Mayor Marks Inspect Police Parade in Cincinnati
Mayor Markbreit, Chief Millikin, and Board of Public Safety observed a dress parade by ten Cincinnati Police battalion companies on Fountain Square. Officers praised the force as exceptionally equipped with a standout Company A, while Lt detective Poppe led the unit and the mayor lauded the men for their precision and appearance.
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Cincinnati Police Department
Markbreit
Millikin
Cincinnati
United States Army
City Hall
Casey
Carroll
Fountain
Board of Public Safety
Whalley
Mansfield
Harris
Maxon
Ft. Thomas
Leutenant
Poppe
Army officers transferred hindering Hains murder case
Three Army officers tied to the Hains murder inquiry were transferred from Fort Hamilton to posts outside New York jurisdiction. Lieutenant Farnsworth to Fort Stevens Oregon Captain Patten and Lieutenant Andrus to Fort Monroe Virginia. District Attorney Darrin says he will appeal to Washington to have them returned for grand jury testimony.
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New York
Army
Hains
Peter C. Hains, Jr
W. E Annis
Ft. Hamilton
War Department
Catrin
Farnsworth
Ft. Stevens
Ore
Patten
Andrus
Ft. Monroe
Darrin
Washington
Queens County Grand Jury
Case
Ludlow
Pacific Coast
Annis
Two Fatal Auto Train Collisions Reported
Chicago accident at Arlington crossing kills George Field of Manistee and wrecks car after a 40 mph impact with a faster Chicago Milwaukee electric train. In Brooklyn a touring car strikes Edward Ryan of Brooklyn and severely injures Miss Josephine Wagner, with suspects detained by Brooklyn police.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway
Therlington
Kenosha
Wis
George O. Field
Manistee
Mich
Field
Edward
Ryan
Miss Josephine
Wagner
Livingstone Street
Mr. Ryan
Miss Wagner
Acree Bridge
Livingston Street
Rayn
Itinerary of Manila battle fleet homeward bound
The U S Navy announced the return voyage of the battle fleet from Manila. Depart December 1 with Colombo December 14 stop six days then Suez. After canal and coal port they spend January in the Mediterranean with ships visiting Villefranche Marseilles Genoa Leg horn D Malta Algiers Athens Naples Negro Bay Morocco and Gibraltar. The fleet departs Gibraltar February 6 and is due in the United States February 22.
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Port Said
Mediterranean
Villefranche
Marseilles
Genoa
Leghorn
D ‘Malta
Algiers
Athens
Naples
Negro Bay
Morocco
Gibraltar
United States
Moros Battle With Scouts in Mindanao Leaves Casualties
Belated Mindanao report recalls a clash where a scout outpost at Keithley was attacked by about fifty Moros. One scout died and two were wounded in the first assault. The scouts regrouped and repelled the attackers, killing nine Moros and wounding several others.
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Manila
Mindanao
Keithley
Pearls and Fortune in Paris Theft Mystery
Paris art star Emilienne D'Alencon once married to jockey Percy Woodland is said to have owned a string of valuable pearls stolen in Paris. A Paris paper reports the pearls were given by the Duc d Uzes who sold them with 100000 francs in cash.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Mlle
Emilienne D’alencon
Percy Woodland
Duc d'Uzes
Richmond Hotel Ignited in Major Blaze at Richmond Kentucky
Fire wrecked the St Charles Hotel Building and damaged or burned six other structures in Richmond Kentucky including Senator James B McCreary's law office and The Kentucky Register office. Loss estimated at 70000 with partial insurance. Fire started in the hotel amid water drought hindered efforts. cause undetermined.
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Lexington
St. Charles
James B. McCreary
Kentucky Register
Richmond
Fire in Williams destroys six stores causing $200000 loss
Advices from Williams Arizona report a night fire during strong winds that consumed six stores for a total loss of 200000. The Rabbit Bros general store suffered 100000 in damage while winds felled timber wrecked crops and disrupted telegraph and telephone service.
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Los Angeles
Williams
Ariz
Sawmill Destroyed In Elkins Fire At Montrose
Fire gutted the Brown & Hill sawmill plant at Montrose on the C I Railroad, wiping out over 100 jobs. Loss estimated at 60 000 with 20 000 covered by insurance. Pennsylvania based firm Brown & Hill operated the mill in Elkins West Virginia on October 3.
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Elkins
W. Va
Brown & Hill
Pennsylvania
Montrose
Fire wipes out Lank livery stable. one man dies
A blaze at William N. Lank’s livery stable in Wilmington Delaware killed August Watson a Newark farmer who slept inside. The fire destroyed between thirty five and forty horses with an estimated loss of forty thousand dollars.
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Wilmington
Del
William N. Lank
August Watson
Newark
Paris Opera Star Sued Over Villa Electric Installations
Mme Heglon a Paris opera prima donna is sued for electric installation at her Vaucresson villa. She refused payment claiming excessive prices and defective work. A court ordered an expert to examine the installation after an Assaiien Lou Lou dog was severely burned by contact with the seawitch.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Mme
Heglon
Paris Opera
Vaucresson
Bulgaria Turkey railways dispute nears settlement
London reports the Bulgaria Turkey clash over J S Guechoff the Bulgarian agent at Constantinople and the East Rumelian section of the Oriental Railway may be resolved. Pressure from powers to arbitrate under Berlin treaty backed by Russia offers a path to settlement amid fears of wider European conflict.
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London
Turkey
Bulgaria
J. S. Guechoff
Constantinople
East Rumelian
Europe
Constantiople
Aeronauts Lease Morris Park for Flying Research Station
The Aeronautical Society of New York will lease Morris Park race course for years to serve as a testing ground and experimental station for flying machines. It marks a landmark in practical air navigation with initial deliveries and several heavier than air machines expected soon.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Morris Park Race Course
Aeronautical Society of New York
Not in Contempt Sheriff For Not Delivering Thaw
In Scranton Pa Judge Archibald ruled Sheriff Charles Lane of Westchester County New York was not in contempt for not delivering Harry K Thaw to a U S Marshal to Pittsburgh for bankruptcy proceedings The habeas corpus case over Thaws sanity at White Plains NY places him under Justice Mills jurisdiction and not under sheriff custody The NY County cost of Thaws case totals 54837 dollars per District Attorney Jerome reporting to Justice Mills in Newburg expected to move the trial to question Thaws mental condition to New York County
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Scranton
Archbald
United States Court
Charles Lane
West Chester County
New York
Harry K
Pittsburg
Thaw
Mills
White Plains
N. Y
Archibald
New York County
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Jerome
Justice Mills
Newburg
West Chester
Boys Assist Dogcatcher in Tarrytown Scheme
Special Dispatch notes a plan by poundmaster William Martin to pay boys six movie tickets per dog killed in Tarrytown. He pockets $1.25 per dog for the town and expects $25 daily as dogs are hunted to supply theaters. Boys spread to neighboring villages as supply wanes.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Tarrytown
William Martin
TILK BY WIRELESS UNTIL END COMES
The steamer Lucania brought Antonio Bolio a Mexican millionaire dead from Liverpool. La Lorraine carried his son Gustavo from Havre with family. The elder Bolio died yesterday after a wireless chat with his son en route. Father and son had planned to travel together but sailed on different ships.
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New York
Lucania
Liverpool
Antonio Bolio
Bay la Lorraine
Havre
Gustavo
Bolio
Atlantic
Father
Horse Mows Down Aged Woman In Westwood Crash
Mrs Anna Mentz aged 76 of Westwood was struck by a fast driven horse attached to a runabout at Seventh and Vine. She suffered a broken arm contusions and head cuts and was taken to her home after a nearby drug store call. The driver allegedly fled the scene.
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Anna Mentz
Glenmore Avenue
Westwood
Seventh and Vine
Lillie. Mendelson
Central Avenue
A. Norwood
Grover Cleveland’s Final New York City Home Demolished
Workmen will tear down the last New York City home of Grover Cleveland at 12 West Fifty-first Street. The Benedict property, once leased by Cleveland, is to be replaced by an American basement residence.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
West Fifty-first Street
New York City
Grover Cleveland
BP. C. Benedict
W. W
T. H. Hall
Taylor Bros
Benedict
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Madison Avenue
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