Rice Case Death Plot Unfolds in New York
Charles F. Jones secretary and valet to the late William Marsh Rice reportedly confessed to authorities that Patrick urged Rice to take tablets, then took papers and checks from the estate. Jones attempted suicide in his cell, severing his jugular vein but surviving. Bellevue doctors expect recovery.
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William Marsh Rice
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Jones
Criminal Court
Osborne
Attorney House
Benjamin Grossman
Captain Baker
Rice
Wetherbee
Patrick
Mr. Rice
Debts of Castelane Coveted by Tradesmen Splits 28.5 Million
Paris reports show Count Boni and Countess de Castelane owing about 28,500,000 francs. Real estate for the bazaar and private home accounts 3,702,000 francs. Mortgages 6,685,260 francs, loans and bills 4,293,155 francs, art sales 9,100,000 francs. Art dealer Werheimer claims 2,000,000 francs remains.
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Castelane
Paris
George J. Gould
Countess of
Count Boni
Avenue
Malakoff
M. Werheimer
Prominent Texans Named in $250 Million Suit
Joel Blair of Bell county sues 25 leading Texas citizens accusing them of conspiring to seize his Waco property rights and having him committed to an asylum for two years. The filing seeks $250,000,000 in damages.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Joel Blair
Bell County
Waco
First Riot Conviction at Akron Sees Dynamite Charge
Harvey Carl, one of the rioters indicted by Akron’s special grand jury, was convicted of illegally possessing and using dynamite. This marks the first riot case trial, with Prosecutor Wanamaker promising rapid trials for all remaining cases.
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Akron
Harvey Carl
Wanamaker
Venezuelan government resumes debt interest payments
Caracas announces the government will resume payment of interest on all debts and loans effective November 1, following a decree issued on November 2. The move signals restoration of regular debt service after prior suspensions.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Turkeys Sultan Oppresses Armenians Amid Starvation
London reports Bishop Hush to the Armenian patriarch in Constantinople describing Turkish oppression in Armenia. Kurds seize crops livestock and furniture while Armenians suffer starvation and despair reportedly seeking a general massacre to end their misery. The Ottoman bank advances 100000 liras to cover Krupps and Ansaldo debts as officials await four more months of unpaid salaries.
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Bulitan
Turkey
Armenia
London
Hush
Constantinople
Krupps
Germany
Messrs
Ansaldo
Twenty six missing after New York drug house fire
A revised count lists 26 missing and believed dead from the Tarrant & Co. fire in New York. Eight are employees of the firm, four names lack known addresses, and no complete bodies have been recovered amid the debris.
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New York City
New York
Tarrant & Co
Troubles for France Flare Across Paris and Regions
A Paris dispatch to The Times notes growing social and political unrest in France. About 100,000 miners in the north are on strike while government talk of restricting official posts to secular educated accusations stirs Catholic opposition. The Catholic press and clergy unite with anti government forces amid bitterness over education in religious institutions.
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New York
France
Paris
Times
Eight Distinct Earthquakes Shocks Jacksonville
Eight distinct earthquake shocks were felt in Jacksonville on a single day. The first struck at 11:15 a.m. shaking some tall buildings, with subsequent shocks at 12:25 p.m. and every 16 minutes until 2:30 p.m. A seventh quake occurred at 4:04 p.m. followed by a final aftershock four minutes later, rattling windows but causing no damage.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Humphreys
Cor
William & John Sta
New York
Fire Into a Mob in Aguadilla Sparks Riot Clash
Serious rioting at Aguadilla in Porto Rico led to a clash between civilians and native regiments. Soldiers fired into the mob wounding several people but not fatally.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
Aguadilla
Collision suspected in Cape Cod schooner wreckage
Evidence from wreckage along the Cape Cod shore suggests the schooner Mary P. Mosquita may have collided with the Defender. The Mosquita, with 18 aboard, left Boston three weeks ago and has been overdue for a week. Defender’s status is unknown.
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Chatham
Mass
Cape Cod
Mary P. Mosquita
Boston
Susquehanna Coal mine grants workers demands
Shenandoah Pa November 2 The Susquehanna Coal company at William Penn near here has granted the demands of the mine workers and will resume operations at once. This is one of the county s largest operations with about 700 men employed.
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Shenandoah
Susquehanna Coal Company
William Penn
Silk Plant Shuts Down Over Son's Murder Charge
James McAllister closes his Paterson silk works after his son Walter faces murder charges in the Jennie Rosschieter case. All employees paid off as the plant remains idle.
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New York
Walter
Jennie Rosschieter
Paterson
James McAllister
Steamer Argo and two barges run aground near Detour lighthouse
The steamer Argo with two barges in tow ran ashore at Detour lighthouse point in dense fog. All three vessels rest on rocks in exposed waters as tugs labor to refloat them.
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Detour
Mich
Argo
Lighthouse Point
Brainerd
Coe
Carlist Network in Catalonia Exposed by Seizures
Spanish authorities reveal 126 Carlist chiefs and 600 soldiers identified in Catalonia after raids near Berga and Figols. Police uncover weapons depots and stamps of The Royal Army of Catalonia as the government vows firm action. one Berga leader reportedly offers surrender with no pardons.
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Berga
Barcelona
Figols
Senor Torres Baxvos
Royal Army of
Catalonia
Interior
Maprio
Anti Tax Riots Reported in Roumania
Vienna correspondent for The Daily Express says riots against tax collection broke out in the Serat district of Roumania. Two local officials were killed and troops sent to collect payments were resisted by peasants who killed eight soldiers.
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London
Vienna
Daily Express
Serat
Stanley Waterloo Files Bankruptcy Petition
Stanley Waterloo has filed a bankruptcy petition. President McKinley will stay in Canton to receive election news next Tuesday night. General Leonard Wood departed Miami on the dispatch boat Kanawha bound for Havana. Shelby Nebraska suffered lootings and a fire that destroyed much of the business district.
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Osborne
Frederick B. House
Albert T. Patrick
House
Tombs
Stanley Waterloo
McKinley
Canton
Leonard Wood
Miami
Fla
Havana
Market Report Shows Wheat and Flax Prices Narrow Range
Duuty market notes wheat prices for No. 1 hard and No. 1 Northern in the mid 70s with No. 2 Northern at 70. To arrive prices list No. 1 hard at 73 and 79 for May. Flax cash at 151 and futures around 1.81 to 1.775 for the coming months.
Incomplete Navy Store Track Listings Revealed
Fragmentary OCR shows track numbers and prices for Navy store vinyls or records with titles and numbers such as Track No 1 Northern 77 and No 2 Northern 734, dated December 14 and May 7, from Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Navy
Cattle and Hogs Market Reports From Sioux City Nov 1
Sioux City la November 1 cattle market steady with sales 460 to 475 for beeves cows bulls and mixed 400 to 400 for stockers and feeders calves and yearlings around 300 to 376 hogs up ten cents with prices 440 to 455 receipts show 500 cattle and 2500 hogs listed in the tally.
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Sioux City
Hogs Steady to Higher as Market Opens Strong
Hogs to 64.60 at the start with demand active, cattle steady and calves and veals mixed, sheep quiet. Receipts: cattle 450, calves 160, hogs 1,130, sheep 3,000.
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Sournh ST. Pau
Wethera
Chicago Market Prices for Livestock and Grains Report
Chicago market report lists steer prices from prime to stocker categories, hog prices by quality, and sheep and lamb values. Also shows receipts: cattle 9 600, hogs 29 000, sheep 1 000, plus grain quotes for wheat corn oats flax and butter and poultry details.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
Cotton Damaged Across Texas by Heavy Rains
Heavy rains in the last 24 hours caused extensive damage to open cotton across Texas. Wind and lightning also damaged property at various locations, including Houston.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
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