Lynching Fear Near Berwyn After Assault Claim
Chicago dispatch reports Arthur Warren, a Berwyn resident, narrowly escaped lynching after being accused of assaulting an eight year old girl. A crowd chased him a mile before two police officers protected him, Warren was badly injured and held in a cell as protests continued. Washington cable about Nashville reconnaissance of plantation treatment on island reports limited details.
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Chicago
Arthur Warren
Berwyn
Warren
Washington
Navy Department
John Hubbard
Nashville
Colon
Hubbard
St. Andrews
Sensational Telegrams Stir Berlin Paper on Japanese Move
A Berlin paper cites a Shanghai telegram claiming Japan has occupied Ma-San-Pho, but no confirmation from any source. Reports trace Russo-Japanese talks in Tokyo on Manchuria evacuation and note a subdued Japanese political stance.
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Japan
Hag
Ma-San
Pho
London
Frankfurter Zeltun
Jap Sioned
Shanghai
Tokio
Manchuria
Koelnische
Teleg
Burg
Bertin
Modena
Tiraccogini
Brindisi
Singapore
Far East
Tillman Case Argued as Jury Listens in Lexington
In Lexington DC attorneys debated the Tillman case with Rembert for the defense and Nott for the state arguing about officials and criticism. Colonel Johnston summarized two and a half hours of testimony while defense attorney Ashill described threats, adjournment looming.
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Tillman
Lexington
D. C
Solcitor Thurmann
Rembert
Mr. Nott
Gonzales
Colonel Johnston
Mr. Ashill
Seven Die and Dozen Wounded as Clericals Clash in Bilbao
In Bilbao Spain a clash between Socialists and clericals left seven dead and thirty three wounded. The Pueblo newspaper manager was among the injured. Revolvers fired from the Catholic club and church windows. a priest was thrown into the river. The vicar of St. Nicholas church was arrested for shooting. other priests detained on riot charges.
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Bilbao
Spain
Ove
The
Pueblo
Louis Dautier
Christian Brothers’ Schools
Catholic Club
Woman murdered wife of Brockaw shot near Gravis Mills
Ella Borden twenty six Sedalia divorced wife of John Brockaw who is in prison for murdering his second wife was killed by John Myers a thirty year old farmer near Gravis Mills Miss Borden was visiting her sister Mrs Bradshaw Cause of the murder unknown but believed Myers objected to her returning from Sedalia
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John Brockaw
Sedalia
Ella Borden
John Myers
Gravis Mills
Gallard Bradshaw
Meyers
Miss Borden
Japanese Minister in London Receives Reassuring News
Japanese minister Aaron Hayashi in London reports reassuring telegrams from Japan about the Far East situation. He says there is no need for alarm and notes the message does not respond to prior European circulations reaching Japan.
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London
Aaron Hayashi
Japan
Europe
Asia Russia Japan tensions lift as leaders hold talks
In St. Petersburg and Yokohama reports from Shanghai about Japan Russia hostilities are dismissed as absurd. The Manchuria issue and foreign affairs show shifting stances as China seeks reopen negotiations. An important conference of veteran Japanese statesmen occurred in Tokyo, while Washington notes Secretary Hay sees the Russia Japan trouble as amicably settled.
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St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Ma-San-Pho
Manchuria
Dregent
China
Russia
Yokohama
Shanghai
Japan
Ciner Time
Tokio
Far East
Alextegt
Tio
Washington
Hay
Ticket Agents Meet in Annual Convention at Crescent City New Orleans
Railroad men from across the United States and Canada gather in New Orleans for the annual convention of the American Association for General Passenger and Ticket Agents. Vice President Whitney presided the first session in President Ruggi’s absence. The committee reported on ticket scalping and fraternal services as part of a yearlong probe.
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Crescent City
New Orleans
United States
Canada
American Association For General Passenger and
Whitney
Ruggi
James Taylor
Se Y
Burance
Delegate Arrives to Seek Aid in Present Crisis
Constantine Step Yale graduate from the class of 1899 arrived in New York on October 13 seeking government cooperation and powers to demand aid. He indicated the Christian governor arrived here and spoke of entering a cooperative effort amid the Macedonia and Turkish struggle.
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New York
Macedonia
Constantine Step
Yale
Arived
Turmoil in Trans-Caucasia and Cathedral Disturbances
Reports from St Petersburg and Trans-Caucasia describe unrest over Armenian reforms and church control. A mob seized a cathedral in Nakhitchevan, drove out elders, and injured several people as authorities and factions clashed amid political turmoil.
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St. Petersburg
Rious
Orty
Nakhitchevan
Trans-Caucasia
Two Killed While Painting Market House
Houston report says Peter Neve and Co. C Bryan fell from a scaffold to cement and died. In Hutchinson Kansas Skuber, once lieutenant commanding Michigan cavalry that captured Jefferson Davis, died at his home. Captain
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Houston
Peter Neve and
Co. C. Bryan
Market House
Skuber
Hutchinson
Kan
Michigan Cavalry
Jefferson Davis
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