Tragic Burnings In St Anne Neb and Train Wreck Plots
A St Anne Nebraska firefight ends with Joe Leflore tied and burned after confessing involvement in Gambrel family killings. Other items include four men arrested for an attempted Burlington train wreck near Nora Junction, plus horse thieves caught in Iowa and Nebraska, and various regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantor
St. Anne
Canton
Leake County
Gambrel
Joe Leflore
Bob Smith
Minneapolis
Mason City
Chicago
Burlington
Earth
LeMars
Iowa
Herron
Plymouth
Monona County
Wiliam Curran
Joseph Jackson
Onawa
Decatur
Neb
Plymouth County
Towa
Nebraska
Trouble Brews in Samoa Provisional Government Strained
An Associated Press dispatch from Apia Samoa dated October 6 reports unrest in Samoa as the provisional government faces internal strain among the three consuls. Officials fear trouble unless foreign powers intervene. The Moana arrived in San Francisco with alerts of a shaken administration and uncertain leadership ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Moana
Apia
Lawton Pushes Forward Into San Isidro
In Manta on Oct 31 General Lawton’s advance guard entered San Isidro at 1 80 o clock after leaving Cabiao. American losses were one killed and three wounded. Filipino resistance peaked at San Pernando where a bridge was destroyed. General Pio Del Pilar arrived from San Miguel and led the retreat upriver. One Spaniard and 15 insurrectos were captured. enemy losses unknown. Townspeople appeared friendly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Isidro
Manta
Young
Lawton
Cabiao
San Pernando
Pio del Pilar
San Miguel
Famine Areas Discussed by India Supreme Council
The famine afflicted region in India covers about 100000 miles of British territory and 250000 miles of native states. Central provinces especially Berar Guzerat North Deccan Punjab Baroda Indore Rajputana face grave conditions with millions affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Spm
Supreme Council of India
M. Riyaz
Berar
Guzerat
Deccan
Punjab
Baroda
Indore
Rajputana
Multiple early 20th century telegram items cross dispatches
Western trunk lines freight committee advances rates on November 15. Peoria Glucose works closes due to a firemen strike. 800 idle. Moana arrives San Francisco with 1,132,000 treasure. Callahan Forbes bout ends in a draw in Chicago. Kilrain loses to O'Donnell in Baltimore. Mining man reports disappearance and possible murder of Dr. L Theo Winschow and servant. Austrian Reichsrat elects Pietak vice president. Foote named hunter land office receiver at Evanston. Pearl Hart captured in Deming after Tucson jailbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Trunk Lines Freight Committee
Peoria Glucose Works
Moana
San Francisco
Australia
Tim Callahan
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Cook County Democrat Club
Lexington
Paris
Cynthiana
Falmouth
Jake Kilrain
Steve O’donnell
Eureka Athletic Club
Baltimore
Sonora
Mex
L. Theo Winschow
Evangelical Association
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Milwauke
Combine
Reichsrath
Pietak
Herr Feade
Frank M. Foote
Evanston
Foote
Wyoming
Pearl
Protest over Sixth district congress nomination
Secretary of State Porter heard evidence in Lincoln on Joan Boyle of Kearney contesting William Neville’s Democratic nomination in the Sixth district. Boyle claims no authorization to fill vacancies. Neville’s side cites a passed resolution. Porter ruled against Boyle after affidavits and testimony. Bryan party opens Ohio campaign in Defiance with large crowd and parade. McLean introduces Bryan as Lentu speaks. Jerome Kendrick, cashier of Citizens State Bank in Sioux Center, flees. $8,000 missing. bond under $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sixth
Linconn
Porter
Joan Boyle
Kearney
William Neville
Congress
Democratic Congressional Committee
Boyle
Pearsons
North Platte
Neville
M. C. Harrington
Bryan
Defiance
Ohio
Opera House
John J. Lentu
Bryan Party
Gayve Wly
John R. McLean
Mr. Bryan
Hank
Drs Mores
Sioux Center
Jeremiah Kendrick
Citizens’ State Bank
Bennett
Jester May Be Held After Preliminary Trial Ends
Last day of the Jester preliminary examination at Parl Mo. follows witnesses placing a body in Allen creek in February 1871 and in Jester's wagon on Jan 26 1871. Ten days of testimony 65 witnesses from five states. Judge Moss to rule today. Dairy and Food Commissioners Meet in Chicago October 20 discussing adulteration and enforcement of dairy laws with concerns about oleomargarine thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jester
Paris
Alexander Jester
Gilbert Gates
Chicago
Parl
Paria
Allen Creek
Mra
Fannie Satterly
Amanda Clark
Jeaster
Hulen Lane
Moss
Dairy and Food Commissioners
CuicaGco
National Association of State Dairy and Hood Departments
J. B. Noble
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
L. M. N. Stevens
Schneider
Vienna
Alfred Dreyfus
Cuignet
Rennes
Kansas City
Carl Kasberg
Randolph
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Trust Company
Germany
Kasberg
20Th Kansas
Leavenworth
Twentieth Kansas
Platte County
Missouri
Ayaca
Foss & Conklin
Rockland Lake
Frank Suppliski
John Harikol
Hugh McHugh
Joseph Bnudernec
Choynski
Ryan
New York
Joe Choyneski
California
Jimmie Ryan
Broadway Athetic Club
James Dunovan
OgnTrac Orry
Platta Valley
Mr. Dunovan
Loup City
Samoa
Care Town
Mafeking
Baden- Powell
Baden-Powell
Kansas
Postal Telegraph Company
Seneca, Kan
Stewart
Nemaha County
Bartley
Lincoly
Douglas County
Supreme Court
Cape Town
Gloucos
the Gash Clothing House
Atlantic
Kersey
Vermont
Albert Johnson
Radio
White Bros
London
Physicians and Surgeons
Allcalts
West Fifth Street
F. W. Porterfield
Ninth and Locust Streets
GC. L. Campbell
DR. D. Findley
Palmer & Ne
E. Co
Seventh Street
H. P. Goodall
Wentuorth Ave
Ben U. Wood
Attty
W. Savery
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