Hindus Driven Out in Washington State Mob Violence
A violent mob in Bellingham Washington drives out Hindu workers and injures several, with police unable to stop attacks on Indian immigrants at mills lodging houses and along the water front. Hundreds flee toward Canada as authorities struggle to contain the violence.
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Bellingham
Wash
British Columbia
India
Great Northern
Holly Streets
Water Front
Larson
Whatcom Lake
Artist Earle Escapes Tarant Feathers in Monroe Riot
Ferdinand Penney Earle, an artist, faced a hostile crowd in Monroe New York after returning home from France with his wife. He tried to explain his actions to the villagers who dragged him from a carriage into the street and then attacked him before officers intervened and escorted him home.
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Earle
Ferdinand Penney Earle
France
Monroe
N. Y
Fearte
Wreckers Fail to Stop New York Express Trains
Wreckers near Scott Haven and Suterville, thirty miles east of Pittsburg, Pa, drew spikes to derail the New York Express on Wednesday night but trains passed before spikes were withdrawn. A following fast freight derailed after striking turned rails. the engine and twelve cars left the track, with the tank ending in the Youghiogheny river. The engineer and fireman escaped injury.
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New York
Scott Haven
Suterville
Pittsburg
New York Express
Youghiogheny River
United States Secures Naval Leases in Far East
A Shanghai dispatch reports the United States signing a five years lease of Narvik bay south of Vladivostok and leasing for the next winter the floating dry dock at Vladivostok, expanding naval facilities in the Far East.
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United States
Shanghai
Narvik Bay
Vladivostok
Sioux City Live Stock Market Prices
Sioux City Wye stock market quotations list top beeves at 6.05 and top hogs at 5.95 on Thursday.
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Sioux City
Big Smugglers Caught
New York dressmakers W. T. Hardy and Burton Baldwin were arrested for smuggling lace worth several thousand dollars after arriving from Europe on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hardy
Burton Baldwin
New York
Europe
Indian Chief Appointed by Roosevelt Five Tribes Pick Tety Tiger
President Roosevelt appoints Tety Tiger as chief of the Creek Nation to succeed the late Chief Pleasant Porter who died at Muskogee. The action names Tiger as leader of the five Creek tribes amid mourning in the region.
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Hooecrvelt
Roosevelt
Tety Tiger
Oftugceed
Pleasant Porter
Muskogee
Dowager Empress strengthens China’s foreign affairs leadership
The dowager empress appoints Puan Shi Kai to the board of foreign affairs and a fourth class grand councilor post. Chang Chi Tung gains a fourth class rank as viceroy of Shangsha is summoned to Pekin to counsel on anti Manchu sentiment. Yuan Shi Kai consults with the empress as a reshaped, robust foreign relations leadership forms. Sir Chentung Liang Cheng may join the foreign office after arrival.
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China
Puan Shi Kai
Board of Foreign Affairs
Chang Chi Tung
Shangsha
Pekin
Yuan Shi Kai
Prince Tuan
Yung Ku
Li Hung Chang
Tuan Fang
Chili Province
Yuan Shi
Foreign Office
Chentung Liang Cheng
Washington
Noonday Beer Strike Hits Evansville Five Foundries
Ironworkers at Evansville Indiana go on strike after a noon hour beer ban on premises ordered at five store foundries. Over 175 workers participate, protesting the policy affecting lunch hour drinking at the plants and reconciling with local labor efforts.
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Evansville
Ind
Destructive Georgia Storm Hits Fort Gaines and Crops
A heavy wind and rain storm swept Fort Gaines Georgia late Tuesday night. The storm affected a wide area with no loss of life reported but extensive crop damage noted across the region.
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Georgia
Fort Gaines
Postal Official Ends Life in Jackson
Frank P. Van Horn, former superintendent of carriers at the Jackson Michigan post office, who was under bond on a charge of stealing mail, ended his life by hanging on Wednesday.
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Frank P. van Horn
Jackson, Mich
Atealing Mall
Seven Babies Born Aboard Red Star Steamer Kroonland
On the voyage from Antwerp to New York the Red Star steamer Kroonland saw seven babies born, one child each night over a week. The births occurred during the transatlantic journey ending in New York.
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Red Star
Kroonland
Antwerp
New York
Eastern Star Convention Opens In Milwaukee
The twelfth triennial convention of the general grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star opened a three days meeting in the Masonic temple in Milwaukee on Wednesday.
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Eastern Star
General Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Milwaukee
Glass Sentenced for Bribery in San Francisco Case
Louis Glass of San Francisco, vice president of the Pacific States Telephone Company, was convicted of bribery and sentenced on Wednesday to five years in prison.
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Glass
Louis Glass
San Francisco
Pacific States Telephone Company
French Navy Breaks Moors in Moroccan Engagement Near Casablanca
Monday reports describe a large confrontation near Casablanca where French cruisers Gloire and Gueydon fired sixty shells. Four French soldiers were wounded as Moors from the Taddert and Mzab tribes were dispersed by French forces, with Fez missionaries Clinton Reed and Engert ultimately fleeing toward Tangier after hostile crowds questioned their American identity.
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Philibert
Suriday
Casablanca
Gloire
Gueydon
Drude
Tedala
Clinton
Reed
Engert
Fez
Morocco
Tangier
Wreck of Canadian Pacific Train Kills and Injures Many
A Canadian Pacific special carrying over 300 passengers to the Toronto exposition derailed at Horseshoe Falls nine miles north of Orangeville Ontario. Six people were killed and about 250 injured as five cars piled on the locomotive. The engine jumped the track on the Horseshoe curve while descending the Caledon mountain.
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Canadian Pacific
Horseshoe Falls
Orangeville
Ont
Horseshoe Curve
Caledon Mountain
Tramps Shoot Marsieal in Pacific Missouri
Acting Marshal Kopf is mortally wounded after attempting to arrest tramp Charles Anderson and three companions in Pacific Missouri. Anderson shoots Kopf and flees. Dr. McNay treats Kopf. McNay later shoots Anderson as he aids Kopf, and Anderson is likely to die.
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Vietims
Pacific
al Kepf
Charles Anderson
Anderson
A. L
FIGHTING TILE PLAGUE One Death and Two Suspected Cases in San Francisco
The San Francisco health board reports one more plague death and two new suspected cases since Saturday. The victim, a woman, died in Berkeley across the bay. Authorities note Pacific coast ports in contact with trans-Pacific points face periodic appearances while a rat war is active, city divided into twelve districts.
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San Francisco
The
Health Board of
Aoman
Berkley
Bay
Pacific Coast
trans-Pacific
Violence rises as Antwerp dock strike widens
Violence over Antwerp dock labor dispute escalates as on Tuesday at least a dozen people including strike breakers and steamer crew are attacked and badly wounded during clashes sparked by the lockout and sympathy strikes.
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Antwerp
Flood Drowns Woman and Seven Children in Sierra County
News reaches Albuquerque that Mrs. Louisa H. Carabajal wife of a farmer and seven of her children were drowned in a Sierra county flood caused by heavy rains. The disaster caused an estimated damage of $60 000.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Louisa H. Carabajal
Sierra County
Drowned While Rowing in Kaw River Near Lawrence
Prof. Charles Woodbury former Lincoln high school teacher and Kansas University postgraduate student drowned Monday night in the Kaw River near Lawrence. He was 25 years old.
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Charles Woodbury
High School of
Lincoln
Neb
University of Kansas
Kaw River
Lawrence
Wife slain at home near Firth after polls night
Jacob Martin discovered his wife dead beneath a bed at their rural Nebraska home five miles south of Firth after returning from the polls Tuesday evening. Authorities described the case as a violent homicide while the investigation continues.
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Jacob Martin
Firth, Neb
Gen Pleasant Porter Dies After Stroke at 66
Gen Pleasant Porter, famed Creek Nation chief, died in Vinita Oklahoma Tuesday morning after a paralytic stroke at age 66.
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Pleasant Porter
Vinita
J. T
Dacy Killed by Fast Train Near Manson
Local resident Tom Dacy, about 40, known in Manson, was struck and killed by the east bound Sinots Central fast stock train. The body was found a mile west of the depot, torn and disfigured, clothing scattered. Coroner Norton notified. death deemed instantaneous. Dacy, an asthma sufferer and drinker, had wandered town at night and may have been in a delirious state.
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Com ‘Dacy
Mlinots Central
Manson
Tom Dacy
Sinots Central
Long
Norton
Dacy
Not Victim of Hypnotist Des Moines Couple Fined
Grace Moore and Roy Grant faced disorderly conduct charges after following Grant into Walnut street apartments in Des Moines. The couple were fined $25 each after a brief hearing. The Moores, residents of Crocker street, were described as respectable and prominent in Des Moines society.
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Roy Grant
Walnut Street
Des Moines
Grace Moore
Brant
Moores
Crocker Street
Moore
Turesiong Crew Poisoned at Chicken Sandwich Lunch
A twenty man threshing crew fell seriously ill near Manson after eating pressed chicken sandwiches at Henry Metzger's place. The sandwiches, prepared in a kettle with great care, caused piomaine poisoning. Doctors from Manson and Pomeroy treated the men and no deaths occurred.
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Henry Metzger
Manson
Pomeroy
Foreign laborers send wages home via American railroad firm
An Austrian gang working for the Chicago and Northwestern Railway company earns fair year round wages and saves money each pay period. They send funds to a bank in the fatherland via an agent in Chicago, with remittances of 50 100 or 150 dollars. The local post office has sold money orders totaling 900 to 1000 dollars for these remittances. The goal is ease and comfort in Vienna through hard American railroad work.
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Fildora
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Chicago
Toibe
Jocali
Rmittances
Vienna
Harriman to Test Bridges for Faster Transcontinental Trains
Tests on Iowa bridges under Harriman plan will run a Mogul engine with coal cars and caboose over Cedar Falls and Webster City structures. Electric measuring devices record every vibration as the train speeds across each span for one to two days.
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Inos Central Ias 1
Websterity
E. H. Harriman
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Webster
Boone
Wedded Bliss Brief Sparks Rose Grove Farming Trial
I N Allen a Rose Grove township farmer files for divorce from Mary Mien Allen on statutory grounds after a six week marriage. The couple wed June 6. the petition alleges Mrs Allen was unfaithful around July 1, creating a local stir among prominent friends. No corespondent named in the filing.
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Hamilton County
I. N. Allen
Rose Grove Township
Mary Mien
Allen
EY Burtis
Tetas
Newspaper Man Enters Trappist Monastery at Dubuque
George Fishley a well known western newspaper man has entered the Trappist monastery at New Mellayy near Dubuque. He will undergo novitiate after previously joining a Gethsemane Kentucky order and will soon take the habit and cowl. He has held senior roles on major western papers and served as staff writer for the Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Dubuque
George Fishley
West
New Mellayy
Fishley
Order of Trappists
Gethsemane
Chicago
Farm lad struck by train near Merrill. dies from injuries
Lorenzo Hodge, reportedly drunk, lay beside the track on the Jake Bauerly farm four miles southwest of Merrill and was struck by a southbound Great Northern freight at 3 20 PM. He sustained fatal head injuries. His companion Andrew McCurdy slept in a ditch and was uninjured.
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Lorenzo Hodge
Jake Bauerly
Merrill
Great Northern
Andrew McCurdy
District Court Session in Sibley Presides Over Greff Case
District Court at Sibley convened with Judge David Mould of Sioux City presiding. The state of Iowa vs John Greff, moved from Plymouth county, was continued and set for the second day of October term on Tuesday November 5. Cummins to Speak at Burlington on Old Soldiers Day. Christian Endeavor convention draws four hundred delegates at Waterloo. Gerrit Voskamp loses right arm in threshing near Orange City. Illinois Central orders a new depot at Alta amid town growth and new buildings. Rain boosts corn growth after two days of beneficial wet weather.
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Sibley
David Mould
Sioux City
State of Iowa
John Greff
Plymouth County
Crushed by Oil Wagon Kills Des Moines Child
Five year old Johnny O Donohue son of Pipeman O Donohue of the Des Moines fire department was killed when he climbed onto a moving oil wagon near his home. The wagon driver did not see him and the horse team started suddenly, the wheel passing over the child and ending his life instantly.
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Des Moines
Johnny O'Donohue
O’donohue
Johnny
Monona County Grand Jury Indicts Court Foreman Appointment
Monona county district court convened with grand jurors named BE Walworth Higgins Booker Hull Kelsey Granough Olson as foreman. Walter Sampson clerk. Miss Ella Rice 20, related to Rep Guy Feely, fatally struck by Illinois Central train near Waterloo. Injuries fatal despite hospital care.
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Monona County
BE. &. Walworth
B. F. Booker
W. L. Hull
Robert Kelsey
W. C. Granough
John P. Olson
Mr. Olson
Walter Sampson
Ella Rice
Guy A. Feely
Waterloo
International Socialists Meeting Opens with World Delegates
A damaged fragment details the opening of an international socialist congress in Stuttgart with delegates from twenty five nations including Germany France and Bohemia. It notes the event’s hosts in St Louis and references union questions and legal pressures facing Socialist movements worldwide.
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Stuttgart
Thes
Germany
France
Austra
Aia
Bohemia
Hungary
Roumania
Sweden
Hollis
Argentina
Japan
Molt
Ini
Sentra
Geral
Hiyeg Yen
Singer
Jim
Dion
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Eros. F. Myers, JE
Myer Publisher
Washington State
Ditch Express
Archbishop Williams
John Joseph Williams
Boston
Helrarchy
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Massachusetts
Catafalque
Leo Iiii
Wiliams
Hetrarchy
New England
O' Coppell
Stanley R. Graham
Virginia Hotel
Mr. Graham
Turesiong
Harriman
Dons Gard
Farm Iland
Cummins
Burlington
Gov. A. BH
Christian Endeavorers
State
Christian Endeavor Society
Gerrit Voskamp
Orange City
Illnois Central
Alta
America
Castana
Bowes & Sudduth
Tor Ture
Clear Lake
Telesto
Mercy Mann
Front Street
Maichester
Swallow
Suitéalon
Migias
St. Louis
I Valley
Gulf Deep
St Louis
Uh Schmitz
San
United Staes
Hazen Hyde
Uncle Sam
Mars
Mr. Rockefeller
Spey
Alf
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