Naval Matters On The Carpet Prep For Prince At Annapolis
Navy items report West Virginia fifty miles south of Cape Hatteras with heavy seas and NE wind. North Atlantic fleet divisions under Evans head toward Annapolis to greet the British squadron under Prince Louis Battenberg due in the next few days. Separate note says a $25,000 express package from Hamilton to New York was opened and money missing, with $14,000 cited by Northern Express officials.
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Knights of Pythias weigh moving biennial convention due to yellow fever
The Knights of Pythias supreme lodge officers met in Indianapolis to decide whether the next biennial convention should be held in New Orleans or another city amid fears of yellow fever. Supporters in New Orleans vow to oppose any move, with $40,000 already subscribed for visitor entertainment and plans to fight any change.
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Knights of Pythiaxy
New Orleans
Victim Identified in Suit Case Tragedy and Enje
New York police confirmed Susan Geary as the victim in the suit case death. The inquiry ties Mat tis Nathan to the case as the woman sought for details, with efforts focused on locating the surgeon who examined her before death. In Pittsburg, investigators pursue further leads while the city explores fuel from incineration for power.
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Boston
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Pittsburg
Russia Ends Autocracy as Witte Takes Power
News from St. Petersburg reports Emperor Nicholas II has surrendered and Count Witte becomes minister-president with imperial mandate. The manifesto promises extended suffrage and fundamental civil liberties including free speech habeas corpus and immunity of person, signaling an imminent shift from autocratic rule.
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Day of Deepest Gloom Shrouds Russia's Capital
From St. Petersburg to Moscow and Warsaw reports speak of widespread unrest. Strikes restrain crowds while an uneasy army tilts toward the people, with Cossacks and guards seen as doubtful allies. Rioting bleeds into city streets as police remove flags and mutinous talk swirls from Odense to Sevastopol.
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Wreck of California Limited Trains Kills Thirteen
Kansas City reports the California Limited derailed near Shoield Missouri in a narrow cut at fifty mph. At least thirteen killed and twenty five injured as wreckage piled high and passengers and crew were buried. Rain complicated rescue while a telegram said Mrs. Sadie Leavitt of Albuquerque escaped unharmed.
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Most Remarkable Bank Failure Reported in Pilvaburg Pa
The Post quotes a Washington official saying depositors will receive at most ten cents on the dollar from the Enterprise National Bank failure. Department officials call it the worst wreck on record as assets were depleted by borrowing, stealing, and note re-hypothecation.
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Navy looks to place dry docks elsewhere
The Navy Department will not add new dry docks at New York Navy Yard. Investigations show space is limited and the yard has reached development capacity for repairs and construction. Secretary Bonaparte may seek Congress to fund docks at Puget Sound, Pensacola, San Juan, and Boston, with emphasis on San Juan and Puerto Rico development over Guantanamo. Also noted is golf among New York and Boston newspaper writers, with today's qualifying rounds for the Fox Hills course invitational.
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Admiral Train Accused as Chinese Woman Is Shot
A Shanghai dispatch reports Admiral Train and his son Lieutenant Train were attacked by Chinese villagers near Nankin while the American Asiatic squadron officer fired, wounding a Chinese woman. Villagers seized guns, knocked the admiral down, and held the lieutenant hostage. Forty American marines landed to rescue them and fired twice to quell the mob amid Chinese officials backing the crowd.
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Fatal shooting affray in saloon at Winslow
Special to The Citizen, Winslow Ariz Oct 0 A shooting affray in the Paror saloon left George J Giles night marshal dead from four belly shots after he restrained Pete Pemberton who argued over a bet with Walter Darling at the roulette table Pemberton then shot at Darling and killed Giles before surrendering to a constable The coroner jury ruled murder with murderous intent and preliminary examination is set for tomorrow Pemberton was guarded by Sheriff Houck, sparking public sympathy and debate over jail holding.
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Stockholders to Inspect Bank Books Says Supreme Court
Washington October 20 The Supreme Court ruled that a stockholder in a national bank is entitled to inspect the bank books In Ogden Utah J W Guthrieva held one fifth of Commercial National Bank of Ogden stock and was denied inspection The decision affirms a prior state ruling The opinion was delivered by Justice Day
Two Doctors in Fistic Encounter on Railroad Avenue
Dr R L Hust and Dr E N Wilson fought in front of the N T Armijo building on Railroad Avenue this afternoon about 4 o clock. Bystanders were treated for the fracas as Constable James Smith intervened and separated the combatants who were arrested and bonded for disturbing the peace.
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