Court martial concludes Chaplain Jones case and arrests warrant issued
A chaotic week ends with Chaplain Harry W Jones in Norfolk under a court martial for alleged misconduct as a warrant is issued for his arrest on a bad check charge. Missouri officials move to remove St Louis County prosecutors and a sheriff under the derelict officials act amid calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W Jones
Norfolk
Gar Kolk
Missouri
Hadley
Rowland Johnston
George Herpel
St Louis County
St Lows
James Conley
Grand Rapids
Madeline Con Jess
Hint Conley
Georgia House
Senate
Sipare
Teliware Bay
Delaware
Dover
Vast clipped era news roundup touches crime politics and deaths
A sweeping, fragmented 19th century style column reports on fires, trials, lynching fears, political conventions, notable deaths, and sensational urban incidents. It mentions figures from Baltimore politics to New York courts, with injuries, confessions, and social scandals interwoven through a patchwork of brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Evans
Maryland Telephone Company
Baltimore
New York
George F. Gaither
Patrick Comingford
Multiple Global News Items Include Accidents and Legal Actions
A long list of disparate incidents and notes includes injuries in an Oshkosh streetcar crash affecting Mrs Helen Odell and others, a fatal streetcar strike on Frederick Nye, and various legal actions. Other items reference political moves in Missouri and Kansas City, robberies near Crookston Minnesota, a car wreck injuring Rev William A Sunday, and postponed maritime loss suspicions regarding the Dundonald. Names, places, and dates appear throughout with varied outcomes and pending actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Odell
Chicago
Oshkosh
Wis
Frederick Nye
Governor Folk
Missouri
Barrington
W B Bosinger
Brimfield
Ravenna
Ohio
James Skornos
St. Louis
Blossom Squire
William A Sunday
Oxkaloose
Iowa
San Francisco
Lord Ashtown
Parrow
Kangwha
Belfast
Casablanca
Caracas
Venezuela
New York
Nicholas Chin
Ireland
James
Dun
State Department
Tablegeam
Madrid
Fess Ont
Colo
Ledward
Tpuperor Witham
Wilhelmsbohe
Vauved
Sinbassador Demdiman Fon
Mon Carlo
Plenoutu
Laysat
Aland
Moscow
Imperial Technical School
Central Revolutionary Laboratory
Io‘orion
Joseph Donchini
Corductor
Royal Academy of Mts Berlin
Royal Academy of Arts
Falls Stand
Maine chief master at arms dies from stab wounds in Phoebus fight
Thomas F. Maddox, chief master at arms of the battleship Maine, died at Fort Monroe hospital from stab wounds from a sailors’ fight in Phoebus Virginia in which Garrett Walsh was slain. The incident followed by prison escapes and legal cases.
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Thomas F. Maddox
Maine
Fort Monroe
Phoebus
Garrett Walsh
J. F. Gaynor
Greene
Savannah Harbor
Macon
Geene
United States Supreme Court
Western and
Atlanta
Dalton
Noah Coffee
Fon Frasier
Mayfield
Department of Commerce and Labor
Irene Vanderauwera
United States
New Orleans
Belgium
Supreme Court of Georgia
General Assembly of the Cumberland Church
Cumberland Presbyterian
New Jersey Triumphs Over Mosquito Pests the Hackensack Meadows
A period piece notes New Jersey's success in reducing mosquitoes through ditch digging around the Hackensack Meadows. It argues that similar work can free other towns from the pests, turning marshland into dry land and condemning ignorance or carelessness for persistent mosquito problems. Oil use is said to be a temporary aid, while long term extermination proceeds.
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Lanning
Fordham Park
Bernardsville
Wall Street
John D Rockefeller
Harry K Thaw
Stanford White
Day
Syacuse University
Landis
Standard Oil Company
Edward M Morgan
Newark
Roosvelt
Mary Baker Oiddy
New Jersey
Hackenpack
Hackensack Meadows
Orange County Union plans direct sales to consumers
In Orange County New York farmers form the Orange County Union to cut middlemen profits and run a Newburg exchange selling produce below current prices. They seek cooperation from labor interests by requesting union membership in the Central Labor Union, a move welcomed by Newburg union men but causing labeling questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Stace Bank
New Folden
Crookston
Minn
Fred Hl Magat
Wie
Munrder
Clinton
Tre Witt
JW Reeves
Colorado
Northwestern
Rark Aid Confessado
Depen
Boulder
Colo
Stinhope Po
Tock Ts
Sena
Speinsteld
Abas
Te Cobinbhin
Wien
Stowe
Perwrema
Orange County
N. Y
Newburg
Farmers’ Organization
Cuba's Anmnual Budget For Cuba Government
Governor Magoon informs the War Department the next fiscal year cost of running the Cuban government is 23,300,539 dollars, up 1,800,000 from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Magoon
War Department
Labor unions push wage hikes and organize across regions
Winnipeg carpenters seek a ten cent hourly rise while San Jose plumbers demand six dollars per day. Boston hosts union headquarters for railroad workers as Canadian unions favor international ties. An expert notes building trades see the most strikes. Hebrew painters move to organize in Boston with plans for a national union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumbers’ Union
San Jose
Cal
Brotherhood of Railroad Freight and Baggage Men
Boston
Mass
Mays
Pittsburg
Iron City Trades Council
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Winnipeg
Man
Dominion
Toronto
Iron Trades Councl
Atlanta
Piedmont
Business conditions show steady trade amid market strains
The week’s disturbing developments include dearer money and a telegraphers' strike, yet business remains largely steady with fall activity anticipated. Crop progress in corn and spring wheat boosts agricultural confidence. steel rail, plate, and wire demand rises while rolling mills face capacity pressure. Freight and wholesale activity are brisk, consumer goods and dry goods markets improve, and bank clearings reach 221,560,108, up 13.4 percent from last year. Failures in Chicago district total 20.
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Chicago
Dun
Cross currents in crop and trade developments noted
Bradstreet's reports show favorable progress by leading crops such as corn cotton and spring wheat while oats lag. Fall trade sentiment improves in the Southwest Northwest and eastern centers as buyers return. Some large industries see quieter demand and easing prices with weekly business failures at 157 in the United States and 18 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Midwest and East Market Livestock and Grain Quotations
Chicago cattle and hog prices range across markets with primes and heavies noted. Indianapolis and St Louis show shipping hogs and feeder animals. Detroit Milwaukee and Buffalo list varied cattle hog sheep quotes. New York Toledo report grain and butter prices with No 2 wheat and corn values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Ste, Corp
Milwaukee
Ste
New York
Toledo
Tropical Inland of Jamaica Endures Severe Drouth
For three months the inland of Jamaica, bordered by a rough sea, faces extreme drought similar to desert conditions away from large water bodies. Marcelin Albert, Midi France leader freed from jail, returns to Montpelier to a chilly reception from supporters who chide his delayed arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Marcelin Albert
Midi
France
Montpelier
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