Five Die As Rock Mass Buries New York Tunnel Crew
A collapse in a Broadway tunnel under construction near 164th Street killed five laborers and injured two. Foreman Madden and workers Madden and Danife were buried. Owen Bly, section boss, was arrested and remanded to the coroner. The rescue recovered O Hara Kelleher Goronski.
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New York
Broadway
164Th Street
Peter Ohara
Timothy Kelleher
John Goronski
Patrick Madden
Muckers
Liji Danife
Domenico de Petro
Elouda
Lesaet
O'Hara
Kelleher
Oronski
Madden
Tdanife
Owen Bly
Harlem
Coroner’s Office
Zucca
Montana Switchman Dies From Injuries In Accident
Great Falls October 18 W H Quinn switchman employed by the Montana railroad died from injuries received in a railroad accident. He was serving as a switchman when the mishap occurred and died in the hospital.
Man Dies After Accident in Boston and Montana Yards
Central resident Quinn aged about 31 died early today at Columbus hospital from injuries endured last night near the Boston and Montana smelter yards. He fell from a moving car and a wheel cut his right thigh. heavy bleeding and shock caused his death. He lived in St Thomas Ontario and belonged to IOOF and the Order of Railway Conductors. An inquest found death due to shock and loss of blood with no charges.
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Quinn
St Thomas
Ontario
O. F. Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Order of
Sweeney
Valuable Property Burned At Best Leeit Coal Camp
A fire at 2:30 a.m. destroyed several houses in the Leeit coal camp. Loss about 6000 dollars with 2300 dollars insured. Incendiary origin suspected. the town lacks its own fire apparatus, prompting calls for municipal equipment as mine protection ends. Victor Herman survived his burning home. Solomon Hill and John Stone listed with partial insurance. Frank Rowdy’s vacant uninsured building also burned.
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Victor Herman
Mrs. Paulson
Frank Rowdy
Hanna backs Roosevelt and denies McKinley talks
Senator Hanna said he had not heard any conversations between Roosevelt and McKinley about him and that all talks with Roosevelt were satisfactory. He promised to support Roosevelt as cordially as he did McKinley. A friend said resignation as GOP chair unlikely.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Roosevelt
McKinley
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Appointment Confirmed of Catholic Historian at Strassburg
Berlin reports Emperor William has confirmed Dr. Spahn to the chair of history at the University of Strassburg. The move, seen as a public gesture toward Catholic subjects, follows a weeks long press controversy over his Catholic faith and centrists background. The Emperor telegraphed support for employing recognized scientific ability in service to the empire. The Vosseische Zeitung notes the crown’s conspicuous public act in confirming a prominent professor.
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Berlin
Spahn
University of Strassburg
Reichstag
William
The
Vossieche Zeitung
Crowe Brothers Hold Out Bond at Five Hundred Dollars
In Omaha on October 18 John J. Crowe says his brother Pat Crowe will not surrender until a $500 bond is posted. He adds that once pledged Pat Crowe will come to Omaha within a week to surrender. The men are connected to a Council Bluffs saloon.
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Omaha, Neb
John J. Crowe
Council Bluffs
Pat Crowe
Omaha
Bulley Neal Found Guilty in Great Falls Court
In Great Falls on October 18 a jury found Bulley Neal a Black man from Bulle guilty of receiving stolen money. The court will determine the punishment for Neal who allegedly received 810 dollars believed stolen from Mabel Collins, with HM. Palmer Johnson as the complainant on Fashion alley last month.
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Bulley Neal
Standard
Great Falls
Bulle
Neal
Mabel Collins
Palmer Johnson
Larson Sentenced to Thirty Days by Calgary Courts
Great Falls Oct 18 Sam Larson the man sought by Fort Benton authorities for horse stealing was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Calgary courts after crossing the border recently.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Sam Larson
Fort Benton
Calgary
Trial of Theodore and Laura Jackson Gains Notoriety in London Court
London October 18 The Jack sons case on immorality and fraud draws crowds as Laura Jackson’s cross examination reveals her theatrical tactics. A Brigh ton sect linked to the victims walls the scene and police guard against mob violence while the next hearing is set for November seven with further testimony anticipated. The Daily Mail notes it will stop reporting the trial.
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London
Theodore
Laura Jackson
Annadella Diss Debar
Jackson
Daisy Adams
Jacksons
Brighton
King Solomon
Bernica
Holloway
The
Daily Mail
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Cough Remedy
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. price given in cents. The ad markets a fast relief option for colds and coughs.
Disputes Settled by Arbitration in New Report
Washington reports the industrial commission released a publicity report reviewing testimonies on collective bargaining conciliation and arbitration. It notes heavy local use in building breweries boot and shoe wood-working metal trades and transportation with most agreements between Workingmen organizations and individual employers.
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Washington
Industrial Commission Today
State Boards of Arbitration
United States
New York
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Goluchowski blamed for McKinley death reference row
Vienna reports that Count Goluchowski foreign minister is accused of causing the chamber of deputies president to omit mentioning President McKinley’s death on parliament assembly. The argument rests on McKinley’s status as an elected president not a sovereign.
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Vienna
Arbeiter Zeitung
Count Goluchowski
Chamber of Deputies
McKinley
Davin, Noted Journalist and MP, Dies by Self-Destruction
Vancouver report states Nicholas Flood Davin, veteran journalist, ex member of parliament, shot himself in his Clarden hotel room this afternoon. Once prominent in Northwest politics, he authored several books and plays and had endured ill health for some time.
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Vancouver
B. C
Winnipeg
Nicholas Flood Davin
Clarendon Hotel
Northwest
Hall Improves, Des Moines Congressman Faces Weeks More
Congress, Hall, Des Moines Iowa. Doctors report the condition of Congressman Hall is somewhat better this morning but he will remain confined for several weeks before he can be out again.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Congressman Hall
Sheep moved by rail from Chateau to Yakima two trainloads planned
Sheep recently bought in Northern Montana travel from Chateau to the city on Oct 27 to be loaded onto Northern Pacific cars in Yakima. Two trainloads are expected to transport the flock.
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Cently
Montana
Yakima
Wash
Chateau
Northern Pacific
Sherer Plans 9500 Sheep Shipment From Washington Farm
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports J E K Sherer a prominent Washington woolgrower arranged today to ship 9 500 sheep re- cently. The export move signals a major livestock transaction tied to regional wool markets and Sherer's business holdings.
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Standard
Helena
J. EK. Sherer
Washington
California recognizes Reno marriages as legal after Nevada divorce
San Francisco report states Superior Judge John Ellsworth ruled California divorces are absolute and Nevada law permits remarriage within a year after separation, upholding the Reno ceremony in the Wilson annulment case. Judge Hibbard previously shared this view.
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San Francisco
John Ellsworth
Alameda County
California
Nevada
Reno
Mary C. Wilson
John L. Wilson
Hibbard
Ellsworth
Impeachment Trial Continues In Nose Contempt Case
In San Francisco on October 18 attorney W T Hume was recalled for cross examination as part of the Nose contempt proceedings. The defense challenged the corruption accusations while Hume affirmed the core facts of his testimony compared with earlier Nome affidavits, noting only minor discrepancies.
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San Francisco
W. T Hume
Noyes
Hume
Nome
Meade to Face Court Martial On Duty Charges
Secretary Long approved the court of inquiry recommendations and will order a court martial to try Col. Robert J. Meade on charges of intoxication on duty false testimony and failing to respond to charges by Col. Denny and Lt Col Lauchheimer.
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Washington
Long
Court of Inquiry
Robert J. Meade
Meade
Denny
Lauchheimer
Races from Chicago and St Louis on Oct 18
Track results show multiple races with winners and times in Chicago and St Louis. Notable winners include Little Scout Prince Blazes Money Moss Denman Thompson Hermencia and B. G. Fox in Chicago with several second and third place finishers listed. In St Louis Ed L Orleans Brulare Huntressa Lunar Eleven Bells lead or place in six races with completion times noted.
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Chicago
Little Scout
Throstle
Rag Tag
Prince Blazes
Miss Liza
Eigh Or
Money Moss
Leroy
Gonfalon
Denman Thompson
Argregor
Marcos
Hermencia
MacGyle
Jessie Jarboe
B. G. Fox
Oliver Me
Andes
St. Louis
Ed L
Tenny Belle
Sam Lazarus
Orleans
Hi Lee
Salve
Brulare
Kindred
Tremar
Maile
Huntressa
Jordan
Meditation
Lunar
Wax Taper
Albert F. Dewey
Omelia
Tickful
Lexington trotting meet results highlight several heats
Summary of a Lexington Kentucky trotting program with multiple classes and purses. Col Cochran swept heats in 2:14 2:17 2:15 with Una Belle taking 2:18 2:13 in two heats. Chain Shot won three straight in 2:11 2:10 2:04. Prelatess took two heats to 2:19 and 2:11 with Hattie Smith also competing. Red Princess claimed the 2:0 2:17 2:18% series as David Harum and Henrietta posted wins in other heats. Eight starters in one class.
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Lexington
Cochran
Una Belle
Allee Car
Galbheter
Chain Shot
Prelatess
Hattie Smith
Red Princess
David Harum
Henrietta
Star owner buys Kansas City Times merger planned
W. R. Nelson, proprietor of the Kansas City Star, has purchased the Kansas City Morning Times and will continue its publication. Both papers will be issued from the Star building and the Sunday edition of the Times will be merged into the Star edition.
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Kansas City
W. R. Nelson
The
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Morning Times
Star
Times
Bank closed as cashier disappears in Boyertown
The National Bank of Boyertown shuts its doors after the cashier vanishes. Comptroller of the Currency receives a telegram, James B. McDougal named temporary receiver. Bank capital 100000, surplus and profits 108713, deposits 413215.
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Washington
National Bank of Boyertown
James B. McDougal
National Bank Examiner
Wreck derails 14 cars after switch left open near Sheridan
A construction train from Sheridan derailed 14 cars after striking an open switch at Bridges. The incident damaged the cars but caused no serious injuries.
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Standardwin Bridges
Sheridan
Retail Trade Active Brightens Biz Outlook
Bradstreet notes strong retail trade due to cooler weather and steady demand in iron and steel and related industries. rail orders exceed 1 million tons for next year while car shortages hinder transport. export iron and steel lag, cotton and woolen mill activity remains robust, and U S bank clearings rise across major cities.
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New York
Bradstreet
Pittsburg
Bessemer
Central West
United States
Ditch Cleaning Expands Waterways In Missoula
Contractors Sting er Campbell deploy about 20 workers to clean and enlarge two Rattlesnake outlet ditches. The Higgins ditch on Spruce street and the old mill ditch will be materially widened, improving city irrigation.
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Standard
Missoula
Stinger & Campbell
Spruce Street
Man Finds 20 Gallons Honey In Tree Near Lolo Station
Mr Workman, traveling through the Bitter Root valley near Lolo station, discovered a tree containing about 20 gallons of honey stored by bees during the summer. He opened the tree and retrieved the honey.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Workman
Bitter Root
Lolo Station
Canadian Pacific steamer Hating arrives at Vancouver port
The Canadian Pacific steamer Hating, wrecked off Texada island last Saturday, arrived in port under her own steam. She towed in the steamer Trader sent to assist her. The Hating will enter dock here or at Victoria, kept clear of water by a single pump moving about seven gallons per minute.
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Vancouver
B. C
Hating
Texada Island
Trader
Victoria
Permanency of Dawson railroads opens rich Klondike districts
J Francis Lee, White Pass & Yukon traffic manager, returns from Dawson after six months noting dramatic hydraulic mining advances and pledged railroad plans. He says Dawson’s camps are permanent, with a network of new roads to reach Indian River and Quartz Creek, promising vast quartz, placer and conglomerate finds that could take over a century to exhaust. He also mentions a first class winter relay mail service planned between White Horse and Dawson.
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Seattle
J. Francis Lee
White Pass
Yukon Road
Dawson
Klondike
Indian River
Quartz Creek
South Africa
Mail Service Department
Yukon
White Horse
Inspectors to Review Argentine Smelter for Possible Abandonment
Kansas City officials of the smelter trust led by Daniel Guggenheimer are due Monday to inspect the Argentine Kansas plant. The facility recently cleaned and largely idle, with four workers previously employed. Officials will decide if it should be abandoned or kept for closer supply access.
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Kansas City
The
Smelter Trust
Daniel Guggenheimer
New York
Board of Control
Barton Sewall
Simon Guggenheimer
Denver
Anton Eilers
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