Minop Matters Across The Nation And Local Notices
Gainesville Texas plant bought by a Chicago syndicate. Parker jailed in Texarkana for theft of a $20 gold piece. Uncle Sam sought to buy Pecos Valley Irrigation plant for 150000 dollars from 750000 asking price. Rideout killed in a Philadelphia Mississippi quarrel. Henry M Faxon dies at Quincy Massachusetts at age eighty two. Ten thousand dollars wired to Jewish relief fund in New York from San Francisco. E W Smith Sr of Smith County Texas named special agent of the agricultural department. Roswell New Mexico Officer Witt severely beaten and left for drowned in river. J A Gillespie longtime Denison resident and Katy railway employee dies.
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Gainesville
Tex
Charles Parker
Texarkana
Sam
Pecos Valley
Philadelphia
Miss
James Rideout
Henry M. Faxon
Quincy Mass
New York
San Francisco
E. W. Smith, Sr
Smith County
Texas
Agricultural Department
Witt
Roswell
N. M
J. A. Gillespie
Denison
Katy
Insurance Policies Offer Broad Benefits At Flat Rates
Aggidant-Otr companies issue policies at the same price as others and provide larger benefits. Ten dollars to cover death from accident ranges up to six hundred dollars per policy month. Accident indemnity from fifteen to sixty dollars monthly. Sickness indemnity from fifteen to forty dollars monthly. Loss of one hand or foot costs fifty to three hundred dollars for one dollar per month. Cotton special inducements for town residents and farm holders.
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Aggidant-Otr
General political strike called in St Petersburg by workers
The St Petersburg prole tariat voted to renew a general political strike starting Wednesday noon led by the Social Revolutionists. They seek monarchy overthrow and a democratic republic, aiming to rally Russia's workers and soldiers against martial law and Cronstadt executions. Some doubt economic aims, but party leaders press for immediate action. The Baltic and Warsaw railways began strike action with more lines expected, though some factories including Putiloff stayed out.
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St. Petersburg
Social
Brothers of the Social Democrats of
Poland
Cronstadt
Russia
Army
Navy
Baltic
Warsaw
Moscow
Narva Gates
Neva
Vasaili Ostroff
Putiloff
Riots Continue in Vladivostok Amid Citywide Destruction
Reports from Vladivostok describe ongoing rioting in St. Petersburg including sailors and fort artillerymen in revolt. The commandant failed to seize control as parts of the city were wrecked and residents sought refuge on harbor vessels after the first day. Estimates say about 300 rioters were killed or wounded.
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Vladivostok
Mining Congress Opens Eighth Annual Session in El Paso
The eighth annual session of the American Congress opened in El Paso with President Richards delivering the keynote address. He urged creation of a department of mines in the cabinet to aid miners, and called for honest leadership and unity to combat corruption in the mining industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
American Congress
Richards
Department of Mines and Mining
Agricultural Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Harris Testifies in Busby Misappropriation Trial
Crockett Texas November 15 In the Busby misappropriation case Harris testified that several items did not appear on monthly reports Busby sent to ex Financial Agent Hill Brigance and Harris spent months examining Rusk penitentiary books with a long witness list and testimony continued Tuesday.
Bachelors Entertain At Rodgers Building In Hico
In the Rodgers building Hico Texas November 15 Mr H E B Trippet and Mr J Will Mingus hosted a bachelor apartment gathering with about 250 invitations. An orchestra played while two young ladies offered punch and wafers. Guests exchanged friendship remembrances including a basket of kittens and a painting.
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Hico
Tex
Rodgers Building
H. EB. Trippet
J. Will Mingus
Southwestern Transit Starts San Angelo to Sonora Automobile Service
The Southwestern Transit company inaugurated an automobile passenger service between San Angelo and Sonora Texas a seventy mile run lasting six hours. Stops are at Christoval Eldorado and Senora with fourteen passengers taken on the first trip.
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San Angelo
Southwestern Transit Compan
Sonora
Tex
Christoval
Eldorado
Senora
Stephens Case Seeks Tax Payment Injunction
Assistant Attorney General Hawkins filed a motion in the district court in Austin in the Paris and Great Northern Railroad company versus John W. Stephens and others. The case concerns the collection of the gross receipts tax from the plaintiff.
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Austin
Hawkins
The
Paris and Great Northern Railroad Company
John W. Stephens
Immense Walkout Shuts Major Factories Across Petrograd District
In St Petersburg on November 15 major plants beyond Norva and Moscow gates halted operations. Nevsky Admiralty and Baltic yards along with big tube works and all cotton and wool mills along the Neva closed. Tens of thousands joined a mass demonstration marching with red flags demanding a general strike. Order for nationwide action spread. about 100000 workers followed the strike committee. Also reported: Polish patriots Count Trasckiewicz and M Jantsen arrived in Warsaw. governor general suspended the Goiere and Zaphadinpolos newspapers.
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St. Petersburg
Norva
Moscow
Nevsky
Admiralty
Baltic
Neva
Warsaw
Count Trasckiewich
Libiski
M. Jantsen
Goiere
Zaphadinjpolos
Conductor Struck by Pickpocket Aboard Sunset Express
Beaumont reports conductor C. C. Davis of the Sunset express, a Pennsylvania system employee, was pickpocketed on the train near Beaumont on November 16. His pocketbook containing nearly $300 and valuable papers was taken during the journey toward Lafayette, Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
C. C. Davis
Baptist Women Mission Workers Hold Large Dallas Meeting
The twentieth annual meeting of the Baptist Women Mission Workers drew a large crowd in Dallas on November 15. President Mrs. J. H. Gambrell delivered an encouraging address as substantial business was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nual
Baptist Women Mission Workers
J. H. Gambrell
Germans buy ILX pasture lands in Potter and Moore counties
Amarillo Texas November 15 a large colony of fourteen German families completed a purchase deal through the Will A Miller Land and Immigration company for a substantial tract of ILX pasture lands spanning Potter and Moore counties.
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Amarillo
Tex
Will A. Miller Land and Immigration Company
ILX
Potter
Moore Counties
Run Over Fatal in Philadelphia Trolley Accident
Harry C Campion age sixty five head of J. W. Campion & Co. wholesale drug firm died from injuries after being run over by a trolley car while alighting in Philadelphia. He fell beneath the wheels Tuesday night and was a prominent Union League member.
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Campion
J. W
Railway plans for Pueblo Oklahoma City and New Orleans line
W C Burke a director of the Pueblo Oklahoma City and New Orleans railway says the first 150 miles from Oklahoma City to Fort Supply will be built at once after the chartering ten days ago.
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Oklahoma City
W. C. Burke
Pueblo
No new yellow fever cases reported in Havana
Havana health officials report no new yellow fever cases on Tuesday as the outbreak status remains stable. The update provides no changes to suspected case counts or containment measures and notes ongoing monitoring by local authorities.
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Havana
Crown Prince Visits Copenhagen and Texas Turkeys Drive
Crown prince of Sweden visits Copenhagen. One thousand turkeys to be driven into Lampasas Texas. Arsenals in Toulon strike. Three hundred Black coal workers on strike in New Orleans. Burglar steals 80 dollars from Dr Reed of McAlester. Columbia Hotel in Oklahoma City burns with guests escaping. Eleven thieves lynched in Poland. twenty mutilated. Boilermakers strike in Katy shops Smithville Texas. Indian Sheriff Lewis Anderson shot dead in Kiowa Indian Territory. General J M Clark dies at Snyder Oklahoma aged seventy two.
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Gaines County
Kiowa
I. T
J. M. Clark
Snyder
Okla
Sailors Discover Decorated Ship Name On West Virginia
Reporters say Captain Arnold and Lieutenant Bulldog George of the West Virginia faced a busy period as a crew mostly untested after a posterlike decoration appeared on the ship. The Massachusetts officers spotted the painted name Arnold Sanitarium Bulldog George Keeper and ordered a repaint before the fleet reached port.
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New York
Arnold
George
West Virginia
Coney Taland
Habor
Massachusetts
Arnold Sanitarium
Woman hurls son from third story window in Chicago incident
In Chicago on November 15 Mrs. Benjamin Giest suddenly attacked her five year old with a revolver and hurled him from a third story window as landlady Mrs. Barton fled the room. The child fell to the pavement near Iola Woods’s department store basket of crockery and was taken to county hospital with likely fatal injuries.
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Chicago
Benjamin Giest
Tit for Tat. Lawson Libel Case Weighs Boston Court
Boston judge orders arrest warrant for Thomas W. Lawson in a civil libel damages suit by Clarence W. Barron. Warrant paused until Saturday when Lawson will answer. Lawson seeks Barron arrest on similar libel charges. Barron’s claims stem from a magazine article and typewritten tissue market sheets attributed to Lawson.
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Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Clarence W. Barron
Wentworth
Lawson
Barron
Burreau
Fatal shooting in Booneville brothers misidentify burglar
Walter Guinn, young man, was killed by his brother Thomas Guinn at 2 AM in Booneville Arkansas. Thomas, awaking to a supposed burglar, fired through a window with a shotgun striking Walter who had knocked for entry at their father D N Guinn's residence. Thomas grieves over the fatal mistake.
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Guinn
Thomas Guinn
D. N. Guinn
Walter
Hyde Testimony Continues In Equitable Stock Offers
James Hazen Hyde testified before the insurance investigation committee detailing offers from various parties for his stock in the Equitable. The probing session on Wednesday examined negotiations and potential motives behind the proposed deals.
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New York
James Hazen Hyde
Insurance Investigation Committee
The
Equitable
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W. C. Fountain
Crown
Burt Norwid
W. H. Lawrence
Over Haswell’s Book Store
TR. Batte & Co
Avlines
Nsurange
A. L. Spafford
Chester
Mich
E. O. Dewitt & CO
Emmet & Maloney
Mining Congress
Harris
Automobile Service
Stephens, ET AL
Mission Workers
Dallas
Harry C
John Wittman
Crown Prince of
Sweden
Copehagen
Captain Arnold
Lieutenant George
Admiral Brownson
C. W. Barron
Booneville, Ark
Hyde
Great Northern Telegraph Company
Shanghai
Heath & Milligan
Garth, Howell & Webb
Heath & Milligan Paints
MO. A. Moore
Bryan
Jno
A. Moore Jr
Z. C. BR
North Teale
Pullman
Houston
Waco
Galveston
Denver
Fort Worth
F. W
D.C
Denver Road
Colorado & Southern
ST. Louis
Harrison
Haswells
Cole “Hardware CO
San Antonio
29Th, Inc
Republic of Mexico
President Diaz
G.N. RR
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