Chicago Faces A Wave Of Crimes On Sunday
Chicago police report a violent Sunday with two murders including a murder suicide case, a fatal shooting in which the killer fled, and an attack on a six year old girl by a black assailant. Authorities urged heightened vigilance under a new vagrancy law. The body of an unidentified man and a man named Joseph Genissin were recovered as investigators probe new homicide angles. Ross C. Price killed his wife after their baby died, then died by suicide, while John Goss died from a head injury in a quarrel before the killer fled. Hilda Anderson described as the latest assault victim amid a surge of ten days of similar attacks.
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Chicago
Alexian Brothers’ Hospital
Joseph Genissin
Lake
Twelfth Street
Ross C. Price
John Goss
Hilda Anderson
Rioting Italians disrupt Cooper Union meeting in New York
In Cooper Union, a mob of about a hundred Italian demonstrators disrupted a Federation of Italian Societies meeting protesting the Italian government and attacks on Cardinal Merry del Val. Nine ring leaders were arrested as police restored order after clashes and attempted releases.
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New York
Cooper Union
Federation of Italian Societies
Merry del Val
Crane
McKinley Memorial Mausoleum Details Revealed in Canton
On Monument hill two miles from the late president's home the mausoleum of William McKinley and his wife stands at the center of a $525,000 complex. A nine foot statue of McKinley overlooks the interior dome and sarcophagus, with caskets of the president, Mrs McKinley and the McKinley daughters in niche and central floor. The structure rises 163 feet 6 inches to the summit, with a 98 foot 6 inch mausoleum height and a 78 foot 9 inch diameter dome surrounding mosaic marble floors sourced from many states.
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Canton
Monument Hill
William McKinley
McKinley Memorial Association
McKinley
Buffalo
United States
Ida
Mary
Boy Ranger Captures Wildcat on Pecos Ranch
Robert Perry, aged fifteen, on his father's Pecos country ranch, chased and captured a huge wildcat named Tassoine after spotting it on the prairie. He overtook it on a fast cow pony and, when the pony halted, the cat was killed by a sudden neck break. In Ohio a passenger train collision with a freight near Bellaire killed eight and injured many.
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San Angelo
Tex
Pecos
Robert Perry
Bellaire
Confederate pensions set at 16 dollars per quarter
Austin reports the comptroller set Confederate pensions at 16 dollars for each of the next two quarters, totaling 250000 dollars for six months and an overall increase to about 8500. The railroad commission approved Wichita Falls and Northwestern railway bond issuance of 248000 dollars for seventeen miles to the Oklahoma boundary.
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Comptroller
Railroad Commission
Wichita Falls and Northwestern Railway
Wichita Fells
Oklahoma Boundry
Series of mishaps at Spandau track ends in deaths and injuries
Berlin report says during a 1 Kilometer race at Spandau a pacemaker's tire burst, throwing rider Robert Walt Haus who broke his right arm. An ambulance attendant was killed when Waltheus's pace maker collided with him. Hoffman and Waltheus suffered serious injuries and concussion. The pacemaker was seriously hurt.
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Robert Walthaus
Spandau
Waltheus
G. Hoffman
Walthous
Trains Collide Near Stanton Killing Two and Injuring One
A southbound Texas Limited on the Frisco line from St. Louis collided with a freight train near Stanton Missouri. The cattle laden freight blocked by mis-timed siding attempt. Two persons were killed and one injured. Seven cars burned. Locomotives demolished.
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Frisco
St. Louis
Anaconda
Orchid Theatrical Company Injured in Train Collision
A special B and O passenger train from Cleveland collided with a freight train in Cincinnati injuring several members of The Orchid Theatrical company, though none seriously. Eddie Foy and Trixie Friganse were unharmed.
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Theatrical Company
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Orchid” Theatrical Company
Eddie Foy
Trixie Friganse
Ambush Wounds Constable in San Antonio Search
Constable Stevens was shot by an ambush while pursuing a horse thief in western San Antonio. His injury is serious but not fatal. Ford Huth reports jewelry theft totaling $500 during a bath at the hot wells. New Orleans strikers halt operations as ships tow cotton. Matt Mc Grath of New York Athletic Club lifts hammer 165 ft 3 in to break the world record.
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Stevens
Ford Huth
Huth
Kansas City
Matt McGrath
New York Athletic Club
Nicholson
Scotland
Louisv ille editor F B Converse dies at 71
F B Converse editor of the Christian Observer died of heart failure in Louisville at age seventy one. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Louisville
F. B. Converse
The
Christian Observer
Japanese official Kaishi visits Texas to survey trade interests
Galveston dated Sept 30 Baron Kaishi foreign secretary of commerce and labor for Japan arrived to inspect Texas prospects and promote national interests.
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Galveston
Baron Kaishi
Commerce and Labor
Japan
Texas
Thief Steals $350 From Pillow During Matinee Sleep
In Dunkirk New York on a September night an unknown thief stole 350 dollars from Marion Kranski while he slept in his bed pillow was the target of the theft among quietly entered room.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
Marion Kranski
Saloones Open In San Antonio On Sunday
San Antonio reports saloons remained open as usual on Sunday September 30 with activity observed throughout the city.
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San Antonio
Dentist office contact details and hours
Calls promptly answered day or night. Office hours 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Office phone 66. Residence 313. Dentist office upstairs over Smith Drug Company.
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Smith]Drug Company
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