Wreck and Robbery on Santa Fe Colorado Train
Train No. 6 on the Santa Fe line from Denver to Chicago was wrecked by suspected wreckers on a bridge near Apishana Creek Colorado. Rail and railings were removed causing cars to plunge into the creek. rails rifled for booty. Injured include Engineer John E. Walker and Fireman Bates with many passengers shaken and some hurt. A suspect was arrested in La Junta. money reportedly to have been aboard was not in the wrecked express car.
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Pueblo
Colo
Santa Fe
Colorado Springs
la Juni
Denials Of Assassination Report From Guanajuato
Reporting from Mi Paso on October 20 notes denials by Guanajuato residents and the president's party after a drunken spectator fired a pistol into the air during celebrations. Acting Consul Velarde confirms the Mexican governor sent a denial to the local consulate.
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Mi Paso
Diag
Usijuata
Tut Ey
Jan Spirite
Hay
Velarde
Butchers Threaten General Strike In Chicago
In Chicago on October 30 the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's Union faced a possible general strike tied to a special picking trades council meeting. Packers urged concessions and negotiations began to avert a nationwide work stoppage. union president Michael Donnelly indicated readiness to confer with packers.
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Chicago
Amalgamated
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmens Union
Packing Trades Council
Michael Donnelly
Donnelly
Jeang bb Peony ite Muar tragedy reported
Fragmentary text describes a fatal incident involving a minister and a person named Lil May Bot. It mentions a crowd gathered, a minister pronouncing benediction, and a supposed release or grant of something amid unclear details.
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Jeang
Wreck of Santa Fe Train Explored In Colorado
Topeka Kan Oct 30 General Manager Mudge discussed the wreck of a Santa Fe train in Colorado. He said no information indicates for motive and there was no robbery attempt after the ditching. He plans to travel to Colorado to investigate further.
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Topeka
Kan
Mudge
Santa Fe
Colorado
Farmers Hold Meeting Up in the Clouds
Southern New Mexico holds its first farmers congress in Cloudcroft with President Luther Foster of the Agricultural College presiding. The educational gathering focuses on irrigation and soil conditions and aims to become an annual event. Mesilla Valley delegation and El Paso chamber representatives attend. papers and discussions are planned through Saturday.
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Morning Journal
Alamogordo
N. M
Farmers’ Congress
New Mexico
Cloudcroft
Foster
The
Agricultural College
Mesilla Valley
Luther Foster
el Paso
Toole May Call Extra Session
The arbitration committee arrived and met Senator Clark with luncheon and dinner. Mr Hill was elected chairman of the committee. Talks were planned with Mr Heinse to discuss arrangements. Rumors say Governor Toole may call an extra session of the legislature.
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Toole
Ai Textra
Vincennes Secretary Shot and Killed by Burglars
In Vincennes on October 26, William J. Mingle secretary of the Vincennes Distillery Company was shot and killed by burglars. Police reported the assault occurred during the night as the man kept a vigil over the plant. Detectives pursued several clues and public officials urged calm while the investigation continues.
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Vincennes
William J. Mingle
Vincennes Distiflery
Wee Shot and Kil
Two Killed and Dozen Injured in Philadelphia Fire
A major blaze in Philadelphia damaged several mills and a grain elevator, killing two and injuring about a dozen. The fire struck the block bounded by the Behuskill river, Hew Vine and Twenty-Third streets, causing property losses estimated over 260000. Roofers Harry McWilliams and others were reported missing, and a wall collapse damaged nearby structures including the Warren Works of Kaiser and associates.
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Dogen Penton
Behuskill River
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Harry McWilliams
Dour Mills
W. Me. Wood & Bons
Baltimore
Levator
Warren Works
HH. Kaiser &A
Mystery of Hopkins Going Solved by Floating Corpse
The body of Hopkins, once a prominent Christian worker in this city, was recovered floating behind the low water at San Diego’s jetty mouth. Identification came from pockets and a watch, with a letter found bidding friends farewell. The corpse was turned over to the coroner.
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Ran Diego
Cat
Mading bin Beady
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Artic
Plot and Counter Plot in Servian Capital
Captain Hetevake Bervia, longtime aide to the late King Alexandar, has been re arrested amid ongoing intrigue in the Servian capital. General Magalen, once aligned with King Milan, is also detained. he did not join the counter plot but denounced the murderers. A new plot against the king and queen’s killers is reported as unfolding.
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Milan
Bervia
Tief
Engagement and society news with mining boom in Las Vegas
Brilliance reception in Las Vegas celebrates the engagement of William C. Gortner to Miss Anna Hawks of Goshen Indiana. Mineral Hill reports a rich Albatross mine strike with ore at 300 feet depth and high values. A grand German themed anniversary party honors Mr and Mrs Judell Lifeld with numerous attendees and gifts, plus plans for future gatherings as Miss Jessie Lifeld travels to Philadelphia for the winter.
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Morning Journal
Las Vegas
William C. Gortner
Fsell
Territorial Supreme Court
Anna Hawks
Goshen
Ind
Mineral Hill
Albatross
Charles Lifeld
J. Judeth
Tousia
Noa Ufeld
Albuquerque
Shimer Bachrach
Rabbi Lefkovitsz
Sol Spiegleberg
Jessie Lifeld
Arthur Lifeld
Max Nerdham
Judell
Arthur
Leute
Louis C. Iffeld
Marcus Brunswick
Tr Laeskovity
Henry Besinger
Tifeld
Ludwig
Wim. Ufeld
Solomon Spiegleberg
Rabbilor
M. Lefkovity
Mere
Law Vegas
Iifeld
Jeesio [Ifeld
Sho
Etta Strauss
Philadelphia
Found WA Losing Game and Partnership Collapse
A consolidated directory of American grocers notes voluntary dissolution due to financial embarrassment. Firms with Peoria Chicago and Galesburg locations collapse after initial plans to control leading retail groceries falter. Capital stock listed at 1.5 million with key figures Flavel Bhurtieff and M. Kavin.
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America
Peoria
Chicago
J. Paul
Galesburg
Wee & Million
Flavel Bhurtieff
Bhurtief
McQuade
Des Moines
Governor Dote Likely to Be Appointed U S District Judge
Advices from Washington indicate Governor Dote will likely be named United States district judge of Hawaii to succeed the late Morris M. Vetes. George R. Carter is expected to become secretary of the territory.
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Honolulu
Tel
Washington
Dote
United States
Hawaii
Morris M. Vetes
George R. Carter
Territory
Gorman Attacks President Roosevelt at Maryland Meeting
Democratic mass meeting in Chaltimore Maryland drew a large crowd with Eewin Warfield and Senator Arthur Pue Gorman criticising President Roosevelt for meddling in Maryland politics. The event featured stereopticon views showing white and black depictions at the late state Republican convention.
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Mad
Det
Eewin Warfield
United States
Arthur Pue Gor
Gorman
Roosevelt
Maryland
Coroners Jury Fails to Fix Crime in Bechtel Case
Allentown Pennsylvania October 80 The coroner s inquest into Mabel Bechtels death yields a verdict that a fractured skull from a blow at her home caused by unknown persons. The verdict names Mrs Catherine Bechtel Martha Bechtel Charles Bechtel John Bechtel and Alois Bokstein as accessories after the fact. Warrants are issued and bail set for Bechtel family members and Eckstein before Mayor Lewis. John and Charles Bechtel are committed to jail. Lucerne Alabama December 30 Jim Chamber and Law Shaw Negro murderers were hanged here today.
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Mabel Bechtel
Mre
Catherine Bechtel
Martha Bechtel
Charles Bechtel
John Bechtel
Alois Bokstein
Mrs. Beehtel
Eeksteln
Lewis
Mr. Bechtel
Martha Beehtel
Eekstein
John
Jadi
Erwin Claims He Was Victimized in Postal Case
Samuel Knight, attorney for James R. Erwin, argues the Richardson mail box device aids city postal service while C. M. Cox doubts its value outside business districts. Erwin denies authorship of a letter to Machen and says his mail was tampered with, offering to present several letters opened recently as evidence. Commissioner Heacock took the case under advisement.
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San Francisco
United States
Heacock
Samuel Knight
James R. Erwin
Richardson
C. M. Cox
City Delivery
Postal Device and Improvement Company
Erwin
Machen
Thleacock
Large Contract Takes Up National Labor Group Form
Chicago Oct 30 The election of DM Party of Indianapolis as president completed the formation of the Citizens Industrial Association of America This national organization includes manufacturers tradesmen and other employers of labor and aims to address labor problems across its scope and local alliances.
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DM. Party of
Indianapolis
Citizens’ Industrial Association of America
Citizens’ Alliance
President Visited by Delusional Swiss Man at White House
Edward Tanner, 33, a Swiss native, tried to meet the president but was stopped at the executive doors. He claimed a constant pursuit by Parshipa and said the president would make them stop. He described a Memphis wife and had traveled from northern Montana, remaining in the city since Monday. He was taken to police headquarters then to St. Elizabeth's asylum.
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Det
Edward Tanner
Switzerland
St. Elizabeth's Asylum
Parshipa
Tanner
Memphis
Tenn
Montana
Joseph Hoagland Dies at 40 in St. Joseph
St Joseph Missouri October thirtieth Joseph Hoagland noted philanthropist and millionaire has died at age forty.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Joseph Hoagland
Samuel J Parks Convicted in Extortion Case
New York October 30 Samuel J Parks walking delegate of the Housesmiths and Bridge Masons union No 2 was convicted of extortion by a jury in the court of general sessions. The jury found him guilty after twelve minutes of deliberation with two ballots.
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New York
Samuel J. Parks
Housesmiths and
Bridgemen's Union, No
Parks
Fever Bulletin Reports New Texas Cases and Fort McIntosh Soldier
Official fever bulletin lists 15 new cases and 4 deaths, bringing totals to 612 cases and 56 deaths. One case involves a soldier at Fort McIntosh, who is isolated with no fear of spread among other soldiers.
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Laredo
Tex
Get
Fort McIntosh
Thousands Pay Tribute to Memory of Emma Booth-Tucker
Thousands gathered at Princess rink for memorial services honoring Emma Booth-Tucker killed in a railroad wreck last Wednesday night. Commander Booth-Tucker led a solemn tribute as mourners, including her husband, faced tears during the eulogy and coffin removal to Pennsylvania Station for transport to New York.
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Princess Rink
Mia Hore booth-Tucker
Booth-Tucker
Pennsylvania Station
New York
General Chase Acquitted on Perjury Charge
The court announced that additional evidence was desired, effectively acquitting Brigadier General John Chase on the perjury charge. A defense motion sought no verdict in both perjury and disobedience cases. court reserved ruling on the latter and adjourned after hearing defense evidence, hoping to finish the trial tomorrow.
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Wartiol
John Chase
Powerful Pittsburg Banks Merge Into One Institution
Three of Pittsburg’s oldest banks the Bank of Pittsburg National Merchants and Manufacturers National and IranCity National announce a merger under the Bank of Pittsburg charter. The new institution will have 2.4 million dollars capital and surplus, and initial deposits around 12.006 million dollars.
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Pitieburg
Patet
Pitheburg
The
Bank of Pittsburg National
the Merchants and Manufacturers’ National
IranCity National Bank
Bank of Pittsburg
Dispatch Denounces Congo Free State Atrocities And Monopolies
The British foreign office issued a forceful dispatch criticizing Congo Free State for cruel forced labor and slave like recruitment, asserting no native welfare or industrial development occurs. It urges powers to assess treaty obligations and consider reference to The Hague Arbitration Tribunal, noting open door violations through trade monopolies.
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London
British Foreign Office
Congo
Congo Free State
Doma
England
Disputch
Farmers to Seek Fair Prices and Concerted Action
An advisory board formed at the September 1904 farmers societies convention in Chicago calls a December 1 meeting to unify organizations and press for equitable prices on farm products and fair consumer prices, opposing trust profits. In Galicia Austria Ruthenia diet members resign over stance on a Ruthenia symposium at Stanislav. Denver reports heavy snow disrupting transport and communications statewide.
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Convention of Farmers Societies
Lembourg
Galacia
Austria
Ruthenia
Diet
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