Warrants Issued For Night Riders In Tennessee Case
Union City Tennessee November 3 2000 state warrants will be issued for 199 alleged night riders based on affidavits from James Deacon Hillsman Taylor and J C Burdick. Three sets target 1006 men with charges including first degree murder assault with intent to commit murder while masked and going masked on premises at night. Maximum penalty is twenty one years.
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Union City
Tenn
James
Deacon
Quinten Rankin
Hillsman Taylor
R. Z. Taylor
J. C. Burdick
Samburg
Justice HK. Polk
Britt Gets The Decision Defeats Summers In London Fight
Jimmy Britt of California defeated Johnny Summers of England on points after ten rounds at Wonderland in London. Weigh-in occurred at 3 pm for a 133 pound bout. Summers led early, Britt rallied from the sixth to tenth, sparking a near riot as fans disputed the decision.
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London
Jimmy Britt
California
Johnny Summers
England
Summers
Britt
Battle of the Ballots Today in New York Nationwide
New York reports a heated national election with close race between Taft and Bryan. Voters choose congress, governors, and state legislators across thirty-one senate terms. multiple states hold constitutional questions and party tickets amid strong third party activity.
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New York
Bryan
Taft
House of Representatives
Sixty-first Congress
United States
Platt
Stone
Missouri
Smoot
Utah
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Perkins
California
Michigan
South Dakota
Four Men Injured in Fall at New Courthouse
In Duluth on November 3 four men were injured on the new courthouse project. Foreman Charles Nichols of Lanquist Sissey Chicago is expected to die and Duluth ironworker Fred Mooney cannot survive. H Hanson and Thomas Hanson were also seriously hurt when a derrick mast slipped from its socket sending workers from the fifth to the first floor. Nichols is single and his home is in Chicago.
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Duluth
Charles Nichols
Lanquist & Sissey
Chicago
Fred Mooney
Thomas Hanson
Nichols
Buffalo department store heir dies by jumping in Niagara River
Charles A. Hengerer, son of the late William W Hengerer and former VP of the William Hengerer company, committed suicide by going over Niagara Falls in New York. He had worked at Willis K. Morgan Co in Buffalo and was said to be in a normal state of mind with no known cause for the act. He retired after his father’s death.
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Niagara
Falls
N. Y
Charles A. Hengerer
William W Hengerer
William Hengerer Company
Buffalo
Wengerer
Willis K. Morgan Company
William Hengerer
Death due to asphyxiation after gas main break
In St. Joseph Missouri on November 3 a gas main break near Leavenworth Kansas cut gas for about a day causing school closures and cold meals. Joseph Chartrand was found dead in his room. authorities believe the fire went out and fumes caused his death when gas resumed.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Leavenworth
Kan
St. Joseph
Joseph Chartrand
Actress Edna Hopper Ordered to Turn Over Policies
New York report says Judge Holt denied a motion directing actress Edna Wallace Hopper to surrender automobile and life insurance policies to Charles E. Littlefield as receiver for the bankrupt brokerage A O Brown & Co. The policies were presented to his fiancée before the firm's collapse by Albert O Brown.
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New York
Holt
United States District Court
Edna Wallace Hopper
Charles E. Littlefield
A. O. Brown & Co
Albert O. Brown
Newport Woman Dies From Fire Injuries in Neave Building
Miss Louise Voet died at her Newport home from injuries suffered in Friday’s Neave building fire. She leaped from the tenth floor to the adjacent roof five stories below. Of the twenty five others injured, all will recover.
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Cincinnati
Louise Voet
Newport
Neave
Wreck injures engineer on Wisconsin Central special
A special train carrying 30 cents University of Minnesota students home from Chicago football game partly wrecked four miles west of New Richmond Wisconsin. The engineer was the only person injured.
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New Richmond
Wis
Wisconsin Central Road
University of Minnesota
Chicago
Here
Emma Moffet Tyng Dies at Sixty Two
Columbus Ga Nov 3 Emma Moffet Tyng noted author and lecturer aged sixty two longtime traveler in new and old worlds lectured on the Holy Grail passses away at home
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Columbus, Ga
Emma Moffet Tyng
Riverbank Collapse Threatens Pine Bluff Mills and Town Center
Two brick cotton warehouses owned by R. M. Knox and D. B. Bluthenthal toppled into the Arkansas River as bank caving intensified. Hotel Jefferson and the county courthouse face imminent danger within forty eight hours. The river’s erosion endangers the business core, with cottages washed away and a plantation fading from the northern bank.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
R. M. Knox
Spectacular fire devastates Philadelphia lumber yards
A fierce blaze destroyed the lumber yards of R. A. & J. J. Williams in northwest Philadelphia, causing an estimated loss of 750000. Trains were halted and a Philadelphia Rapid Transit bridge sparked by heat disrupted rail service. fireman Harry Wilkinson and a helper narrowly escaped as the chemical engine was engulfed. Both horses perished.
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Philadelphia
R. A. & J. J. Williams
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern and Western
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Glenwood Avenue
Harry Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Air ship worker killed in test in Girard
Girard Kansas November 3 H W Struble died instantly when a propeller on the Call air ship struck him while propellers were being tested.
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Girard, Kan
H. W. Strubble
Market Quotations Wheat Prices in Minneapolis Trading
Minneapolis market notes show wheat futures and cash quotes on November 2. Dec wheat at 1.01 dollars, May at 1.06. On track prices: No. 1 hard 1.0554, No. 1 Northern 1.04, No. 2 Northern 1.0254, No. 3 spring 0.98.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Grain futures update from Duluth market report
Wheat to arrive on track with No 1 hard at 1.05 No 1 Northern 1.0454 No 2 Northern 1.0254 Dec 1.01 May 1.05 Nov 1.035. Flax to arrive steady with Nov 1.28 Dec 1.27 Dec 1.2614 May 1.31.
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Duluth
Northern
Cattle and hog prices reported in St Paul market
St Paul market figures show cattle from good to choice steers $6.00 to $6.75, cows and heifers $4.00 to $5.00, veals $3.75 to $6.00. Hogs $5.00 to $5.70. Sheep wethers $4.00 to $4.30, yearlings $4.10 to $4.40, spring lambs $5.00 to $5.50.
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St. Paul
Commodity Prices Report From Chicago Market
Wheat futures show December at 98 1 4 cents and May at 103 1 4 cents with July at 97 3 4. Corn contracts Dec 63 8 cents May 62 5/8 and July 62 3/4. Oats December 48 1/2 cents May 50 and July 45. Pork futures January 16.12 1/2 and May 16. Butter creameries 20 27 cents dairies 18 23. Eggs 26 cents. Turkeys 18 chickens 10 springs 12.
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Chicago
Market quotes for cattle hogs and sheep in Chicago
Chicago market prices listing cattle beefs and stockers cows and calves with range 1.60 to 8.25. hogs show light to heavy and pigs with values 5.05 to 8.25. sheep and yearlings priced 2.50 to 5.00 and lambs at 4.00 to 9.75 with a 90.0 high noted.
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Chicago
President Roosevelt Confident Taft Will Win Election
Final reports from all parts of the country indicate a highly optimistic White House view of Taft’s prospects. Roosevelt, in remarks on the heated campaign, stated with confidence that the Republicans have them beaten to a frazzle.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Mack Sees Landslide Victory for Bryan
National Chairman Mack predicts a landslide for William Jennings Bryan across the nation from Atlantic to Pacific. He claims Ohio will go Democratic and places Bryan ahead in New York with a 50 000 to 60 000 plurality, forecasting Chanler as governor also carried by similar margins.
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New York
Mack
Bryan
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Ohio
Chanler
Jury Soon to Deliberate in Morse and Curtis Banking Case
New York November 3 The jury weighing charges against former National Bank of North America officials Charles W Morse and Alfred H Curtis will soon receive the case. Final arguments focus on dismissing counts tied to the Calvin Austin loan of 100000 dollars as defense lawyers stress Morse’s integrity and Curtis’s blameless banking record.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
National Bank of North America
United States
Morse
Curtis
Calvin Austin
Charles E. Littlefeld
W. M. K. Olcott
Littlefield
Olcott
Mr. Olcott
Controversy Over Constitution in Canal Zone Murder Case
Adolphus Coulson seeks Supreme Court review arguing he was denied a jury trial and that the U S Constitution does not apply to Panama canal zone criminal cases. Solicitor General Hoyt moves to advance the case, contending constitutional provisions do not extend to such territory.
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Washington
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Adolphus Coulson
Hoyt
Supreme Court of the
Coulson
Supreme Court
Canal Zone
Servia repudiates hostile plans on Austria Hungary
Belgrade on November 3 reports Crown Prince George returning from St. Petersburg as Servia acts on powers advice. The government issues an official repudiation of any hostile designs on Austria Hungary and says Servia awaits the international congress outcome, trusting friendly powers to plead its case.
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Belgrade
Crown Prince
George
St. Petersburg
Austria-Hungary
Servia
International Congress
North Dakota Pure Food Chief Targeted in Bleaching Suit
In Fargo on November 3 the millers' suit to permanently restrain Pure Food Commissioner F. Ladd pivots on testimony from Arthur A. Grove, a grain buyer and expert, who sought to corroborate claims through cross examination regarding bleached products.
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North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Srit
Millers
F. Ladd
Pure Food Commissioner
Ladd
Ise
Arthur’a. Grove
Fot
Litigation Admits Tolerated Flour Deception Warning
Sprague, Warner & Co. of Chicago faced cross examination where a witness called bleached flour deceptive and their firm ceased handling it. Plaintiffs' attorney pressed on millers risking business for profit, but the witness argued higher profit. Cross exams strengthened Ladd's claim as he was dropped. Professor Sheppard of South Dakota testified nitrates used by millers were injurious.
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Sprague
Warner & Co
Chicago
Ladd
Sheppard
South Dakota
Riots Suppressed by Chinese Troops in Hong Kong
Rioting over the boycott against Japanese merchants was quelled by soldiers patrolling business districts. One Chinese was shot during armed resistance. Similar unrest reported in Singapore and Canton with brutal retaliation rumors and leagues offering rewards for traitors and killings.
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Hong Kong
Singapore
Canton
Actress Ida Beamer Found Dead in Alameda Sanitarium
Alameda California November 3 Miss Ida Beamer actress from a Pennsylvania family died at an Alameda sanitarium from morphine overdose. Police believe suicide amid a love affair, tied to a recent engagement to a San Francisco man she knew from a Chicago comic opera company. A lover's refusal and subsequent gifts deepened her despondency before death.
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Alameda
Cal
Ida Beamer
Pennsylvania
Ufe
Arctic expedition supplies relieve museum anxiety
New York reports the Steffansson expedition members are safe after a letter from Point Barrow, Alaska, says ships broke ice and whalers delivered four tons of provisions. Steffansson chartered a small vessel to east, planning to join R. M. Anderson and Esquimaux at Colville river district for the winter with plans to stay two years.
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New York
American Mseum of Natural History
Steffansson-Ande
Point Barrow
Alaska
George H. Sherwood
Museum
Steffansson
Sherwood
Thage
Sted
Herschel Island
R. M. Anderson
Esquim
Colville River District
Oeean Island
Mr. Steffansson
Quimaux
Intention Matters: Do Now Kn for Noble Acts
A terse moral note contrasts delaying mean deeds with promptly pursuing noble acts. It urges decisive action, hinting at personal judgment and timing in choosing conduct. The line implies urgency and moral weighting in daily choices.
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