Finley B Anderson Denies Powers Trial Conflicts
Finley B Anderson, a telegraph operator, swears he lied under oath in Caleb Powers murder case. He alleges Campbell and Goebel pressured him and paid sums totaling about 300 dollars, including 10 and 5 dollar payments, to bolster false statements. He says his earlier testimony led to Powers conviction and he can no longer live with the perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Evening Post
Finley B. Anderson
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Anderson
Powers
Campbell
Cincinnati
Joe Owens
Barbourville
William Guoe
Mr. Campbell
Owens
Arthur Goebel
Barboursville
William Goebel
Campbel
Wharton Golden
Frankfort
Georgetown
Justus Goebel
Colonel Campbell
Japanese Laborers Get Sheriff Protection in Sumner
Tacoma reports Deputy Benson Davis traveled to Sumner after a phone tip to protect Japanese laborers following a recent anti Asiatic incident. A citizen delegation ordered the Japs to leave their homes, prompting their exodus. Mr Anderson, an employer of several workers, sought sheriff protection for his laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Benson Davis
Sumner
Anderson
On the Race Track at New York Meet
A crowd braved the weather at the track today with six races showcasing Musette beating Gold Heels and Chactanunda, Herbert taking the second race, Attendance and Cherries placing in the six furlong event, Decanter winning the mile and an eighth, Himself prevailing in six and a half furlongs, and The Amazon taking the final event with Belgrade and Prestidigitator in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Musette
Gold Heels
Chactanunda
Herbert
Compensation
Cherries
All Saints
Deccanter
Raffaello
Taloise
Remnant
Belgrade
Thoroughfare a racing card through Cincinnati meet
In six races at Cincinnati six furlongs Fulminate led with Dr J W Ramsey runner up and Robert Gray third. Ep won five furlongs with Trinity Bells second and Resignation third. Etta captured the mile with Homestake second and Peter Duryea third. Bobr Gallan took the mile and an eighth with Wine Press second and Viola Parsons third. The Covenanter won five and a half furlongs selling with Senator Beveridge second and Mateo third. Lord Beini won six furlongs with On amast second and Blenheim third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Fulminate
Dr. J. W. Ramsey
Robert Gray
Trinity Bells
Resignation
Etta
Homestake
Peter Duryea
Bobr Gallan
Wine Press
Viola Parsons
Five Thoroughbred Races Held at St Louis September Meeting
Results show Miss Bramble winning the five and a half furlong selling race with Alton second and Bright Eye B third in 1 12. Second race six furlongs Varro wins with Robert Jr second and Harry Pulliam third in 1 20. Nobleman takes seven furlongs with Chickamauga second and Belle Simpson third in 1 33. Lady Curzon claims six furlongs in a selling race with Bloomfield second and Belle of the Glen third in 1 19. Elghor wins the mile and sixteenth in the final listed race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Belle of the Glen
Elghor
Horse Race Results Show Horses and Times
In the sixth race at seven furlongs Norseshoe Tobacco won with Tildy Ann second and Harry Thoburn third. Earlier the event featured Tom Gilmore finishing first with Orlandine second in a 1:56 time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gilmore
Orlandine
Norseshoe Tobacco
Tildy Ann
Harry Thoburn
Lakeside Race Results From Chicago Track Meet
In cloudy, slow conditions at Lakeside Chicago, six races were run. C B Campbell won the five furlongs with Lord Roberts second and Brewer third in 1 04 5. Alpaca led the five furlongs with Daisy O second and Olekma third in 1 41 5. Azim captured the mile with Hylo second and Hanswurst third in 1 41 5. Nhenilworth won the five and a half furlongs with Boney Boy second and Algaretta third in 1 10 5. Lennep won the mile with Prince Blazes second and Obsidian third in 1 44 5. Hood a Brigade took the mile and an eighth selling race with Ben Chance second and Oxnard third in 2 01 3-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lakeside
C. B. Campbell
Lord Roberts
Brewer
Alpaca
Daisy O
Olekma
Azim
Hylo
Hanswurst
Nhenilworth
Boney Boy
Algaretta
Lennep
Prince Blazes
Obsidian
Selling— Hood'a Brigade
Ben Chance
Oxnard
Fatal Chicago and Alton wreck near Mitchell Illinois
A collision on the Chicago and Alton line near Mitchell Illinois killed one and injured six more on October 30 1910. The victim was mail clerk George C Corson of Bloomington with several Bloomington and Chicago clerks injured. The crash involved the Midnight Special passenger train and a freight train, with several crew members jumping to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago & Alton
Mitchell
Iil
George C. Corson
Bloomington
Sidney L. Webster
George Heritage
B. Durham
William Stewart
Chicago
J. W. Murphy
R. P. Himes
Normal
Webster
Big Railroad Deal Transfers Kansas City Southern Control
John W. Gates sells controlling interest in Kansas City Southern securities to a syndicate including James Stillman, Cohen Loeb & Co, E. H. Harriman, and George Gould. The move creates a Chicago to Gulf and Pacific route link, with about 8.5 million in bonds and 2.5 million in stock involved, signaling broader financial railway consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John W. Gates
Kansas City Southern Railway
James Stillman
Rockefeller
Cohen, Loeb & Co
Union Pacific
E. H. Harriman
Chicago & Alton
George Gould
Southwestern Railway
Kansas City Southern
Chicago
Gulf
Pacific
Gates
Hungarian Desperadoes Rob Pay Wagon Murder Near Mount Pleasant
Four Hungarian bandits ambushed the Southwest Connellsville Coke pay wagon near Mount Pleasant Pennsylvania. Paymaster William Hisler, brother of C H Hister, is killed. driver Harry Burgass kills one robber and wounds another. Robbers flee toward Scottdale. Armed posses scour the region. Hisler leaves a widow and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Connellaville Coke Company
Alvinto
William Hister
C. H. Hister
Harry Burgass
Scottdale
Young Hisler
Chicago
French Cabinet Tottering After Toulouse Speech
Paris dispatch reports strong opposition to Premier Waldeck Rousseau's Toulouse address with media calling it radical and socialist. Moderate papers Le Temps and Le Figaro attack the premier, predicting government collapse within a week or two as unrest grows ahead of the November 6 chamber opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Times
Paris
Waldeck-Rousseau
Toulouse
le Temps
le Figaro
Americans Still Prisoners in British Empire Report
London reports from Oct 20 say Lord Salisbury did not notify the U S ambassador of any release for American prisoners in Ceylon South Africa and St Helena. No approaching release has been communicated by Britain to the United States embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Salisbury
United States
Joseph H. Choate
Ceylon
South Africa
St. Helena
Choate
Transvaal
Population by States Shows 21 Percent Growth Since 1890
Washington reports total U S population in 1900 at 76 295 220 with 74 627 007 in 45 states used for apportionment. Indians taxed total 134 158. Growth since 1890 stands at about 21 percent, led by Montana Nevada Wyoming and others. Figures by state, includes territories and Indian areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Paris
Pucamare
Prem Cass Roh
ATA Cae
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
BOW Aokbee Waddusee
Kentucky
Louisiana
SRR
Ates
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
Nevada
New
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Why
Tennessee
Sthoes Oas
Senater
LHS
Vermont
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
VT Territories
Alaska
FAO
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Philippines
Civil service probe cites multiple cities in ethics review
The civil service commission finished investigations into civil service law violations mostly involving political assessments and irregularities. Officials in Philadelphia Louisville Cincinnati Topeka Sanana City Birmingham and Iowa are named in the report but withheld. Some cases were referred to departments with recommendations for punishment and dismissal. others remain under consideration with no details released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Aga Net
Philadelphia
Louisville
Cincinnati
Topeka
Sanana City
Birmingham
Iowa
Stolen Goods Network Busted in Chicago Raid
Chicago detectives uncovered a depository for stolen goods with ten thieves arrested. Two wagon loads of property worth thousands were recovered. Vina McNurney identified as an alleged shoplifter ran the operation, which reportedly had associates in multiple cities and used a central headquarters for nationwide thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vina McNurney
General Wilson Removed From China Mission
Washington reports that Gen James N Wilson is detached from duty as chief of staff to Gen Chaffee and ordered to return to the United States. The African commission plan was abandoned and negotiations with China moved to Minister Conger, making Wilson unnecessary in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pekin
James N. Wilson
Chaffee
United States
Wilson
Conger
China
The Rice Case Analysis Deliberations Hold Up Verdict
A New York conference among District Attorney Gardner Captain McClusky Coroner Hart and Professor Withaus reviewed Mr. Rice’s stomach contents. Withaus sought more time to consult Dr. Curry before stating whether mercury quantity caused death. Gardner postponed action pending further talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
District Attorney’s Office
Gardner
McClusky
Hart
Professor Withaus
William Rice
Dr. Curry
Rice
Curry
Culonel Gardner
Walla Walla Alerts Areata Tow Near Coos Bay Route
The steamer Walla Walla arrived at San Francisco after passing two disabled vessels including the J W West en route to Grey's Point. The West lacked provisions and Captain Hall secured supplies from the Albatross. Hall also sighted an unknown steamer towing the Areata bound for the port from Coos Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Walla Walla
J. W. West
Grey's Point
Hall
United States
Albatross
Areata
Coos Bay
Hearings Continue in Carter Conspiracy Case in Savannah Harbor
The hearing to convict the Gaynors and Benjamin D. Greene of conspiring with Capt. Oberlin M. Carter to defraud the government in Savannah harbor and other improvements was continued by Commissioner Shields. Cross-examination of H. C. Ripley continues under U.S. District Attorney Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynors
Benjamin D. Greene
Oberlin M. Carter
Savannah Harbor
Shields
H. C. Ripley
United States
Erwin
Remarkable Testimony on Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs Annie Aston of Troy Missouri says ovarian trouble nearly required surgery but after using several bottles she was cured. Her system was toned and she suffered no more with her ovaries. She calls the medicine the greatest boon on earth to suffering women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Mrs. Praxuam
Lydia E. Pinkham
PF. M. Knapp
Kinnickinnie Ave
Milwaukee
Wis
Mas. Pryxgam
Syd E. Pinkham
Annie Hartley
Congress St
Chicago, Ill
Deak Mus
Prysuam
Annie Aston
Troy, Mo
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Arthur Goeb?i
Orme
St Louis
Chicago X& Alton
Premier K Rousseau
Critteiam
Great Britain
Uncle Sam
Atmost
Montana
Wyomng
Withaus
Gaynor
UTM
LLG
Lydu
National City Bank
Lynn
Mass
S E. Pinknam Mzpicrve Co
Mas. Prycnam
Margaret Bamford
Centennial Ave
Crescent Beach
Revere
M&s
Anna Aston
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