Physicians AUR From A Mob Led By Injured Man
A mob chased two physicians, Drs. Alexander F. and E. Peter Joseph, after a street collision with pedestrian Rachel. Rachel was wounded, while E. Peter Joseph denied stabbing him, saying Rachel bumped into them and a dispute followed. An open knife was found at City Hospital. no arrests made.
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Alexander F
E. Peter Joseph
Hopkins Street
John
Peter Radel
Hopkins
John Streets
Josephs
Twelfth and
Central Avenue
Ann Street
West Court Street
Rachel
City Hospital
Foertmeyer
Lieutenant Hill
First District
Jeffries
Hill
Meader Furniture Company
Waldo Spinks
Runaway Horses Threaten Pennsylvania Leaders at Exposition
In Norfolk Virginia on October 4 a runaway team struck near the exposition grounds endangering Governor Stuart of Pennsylvania and President Harry St. George Tucker. Their carriage narrowly avoided collision with another carriage carrying staff and officials. Soldiers managed to halt the horses with gun strikes. no serious injuries reported. The incident happened on the long deep water pier during Pennsylvania Day events.
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Commercial Tribune
Norfolk
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Harry St. George Tucker
Exposition Grounds
Tucker
Long Deep Water
Hindus Driven Back Into Canada by Angry Spokane Mob
In Danville Washington last night an angry mob forced a small group of Hindus to retreat into Canada after chasing them from the area. Missiles flew as a few shots were fired at the trespassers but no injuries reported.
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Commercial Tribune
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Danville
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Grand Jury Finds Moffett Charges Unfounded
A grand jury returns that the charges against Moffett are unfounded, urging the authorities to uphold the finding and dismiss the case.
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Moffett
Discrimination in oil rates to Africa shown in trial
A Chicago grand jury found President Moffett of Standard Oil of Indiana did not know about a circulated pamphlet and ordered him to testify. In New York, evidence showed Standard Oil paid about half the lubricating oil rate charged to rivals on Africa shipments, with testimony from executives and pipeline accountants detailing price discrimination and transport costs. Adjournment followed lengthy testimony as cases proceed.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
James A. Moffett
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Landis
United States District Court
Moffett
Moritz Rosenthal
Standard Oil Company
Whiting
Ind
Pullman
Hegewisch
New York
Africa
New York Lubricating Oil Company
Philip Harrison
Tarbell
Pure Oil Company
Standard
Ida Tarbell
George Chesbro
Mr. Tarbell
Mr. Kellogg
Mrs Gentry Ordered to Appear for January Trial
Mrs Jennie Gentry of Lexington is summoned to appear before the Franklin County Grand Jury in January to answer subornation of perjury charges in a case linked to Caleb Powers and the Goebel killing. She admits depositing 300 dollars to John Rogerson in a Harrisburg bank to aid a pardon. Powers doubts the case will proceed to trial.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Jennie Gentry
Caleb Powers
Dickson
Newport
David Cushing
Powers
Goebel
Henry E. Youtsey
Franklin County Grand Jury
James
Morris
Scott County
Gentry
John Rogerson
Harrisburg
Youtsey
Third Tigret Assured In Ginginnat Political Turmoil
A heated Citizens meeting at Hotel Linton stirs party clashes over independent ticket plans led by T F Moffett. Dr Thomas Hart warns of conspiracies against Mayor Dempsey as reform factions press to fill vacancies and rally support from the Voters League and Citizens Municipal party.
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T. F. Moffett
Citizens
Linton
Music Hall
Voters’ League
Citizens’ Municipal Party
Thomas P. Hart
Catholic Telegraph
Dempsey
Assembly Hall
W. G Bowen
Elliott Pendleton
Stanley Matthews
Dr. Hart
Pfaff
Stanley Bowdle
Evangelical Alliance
Athens
Mayor Dempsey
Sin
Moses
Red Sea
Canaan
Jericho
Joshua
Freericks
Fred Tuke
Taxpayers’ Association
Tuke
Fechheimer
Krohn, Fechheimer & Co
Democratic Executive Committee
Geler
Mission and deputations mark Episcopal convocation day
In Richmond the General Convention observed missionary day with joint sessions of the House of Bishops and Deputies. Reports from church missions and auxiliaries were presented while Bishop Tuttle presided and Dr Lloyd spoke on missions. In New York two teen girls Stella Bonash and Rose Miller fled drudgery by living as tramps near Flushing for two months stealing from doorsteps and washlines until caught.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Cnn
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Tuttle
Albany
Board of Missions
Lloyd
Woman’s Auxiliary
Sunday School Auxiliary
American Church Building Fund Commission
The
American Church Missionary Society
Church Missions Publishing Company
Arthur S. Lloyd
Reese E. Alsop
Far East
George C. Thomas
Philadelphia
Canada
Australia
New York
Stella Bonash
Rose Miller
Flushing
L. L
Dollar Wheat to Be Discussed at Equity Convention
Evansville Ind Oct 4 The annual State convention of the American Society of Equity will convene tomorrow with paramount topic dollar wheat. Farmers plan to erect grain elevators and hold their wheat until the market calls for the dollar price. The group will also study cold storage plants for farmers and the meeting is expected to draw a large attendance.
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Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
The
American Society of Equity
Roosevelt to be named first in peace conference act
In The Hague on October 4 the final peace conference act designates President Roosevelt as the summoner of the conference. Emperor Nicholas is named convoker and Queen Wilhelmina hostess, with President Nelihoff set to reference Roosevelt’s peace efforts in the last plenary speech.
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Hague
Roosevelt
Emperor Nicholas
Wilhelmina
Nelihoff
Census lists city land areas for large U S cities
Washington October 4 The Bureau of the Census issued its annual report on cities over 30 000 population for 196X detailing land areas. New York leads at 209 218 acres followed by New Orleans Chicago Philadelphia and Duluth. Hoboken is smallest at 825 acres.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Bureau of the Census
New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Philadelphia
Duluth
St. Louis
D. C
Denver
Col
Des Moines
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Mass
Sioux City
SAY CAPT. COWLES BARS SAILOR SONG
Enlisted men at the Franklin receiving ship in Norfolk accuse Captain W C Cowles brother in law of the President of stopping the band from playing the song Dont Scorn the Sailor. They say Cowles called the piece a fooling of the sailors and warns it may breach rules. Admiral Evans has adopted the song for his fleet.
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Commercial Tribune
Norfolk
United States
Franklin
W. C. Cowles
Roosevelt
Bluejackets
Cowles
Admiral Evans
12000 Men Vote To Strike In New Orleans
The Dock and Cotton Council of New Orleans with about 12000 members voted this afternoon for a general strike demanding higher wages. The council represents laborers in port shipping and related work and action was taken in New Orleans in October.
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Dock and Cotton Council of
New Orleans
Commercial Tribune
Army Officer 19 Blown to Atoms in Nitroglycerin Accident
Owen V. Anderson 19 recently commissioned as a lieutenant in the U S Army was killed in San Antonio while handling nitroglycerin. The blast wrecked the house and his mother narrowly escaped. He was en route to Fort Leavenworth and was emptying a bottle of explosive when the accident occurred.
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Commercial Tribune
San Antonio
Tex
Owen V. Anderson
United States Army
Ft. Leavenworth
Roosevelt's Memphis Visit May Pivot 1908 Talk
President Roosevelt's Memphis stop sparks wave of Southern support for a possible run in 1908. Enthusiastic crowds, decorated riverfront, and a welcoming shift from hostile years mark the moment. He greets schoolchildren, unveils a cotton bale display, and delivers a steadfast speech amid a diverse river convention audience.
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Commercial Tribune
Memphis
Tenn
Roosevelt
Tennessee
South
Missouri
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Luke E. Wright
Philippines
Charleston
D. C
Dr. Crum
Megro
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T. J. Moffett
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Long Island City
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Clarence J. Neare
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