelt Hippodrome
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Mr. Harlan
J. Adam Rede
Minnesota
Col. Roosevelt
Alush Fund
Perking
New York
Pleasantly Located in California in a Pleasant Waterloo
Friends in Waterloo received letters from Mrs B B Smith who went to Los Angeles for a several month stay and described a bungalow filled scene with parlor view of distant mountains and well kept lawns and flowers surrounding the shed house.
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Waterloo
B&b. B. Smith
Los Angeles
Waterloo boxer Archer given light sentence in prize fight case
Jack Archer of Waterloo pleaded guilty in justice court to participating in a prize fight near the Black Hawk county line. He received the minimum sentence of 100 dollars or 30 days in jail, then paid the fine and returned to Waterloo. The incident ends with Archer’s opponent Ketchel unlikely to face further prosecution.
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Waverly
Jack Archer
Waterloo
Justice Court
Archer
Black Hawk
Ketchell
Plum Grove farm chosen by Hugh Geiger for his property
In Waterloo an eight pound girl was born this afternoon at 1 30 to Mr and Mrs A E Gibson at their Prospect Hills home. H H Kerr of Des Moines Viavi is in town on business. Miss Jet B Toole and Mr Walter Bowen wed by Justice Frank Knapp Monday evening.
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Plum Grove Farm
Hugh Geiger
A. E. Gibson
Prospect Hills
H. H. Kerr
Viavi Company
Des Moines
Waterloo
Jet B. Toole
Walter Bowen
Frank Knapp
Mae Heyer
Quincy Street
Taft to Civil Service Fourth Class Postmasters
Washington Sept 24 President Taft indicated he would issue an executive order placing all fourth class postmasters under civil service once Postmaster General Hitchcock finishes details. He noted $14,000 of them are already in the service and urged Congress to pass necessary legislation. The Post Office plans to implement the parcels post before expanding civil service coverage.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
White House
National League of Postmasters
Richmond
Hitchcock
Post Ofice Department
Strike Is Cause Of Legal Tangle In West Virginia
Charleston authority summons all commissioned officers in the martial law zone to a conference in Charleston with the adjutant general and Governor Glassack to devise a plan to reduce the number of soldiers in the field. Federal court’s refusal to entertain proceedings for mine guards imprisoned by the military commission prompts expected mandamus action to release the men until the case is tried in the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals.
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Charleston
W. Va
Elliott
Glassack
Supreme Court of Appeals of
West Virginia
Fifteenth Annual League of Town Municipalities Opens
Sioux City Iowa Sept 24. The fifteenth annual convention of the League of Town Municipalities opened in this city today. Sanitation in town cities and taxation reforms will be the most important topics discussed. About 200 delegates are in attendance.
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Sioux City
League of Towa Municipalities
Towa
Decision in Sans Souci cut off case upheld
Judge Charles E. Ransier dismissed the Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute petition to remove fill at the Sans Sourei cut-off. The court ruled existing rulings had been complied with and costs taxed to the plaintiff. The area lies west of the hotel between the bridge and electric park, where earlier fills and a bridge were built by the street railway and the city.
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Sans Souel
Waterloo Chautauqua and Bible Institute
Charles E. Ransier
Sans Sourei 11
Electric Park
Street Railway Company
Chautauqua and Bible Institute
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Street Railway
Plan Big General Strike in Belgium Demands Universal Suffrage
Brussels reports a socialist backed general strike planned for November to press a universal suffrage amendment. An estimated half a million workers will strike for six weeks, involving railways, postal and telecommunication services, mines, docks, arsenals, factories, and workshops. Substantial international backing and funds cover proposed actions, with 40,000 children to be placed in temporary homes in northern France if needed.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
France
England
Germany
Sweden
Girl of Sixties Blamed for Stew Turnbull Sentence
Minneapolis report recalls Charles Turnbull a 78 year old Galena Gazette subeditor in 1859 who received five days in the local workhouse for intoxication. He blamed a Galena woman who promised to wait for him until the war ended but disappeared. He described attending a Galena courthouse meeting with figures like Grant Douglas and Washburne, claiming Douglas said bleeding is better than atrophy.
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Minneapolis
Charles Turnbull
Galena
Illinois
A. §. Grant
Stephen Douglas
Horace Greeley
Elihu B. Washburne
John A. Rawlins
Douglas
Hitchcock creates fifteenth railway mail division
Postmaster General Hitchcock announced the creation of the fifteenth railway mail division with headquarters in Pittsburgh. It will handle through mail between New York and Chicago. John M. Maston, previously superintendent of the Omaha division, will lead the new Pittsburgh division.
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Washington
Hitchcock
The
Railway Mail Service
Pittsburgh
New York City
Chicago
John M. Maston
Omaha
Baptists Meet in 41st Annual Peoria Session
Peoria Baptist Association opens its forty first annual session at First Baptist Church with about 140 delegates expected from 12 percent of the church members. Morning talks focus on women missionaries. ministers plan winter religious work during district conference. Rev Scott McBride of the Anti Saloon League will speak Wednesday night urging Baptist activism in the state.
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Peoria
Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Goga Gage 1a On Trial Today
Three mismated couples receive papers of release as a jury is selected to hear the Land Company versus James B. Stewart action for 31,100 in commissions. Judge Robert Bonson presides in Dubuque. Also three divorces granted with Ada Maleby Baylor allowed to resume her maiden name. Jury waived in a lumber case with Seippel Lumber Co. vs Bradley. verdict for 1851.90. Commissioners named to partition property in Cunningham case.
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John Goss Land Company
James B. Stewart
W. C. Guy
P. Knudsen
Clayt. Stahnke
Webb White
L. E. Losee
O. W. Hater
J. C. Stearns
Lara Nielsen
Otto Stumima
H. ('. Goodwin
L. White
August Mixdorf
Bill of Exchange
Peter J. Seippel Lumber Company
A. T
Bradley
Margaret, Cunningham
Thomas Cunningham
Houson
N. B. Barber
H. W. Grout
F. P. Keane
Notable family tale of buried gold on Cheyenne river
Pierre Narcelle recounts 19th century fortune buried in gold and silver under cottonwood roots near Chappelle Creek. Floods in 1860-61 washed away banks, despite a protected home 40 feet above water. Indians warned of rising waters as the park flooded. The Narcelje line ends with Joe Narcelje’s death on the Cheyenne River Reservation.
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Tierre
Seni
Joe Narcelje
Cheyenne River
South Dakota
Pierre Narcelle
Chappelle Creek
Narcisse
Joe
Cherry Creek
Cheyenne River Reservation
New York
Pierre
Fur Company
Enid
Chappelle Creck
Strent Fee
Farm Island
Horn
Sued to Agent Over Land Deal Sparks Counter Claim
Edward Arthur sues Elmer Mether for $160 commission claiming misvaluation of a New Hartford land trade. Arthur counters that Mether valued the property at 1500 to 1800 with a monthly rent of $9, while Arthur says its value was only 200 and rent 1 to 2 dollars, seeking the差 difference in damages.
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Minnesota
Edward Arthur
Elmer Mether
Mether
Arthur
New Hartford
Wether
Manly
Mob Held From Assaultant of Girl in Grand Island
A mob of about 200 men gathered at the county jail in Grand Island Nebraska and threatened Jyneh C W Kyttle who had been arrested on suspicion of attempting to attack an unnamed girl. Sheriff Brewer placed deputies on duty and the crowd dispersed without attacking the jail, with the sheriff expressing confidence in defending the new jail.
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Grand Island
Neb
Jyneh C. W. Kyttle
Birt
Slever
Brewer
Pupils of Stock Yards Are Frail
Dr. Caroline G. Hedger told the Fifteenth International congress on hygiene and demography that about half the children in the Chicago stock yards district showed measurable retardation in two local schools. She linked poor health to crowded living, pollution, insufficient food, and stress from taxes and fares, urging scrutiny of industrial wealth that rests on deprived neighborhoods.
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Washington, D. C
Caroline G. Hedger
Chicago
International Congress’ of Hygiene and Demography
Stock Yards
Chicago Stock Yards
Hedger
Board of
University of Chicago
Marines to Santo Domingo After Taft Conference
Acting Secretary Heckman Winthrop announced after a conference with President Taft aboard his private car en route to New York that TAC United States marines will be dispatched at once to Santo Domingo.
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Wilmington
Governor McGovern Rate Might Split Wisconsin Progressives
Milwaukee report states Governor McGovern failed to declare support for Taft or Roosevelt. The Wisconsin Progressive Party may respond by presenting a state ticket at today's committee meeting, arguing it is foolish to state a preference when actions reveal intent.
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Milwaukee
McGovern
Taft
Troose Velt
Wisconsin Progressive Party
Market Summary of New York Stocks Closing Prices
New York stock market close report lists price movements for major issues including Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Rock Island Chicago Great Western Northwestern Atchison American Smelting Std Union Pacific Southern Pacific Brooklyn Rapid Transit United States Steel Amalgamated Copper Northern Pacific Great Northern and others with varied final figures and notes on trade activity for the day September 24. The listing mentions both common and preferred shares and reflects mixed performance across sectors.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Ogre
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
Atchison
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel
Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Eleen
Abe
Rain Forcings Force Cancellation Of Two NL Games
Philadelphia September 24 The two games between Chicago and Philadelphia to close the National League season in this city were declared off due to rain.
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Philadelphia
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