Justice Brewer On the Edge of Threatening Anarchy
The Congregational National Council hears Justice David J. Brewer urge Christian uplift and race integration as a nation’s defense. He warns against immigrants and calls for more skilled workers amid fears of disorder and demagogic manipulation.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Congregational National Council
American Missionary Society
Charles A. Hull
New York City
John R. Rogers
David J. Brewer
American Missionary Association
Supreme Court
Johann Must
Mma Goldman
Czolgosz
Guiteau
Condition of Austrian ruler improves as fever subsides
Vienna reports a distinct improvement in Emperor Francis Joseph's health. The fever has nearly disappeared and inflammation stopped. he dined with appetite, received officials, and is described as in markedly satisfactory general condition with renewed optimism about his recovery.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Austria-Hungary
Archduchess
Marie Valerie
Windisch Gratz
Prince Montenovo
Dinginaatians Win Large Verdict Against Mining Promoter
Judge Taylor awarded Archibald Carr Herman Diel J. H. Kerr and 50 other Cincinnati residents a verdict of 557030.22 against John Morton in the Consolidated Troupe Mining case. The suit contends Morton formed the mining company to inflate prices, buying mines for 1 million and selling stock to raise funds.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Taylor
John Morton
Archibald Carr
Herman Diel
J. H. Kerr
Cincinnati
William C. Marshall
Morton
Consolidated Troupe Mining Company
Joplin
Morten
Carr
Jas County
Marshall
T Consolidated Troupe Mining
Disgu
Organiz
Harriman allies face injunction at annual meeting
Stock at the annual meeting drew attention as Harriman allies and Wwillindis centers confronted a court injunction. Officials prepared proceedings amid rising investor scrutiny and ongoing corporate actions.
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Harriman
Wwillindis
Fire in Bottoms Destroys Property Worth 75000
A five story building at Pearl and Walnut streets owned by the Griff Miller estate and housing W. H. Stanage & Co. burned last night. The blaze gutted the structure with damage estimated at 75000, caused by flames spreading through an elevator shaft to the printing shop and Stanage offices. Firefighters prevented spread to nearby plants as water and steam battle continued. several firemen had narrow escapes.
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Pearl and
Walnut Streets
Griff Miller Estate
W. H. Stanage & Co
William Arstingstall
Metropolitan Notification Company
Main Street
Frank Lewarre
Gas Company
Fred Reichel
Bohnert & Co
Stanage Company
Stanage
Pearl Street
Walnut Street
Bohnert Printing Company
American Paper and Woodenware Company
Kingery Manufacturing Company
American Company
Evans Chemical Company
Third and
Walnut
National Telegraph Institute
Videors Cig Vss
Dueenaasle Ees
Griffin Miller
Kellogg Expects Rockefeller to Testify Today
New York news account reports Kellogg intends to call William G. Rockefeller, Assistant Treasurer of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, as testimony resumes in the federal suit against the oil combine. Wescott testified about subsidiaries and independent sellers used by Standard Oil of Kentucky and records on competitors and loans.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Hampton G. Wescott
Standard Oil Company of Kentucky
The
Oil Combine
Standard
Combine
Wescott
Kellogg
Standard Oil Company of
Kentucky
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Alabama
Westcott
Covington
Cdénsigneé
Statistical Department
W. E. Bemis
Alfred H. Brainard
Standard’ Oil Company
New Jersey
James McDonald
Anglo-American Oil Company
Brainard
Anglo-American Company
McDonald
London
Southern Pipe Line Company
P. 8
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
William. C. Rockefeller
Moors Rally to Support Hafid Sultan of South
Oct 14 Mazagan Customs House raids by Hafid men result in 1040 rifles seized. Hafid appoints Ghalli Sibty as Mazagan administrator arriving Oct 11. Reports claim Hafid gains strength as deputies flock to Morocco City. He loosens anti Jewish abuses and pursues grand marriage alliances to expand influence. Ramadhan end promises general movement.
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Hafid
Sultan OF
South
Tangier
Mazagan
Mulai Hafid
Ben Sliman
Fez
Ghalli Sibty
Morocco
Mulai” Hafid
Mulai Hafia
Gulai Hassen
Hamo Hocko
Mequinez
Sultan Abd-i-El-Aziz
Muldi Hafid
Mulai Rachid
Bouriki
Caid Anfloos
Sus
el Guilloully
Haha
Mogador
Lehawai
Roosevelt Quits Hid Gamp Early to Trail Bears
Stamboul La Oct 14 No person has reached this point from the Presidents new camp on Bear Lake today except a party that started from there early this morning. The party arriving today consisted of Secretary Latta and Messrs Parker Shields and W W Mangum. They report the President and his remaining companions made an early start and were in high spirits and hopeful of better fortune. No hunting on Sunday. Weather fine for hunting. The President will come into Stamboul next Sunday before returning to Washington.
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Commercial Tribune
Stamboul
Bear
Lake
Latta
Messrs
Parker
Shields
W. W. Mangum
Mississippi
Smeade
Tensas
Bear Lake
Mangum
Lilly
Washington
Young Wife Dies by Carbolic Acid Suicide
Jealousy and remorse drove Margaret Boeres 29 to swallow carbolic acid in the presence of her husband Clarence Boeres and a visiting relative from Indiana. She attempted two prior suicides and had written a farewell note the previous Sunday but lost access to the poison. Dr. F C Thiess notified the coroner.
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Margaret Boeres
Clarence J. Boeres
Frintz.street
Boeres
Osgood
Ind
Sprorse
Boeresh
Mayor Dempsey Sets Platform and Stands on Two Key Questions
Cincinnati Mayor Dempsey, in a letter accepting re-nomination, declares he is in hearty accord with the campaign platform, emphasizes the midnight saloon closing and Sunday observance issues, and criticizes omissions in opposing party platforms. He asserts a record of openness and service to the people.
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Dempsey
City Party
Republican Party
Thomas J. Duncan
Columbus
Cincinnati
Heir Apparent to Austrian Throne Weds Nonroyal Countess
Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to Austria Hungary since 1889, married Countess Sophia Chotek of a noble family despite royal opposition. Emperor Francis Joseph consented, making her Princess of Hohenberg, and the union forfeited the husband’s claim to the throne with their children barred from succession.
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Vienna
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Rudolph
Austria-Hungary
Archduke Charles Louis
Annunciata
Fernando II of Naples
Francis Joseph
John Orth
Sophia Chotek
Hohenberg
Chilbaton
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Illinois Central
Union Pacific Raiload Company
Railroad Securties Company
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United States
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Brunn Castle
Catarah
Bottoms
WM. Rockefeller
Oil Trust
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Empire
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Shemits
FAS
Democratic Campaign Committee
Alfred M. Cohen
William A. Hopkins
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Servant of the People
Lawwless
Nana
Countess Chotek
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Prince Rudolph
Archduke Johann
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