Death Toll Rises In Pennsylvani a Railroad Horror Amid Atlantic City Tragedy
Divers recover bodies of all but two victims from the Pennsylvania Railroad wreck near Atlantic City. The morgue lists names including William Stewart Kyne, Robert Brower, Martha Heisch and Clifford Harris among others. a fiancé of a killed woman and a three year old child are identified among the dead. A missing key peddler and others are not yet identified.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
William Stewart Kyne
Stewart Robert Brower
Philadelphia
George Yomnfer
Camden
Annie Miller
Lester Miller
Samuel Kleinberger
Atlantic City
Martha Heisch
William Edwards
Woodbury
Frank Merward
Joseph Merward
Constance CC. Veoraso
Vincenzo Romarle
George Turner
Thomas Culvence
Clifford Harris
Sinclair Harris
John Kober
Arman A. Todesco
New York
Miss Keiseh
Mystery of Wreck Cause Shrouds Atlantic City Tragedy
Coroner and prosecutor inspect the waterway drawbridge scene after a Sunday electric train plunge. Fifty three dead, forty nine identified, two missing, divers search and wrecking crews haul cars. Atterbury and officials express uncertainty over the cause as traffic resumes.
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Morning Journal Special
Atlantic City
N. Y
Gaskill
St. Lee
Abbott
Wooten
Atterbury
Pennsylvania Road
Atter
Emanuel Fpreed
New York
Fetter
Manny” Bernard
Sam Bernard
Mary Benckert
Philadelphia
Clarence Benckert
W. Kl. Carter
W. L. Carter
James Paul Dempsiey
Ida Dempsey
Walter Eberadish
Eastport
Mes
Cora Bieber Brown
Astport
Belma Womper
Camden
Camere Kagen
Laura Lawrence
Samuel Ffel
Germantown
Parachel Ipfel
Walter Scott
Alvin
Braddees
Roxbrough
Mib
Rhudders
Standard Oil Fined Five Thousand Dollars in Ohio Case
In Findlay Ohio Judge Banker overruled Standard Oil motion for a new trial and fined the company $5000 plus costs in the recent suit. The court gave 40 days to file the bill of exceptions and suspended the sentence for 60 days to allow a petition of error. Criminal information against John D Rockefeller Buckeye Pipe Line and Manhattan Oil remains to be continued. The judge noted daily offenses could raise total fines beyond $6000.80.
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Findlay
Ohio
Banker
Standard Oil Company
John D. Rockefeller
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Manhattan OF Company
Ambassador Thompson faces serious charge in Mexico row
Washington October 29 The senior partner of Warner Johnson Garston Wilson appeared at the state department amid allegations that Ambassador Thompson used improper influence for J B Starr Hunt the arrest of whom for fraud is sought in Mexico City Attorneys for Hunt seek a writ of execution to compel surrender while Eugene Zegar returns to press renewed attacks on Thompson
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Washington
State Department
Thompson
Hunt
Eugene Zegar
Rie
Ambassador Thompson
Brazil
Mexico City
Mex
J. l. Starr Hunt
Ilegal
International Heak and Trust Company of America
Rock Island Road May Build in Mexico
Mexico City Oct 29. A group of Rock Island stockholders led by James Campbell of St Louis views the western coast of Mexico and raises rumors the railroad may build a line from Texas to Magallan. The idea follows Yoakum plan that after Texas projects, Mexico becomes the next focus.
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Rock Island
Mexico
Mexico City
Mex
Rock Island Railroad
Jame Campbell
St. Louis
Texas
Magallan
Planters Duel with Pistols Ends in Two Fatalities
In Yazoo City Mississippi two well known planters Broyet Ryan and A Wright. Bystander Breland was killed while trying to separate the draped combatants after a game of chance. The storekeeper Breland died at the scene and both planters perished from gunshot wounds in the duel.
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Yazoo City
Mies
Ceta Ani
Argent
Miss. Broyet Ryan
A. Wright
Breland
Fear and bloodshed feared in Russia riots
Morning Journal reports anxiety over possible Black Hundred reactions to the imperial manifesto celebration in St. Petersburg. Police warnings, armed force readiness, and closures of schools aim to keep order as anti liberal and anti Jewish unrest is feared.
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Morning Journal
St. Petersburg
Rusia
Lopuesin
Interior
Prince Ovrosoff
The
Red
Hiack
St. Petersbare
Kearns challenges Smoot over Salt Lake seat deal
Former U S Senator Thomas Kearns taunts Senator Reed Smoot in Salt Lake City claiming a church president influenced his election. Kearns, a leader of the American party, asks Smoot to debate whether Snow sold the seat and if Kearns harmed Utah.
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Reed Smoot
Salt Lake
United States
Thomas Kearns
Sutherland
Cead
Mormon Church
Lorengio Snow
Snow
Publicife
Utah
Kearns
American Party
Senate
Mormon Church Interference Claims Highlighted
Salt Lake reports opponents cite President Joseph F. Smith in the Improvement Era urging church members to back friends in elections. He warns voting otherwise would be ungracious and against church interests as politics are discussed. Paris dispatch notes Clemenceau cabinet meeting drafting a program for parliament. Foreign Minister Pichon cites progress in Morocco and frontier precautions persist.
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Salt Lake
Joseph F. Smith
Smith
Prench
Paris
Clemenceau
Pinehon
Honest Election Assured For Once in This County
County commission appoints mixed GOP and Democratic election judges to ensure honest counts next Tuesday. Voter urged to reject Hubbell tactics of coercion and intimidation and back transparent ballot counting and fair elections.
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Frank A. Hubbell
County Commission
Voter
Hubbell
Republican Party
Frank Hubbell
Grunsfeld
M. R. Springer
Mr. Grunsfeld
Tom
T. & Hubbell
Jenacio Gutierres
Gutierrez
Albuquerque
Albright
Montoya
Brother Tom
Ton
Vicente Armijo
Cerraltes
Baker
Old
Vater
Dol
Washington
Hubbell County
Court recognises Langdon in Ruef graft probe
In San Francisco on October 29 District Attorney W H Langdon was judicially recognized as the incumbent to Ruef's appointed office. Grand jury members face test on qualifications as probes into malfeasance and municipal corruption continue with Heney assisting Langdon. Judge Graham refused delay as Ruef and allied officials face further proceedings. Police patrolled a crowded courtroom amid orderly hearings.
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Morning Journal
San Francisco
Superior Court
W. H. Langdon
Abraham Ruef
Grand Jury
Langdon
Francis J. Heney
Ruef
Gallagher
Board of Supervisors
Graham
Murdered Miner Found Severely Mutilated in Canyon
The body of Joseph Ludwig a miner was found mutilated a mile south of Globe Arizona on Sunday. Authorities allege his throat was cut and the body blown up with powder to hide robbery. A towel from the International lodging house was found with him. The crime is being investigated as a murder and robbery attempt.
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Morning Journal
Globe, Ariz
Joseph Ludwig
Ludwig
International Lodging House
North Broadway
Supreme Court Upholds Arizona Governor in Fund Case
The U S Supreme Court affirms lower court rulings in the Thomas F Wilson v Governor Murphy and Auditor Vickers case from Arizona. The suit claimed part of territory funds for criminal apprehension were diverted to the governor's office, with Wilson seeking treble recovery. courts found warrants proper and the decision is upheld.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Thomas F. Wilson
N. ©. Murphy
George W. Vickers
Arizona
Wilson
Pima County
Territorial Supreme Court
Sailors Drink Bay Rum Three Die on Wisconsin
Three enlisted men aboard the battleship Wisconsin died and two were seriously ill after drinking bay rum diluted with water. Thomas F. Cox of Pawtucket Connecticut, El James Wafer of Troy, Nathan Preston of Cincinnati, and shipmates William Reynolds and James Hitchcock were involved. The incident occurred Friday night with onset Sunday.
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Seattle
Wash
Wisconsin
Thomas F. Cox
Coa Passer
En‘sted Pawtucket. EL James Waffer
Troy
Nathan Preston
Chase
Cincinnati
William Reynolds
James Hitchcock
Will Reever
Shaw Explains Gold Imports and Public Money
Minneapolis, Minn Oct 26 Secretary Shaw arrived to campaign in the Second district. He defended imports of gold and public money deposits without interest, noting ten carloads totaling 100 million dollars entered the U S and circulated nationwide. He blamed no effort to rebalance the situation until business leaders complained of high interest.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Bhaw
Minnesota
Runuike
McCleary
Lipet
Mankato
Winnebago
Shaw
Europe
Australia
United States
New York City
St Louis
New Orleans
Minneapoliis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Omaha
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Enormous Registration Frauds Reported in Los Angeles
Los Angeles investigators report large registration frauds as they compare city lists with the great register. Secretary North of a non partisan organization says about 400 names are sent daily for cancellation. He estimates 2000 duplicates and that 20 percent of city registrations cannot be legally voted.
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Los Angeles
Great Register
Lam
Daly
Secretary North
North
General Palmer Lying At Point Of Death In Colorado Springs
General William Palmer founder of Colorado Springs and prominent state citizen lies at Glockner sanitarium facing imminent death. Reported worsening condition at Glen Erie with doctors saying an operation would be useless. bleak outlook if no change in four days.
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General Palmer
Colorado Springs
William Palmer
Glockner Sanitarium
Palmer
Glen Erie
Arrest of Black Witnesses Quiet Hartje Perjury Case
Pittsburg October 29. In the Hartje divorce perjury trial Clifford Howe Black coachman William De Costa Black tailor testified then was arrested on perjury charges after alleging Mrs Hartje visited his shop for meetings with Hope De Costa. Hope denied memory. Court adjourned after defense laid law points for jury charge.
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Pittsburg
Clifford Howe
August Hartje
Paber
Hartje
William de Costa
Robb
Rev
Beott
Rev Freeman
Howe
Hartie
Ferguson
Gould Fighting for a Terminus on Frisco Bay
The Western Pacific sues Southern Pacific over a tide land terminus on the Oakland waterfront. Joel Valle of Denver appears for Western Pacific and presents case statement before Judges Galbert and Woolverton in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Cal
Western Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Oakland
United States Court of
Joel i Valle
Denver
Western Pacific
Galbert, m and
Waolverton
Palmer Fights Muir for England Title Ends in Disqualification
London Oct 38 In a heavyweight championship bout Jack Palmer of Newcastle held the title against Jim Muir. The match for a 1730 purse and side bets ended in the ninth round when Palmer was disqualified for low blows after a closely contested fight from start to finish.
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London
England
Jack Palmer
Newcastle
Chorus Girl Hazel Cooper Dies After Suicide At Hamilton
Hazel Cooper a chorus girl with Karl and the Girl company drank carbolic acid in her Hotel Hamilton apartment today dying in hospital. She is said to be married to Edward Walsh a lackey and had been despondent for some time friends report.
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New York
Hazel Cooper
Karl and the Girl Company
Hamiltton
Edward Walsh
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