Youtsey Trial Opens In Goebel Assassination Case
Georgetown Ky Oct 8 The Youtsey murder trial began with testimony from W S Taylor aide and defense motions challenging jury impartiality. Witnesses described Youtsey handling guns in Powers and Goebel scene while prosecutors urged a full indictment based on firing or aiding in Goebel’s death. The court overruled moves to discharge the panel and continued proceedings as witnesses testified about Youtsey’s movements before and after the shooting.
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Georgetown
Henry Youtsey
Goebel
Bradley
Commonwealth
Colonel Crawford
Yeoutsey
Cantrill
Venice
Franklin
Youtsey
Crawford
Youtseynzie Todd
W.S. Taylor
Treasurer Day
Secor State
Caleb Powers
Powers
andYoutsey
Col
Jack Chinn
Todd
Frank H. Johnson
Johnson
Auditor's
Ed Steffie
Telegraph
Ed Porter Thompson, Jr
Sait
J. B. Matthews
Matthews
Wade Watts
Louis Smith
Cure A Cold In One Day With Laxative Quinine Tablets
A damaged ad fragment promotes a cure for a cold in one day using Rromo Quinine tablets. The snippet also mentions refunds and Grover's signature on each box, though the text is unclear and partially illegible.
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Grover
Building Industry Paralyzed by Seattle Strike Threat
Seattle faces a possible general strike as 1100 to 1309 trade unionists idle. Builders’ exchange and Building Trades council confront over wage scale contracts for one year. A Western Central Labor Union meeting could decide if skilled labor walks out across the city’s construction projects.
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Seattle
M& Residences
Eity
Trades Council and
Builders’ Exchange of Beattle
Building Trades’ Council
Western Central Labor Union Hall
Buldere’ Exchange
Bishop Brant Defends Africa Comment at Oxford Conference
Indianapolis leader Bishop A Brant of the African Methodist Episcopal Church rejects misquotation of remarks at Oxford Ohio. He says he spoke of his Africa visit and 400 years of history. He urged blacks to decide their own future and to consider what they will do with themselves.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. Brant
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Oxford
Ohio
Africa
United States
Striking Coal Miners Tension in Lykens Valley Region
Harrisburg Oct 5 Sheriff Reiff of Dolphin county was summoned to Williamstown to prepare for possible clashes between strikers and non-strikers. A public meeting this evening aims to persuade the 1,200 workers at the Lykens and Williamstown collieries, controlled by the Pennsylvania Railroad, to quit work.
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Harrisburg
Sheriff Reiff
Dolphin County
Williamstown
Lykens Valley
Lykens
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fourth week of Lackawanna mine strike to end conflict
Scranton Pennsylvania on October 8 marks the start of week four of the Mine Workers strike in the Lackawanna region. A big demonstration is planned for Wednesday and the Friday convention of Mine Workers will consider the operators' proposal.
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Scranton
Lackawanna
Mine Workers’ Convention
Roosevelt Concludes Illinois Campaign Tour In East St Louis
Governor Roosevelt halted in East St Louis during a statewide swing, drawing the largest Illinois crowd since 1904. He praised Lincoln in Springfield and rode with Judge Yates through Jacksonville, Alton, and later aligned with Bryan’s train in a brief, cordial exchange before continuing to St Louis.
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East St. Louis
Roosevelt
Illinois
MciKinsey-Bryan
St. Louis
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Douglas
Jacksonville
Yates
Judge Yates
Alton
Santiago
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Arsa
Roosevelt War
Planters’ Hotel
Baltimore and Ohio orders for 3000 freight cars from Pullman
Arrangements completed in Chicago for 3000 freight cars to be built by Pullman at Pullman Illinois. Contract covers 2500 box cars with 000 pounds capacity and other specs. Total rolling stock cost set at 1 085 000 dollars. Second large order in a week after a 6000 steel cars order costing 6 000 009 dollars.
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Chicago
Oct
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Pullman Company
Pullman
Ill
Baltimore & Ohio
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Offered For Childless Women
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for childlessness and a means to restore vitality in women. It claims to remove obstructions, aid maternity pains, and notes a grateful testimonial from Mrs Vastine of Galesburg Illinois who reports improved health after using multiple Pierce products.
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Dr. Pierce
Mr. Vastine
South Liberty St
Galesburg
Ill
Dr Pierce
Bryan Man W A Clark Predicts McKinley Victory
W A Clark of Montana says Far West will favor McKinley and Roosevelt. He believes North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming Washington Oregon California will vote Republican and that Montana may go to Bryan by about 16 000 with Standard Oil influence noted. He plans to campaign there and seeks a U S Senate seat.
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William A. Clark
Montana
McKinley
Roosevelt
New York Times
Alaska
Far West
Dakotas
Wyoming
Washington
Oregon
California
Bryan
Standard Oil Company
Clark
Idaho
Colorado
Prominent Railroader Blanchard Dead at 53 in New York
George R. Blanchard former commissioner of the Joint Traffic association died at his home after weeks of illness. A lifelong railway man he started as a ticket agent in 1875 and rose to vice president of the Erie in 1884. He chaired the Central and Joint Traffic associations and advised railroads nationwide.
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New York
George R. Blanchard
Joint Traffic Association
Blanchard
Cincinnati & Chicago Road
Ohio & Mississippi
Central Ohio
Erie Roads
Erie
Central Traffic Association
Joint
Unti
Great Northern Emphatic on Chicago to Northwest Rates
Great Northern today refused to lower low rate excursions from Chicago to the far Northwest. Chicago to St Paul rate expected at five dollars as Chicago and St Paul lines may reach agreement. Executives to meet Thursday to discuss the unresolved settlement.
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Chicago
Oct
Great Northern Road
Northwest
Caleags
Great Northern
Chicago and
St. Paul
Cattle Receipts Steady as Omaha Market Closes
OTHER MARKETS Omaha cattle receipts total 6 600 with market slow but steady. Native beef steers bring 4 005 10, western steers 474 7, Texas steers 3 0 8 84, cows and heifers 308 84. stockers and feeders 304 05. calves 309 73. bulls 2 24. Heavy cattle 4 9005 07, mixed 8 2 10, high 5 07 5 12. bulk sales about 5 05. Sheep receipts 50, market strong. fair to choice westerns and lambs noted.
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Omaha
Texas
Market Report Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts around 4.00 with market steady to strong. Texas steers and cows show varied figures and ranges. Hogs receipts about 200 with prices from 5.10 to 5.25, movement steady to strong. Sheep receipts near 4.0 with lambs and muttons priced, steady market. Wheat cargoes and flour imports listed with UK figures and continental trade notes.
Visible grain supplies in store and arrost on Oct 6
New York report from the New York Produce Exchange shows wheat 51,416,000 bushels down 6,000, corn 17,887,000 up 395,000, oats 12,022,000 up 595,000, rye 435,000 up 6,000, barley 1,928,000 up 452,000.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
Three-way race for Hawaii delegate to Congress drew native interest
Honolulu Sept 23 native Hawaiians numbered 2700 registered on Oahu with about 2000 Hawaiians. Rumors claim electing a delegate could repeal annexation and restore the queen. R. W. Wilcox leads an independent anti white group while Prince David and Samuel Parker head Democratic and Republican ties.
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Honolulu
Congress
Oahu
American Congress
Republian
Democratic
Islands
R. W. Wilcox
Great Island
Prince David
Samuel Parker
Wilcox
Scharnikow Seeks Ballot Placement for Third District Judge
Edward Scharnikow, Clark delegates nominee, asks Montana Supreme Court for writs of prohibition and mandate to place his name on the official ballot as the Democratic nominee for Third District judge. Writs target Secretary of State Hogan and county clerks in Deer Lodge and Grant counties. hearing set for October 12.
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Helena
Edward Scharnikow
Clark
Suprem Court
Napton
Judere
Third
N. W. McConnell
Hogan
Deer Lodge
Grant
Napten
Scharnikow
Kennedy
Ravalli County
Smart
Democra
Public Building Bid Advertised for Helena Site
Fe B Braden, custodian for Helena proposed public building site, received orders from Treasury Supervising Architect J Knox Taylor to advertise for basement bids. Bids due in Washington and considered in November, with separate contracts planned for basement and structure. Earlier full-build bids were rejected for exceeding appropriation. Site expanded to whole block, seeking larger funds to allow granite. Senate passed bill last session, House delay. Coming session expected to pass bill.
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Standard
Helena
B. Braden
Supervising Architect of
the Treasury
J. Knox Taylor
Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Mass Primary in Helena Delegates to County Convention
A mass primary conducted by the labor party in Helena selected 20 delegates for a county convention on the 15th to decide whether to draft a county ticket or endorse current candidates at the polls.
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Standard
Helena
Labor Party
Lively Helena City Council Session on Lighting Plan
The Helena city council held a lively session to discuss the electric lighting question. The mayor and several councilors exchanged personalities as the tax levy for Helena was fixed at 94 mills.
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Helena
Democrats Open Campaign in Livingston With Calderhead
In Livingston on October 8 the Clark Democrats launched their campaign with J. A. Calderhead and H. L. Hughes as headliners. The opera house started crowded, but many seats emptied during Calderhead's remarks as the Livingston band helped draw attention to the event.
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Livingston
Clark Democrats
J. A. Calderhead
H. L. Hughes
Calderhead
Democratic Rally Speakers Face Tepid Reception
A campaign event featured Bryan and Stevenson visuals with Alfred Meyers presiding. Hughes spoke on state issues warning of unfavorable legislation for workers, drawing little applause. Calderhead spoke on national issues to little apparent interest from the audience.
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Tage
Bryan
Stevenson
Alfred Meyers
Democratic County Committee
Hughes
Calderhead
Prominent Livingston Railroad Foreman Dies After Accident
Oct John D. Bower a respected Livingston citizen and longtime foreman at the Northern Pacific blacksmith shop was run over on the tracks this morning. He died several hours later after attempting to move from approaching freight cars and jumping in front of a switch engine on an adjoining track.
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Standard
Livingston
John D. Bower
Northern Pacific Blacksmith Shop
Hower
Train Worker Dies After Arm Amputation in Riverside
A railroad worker, 43, was crushed when six wheels passed over his left arm near Riverside. He was taken home where surgeons amputated the arm. he died at 2 PM. He leaves a wife. He was a member of the A O U W with $2,000 insurance.
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Riverside
Bower
Man Arrested After House Is Taken To Police Station
In Vancouver on October 8 a Japanese man named Yasu was jailed for burglary after police seized his belongings and even his house. The makeshift shelter, kept in the property clerk’s department, measures about 3 feet by 7 feet by 6 feet and held numerous stolen items.
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Vancouver
B. C
Yasu
Stoves for British Troops Sent from Vancouver
The Empress of India steamed today for the Orient carrying 30 stoves for British troops in China.
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Vancouver
B. C
Orient
China
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Strong
Ionden
Angels
United Kngdom
United Kingdom
Boston
Adventure Sneer
Allouez Mining
Amalgamated Aopper Serene Atlantic
Ruite & Boston Seree
Calumet & Heela Fees
Eemail
Humboldt
Utah
Winona Mining
Barney
Wien
Hawaii
Mass
Siegel’s
Cyvercoats
Siegel Clothing Co
H. Liebes & CO
Portland
James Magorty
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