Horror Ossimed Bodies From Battle Creek Mystery
A tangled report from Barrie Cures Michigan notes misidentification of Battle Creek wreck victims. The coroner and Dr. Sweetland dispute identity of a body as Mrs Evelyn Aldrich of Edwardsburg while J D Wood claims it is his wife, prompting legal action to recover remains.
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Barrie Cures
Mich
Sweetian
Edwardsburg
the Argus
Viciis Ag
Evelyn Aldrich
J. D. Wood
Cato
Anen
Wood
Dr. Sweetland
Gillette
Sweetland
Depdlp
King
Threaten 10 Strike Prompts Santa Fe Wage Demands
A Topeka meeting of a Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen committee demanded September wages by October 26 and monthly payments on the 20th. Officials were warned this was final and a general strike could be ordered across Chicago divisions and Santa Fe lines includingNew Mexico and Rio Grande.
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Santa Fe
Enron
Brotherhood of Traitiaien
Topeka
Nickerson
Frey
Chicago
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Spanish steamer Marcions goes ashore near Wallops Beach
A Spanish steamer loaded with grain and cotton ran aground near Wallops Beach, Virginia, while bound from New Orleans to Lambert's Point. The Wallops lifesaving station rescued 30 crew members. nine were saved so far with all aboard expected to be rescued.
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Br. Louis
Richmond
Marcions
New Orleans
Lambert's Point
Norfolk
Wallops Beach Station
Cup- Whealton
Wallops
Pay Demands From St Louis and San Francisco Workers
A Post-Dispatch special from Monett Missouri reports a meeting of railroad employees with 600 present. Resolutions demand payment of two months wages by November 15 and committees appointed to present them to management and arrange a full representative meeting of all system employees at Monett next week.
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Louis
Post-Dispatch
Monell
St Louis
San Francisco
Monott
Half a Year Nearer Bankruptcy Editorial
The Weekly Times and Echo warns Great Britain is on the verge of national bankruptcy amid plummeting revenues. It cites a first quarter deficit of £750,000 and a rising total shortfall, suggesting next March’s deficit could reach $10 million to $12 million, with widespread economic distress implied.
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Loxpox
Weekly Times
Echo
Great Britain
William Vernon Harcourt
the Times
Banks Portlann reopenings ease Northwest banking
Banks in PortLann Oregon Oct 25 report the Puget Bound National Bank of Everett Washington and the First National Bank of Ellensburg Washington have reopened for business.
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PortLann, Or
Puget Bound National Bank of
Everett
Wout
First National Bank of
Ellensburg
Wash
Madison Square Bank Directors Face Court Bail Granted
In New York on October 25 the district attorney’s office presented an animated scene as bankers, brokers, and lawyers gathered amid the arrival of Central Office detectives with prisoners said to be wealthy. Simon Ottenberg, Joseph F. Blunt, Andrew L. Soulard, Cashier Thompson, and Frederick Abiman appeared. F A Kursheedt and C E Belover were absent. Bail bonds were prepared with no shortage of bondsmen.
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Madison Square Bank
New York
District Attorney's Office
de Funct
Simon Ottenberg
Joseph F. Blunt
Andrew L. Soulard
Titus
Thompson
Frederick Abiman
Ames
F. A. Kursheedt
C.E. Belover
Passaic
N.J
Lawrence P. Fitzgerald
Dispensary Law Reaches Federal Courts In Whisky Case
Gibbs Whaley asks Judge Simonton to bar the South Carolina Railway from transporting intoxicants into the state without the state dispensary stamp. The issue raises interstate commerce questions and tests the constitutionality of the dispensary act, submitting the matter to federal jurisdiction for direct review.
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South Carolina
Cuartestox, & C
Gibbs Whaley
United States
Simonton
South Carolina Railway
Tillman's Trademark Registered for South Carolina Liquor Dispensary
Justice Bradley of the circuit court issues a peremptory writ forcing the commissioner of patents to register the palmetto trademark for South Carolina dispensary liquors. Commissioner Seymour faces two courses to comply or appeal. an appeal is considered likely.
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Tillman's
Wasninetos
Justice Bradley
Circuit Court
Commissioner of Patents
South Carolina
Seymour
Immigrant Inspection Agreement Op ens Canadian Ports
The treasury department and Canadian rail and steamship lines implement immigrant inspection at Canadian ports for arrivals bound for the United States. Officials will inspect and issue passports at Halifax Point Louis Quebec Victoria and Vancouver before entry. A separate report from Roby Run notes lynching of two black hog thieves near Knox Point in Rossier parish.
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Wasaixatoy
Treasury Department
Canadian Railway and Steamship Companies
United States
Per
Hraliras
Point Louis
Quebec
Victoria
Vancouver
Saurveront
Knox Point
Rossier Parish
Yellow fever cases rise as Bavarians discharged
From Buusswick Georgia on October 25 eleven new yellow fever cases were reported during the day along with one death. Bavarian patients were discharged after treatment.
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Buusswick
Fire in Benton business district causes $63000 blaze
Katalky St Louis dispatch reports Benton Missouri fire in the business portion of the city causing losses of $63000. One man sustained burns from which he died.
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Katalky
St Louis
Post-Dispatch
Benton
Closing Day At World's Fair Tampers With Eight Hour Packing
From Lake Michigan fairgrounds Oct 25 visitors brace against a cold wind as closing day plans unfold. Exhibitors protest an eight hour packing rule and limited night lighting while dignified exercises at Festival hall anticipate diplomas and speeches. Christopher Columbus landing remains a highlight amid concerns over invitations and capacity.
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Festival Hall
Christopher Columbus
Santa Maria
Lake Michigan
Putnam
New York
Surviving veterans and home care figures shown by secretary
A table by Secretary Hart lists surviving veterans in the United States and how many receive care in state and national homes. As of June 80, 180%, total veterans exceed 1,000,603 with homes in 20 states and national homes aiding 218 per 10,000, up 7 percent from the prior year. Minnesota reports 21,898 veterans with care ratios of 11 in 1804 and 28 in 1803, amid election law notes.
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St. Paul
Hart
United States
Minnesota
Krug Shortage Bonds Repaid by Seattle Banks
Seattle banks and the bonds men of Adolph Krug the defaulting city treasurer have arranged to return to the city treasury 122000 the amount of the shortage. Jorge Thief Caught in Resxvilie Minn Thomas Ryan who stole a horse has been caught by the constable at Fairfax Ryan sold the horse for 20
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Wash
Saunders
Light
Doran
Wickersham
Dueran
Peas
Wit
Seattle
Adolph Krug
Jorge
Minn
Thomas Ryan
Fairfax
Ryan
Telegraphic Briefs From Gracow And Beyond
A Gracow dispatch reports the death of General Gourke, governor of Warsaw. The South Dakota Christian Endeavor convention will start in Sioux Falls in October. In Northwood, William Worth, around 40, was crushed between a traction engine and a threshing machine while coupling. Three men were arrested in Dubuque for trying to dispose of stolen clothing from a Winona Minn store burglary. Eastbound Chicago shipments last week totaled 93 284 tons, up from prior weeks. Congressman McCleary travels to Chicago for the fair, plans to winter in Eckington with his family. National Woman's Christian Temperance Union leaders denounce Osceola Neb women who whipped girls with disapproved conduct. Buenos Aires industrialists petition Finance Minister Terry to curb gold premium declines harming business.
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Northwood
William Worth
Dubuque
Winona
Minn
Chicago
Congressman McCleary
Eckington
National Woman's Christian Temperance Main
Osceola
Neb
Buenos Ayres
Terry
Latest Market Prices From St. Paul Union Stock Yards
Market report shows cattle and hog receipts with note of steady cattle demand and goats feeders. Prices listed for steers cows calves and veal with specific figures. sheep slow with wide ranges. Wheat futures and No 1 hard grain prices appear, noting opening and closing values and monthly highlights.
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Erin
Wheat and Corn Prices Signal Mixed Grain Market
Chicago grain and provisions report shows firm cash wheat after December with May price activity. Corn firm on cash and futures, oats steady, pork and lard firm with January and June contracts noted. Prices listed include December May and January futures with varied values, reflecting a cautious grain market.
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Chicago
Reno
Stic
Uast
Four days cholera toll and regional spread noted
Cholera cases reach forty plus deaths totaling twenty two over four days. Outbreak remains confined to the town but shows signs of extending beyond city bounds. Also reported: Gauley postmaster J B Miller, born nearly before 1800, dies. operator incident at Merirat Junction leaves Charles Corley injured. a bare knuckles boxing match near Impiaxaronis ends with no clear decision.
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Reenyer
Swaxoree
Minn
Charles Corley
Mertiat Junction
Sheriff Hilgers
Inpiaxaronis
Charles Johnson
California
Wiley Evans
Indianapolis
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Washington, Ltd
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Wraitun
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Beloit
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H. F. G. Logan
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