Boxing bout death leads to manslaughter charge inquest
In Queens Rink bout, Charles O'Regan dies from brain compression after arterial rupture. Fred Northrup arraigned on manslaughter in police court and remanded to jail until the coroner’s inquest, which opened tonight with Doctors Bentley and Daniel testifying. Officials in the fight were released on their own recognizances.
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Joan
Fred Northrup
Charles O'Regan
Queen's Rink
Bentley and
Daniel
Tragedy of the Far North
Despatch from Skagway reports James Murray known as Moonira likely murdered partner James Fisk at Halibut Bay near Seldovia last March. Fisk’s skeleton with a rifle ball in the back was found by natives. in the cabin a bloodstained razor and knife were discovered. Murray has not been seen since February and left letters predicting his death and urging mutual killing to “wipe out all scores.”
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Vancouver
B.C
Skagway
James Murray
Moonira
Jas
Fisk
Halibut Bay
Seldovia
Murray
Admiral Louis Battenberg Sends Cable From Drake
Ottawa dispatch reports Prince Louis Battenberg aboard HMS Drake sends Marconi wireless thanks to Canadians for three months of warm welcome before leaving Canada. Message expresses regret and hope for future Atlantic crossing. Separately Parliament session date set for January 11, signaling a likely brief session with limited legislation.
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Canada
Ottawa
Governor General
Marconi
Prince Louis
Drake
Bisley bullseye sizes may be reduced at 200 yards
Montreat Oct 20 A proposal to shrink 200 yard bullseyes to four inches inner to fourteen and magpie to twenty four aims to allow a stray bad shot to still place high at Bisley. A decision at the next Bisley meeting is likely. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is advertised as the best bowel medicine. warrants every bottle and sold by druggists.
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Montreat
Bisley
Chamberlain
Stars and Stripes Defaced at Harvest Festival
A Methodist church in Winnipec festooned for a harvest home service with a Roosevelt portrait as flags of stars and stripes greeted worshippers. Some attendees tore down the flags while others replaced them with Union Jacks.
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Winnipec
Roosevelt
Mutiny On A British Bark Dundee Aboard
The British bark Dundee captained by James S Stephens sailed from Bremen March 4 bound for Seattle. By Cape Horn in June 14 crewmen sick and mutinous seized control after storms forced the ship back toward Cape Town. In Sunda Strait the mutiny intensified. weapons were seized and guards placed in the cabin. In Batavia the mutiny led to trials in Singapore with sentences of eleven and nine weeks.
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Startie
Wash
Dundee
James S. Stephens
Bremen
Seattle
Cape
Horni
Cape Town
Straits of Sunda
Batavia
Singapore
Patt
East Coast Agriculture and Trade News Summary
The report notes a cooling tax month with remaining potato digging and slow market movement. It highlights potential plant and starch factory growth linked to the Elntira Branch Railway, shrinking cod and squid catches, a new fish dryer market, and several local personnel changes including departures to Boston and Red Point school vacancy.
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Elntira
Sétite
Amélia
Atice McDonald
Tutra Melliére
Boston
Bruges
Bettis
Rollo and
Vicinihy
Romana
Fraser Durinde
Red’ Point
Rea
Shinto Memorial Honors Naval Dead at Aoyama Cemetery
In Tokyo on October 20 a large ceremony at Aoyama cemetery mourned naval officers and men killed in the war. Admirals and civil dignitaries attended as Admiral Pogota praised the departed in a solemn tribute. Admiral Fogo spoke with restrained emotion, recalling the Mikasa battles and the sacrifice that secured victory.
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Tokio
Aoyama
Fogo
Mikasué
Imperial Manifesto Speech Calls for Unity and Civil Liberties
The text presents an imperial manifesto by Nicholas II praising the need to end disorders in Russia. It pledges civil liberty, expanded electoral participation, and parliamentary oversight while urging unity, calm, and cooperation with the central government to restore order. The proclamation is dated Peterhof October 30 in the eleventh year of his reign.
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Douma
eHis Spop
Bouma
Russia
Giveliab
Peterhof
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A historical notice touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a safe pleasant cure for bad colds. It claims rapid relief, eases lungs and coughing, and counters pneumonia risk with endorsed availability from all druggists.
Chicago Markets On Road Special May Corn and Wheat
Market notes show grain and pork prices with mixed figures. Figures include corn and wheat around 80g, pork near 12.40, with destination listings and rate qualifiers in a compact road-market snippet.
Enthusiasm in St. Petersburg as crowds demand change
In St. Petersburg on October 31, up to two hundred thousand people gathered in the streets. They listened to students and others interpret the Emperor's manifesto and shouted for measures including the ousting of General Trepoff, amnesty, withdrawal of troops to twenty miles, and a national militia. The general strike would continue until these demands are met while provincial reports show widespread rejoicing despite ongoing strikes.
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St. Petersnure
Trepoff
Negro lynched in Bainbridge after jail escape
In Bainbridge Georgia Gus Goodman a Black man was dragged from the jail by a mob after he shot Sheriff Stegall during an attempted arrest for murder. He was hanged near the river as the deputy’s keys were taken, with many shots fired into his body. A later note mentions a remedy advertisement for eczema and skin ailments.
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Bainbridge
Gus Good‘van
Goodman
Stegall
Thomasville
YMCA Annual Meeting Sets Reading Room Plans
The Young Men's Christian Association of the City held its annual meeting at the association building. The board discussed fall and winter plans and decided to furnish a reading room with games for boys. A condolence letter for Mrs. L. L. Beer was approved, and the meeting was postponed to November 21 to finalize reports and close the year's work.
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Young Men's Christian Association of
Association
L. L. Beer
Young Men's Christian Association
Beer
Board of Directors
W. 8S. Louson
C. H. Callbeck
Perry Davis Painkiller Promoted for Cold Exposure
An old advertisement touts Perry Davis Painkiller as a quick remedy after cold or wet exposure. It claims mixing a teaspoonful in warm water or milk will speed circulation and prevent illness, asserting Perry Davis Painkiller as the sole product.
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Perry Davis
Retirement of Nova Scotia lawyer ends long partnership
R L Borden has retired from Nova Scotia law practice after leaving the senior partner role six months ago. A Halifax Club banquet hosted by the Nova Scotia Barristers Society honored him with W B A Ritchie presiding and remarks from R E Harris and Justices Russell and Wallace. A separate 66th P L P banquet at the Halifax Hotel honored Lord Aylmer visiting militia. actors attended.
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Halfax
R. L. Borden
Nova Scotia
Nova. Scotia
Halifax Club
Borden
Barristers’Society
W.B. A. Ritchie
R. E. Harris
K. C
Justice Russell
Wallace
Halifax
Lord Aylmer
Assaulted by Chinese Mob Near Nanking
Lonpboy Oct 30. A Shanghai despatch says Rear Admiral Train commander of the American Asiastic squadron and his son Lieut Train were attacked by a mob outside Nanking after an admiralty mishap during pheasant shooting. Marines landed to rescue but faced pitched battles as Chinese officials refused to feature the officers guns.
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Lonpboy
Evening Standard
Shanghai
Train
Lieut
Nanking
Lieut. Train
Why He Was Brave
Joe Say accuses Jim of seeing Sam Smiths girl. He warns that Sam Smith is a dangerous man, yet claims the man is only one who will face two years in jail, underscoring a tense threat amid a dispute.
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Joe
Jim
Sam Smit
Workman Seized by Sudden Death at Lewisville Brick Kiln
Moncton Oct 31 Special John R Leblanc a 57 year old fireman at the Lewisville brick kiln was found dying at his post around noon. A coworker heard groans and found him on a pile of wood as he breathed his last. Death was due to heart failure. He complained of chest and shoulder pains but seemed well otherwise. He leaves a widow and six children after three years at Lewisville.
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Moncton
John R Leblanc
Lewisville
Lewisv
Thirteen Killed in California Express Wreck Near Kansas City
Thirteen killed and thirty wounded as the westbound California express of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe derailed near Kansas City after striking a loose rail on a curve at Rock Creek cut. Nine cars left the rails and passengers were treated at the scene and at area hospitals. Also included is an advertisement for Allen's Lung Balsam.
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Kansas City
Rock Creek
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