Summary of a Week's Global Dispatches
The senate backed the Pesrose and Foraker resolutions demanding full information on discharge of colored officers of the Twenty-fifth regiment. Other items include the Littlefield pilotage bill defeat, treasury secretary Slaw's call for restricted currency, and Congress backing greater power for a Alaska exhibit fund.
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Senate
Secretary of War
Twenty-fifth Regiment
Littlefield
Congress
Leslie M. Slaw
the Treasury
House
Bonaparte
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Metcalf
United States
Seattle
Wash
Mixed News: Riots, Fires, Robberies and Elections
Roosevelt faces charges raised by Bellamy Storer with former Vienna ambassador claims public. Rail tragedy in Chicago kills two on a Rock Island train. bystanders injured. Lawsuit over breach of promise filed in New York. Fire in Market Street Chicago destroys property worth 466000 and kills two. Political tensions rise as Texans oppose Bailey reelection. Bishop Seymour dies after pneumonia fight. Bank robbery at Great Bend ends with capturing the bandit, bystander killed. Railway wreck at Danville injuries and deaths. Lodz factory closures cause 3000 to face hunger. Lahore violence leaves five dead and 15 wounded. Conductor Koenigsburg injured in Illinois Central robbery near Farley Iowa. Deaths include John Marsden Rhode, Greenwich Savings Bank president. Weather and transport notes from New York to Chicago.
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Krupp Company
Krupp
Montreal
Ping-Kiang
Kiang-Si
China
Chang- Sha
Alonzo Garcelon
Lewiston
E. D. Denis
South Dakota
Black Hills
Ferdinand Brunellare
Fernand Heurotin
Chicago
Salton Sink
Dorsey Patton
Illinois
Cook County
Republican Marching Lab
Santa Monica
Cal
Benjamin F. Harris
A. C. Campbell
Antigo
Wis
Castro
Venezuela
Macuto
Chi Pat
Cornell University
Utah
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Union Pacific Coal Company
Utah Fuel Coal Company
Harriman and Gould
Johnny
Ibapah
Indiana
Fred Foreman
Montello
Nev
Carson
National Reduction Mills
Florence
Great Treadwell
Alaska
Douglas
Juneau
Henry Smith
Elm Grove
John Balter
Philadelphia
Shah of
Persia
John Holsten
Muscaline
Senator Bailey
President Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Bailey
Waters-Pierce Ofl Company
Davidson
Austin
Texas
Arthur Freeman
Connellsville
East Side
New York
Coghlan
New York Navy Yard
Frank Hennion
Morristown
N. 1
Jennetta Rothschild
Aunt Heeky
Long Island Hospital
Bacon
Japan
Coolia
Fira
Campsig
Corliss
Cempany
Providence
RR. 1
Florence I. Lockwood
Aquateague
Henry White
Marshal Bashore
Lebanon
Warres County
White
Lapponi
Papa
Rome
Union Lumber Company
Sixth
Hopper Streets
San Francisco
Zanesville
Sarah Wiley
Grand Portage
Minnesota
Louisville
Joplin
Peter Asserson
Brooklyn
Ecuador
Guayquit
Kansas
Count Boni de Castellane
French Chamber of Deputies
Constabular
Philippines
Ralph P. Yates
Benjamin H. Smith
Luna
Ark
Greenville
Miss
Latham
Atlanta
St. Louis
John D. Rockefeller
Standard O Company
United States Circuit Court
William C. Sanderson
Springfield
Mass
France
Michigan Central
Bay City
Detroit
Otter Lake
Mich
Fort Apache
Aziz
Joseph H. Stubbs
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Indianapolis
Edna McClure
Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw
Jack Richardson
Goldfield
West
R. G. Dun & Co
Crosby
N. D
Santa Fe
de Soto
Kan
Quincy
Houghton
Georgia Pardon Board
Jesse
Milton
Reading Iron Company
Smu
Warsaw
Poland
Angie Birdsong
Mississippi
Hazelhurst
T. H. Butler
W. Finley
Southern Railway Company
Samuel Spencer
Finlay
Monongahela and Washington
Pittsburg, Virginia & Charleston
Stook
Chicago & Burlington Road
JiIawail
pan-Pacific Congress
Bellamy Storer
Roosevelt
Vienna
Rock Island
Thirty-first Street
Alma Roberts
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Edwin G. Cramp
Market Street
Winters-Pierce
Pullen
Farle Jowa
Jefferson Flanks
Colorado
Col
Court
Dahter
Peter Bema
Spalding Mioh
John Marsden Nhode
Greenwich Saving Bank
New York City
Detd
Ge Consolidated Conquity
Astoma
Onuwego
WN. Y
Ballevie
Cerro Gordo County
Warl Hartman
Clea, Lake
Anamosa
J. S. Wheeler
City National Bank
Cawegl
Grand
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Carnival Association
Marion Fair Association
Fairfax Fair Association
New Hampton
J. W. Larsen
Dickens
Sheriff Schurrer
Ruthven
Larsen
E. H. Martin
Martin Telephone Company
Webster City
Martin
Nannie Taylor
Albia
Woodson
Lena Pender
Taylor
Roberts and
Oake
Union Stock Yards
Sioux City
John Roberts
Richard W. Oake
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Roberts
Schwarzchild & Sulsberger
Paul Leitzke
Neola
Centerville
James Osey
George Prow
Oral Ruggles
Nght and Traction Company
Tre
Albert Feeht
WI Church
Kort Dodge
Grand Ferry
District Court
Whitaker
Fie
Iowa News Roundup of Crimes and Elections Across Counties
A broad Iowa compilation reports indictments against Boone milk dealers for price conspiracy, a Burlington mail pouch robbery, Des Moines county buying 27 voting machines, and a Dubuque worker injury tale. Other items cover murder verdicts, suicides, cattle thefts, assaults, jailbreaks, industrial fires, and a destroyed Carson school building with $2,500 insurance.
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A. B. Hitchcock
Harry C. Moore
J. H. Clark
Boone
Burlington Union Station
Des Moines
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Moran
Cascade
Sheldon
Roy Youngman
Grand Junction
Wesley Shaffer
Linn County
Shaffer
Dubuque
Ed Hennings
Paul Aubrey
Northwestern States’ Cement Company
Mason City
Edward Olds
Waterloo
Olds
Michael Shondel
Birmingham
Walter Davidson
Shondel
Davidson
Fairfield
Aledo
Burlington
James Arvel
John Clark
Batavia
Clark
Williiam
John
Clarks
George Clark
Jefferson County
Anna Miller
Henry Miller
Nobel Peace Prize Presented to U S Figure
Norway's minister Peirce received word at the White House that the Nobel peace prize was awarded in recognition of President Roosevelt's international policy. The prize fund, about 37 thousand dollars, funds a six member Industrial Committee to foster labor capital cooperation and industrial peace in Washington and beyond.
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Washington, D. C
Ilagua
Norway
White House
Washington
Aongress
Nnae
Theind
Uni
Secretary of Agriculture
Ecommerce and
Labor
Aix
Industrial Committee
United States States
Roosevelt
Judson
G. ‘Go University
Baldy
Yale
Harberger
University of Munich
Focult
Georgetown University
Washington, DC
Baroness von Suttner
Vienna
W. H. Creemer
England
de Marten
Russia
Henri Dunant
Red Cross
Alfred Bernhard Nobel
Renee
Stockholm
Bank Teller Reported Missing with $9000 Shortage
Wm Anderson, teller at First National, wife of the city, disappeared on September 1 and is believed to have gone to Mexico. Officials say the shortage will not exceed $9,000 as Anderson is said to have spent vacations in Mexico City and planned investments there accompanied by a woman.
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Mexico
Kansas City
Dee
Anderson
Oifer
Ol Mexicn
Nderson Oon
Am ““Rsey
Tle
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