Statue of Goebel to be unveiled on governor's death anniversary
Arthur Goebel, brother of the late Governor William Goebel, arrives in New York to inspect a statue planned for the Frankfurt Cemetery in Kentucky. The $16 monument, funded by public subscription, features Goebel at a Gothic column with a halting manuscript and clenched fist, set to stand about 20 feet high with pedestal.
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New York
Arthur Goebel
William Goeted
Frankfurt
Goebel
Trial of Tillman at Lexington centers on editor questions
In Lexington D C Oct 2 editors and witnesses testifying in the Tillman trial discuss editorial remarks and Gonzales confrontation. Dr Terrill and others deny weapons in Gonzales pockets and recount statements by Tillman about fighting Gonzales and his governor bid.
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Terrill
Florence County
Thurmond
Tillman
Lexington
D. C
James J. Tilman
B.C. Withers
N. G. Gonzales
the State
N.G. Gonzales
Gonzales
LG. Wood
Mro. Willace
Florenes
So- Leitur
Mf Besver
Pals
Streuts
Walaa Glongeffeld
Tilman
Lycumaner
C. I. Adame
South Carolina
Timan
G. E. Leffargeo
Main
Gervala
Columbia
University of Chicago opens twelfth term with record enrollment
Chicago October 2 The University of Chicago starts its twelfth term with the largest registration in its history. Six new buildings enhance campus facilities and the University High School and secondary education departments welcome students from kindergarten through college recitation room.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
University High School
School of Education
Riot at Oxford Ohio Ends in Serious Injuries and Lynching Prevention
Ohio report details the Spivey brothers wounded in a riot in Oxford. Louis Spivey is in serious condition with an unrecovered bullet. Joh Spivey faces severe injuries from rope and blunt force. Deputy Brannen praised for halting lynching and moving the brothers to safety.
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Spivey Brothers
Louis
Hamilton
Oxford
Joh Spivey
Wagneersville
Extill County
Frankfort
Lous Hasly
Rds Richardson
Bellingsville
Ind
Joseph
Middletown
Edward Richardson
Brannen
Spivey
Brannig
Fraudulent invoice case against Paul Reinemann in New York
Paul Reinemann, a German importer, surrendered after arraignment on entering a fraudulent invoice charge. He posted 2500 dollars bail and faced allegations that two dozen toy watches were hidden in hops shipped to Carl Neidhart in Chattanooga. Neidhart pleaded guilty after Tennessee indictment.
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Germany
New York
Nuremburg
Paul Reinemann
United States
Shields
Reinemann
Carl Neidhart
Chattanooga
Tenn
Neidhardt
Federal Courts of
Tennessee
Japan Moves Troops to Co reas in Mobilization Test
Paris reports through St Petersburg officials that Japan has moved about 8 000 to 10 000 troops toward Co reas as part of an experimental mobilization to show capability amid tensions with China. Officials avoid commenting on the explanation.
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Paris
St Petersburg
Japan
Coreas
China
Safeguards for the Czar Extend in Vienna Hunting District
Meurzistig dispatch reports expanded precautions for the czar safety with new gendarmes deployed to the hunting district. Movements of unauthorized persons are banned during czar and Emperor Francis Joseph hunting times and guards around the chamois drive site increased. Jockey Dies From Injuries in St Louis Tragic track accident at Dolmar track leads to death of William Shea from brain concussion after loss of consciousness.
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Vienna
Meurzistig
Styria
Francis Joseph
St. Louis
William Shea
Dolmar Track
Missouri Baptist Sanitarium
Great Project Decides on New York Tunnel Construction
After months of study by leading engineers, the Pennsylvania Railroad selected the shield method for two single cast iron tubes under the North River and nine months of bids are opened. The East River tunnel will have four tubes with a deep underground station from Seventh to Ninth Avenues, Thirty First to Thirty Third Streets, 40 feet below street level. The system uses electric power for through locomotives and emphasizes fireproof design with concrete walkways and hydrants for safety.
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Sylvania Road
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
North
East Rivers
Manhattan Island
North River
West Second Street
East River
Seventh
Ninth Avenue
Thirty-first
Thirty Third Street
New Jersey
Wake Ark preacher praises Electric Bitters cure
Rev. S Cox of Wake Arkansas says 12 years of yellow jaundice ended after using Electric Bitters. He claims total relief and urges others with liver kidney or stomach troubles to try the remedy. Sold by W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Son for 60 cents.
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Rev. Inc
S. Cox
Wake, Ark
W. J. Smith& Bro
H.R. Palmer & Son
Tragic Child Run Over by Engine Near Greenville
An eight year old girl named Oct Patterson was fatally injured on the Charleston and Western Carolina railroad track near Greenville South Carolina. Playing under a car, she slipped as the engine coupled, and the wheels passed over her legs in a fatal accident.
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Greenville
Os. C
Patterson
Charleston and Western Carolina
Culvert Collapse Kills Stonemason in Tennessee
In Knoxville area, the framework supporting an arch on the Knoxville La Follette and Jellico railroad culvert collapsed yesterday. Frank Weaver of London Kentucky, a carpenter and stonemason, was instantly killed.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Knoxville, la Follette and Jellico
Here
Frank Weaver
London
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Claims Superiority
An old advertisement extols DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as the only pure witch hazel salve and warns against counterfeit products. It credits E.O. DeWitt with invention and promotes DeWitt's as best for cuts burns bruises tetter bleeding itching and piles, with broad druggist endorsements.
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DeWitt
E.O. DeWitt
Victor's Paris Visit Reflects Restored Franco Italian Ties
Rome dispatch says King Victor Emmanuel III's trip to Paris carries no special political meaning beyond reaffirming France Italy friendship. Milan and Rome note Italy intends to honor the renewed triple alliance and sees no European shift. The Mediterranean issue is linked to Italy's accord with England and the Franco-Italian understanding over Morocco and Tripoli.
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New York
Victor Em Manuel
Paris
Rome
The
Tribune
France
Italy
England
Morocco
Tripoli
Massachusetts Republicans Nominate State Ticket in Boston
Massachusetts Republicans met in a crowded hall to renominate Governor John L Bates Lieutenant Governor Curtis Guild Jr and the current list of state officers. The assembly voiced unanimous support for the ticket and its leadership.
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Boston
Massachusetts
John L. Bates
Curtis Guild, Jr
Consolidation of Gould Lines Reported in New York
Attorneys aligned with the Gould interests prepare papers for the consolidation of the Gould Lines west of Pittsburgh excluding the Ann Arbor and routes west of St Louis. The Herald says the plan includes the Wheeling and Lake Erie Pittsburgh Carnegie and Western with its two underlying companies and the Wabash.
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Gould Lines
New York
Gould
Gould Lnes
Pittsburg
Ann Arbor
St Louis
Herald
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Carnegie and Western
Itas
Wabash
Senate confronts Marroquin in Bogota political row
New York dispatch reports the senate maintains its tough stance toward President Marroquin. The latest clash centers on the alleged illegal election of magistrates to the court of central. The house of representatives vows to pursue the move as the prior magistrates still serve three years. Senator Perez Soto denounces Governor Domingo Obaldia of Panama in a published article.
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New York
Senate
Marroquin
Court of
House of Representatives
Perez Soto
Domingo Obaldia
Panama
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