Double Murder Reported From Socorro County By Two Young Mexicans
Two Americans camping near San Juan were killed by two young Mexicans identified as Telles and Sais. Telles, the son of Domingo Telles, is in jail on charges connected to the previous killing of Col. Francisco Chaves. Sais fled the scene with the horses, and Telles later confessed after the corpses were traced at a dance. The victims were from Colorado near Denver. The sheriff holds the suspects for county jail transfer.
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Socorro
N. M
Rio Grande
San Juan
Hey
Telles
Domingo Telles
Col. Chaves
Sais
Young Telles
Colorado
Magoon Chosen Provisional Cuba Governor Details
Washington reports Governor Magoon chosen for Cuba due to his familiarity with Cuban laws and prior occupation steps to create a fair election and strengthen judicial independence. His tasks include drafting an election machinery and improving laws to reduce future revolts and U.S. intervention.
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Washington
Charles B. Magoon
Cuba
Magoon
United States
Pittsburg Cadets Visit Philadelphia for Three Day Stay
One hundred twenty five Pitts burg cadets, pupils of a school run by Henry P. Hope of Carnegie Steel, arrived in Philadelphia for a three day visit. They are housed at the Continental hotel and will tour historic sites under their instructors guidance enjoying their time in the Quaker City.
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Pittsburg
Quaker City
Philadelphia
Continental
Henry P. Hope
Carnegie Steg Company
Wisconsin Spiritualists Hold Annual Convention in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Mate Association of Spiritualists meets in Severance hall in Milwaukee for its annual convention. Harrison Barrett, president of the national association, will give the principal address, with tests by Mrs. Ine Wilken of Cleveland at session ends. G. H. Brooka of Milwaukee leads the Wisconsin State association.
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Wisconsin Spiritualists
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Mate Association of Spiritualists
Severance Hall
Harrison Barrett
Na Onal Association
Ine Wilken
Cleveland
G. H. Brooka
Wisconsin State Association
Negroes Pray for Race Advancement Observed in Albany
In Albany New York on October 5 African Americans nationwide fast and pray for race advancement in the United States. The observance was requested by Bishop Alexander Walters of the National Afro American Council as part of a broader religious and social initiative.
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Albany
N. Y
America
Alexander Walters
National
Afro- American Council
Retail Druggists Conclude Convention in Atlanta
The National Association of Retail Druggists closed its convention in Atlanta on October 5, after a month long session. Attendance was estimated between 2,500 and 3,000, with over 40 delegates among the participants.
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Atlanta
National Association of Retail Druggists
Glidden Commission Weighs Trophy Award Claims
New York October 6 the Glidden commission met at the Waldo Astoria to consider claims in awarding the trophy for the Glidden touring race.
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Sam
New York
Waldo Astoria
New Electric Line From Columbus to Lake Ports
Three Ohio traction companies including Columbus Delaware and Marion Street Railway Lake Shore Electric and Sandusky Fremont and Southern seek consolidation to run a through line from Columbus to Lake Ports. The agreement links Everett Moore and Shoe systems, with stock and bond figures totaling millions.
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Columbus
Lake Pports
Columbus, Delaware & Marion Street Railway
Lake Shore Electric
Sandusky, Fremont & Southern
Lake Ports
Everett Moore
Shoe
Ohio
Margart Block Armour Memorial Home falters in loneliness
A Kansas City charity once famed for a grand estate fails to attract residents due to rigid age and fee restrictions. Isadore Hatfield and wife lived there after Mrs Hatfield's husband died, but the home remains largely empty as lonely rooms echo the absence of residents. The cold detail of neglect contrasts with the lavish beginnings of the Armour Memorial Home for Aged Couples. The piece notes the original intent to aid Mrs. Isadore Hatfield, who now laments the lack of companionship amid the mansion’s vast rooms.
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Kansas City
Kansas
City
Margaret Block Armour
Isadore Hatfield
8. B. Armour
Big Armour Packing Plant
Mr. Hatfield
Mrs. Hatfield
Hibbing Opens St Louis County Agricultural Fair
Hibbing Minnesota declares a county fair with hopes of drawing farmers from across the region. The St Louis County fair, funded by local business leaders with a 5000 dollar prize pool, aims to showcase farming and mineral resources from Mesaba and Vermilion ranges amid an Indian summer race meet. Also notes a Washington report that a hen in Alexandria has laid over 200 eggs in a year, a potential record.
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Minnesota
Hibbing
Minn
St. Louis
Dulluth
Thin City
Mesaba
Vermilion Ranges
Washington
W. Well
Alexandria
Bureau of Animal Piracy
State Convention of Christian Endeavor Opens in New Britain
New Britain Conn Oct 5 The state convention of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor in Connecticut opened a three day session. Meetings are in South and Methodist churches with group events at the Y M C A rooms Pathelark. Founder is present to speak. Nearly every town sends large delegations. Percy R Foster of Philadelphia leads the singing with notable enthusiasm.
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Christian Endeavor
New Britain
Conn
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Connecticut
Pathelark
Chris An
Percy R. Foster
Philadelphia
Interurban Association Holds Convention in Columbus
The annual convention of the American Street & Interurban Railway association began in Columbus today. Engineers from across the country are present, with electrical engineers from Schenectady among the largest delegations. K H Anderson of General Electric spoke on Economy of Car Equipment.
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Columbus
American Street & Interlran Railway Association
Engineers’ Association
Behnectady
KH. Anderson
General Electric Company
Trouble Enountered in Getting Labor From China
Washington reports the Isthmian canal commission reviews proposals by firms to supply Chinese coolie labor for Panama, noting possible international obstacles and the chance contractors may seek labor from Philippine or Strait settlements if China objects, with the process to require State Department review. A separate note describes ongoing opsonin-based serum research at the Board of Health, aiming to improve serums for diphtheria smallpox vaccines and possibly tuberculosis treatment.
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Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama
Isthmian Commission
China
Peru
San Francisco
Pekin
Panane
Philippines
Board of Health
Tornado Toll and Damage Hit Crescent City
New Orleans reports three separate tornadoes with one fatality and widespread damage. A small tornado damaged residences near Jena street while another crossed Canal to Claiborne, striking markets and mills and blowing down a warehouse at Liberty and Poydras. Reports from Lake Pontchartrain and Pentchatoula add several deaths. Mobile sees no storm. Also notes McGovern vs Corbett boxing tonight.
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New Orleans
Jena Street
Uptown
Third Ward
Canal Street
Audubon Park
Claiborne
Peters Avenue
Toledano
Saratoga Streets
Douglas Square
Liverty and Poydras
Lake Ponchartrain
Ety Lmus
Howes
Roberta Street
Riverfront
Columbula
Jefferson
First
Magnolia
St. Charles
Napoleon Avenue
Marengo
Carondalet
Hrate
Pentchatoula
Hammond
Alinools Central
Jalalat
Belan
Carondelet
Monroe mayor Forsythe drives first municipally owned street car line
New Orleans Oct. 5. Monroe Louisiana opened the first municipally owned street car line amid long planning. Mayor Forsythe led the drive, with bond sales and a special 5 mill tax financing streets, a hospital, school, and a park and fairground. The line links Forsythe Park with city hall and a growing interurban vision for nearby towns.
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New Orleans
Louisiana City
Louisiana
Monroe
Andrew Renman
Charity Hospital
Nents
Forsythe
Forsythe Park
Hall
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Mobile
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Young Corbett
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