World News in a Week From Indiana to Madagascar
A roundup of major incidents worldwide and in the U S including Charles Kahler wounding his sweetheart and killing himself in Davenport Iowa, a New Albany post office robbery, a child smothered in Hubbard Iowa, prairie fires near Marshall Illinois, a fatal stabbing in Creston Iowa, and a Montana-like mix of political, military and social events. The report notes fires in Liberty Center Ohio Sulphur Kentucky and sawmill boiler explosions in Carey Ohio, plus naval and tariff developments and notable athletic feats. Further items include palace and church events, riverfront movements, and various investigations and trials across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kahler
Davenport
Iowa
New Albany
Ind
Fred Hoelscher
Hubbard
Marshall
Citzens
Creston
Towa
Vern Harper
C. M. Amder
Alexander Will
Harper
CG. A. Waterman
Springport
Mich
Ighton
W. Va
Willis Gardner
Mr. Basham
Lexington Okla
Gilman
Palmer
Faulkner
Congressional Campaign Committee
New York
Houston
Téxas
Pacific
Lord Duntiven
Otto Zeigler
Sacramento
Cal
Johnson
Budd
Carver
Des Moines
Smith
Chicago
Louis Gimm
Cleveland
Spooners
Emperor William
Welshadem
Royal Theater
Cty
Miuagascar
Port Arthur
China
Gulf of Piechp
Leist
Potsdam
Cameroons
Yalu River
Pugh
Gen
Miles
Jo Alana
Anderson
Elwood
Middletown
Gotham
Lexow
Grand Lodge of Keights of Pything
Timnots
Springfield
Gow
Altgeld
Star
Monroe
E World
Ambasaador
Wilmington
Del
So&cial
Montreal
Que
Gloucester
Mass
wWet
Mary E. Bartlett
Mary E. Bartlett For $150,000 Against the Estate of Dr. W. 8
Atld
Sporting Notes Summary of Monday Race Results and Events
Sir Walter defeated Clifford and Rubicon at Morris Park. Magian won the White Plains handicap. Police halted the Abbot-Walcott fight at Coney Island in the fourth round after the Patterson boy was knocked out. Trevillian set a trot record at Nashville with 2 0 8 4 leaving him next to Directon. Carver defeated Hudd 935 to 88 in Des Moines live third matches. McDonald of Chicago lost by one at Yonkers amateur golf final to L K Stoddart. Rosa Mosenthein beat Tillie Ashley in St Louis sealing race. Jackson Park Yacht club formed in Chicago to build and race sixteen-footers. Only two favorites won at Harlem card. outsiders won remaining four races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Walter
Clifford
Rubicon
Morris Park
Magian
White Plains
Abbot-Walcott
Coney Island
Patterson Boy
Nashville
Trevillian
Directon
Des Moines
Carver
Hudd
Hat
Harlem
Navy yard estimate cut and stamp theft claim noted
Commodore Matthews favors reducing the navy yards estimate from 221,12 to 1,044,808 dollars. Bureau of Printing and Engraving officials put recent stamp theft at no more than 1,500 dollars. State department officials suppressed much of Consul General Mason's report on German reactions to American railway wart. Brazil treaty abrogation prompts Brazilian importers to sue over duties paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Matthews
Navy
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
State Department
Mason
Germany
Brazil
United States
Casualties and disasters from gulf coast storm and nationwide incidents
Fifteen fishermen die on Sand Island near Apalachicola in a gulf coast storm. Other losses include a 92 year old man in Terre Haute and a DesPlaines pioneer dying on a Northwestern train. A Martinsville shooting wounds Charley Buckhart, Willis Griffey lynched in Kentucky, a stranger drops $400 in worthless notes at Anderson, a $300 reward offered for a murder near Liberty. Train collision at New Orleans injures twenty one and destroys property. Emily Wood and nieces killed at Buffalo grade crossing. Chester Hill fire devastates a village. Three men drown off Coney Island in a capsized catboat. Sea Foam crew feared dead after schooner capsizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Sand Island
Apalachicola
Fila
Thomas Ryan
Terre Haute
Ind
J. Jd. Gross
Desplaines
Chicago
Alva Dorsett
Charley Buckhart
Martinsville
New Orleans
Emily Wood
Buffalo
N. Y
Chester Hill
Coney Island
New York
Frank McIntyre
James Ord
Frank Britton
Walter Booth
Shears
Delaware Bay
Temple Cup Goes To New York For World Championship
The New York club will fly the Temple Cup next season after defeating Baltimore for the World's Championship. If New York wins three straight seasons the cup stays with the club, though a long tenure is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Baseball Club
Baltimore
National League
American Association
New Yorks
Baltimores
Political turmoil colored by court fight and votes
Judge Crabtree in Dixon refused a mandamus by Republicans to overturn legislative apportionment law. Vice President Stevenson welcomed in Paris and spoke to a large crowd. Willard urged woman suffrage at Philadelphia Temperance Union. Indiana ticket bans slammed as misrepresentation across parties. Commerce law violations noted. Colorado Republican leaders switch to Populists. Stevenson defended Congress on Reese Island as tariffs promised broad benefit. Latest market reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabtree
Dixon
Stevenson Wits
Nowirrm
Paris
Mandayama
Mish Promees Willard
Waniain
Christian ‘Temperance
Indiana
Offehil
Colorado Republican League
Reese Island
Stevenson
Congress
Retail trade stalls as prices fall and uncertainty grows
Dunn and Co reports retail demand weak across sectors with lower prices for farm staples and wage cuts dampening purchases. Imports rise and exports lag, raising foreign exchange rates and pressuring stocks. Bright spots include stronger corn receipts and larger September iron output, while wool and woolen goods face weaker prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G Dunn & Co
Review of Trade
Atlantic
Ohio XII
Phidelphia
United States
Canada
Drug for the Czar Secret Dispatch in Sympathetic Ink
A Minneapolis report relays secret St Petersburg dispatches written in sympathetic ink claiming the czar’s death was caused by scientific means. The translation mentions a wider conspiracy, a czarowitz reform push, and references an Order of Equity offering life Benefits totaling over 125000 to members across 15 councils in 15 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
America
Minneeavoris
Russias
George Fr. V. Schmidt
Minneapoli
Associated Press
Russia
Exar
Czarawitz
Czarowitz
Order of Equity
Tussia
Moscow
Caurowlta
Empire
Ehuveh
Exzaerowitz
Gerany
Germany
Mother and babies die in barn fire tragedy
In Enicanora New Jersey Mrs Jennie Harrigan and her three children died when a fire struck their farm barn and residence. The husband was absent. Authorities suspect the mother, believed insane, set the house and barn ablaze and perished with her children, ages one year to four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Harrigan
Enicanora
N. J
Harrigan
Four Mexicans Killed in Revolt at Texas Plantation
Vivid dispatch from Tundan Mexico reports a violent clash at a vanilla plantation run by GB Baskin, an Englishman, about eighty miles distant. The effort involved Mexican workers in a desperate Saturday fight resulting in multiple deaths. Additional details remain unclear from the fragmented transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tundan
Mexico
Baskin
Siartin
New York Governor Campaigns Stir national interest
The New York governor race features two prominent national figures as candidates, with Hut poised to become a strong contender for the next Democratic convention and Morton likely to attract GOP solid support in the west. Campaigns involve statewide speaking tours, clergy outreach, and political maneuvering across New York City and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
T. David B. Hut
Levi P.morton
New York
New York Cty
Hill
Order of Equity Benefits Paid in Indianapolis
The Order of Equity held meetings in Indianapolis, awarding five year members promissory maturing certificates. Warrants for benefits were issued by the supreme secretary and Treasurer. Forty members settled last week, renewing five years, with total payments of 817,250.44. The order offers sick, accident, and funeral coverage and a savings feature returning after five consecutive years of leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Equity
In@anapolis
Ind
James KR. Cernahan
Supreme
Threats of lynching in Rouxfort after fatal street shooting
In Rouxfort Ird yesterday at 1 o clock Robert Aurt shot and killed Arthur Wilkinson on the street. Williamson was also shot in the head and died instantly. Burr, confined in jail, faces mob threats as excitement runs high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lucero
Sheriff Doherty
Mora County
N. M
Grand Station
Atlantic & Pacific Railway
Cunningham
Glen Allen
Ala
J. B. Anson
Jasper
Yong
Beleville
George Centrell
Frederick Sohn
East Carondelet
Edward Green
Qa Jegersonvile
Ind
T. D
Yarquette
Mich
Pacific Express
Thealles
Oregon
J. Ft. Welty
Beaver City
Web
Wen
Clarence Robinsonson
Ibbs
Buffalo
Rockport
Robert Burr
Arthur Williamson
E. T. Wand
Kildare
O. T
G. N. Behr
Arkansas City
Wand
Iame
Dayton
Ohio
Pendon Raya
Harrison W. Harris
Toeser
Oscar Morton
Beattyville
Teegus Beves
Springfield
Sarah Robinson
Persuab
Montgomery
Rouxfort
Robert Aurt
Arthur Wilkinson
Willimson
Bill
Williamson
Burr
Columbian Half Dollars Sell Fast at Treasury
Demand for Columbian half dollars far surpasses supply as the treasury reports. In New York subtreasury $50,000 in coins were exchanged for gold during the first three days of sale, while Washington also shows unexpectedly heavy demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
New York
Washington
Track of Robbers Under Patrol as Detectives Pledge Capture
In Cimarron two youths aged 9 and 11 quarrel over a plover kill. The younger fatally shot the older. the pair were hunting when the tragedy occurred Saturday. Police, led by Mr. Nurring, vow to pursue robbers with numerous detectives watching all routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuinaron
Audums
Oftelala
Mr. Nurring
Peony
M—Walter
Johiy Harwell
Cimarron
Dotimy
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