Jubilant March Back to the Mills Sets Off Revival
Reports from New England and Connecticut describe a broad industrial revival after the election. Textiles, jewelry, rubber and metal works resume longer hours, with New Haven and Waterbury seeing increased orders and full-time shifts. In New York and New Jersey factories hire, while rail and locomotive outfits plan expansion.
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New England
Boston
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Neuretuck
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Naugatuck Valley
Bristol
R. L
Newional Rubber Company
Warren Manufacturing Company
Cotton
New Britain
Hartford
New Hartford
Readville
Richmond
Virginia Railroad
American Locomotive Company
Virginia
Virginia Rallrosd
H. H. Rogers
Atlanta
Gay Hervie Jordan
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Delof
Census Bureau
New Orleans
Textile Company
Milla
Wesson Mills
Wesson, Mies
Miere
Louisiana
Audubon
New York
Ilfe
Farm Communities and Metre of Traile in Washington DC
Washington DC today reports Tarmera of the United States with record money levels. Merchants, railroad interests, and bankers anticipate rising sales as agricultural districts begin purchasing more necessities and luxuries. Nationwide stocks remain below normal and will need replenishment soon.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Six Killed in Deep River Rail Freight Collision
In Deep River Connecticut a rear end collision between a freight train and a work car killed six men and injured twenty, many fatally. The dead include brakeman Frank A. Far-Tong and five migrant Italian laborers. all injured were Italian laborers, names not confirmed. In Pittsfield Massachusetts Oscar Westholm, chauffeur, received a three month jail sentence for reckless driving after crashing into a gate car and spilling occupants, two brothers who reported to police.
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Deep River
Conn
New Haven
Frack A. Far- Tong
Italy
Pittsfield
Mass
Oscar Westholm
Westholm
Consolidation Railroads Planned With Negotiations In St Louis
Tentative negotiations for merging the Toledo St. Louis and Western Chicago and Alton Minneapolis and St. Louis Iowa Central and Missouri Kansas and Texas railways will progress at St Louis Missouri with plans to unify operations and governance across the lines.
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Toledo, St
Cleveland Letter Man in Trouble
A New York police magistrate gave Broughton Brandenburg, the Cleveland letter writer who sold the piece, two weeks to raise funds for his wife’s support or face further legal action.
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Cleveland
New York City
Broughton Brandenburg
Wood Succeeds Grant as Department Head at East
Gen Leonard Wood reviewed Maj Gen Frederick D Grant and assumes command of the Department of the East with headquarters at Governor’s Island New York. The change affects the senior military leadership and locations in the New York area. Wood’s appointment marks a shift in regional command structure and readiness posture.
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Wood
Grant
Jépion
Leonard Wood
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
Governor's Island
New York
J Yale Field Goal First in Five Years
J Yale marks an historic field goal by Wheaton, the first since five years, as Pat Powers is re-elected president of the Eastern League. J D Lightbody defeats A J Robertson in the 1500 metres at Stockholm with coach Yost overseeing night lights at Michigan practice.
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Jotlings
Wheaton
Yale
Pat Powers
J.D. Lightbody
A. J. Robertson
Stockholm
Hurry Up
Yost
Michigan
Terry
Wolverines
Case of Three Murders in Pittsburg Household Puzzles Police
Police in Pittsburgh investigated a triple killing at a Fifth Avenue home. Mrs. Casey, 37, is suspected of murdering her daughter’s husband Hartzell and young Irene, a six year old adopted child, after planning to trap Hartzell for the daughter’s death. The tragedy ended with Mrs. Casey, Hartzell, and Irene dead, and motive tied to jealousy and fear Hartzell killed the daughter.
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Bost Pitteburg
Dever
William Casey
Fifth Avonue
Irene
Hartzell
Boycott Standard Oil Hits New Riegel
In New Riegel Ohio a boycott campaign targets Standard Oil over the saloon issue. Residents in Seneca County with German heritage oppose prohibition enforcement, funders include John D Rockefeller through the Anti-Saloon League, and local buyers switch to an independent refinery nearby.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Standard of Company
New Riegel
Seneca County
New Riege
John D. Rockefeller
Anti-Saloon League
Standard
Riegel
Tragic Swan Lake Fire Claims Carey Family
A fire at the home of B. W. Carey, a farmer near Swan Lake Manitoba, killed Mrs Carey five children and Miss Gillespie a school teacher staying with them. Mr Carey aged 50 is badly injured but may not recover.
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B. W. Caray
Swan Lake
Manitoba
New Yorker Deaths Self Inflicted Near Delaware City
Henry Erlich twenty years old of 788 West Eighty second street New York City died by his own hand near Delaware City Delaware He left a note to Thomas Hawkins of his New York address saying he was despondent due to unemployment.
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Henry Erlich
West Eighty-second Street
New York City
Delaware City
Del
Thomas Hawkins
Turkish Mutiny Suppressed at Constantinople
A garrison at the Yild Kiosk Republic mutiny was quelled by a volley. Three were killed and fifteen wounded in the action. The incident occurred in Constantinople as authorities regained control and restored order.
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Constantinople
Bank Cashier Arrested in Selbright Embezzlement Case
Charles H. Jones, cashier of the First National Bank of Selbright New Zealand, was arrested and held under 10,000 bail on charges of embezzling about 16,000 from bank accounts.
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Charles H. Jones
First National Bank
Selbright
N. Z
Ite
Rockefeller rumor sparks talk of Standard Oil reorganization
John Ty Rockefeller’s renotation at 26 Broadway New York revived a rumor that a reorganization of the Standard Oil Company was planned.
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Standard of
John Ty. Rockefeller
Broadway
New York City
Standard of Company
Prosinent People and Local Happenings
The Dalton Nass home of Senator W Muryas Crane was robbed of 1000 dollars worth of silverware. Richmond manufacturers and business leaders honored Li Sum Ling, the Chinese publicist. Andrew D White returned from his first Berlin visit since his posting there as American Web ister. Reports say Miss Elkins will wed the Duke of the Abruzzi before January.
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Ralling
Frank 0. Singes
New York
Willetts Pottery
C. Edward Murphy
Mott Iron Company
Join
Broughton
Trenton Tron Company
Pittshore
Berwind-Waitercost Company
Pittsburg
Harrieburg
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Atlantic Coast
Maryland Steel Company
Sparrow's Point
Steelton
Connellsville
Pittsburgh
W. Muryas Crane
Dalton
Nass
Richmond
Li Sum Ling
Andrew D. White
Hils
Berlin
Miss Elkins
Oime
Judges Rule Tobacco Trust Violates Sherman Act
Three United States Circuit Court judges Lacombe Coxe and Noyes rule the American Tobacco Company violates the Sherman Act restraining trade and grant an injunction with stay pending appeal. The opinion notes dismissal of claims involving Imperial Tobacco and British American Tobacco and exceptions for United Cigar Stores and R P Richardson Jr Co. Supreme Court appeal will be filed. Receivership denied as impractical.
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New York City
Lacombe, Coxe and Noyes
United States Circuit Court
Aplofona
American Tobacco Company
Ward
Tobacco Trust
United States Commissiones Shields
Imperial Tobacco Company of
Great Britain and Ireland
British-American Tobacco Company
United Cigar Stores Company
R. P. Richardson, Jr., Company
United States Supreme Court
Lacombe
Coxe
Richardson
J. Sompany
Adde
Grief Over Dog Causes Hunter Frank Spitzik’s Death
In Bloomer Wisconsin Frank Spitzik dies after grief over his hunting dog’s seven year companionship. His body was found beside the dog as he was digging the grave and reportedly fell into a ditch.
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Bloomer, Wis
Frank Spitzik
Spitzik
Boastful Aeronaut Killed At Princeton Carnival
Professor Peter Kramer of St Louis died when his balloon ascended at the Parmers' Carnival in Princeton 11. A strong wind blew as officials urged him to desist. He declared, I will make the jump today if I break my neck doing it.
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Peter Kramer
St Louis
Princeton
Prison Ford Bank President Sentenced to State Prison
John E. Godding, president of the Defunct State Bank of Rocky Ford in Colorado, was sentenced to eight to ten years in the state prison after conviction on charges of unlawful use of bank funds and receiving deposits while the bank was insolvent.
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Ford Bank
John E. Godding
State Bank of
Rocky Ford
Col
Guilty of Murder in Water Town Trial
James D. Farmer was found guilty of first degree murder in Water Town for the killing of his wife Mrs. Sarah Brennan. The verdict concludes a fatal domestic case with the couple's relationship central to the charges and outcome.
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James D. Farmer
Watertown, N
Sarah Brennan
Public figures and arts news from a day in brief
A brief roundup notes Mrs L M WN Stevens St and Marie celebrating an election that upholds laws on tram rights. Opera soprano Emmy Destinn cancels immediate Berlin Royal Opera engagements. New York City education leader Miss Strachan retracts a speaking pledge at Wayne Badget Exhibit.
Ex Senator Carmack shot in street duel in Tennessee
Edward W Carmack former U S Senator and Tennesseean editor was shot dead on Seventh Avenue in Nashville by Robin J Cooper son of Colonel Duncan F Cooper after a long political feud. The duel ended with Carmack dying on the sidewalk as Cooper and his father surrendered to police.
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Nashville
Tenn
Edward W. Carmack
Tennessee
Nastvilla Tennesseean
South
Robin J. Cooper
Duncan F. Cooper
Seventh Avenue
Polk Homestead
Carymack
Colonel Cooper
Carmack
The
Tennesseean
Colonal Cooper
Cooper
San
United States
Erator
Colonal
R. G Fort
Mr. Carmack
Fred
Coopare
Senator Carmack
Dark Tobacco Growers' Assured Sale To Imperial Buyers
A contract closed by the Dark Tobacco Growers Association with Imperial Tobacco Buyers secures 10 to 12 million pounds of tobacco from Clarksville Tennessee. Also reported, an assassination attempt on Lieutenant Governor Fraser of Bengal was thwarted by an American, Secretary Barver of the Calcutta BEC.
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Westashington
Wisconsin
Alabama
Sedan
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
North Carolina
Nebraska
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Clarksville
Tenn
Dark Tobacco Growers' Association
Imperial Tobacco Buyers
Fraser
Bengal
India
Secretary Barver
Calcutta
Bec. A
Derision Over Foam Declares Foam Not Beer
Railroads plan to spend millions on freight equipment as international tensions rise. Dalmatian dogs scrutinize Austria Hungary annexation moves while Turkish ministers praise Russia's opposition. Naval attacks near Newport prompt views that the stranded guiser Yankee could be saved by John Arbuckle's plan.
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Supreme Court
Dalmatians
Austria
Bosnia
Derzegovina
Russia
Newport
John Arbuckle
Standard Oil Wins Rehearing Denial in Rebating Case
The United States Court of Appeals denied a rehearing for the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey overturning Judge Landis’s rebating fine. The government may seek Supreme Court review on a writ of certiorari. The decision reverses a retrial order and keeps the $29,240,000 fine as a possible outcome if pursued.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Grossrup
Baker
Seaman
Growscup
United States District
Kenestw Mountain Landis
Bonaparte
Supreme Court of the United States
Oli Trust
Landis
Sherply
Jugge Landis
Standard ON Company of
New Jersey
Trust
Standard Off Company of
Indiana
Oil Trust
Grosscup
Landle
Standard Oil
Coms Ons
North Dakota Launches as Navy's First All Big Gun Dreadnought
In Quincy Mass 10 000 people witness North Dakota the United States first all big gun dreadnought glide into water. Governor John Burke and Miss Mary Henton christen the ship a 518 foot battleship with 20000 ton displacement and 21000 horsepower expected speed 21 knots and a 900 crew.
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North Dakota
Quincy
Mass
Yore River Shipbuilding Company
Mary Henton
Fargo
N. D
John Burke
Great Gifts for a Canadian Pastor Presented by Congregation
The Rev Dr Barclay of St Pauls Presbyterian Church Montreal received a purse of 5000 from his congregation. He also was presented with no gift from Lord Mount Stephen, formerly of the same congregation, of 78300.
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Barclay
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church
Montreal
Canada
Dr. Barclay
St. Paul's Church
Ans
Lord Mount Stephen
Blackmail Case Ties Sicily Arrests to U S Kidnapping
Police in Palermo arrest thirty Sicilians suspected of Black Hand activity. They are linked to a United States kidnapping and a $60,000 blackmail demand to secure the boy's release. Morse denied bail by the U S Circuit Court of Appeals in New York, to remain in the Tombs for about a month.
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Palermo
Rome
Italy
Black Hand Society
United States
Morse
W. Morse
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
New York City
Cows Wims Of Man to Death and Birmingham Killing
Fragmentary report describes two fatal incidents: Peter Lundgren of Deadwood South Dakota was dragged to death by a cow after rope wrap around his wrist as the animal balked. in Birmingham Alabama, Barney Keys, a former livestock handler, was shot and killed at his home, with his wife and George Thistler mentioned in connection to the事件.
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Natuure
Peter Lundgren
Deadwood
Barney Keys
Birmingham
Ala
George Thistler
riveted notes of early world events and incidents
Nogads of News cites B. V. Debs follower counts at 800000 while the Bagdad Railway Company plans 525 miles of extensions. Tang Shao Yi departs Yokohama for San Francisco as Mand dispatches report Afira led a Mantation attack in Mindovna killing ten, wounding others and looting or destroying valuables.
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Nogads
B. V. Debs
Bagdad
Tang Shao Yi
Yokohama
San Francisco
Mand
Afira
Shabherd
Mindovna
Rockefeller Family History Traced to French Roots
The Rockefellers, including John D. Rockefeller, are linked to a French noble lineage. A 1720 arrival in America is noted, with claims of Huguenot ancestry and a Baron Roqueféuille connection said to shape the family name. The source references The Weekly Leclin and notes southern France origin after Nantes revocation.
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Rockefeller
John D. i Bdey
France
Baron Roqueféuille
Fragmentary note on cam sensor and Agassiz study
An obscure account describes a cam vasser smuggling into a Harvard professor Agassiz study. The chrome Bird's eye View of Cambridge is presented with a quirky remark about vision and gratitude, though the passage cuts off mid thought.
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Camvasser
Fioe
Agassiz
Harvard
Eager to Work Health Regained by Frugal King Luncheon
A fragment from a periodical recalls King Victor of Italy sharing a simple lunch with a peasant after a hunt, then contrasts frugality with apparent dignity. The item blends a 1762 Williamsburg performance note with a health testimonial about Grape-Nuts aiding digestion and renewed vigor for work.
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Italy
Victor
Elgnort
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