Two Men Arrested in Boston Dismemberment Case
William Howard and Louis Crawford alias Albert Emery are under arrest in New York on homicide charges connected to the Boston suitcase murder mystery. Howard allegedly helped move the body parts from Tremont Street Hospital to Winthrop Harbor, while Crawford claimed involvement in planning the disposal and arranging the payment.
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Boston
William Howard
Louis Crawford
Albert H. Emery
Tremont Street
Winthrop
Mass
Harbor
Howard
Crawford
Watts Bostons
Susan
Pany
Hunt
East Fourteenth Street
Cdy
Oward
Diane Bishop
Rosen
Twford
Senate Ferry
Howart
East Bosthey
Orient Heights
Joward
Vand
Brawford
Tremont Street Hospital
Chelsea Ferry
Joseph Berkman
Louis Milensky
Meyer Rubin
Timothy Howard
Berkman
Rubin
Hackman
Chelsea
Miss Geary
Nathan
Roosevelt trip praised by New York Chamber leader
Morris K. Jessup, president of the New York Chamber of Commerce, said Roosevelt's southern tour has strengthened postwar northern southern ties more than any event since the war. He urged sending resolutions of commendation to the president and agreed to convey the chamber's views to Roosevelt.
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New York
Roosevelt
South
Morris K. Jessup
New York Chambter of Commerce
Jessup
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Expulsion of Yellow Fever Progress in New Orleans
New Orleans reports rapid gains in eradicating yellow fever with remaining cases confined to small lower city areas. Only one new case was recorded up to Thursday evening, and the upper districts and Algiers are almost entirely free. The state board of health has not seen new outside cases for a week as most points show convalescence.
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New Orleans
Algiers
State Board of Health
Yellow fever toll rises with three new cases in Pensacola
Pensacola Florida reports three new yellow fever cases by 6 pm Thursday. Dr Fowler Thomas an Alabama dentist is listed in dying condition.
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Pensacola
Fla
Fowler Thomas
Alabama
London dispatch reports Odessa casualties in hundreds. city scenes of violence
A dispatch to the Evening Standard from Odessa claims 5000 killed or wounded as mobs attack Jewish quarters. Jewish women and children are said to have been strangled or hacked in the streets. A Red Cross doctor reports Kishinev horrors repeated. Military plan to place 100 machine guns at key points. 26 carts of wounded have passed.
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London
Evening Standard
Odessa
Red Cross
Martial law in Odessa disarms 5000 Loyalists within hours
The Standard's Odessa correspondent reports that within three hours of martial law declaration, about 5000 ruffianly Loyalists were disarmed by students and the military, described as a relief for peaceable citizens.
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London
The
Standard
Odessa
Fearful Fall Claims Electric Lineman at Shawnee
Philip Prairie, 25, an electric light lineman, died instantly in Shawnee Kansas after touching a live wire while working on a pole. He fell 25 feet to brick pavement, breaking his neck and crushing his skull. He was married with two children.
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Shawnee,kla
Philip Prairie
Prairie
Oklahoma Central Railroad Starts Work Near Lehigh
Work began with 300 teams on the first ten miles of line at Lehigh Texas, with steel due by December first. Contracts awarded for various sections and plans to extend toward Paris within thirty days.
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Lehigh, I. T
Oklahoma Central Railroad Company
Paris
Tex
President refuses to interfere with Williams execution
Washington on November 3 reports the president declined to halt the Friday execution of Grant Williams in Indian Territory. Williams was convicted of killing Dolan.
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Washington
Grant Williams
Indian Territory
Dolan
Taft Lands in Colon With 17-Gun Salute
Secretary Taft landed in Colon at 9 00 am Thursday and was greeted with a seventeen gun salute marking the arrival.
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Colon
Taft
Young Stranger Killed Near Paria Tex
A twenty five year old man fell or was knocked from the northbound Frisco flyer at Lenoir twelve miles above Paria and killed after being struck by a switch target. His throat was cut and his head nearly severed, hanging by skin at the neck. he was hurled against the coach and the skull crushed in the grisly scene.
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Paria
Tex
Lenoir
Wreck near Southard switch destroys Denver freight train
At Nov 38 in Clarendon Texas a freight train split while climbing a grade. The loose section struck the following engine No 204, wrecking eleven cars and causing fatal injuries to Brake man Garrett and injuries to Engineer Boyd and the fireman. Merchandise burned as the Denver road suffered heavy losses.
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Clarendon
Tex
Southard Switch
Denver
Plains
Boyd
Garrett
Los
Texas Photographers Elect Officers and Meet
Dallas November 3 The Photographers Association held business sessions and chose Austin as next year’s meeting place. New officers include P H Naschke Galveston president J B Hutchcraft Austin first vice president H R Stein San Antonio second vice president A L Blanchard Hillsboro secretary Bert Williams Denton treasurer A demonstration on flashlight work and a George P Wear printing aid for kodak films were shown.
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Dallas
Photographers’ Association
Austin
P. H. Naschke
Galveston
J. 8
Hutchcraft
H. R. Stein
San Antonio
A. L. Blanchard
Hillsboro
Bert Williams
Denton
George P. Wear
The
Texas Association
Dallas assault ends with Bass stabbed but not seriously hurt
Albert Bass escorted a young lady home when two intoxicated men accosted them. Bass intervened and was stabbed once near the left nipple and multiple times in the neck. None of the wounds were serious.
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Dallas
Albert Bass
Bass
First Annual Meeting of Texas District and County Attorneys
Dallas hosted the first annual meeting of the District and County Attorneys Association of Texas. Officers elected include President Hatton W. Sumners of Dallas and vice presidents H. W. Vaughan of Texarkana and Tom Debenport of Pittsburg, with W. W. Nelms of Dallas as secretary and George Robertson as treasurer. Several addresses were presented.
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Ing
District and
Two Benedicts Fire Chiefs Tie Nuptial Knots
W T Gray Texarkana fire chief married Catherine Blaydes at Central Methodist Church at 8 PM with Rev J B Turrentine officiating. On the Arkansas side Hal Vinson fire chief wed Mattie Pickard at her parents home on College Hill with Rev J T McNew officiating.
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Texarkana
W. T. Gray
Texas
Catherine Blaydes
Central Methodist Church
J. B. Turrentine
Hal Vinson
Arkansas
Mattie Pickard
College Hill
J. T. McNew
Dudley Avenue Baptist Church
Record crowd shatters attendance at State Fair of Texas
Dallas on November 3 hosted Dallas Day and 150000 Club Day at the State Fair of Texas where attendance broke all previous records. Turnstile count neared sixty five thousand as grandstands filled completely and spectators filled every space.
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Dallas
Texas
German Colony Seeks German Settlement Near Mormon Border
Baron von Hagen of Wiesbaden Germany travels to El Paso en route to Casas Grandes Mexico to scout a site for a German colony just below the Mormon country. He aims to establish a settlement with German families in the region.
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el Paso
Baron von Hagen
Wiesbaden
Germany
Casas Grandes
Mex
Turkeys Bought For Fort Worth Event By Brenham Firm
Brenham based commission firm will buy dress refrigerate and ship 300000 turkeys to Fort Worth. The shipment aims to support a seasonable event run by Fort Worth officials this holiday period.
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Brenham, Tex
Fort Worth
Dickson Car Wheel Works Damaged by Fire
A fire Thursday night damaged Dickson Car Wheel Works in Houston, causing about $20,000 in losses. Investigators were on the scene to determine the cause.
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Car Wheel
Houston
Dickson Car Wheel Works
Taft Arrives in Panama Meets Amador and Cabinet
Secretary Taft arrived in Panama at noon Thursday and was welcomed by a special government committee. He accompanied Governor Magoon to visit President Amador and his cabinet.
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Panama
Taft
Magoon
Amador
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Thanksgiving on November 30
Washington November 3 The president issued a proclamation naming Thursday November 30 as a day of thanksgiving. The notice designates a national occasion for gratitude and urging reflection across the country.
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Washington
Explosion Ends Lives On Texas Rail Route Near Ennis
A Houston and Texas Central freight engine exploded while moving north near Ennis three miles past 5:30 AM Tuesday. Engineer Davenport and Brakeman Glenn were killed. Fireman Taylor lost a leg and died from injuries. he was scalded. The wreck dumped the train and wrecking trains were sent from Ennis. Several cars carrying pecans, oil and rice were destroyed. Parts of the engine were blown two miles.
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Houston
Houston and
Texas Central
Ennis
Davenport
Glenn
Taylor
Big oil fire train explosion near Ennis kills crew
A freight oil burning engine on the Houston and Texas Central railway exploded four miles south of Ennis early Friday morning. Engineer Davenport and the fireman were killed, a brakeman was badly injured. The locomotive was a large Southern Pacific type and the train was in motion at the time.
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Fort Worth
Houston and
Texas Central Road
Ennis
Davenport
Southern Pacific
McShane district incorporated into Texarkana
By city council ordinance the McShane district was incorporated in Texarkana. The one square mile area has about 2000 residents, raising the city population to 12000 and enabling a first class charter. The measure passed unanimously after two years of work.
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McShane
Fever Epidemic in New Orleans Shows Rapid Improvement
New Orleans reports a shrinking yellow fever crisis with seventeen cases under treatment and no new deaths since Friday. Officials note the death toll remains under 450 since July while freight demands surge as Louisiana quarantines end and Southern Pacific provides more cars.
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New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Lousiana
Joint naval demonstration over Turkey looms in progress talks
Paris reports exchanges of communications between powers have reached a stage where a joint naval demonstration against Turkey seems practically assured unless the sultan accepts the plan for financial reforms in Macedonia.
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Paris
Turkey
Masedonia
Real Estate Offers in Brazos County Near Bryan
J W Batts advertises in the Talisferro Building opposite the Court House listing 52 acres in city limits with Ry Abstract Books, multiple farms and residences for sale near Bryan including 125 and 78 acre tracts, 400 acre river land with houses, 1531 acres along the mail route, and town lots with terms. Prices range from 5 to 1650 dollars per acre on various parcels with easy terms.
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Court House
Phare No
Brazos County
Bryan
Brazos River
School House
N. B. Cole
Hall
Caldwell
Allen Academy
Tornado Policy Coverage For Your Property
Tornado policy covers your property upon request. This notice explains availability and how to activate coverage with participating insurers and local agents. Policy terms may include trigger thresholds, deductibles, and claim procedures for storm events.
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Dr. Bishop
Ma Goo
Bullock
Roswell, GA
District and County Attorneys’ Association
Mexico
Trepaugh and Sells Bros
Sells Bros
Cnuision
O'Brien
America
Kongo and
Zeffa
Parade
Postoffice
Ordi
W. H. Lawrence
Over Haswell’s Book Store
W. C. Fountain
Crown and Bridge
Burt Norwid
J. W. Batts
T.R. Batte & Co
Aggidbhant-Ounr
Gotton
DeWitt
Dewit
DeWitt's
E.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Emmet & Maloney
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