Ute Indians in Cheyenne River Reservation Outbreak
Special dispatch reports the Ute tribe at Cheyenne River in South Dakota has begun another disturbance. The War Department ordered troops from Fort Meade to the area at Interior Secretary's request. About 600 Utes, many youths, may be involved in the unrest amid discontent with compulsory civilization and the temporary home on the reserve.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Cheyenne River
South Dakota
Secretary of the Interior
War Department
Ft. Meade
Troops Ordered to Cheyenne River Ute Uprising
An Indian Agent at Cheyenne Reservation requests troops from Fort Meade to subdue Utes transferred from Utah. Major Noyes reports Washington dispatches ordering four troops from Fort Des Moines to move swiftly to the Cheyenne agency. Utes rumored restless after relocation. ration concerns linked to subsistence and land wealth. several troops are already stationed at Forts Robinson and Meade.
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Commercial Tribune
Omaha
Army
Cheyenne Reservation
Ft. Meade
Utah
Washington
Noyes
Department of Missouri
Cheyenne River Reservation
Ft. Des Moines
Second Cavalry
Cheyenne Agency
Downs
Fts. Meade
Des Moines
Robinson
Sixth Cavalry
Ft. Robinson
Secretary Taft Tours Philippine Naval Station at Subig Bay
Secretary Taft and party including Philippine Commissioners Generals Wood Bliss and Rear Admiral Hemphill visited Subig Bay to inspect the naval station at Olangapo and fortifications on Grande Island. A secret shore conference occurred before Taft departed for Bagnio tonight amid heightened railroad precautions due to Ladrones hints. He plans to return to Manila next week, delaying departure from the islands to November 4.
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Manila
Taft
Wood
Bliss
Hemphill
Subig Bay
Olangapo
Grande Island
Kava Taft
Bagnio
Ladrones
Ates
Forbes
Islands
Nasas
Mutual Life Ex Official Guilty of Perjury
New York Oct 24 The first conviction from the 1905 06 insurance probe. Dr Walter R Gillette former Mutual Life vice president found guilty of perjury in the third degree by a Supreme Court jury. He faces up to ten years in prison.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
District Attorney’s Office
Supreme Court
Walter R. Gillette
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Gillette
Grand
The
Mutual
Jerome
Dobbs Ferry Bank
Mutual Life
Hatch
Insurance Company
Dobbs Feury
McCurdy
Negro murderer expiates crime in electric chair
Albert Davis, Springfield killer of Hazel Reed, was executed by electric chair after midnight at the Ohio Penitentiary. Gov Harris refused clemency. Davis, amid last rites, had become religious and sang hymns as he faced death.
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Commercial Tribune Burman
Utlook
CoLumMss
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Albert Davis
Springfield
Hazel Reed
Harris
Davis
Penitentiary
Clark County
Gould
Banking Crisis Eases as Trust Company Maintains Depositors
New York reports indicate the banking turmoil may be past as the Trust Company of America meets all demands with ample cash. Minor Harlem banks and the Lincoln Trust Company face runs, but remain solvent. A Morgan led pool injects about 25 million to stabilize stock prices amid soaring call money rates.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Trust Company of America
Harlem
Hamilton Bank
Twelfth Ward Bank
Empire City Savings Bank
Tammany Hall
Judson
Lincoln Trust Company
Stock Exchange
J. P. Morgan
Union Pacific
National City Bank
John D. Rockefeller
Exchange
Morgan Pool
Mogador Captured By French Troops
Tangier dispatch reports Mogador occupied this afternoon by 300 French marines alongside Moorish forces under Chazi Pasha. It is believed the Mogador governor is a traitor and Chazi Pasha has an arrest order.
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Mogador
Chazi Pasha
Sultan Abd el Aziz
Ohioan Killed by a Fall at Seelbach Hotel
A. G. Frey a Springfield Ohio salesman fell from the seventh floor window of the Seelbach Hotel in Louisville tonight and was instantly killed. Circumstances indicate an accident. Frey leaves a widow and two children and he traveled for a New York firm.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
A. G. Frey
Springfield
Seelbach Hotel
Frey
New York
Jamaica to Move Guns From Fortifications in Castries
Fifty artillerymen and three officers arrived in St Lucia from Jamaica to dismantle local fortifications. All the guns will be removed to Jamaica to strengthen that point.
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Castries
St. Lucia
Jamaica
Canada to submit fisheries dispute to The Hague
Ottawa Ontario October 24 cabinet meets formally decide that the fisheries case between Canada and the United States over the Magdalen Islands will be submitted to The Hague conference. It will accompany the Newfoundland case which touches similar interests.
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Canada
International Conference
United States
Ottawa
Ont
Magdalen Islands
Newfoundland
General Booth Arrives in Columbus for Big Meeting
General William Booth, head of the Salvation Army, reached Columbus today for a major meeting this evening. He is reported feeble, though determined to fulfill most engagements, while physicians warn against tasks that may tire him further.
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Salvation Army
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
William Booth
Prairie Fire Rages Across Sioux Reservation
A massive prairie fire has burned for three days on the Sioux Indian Reservation near Rock Creek in Valentine Nebraska. The blaze moves southeast and has caused extensive damage to the landscape and structures in its path.
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Sioux Indian Reservation
Nebraska
Commercial Tribune
Valentine, Neb
Rock Creek
Printing and Publishing Faces Pressure of Combinations
Herman Ridder led a Civic Federation session urging scrutiny of how trusts press on the printing and publishing industry. He cited reports showing diffusion and growth in establishments, then warned that consolidations raise costs for labor and articles while limiting progress. The address outlined printing’s high share of national output and highlighted major industry rankings and regional contributions.
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Herman Ridder
New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Ridder
Lusitania Breaks Eastern Record at Queenstown
The Cunard Line steamer Lusitania arrived in Queenstown at 9 30 p m and shattered the previous New York to Queenstown record. Her latest passage from New York took 4 days 22 hours 46 minutes after clearing Sandy Hook Lightship at 5 44 p m Saturday last.
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Atlantic
New York
Queenstown
Cunard Line
Lusitania
Sandy Hook
Ohioan Begins Big Suit Against Gould and Partners
In New York on Oct 24 John S Jones an Ohio coal dealer filed suit in the Supreme Court seeking 460000 for services commissions and expenses in examining drilling and purchasing 18000 acres of coal lands in Southern Ohio in Oct 1902 He says the lands cost 370000 with 90000 other expenses and that the defendants agreed to pay the costs and purchase price but later refused the transfer Only one witness the plaintiff was examined and the case adjourned to tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
John S. Jones
Ohio
George J. Gould
William E. Guy
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Supreme Court
Jones
Russian Editor Inber Sentenced In Odessa Fortress
M Inber political editor of The Odessai Novosto was sentenced to four months imprisonment in a fortress by the Elizabeth Grad court for publishing an untrue statement.
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Odessa
M. Inber
Odessai Novosto
Elizabeth Grad
Injunction Bars UMWA Organizing Efforts in W Virginia
Federal Judge Dayton grants a temporary sweeping injunction against the United Mine Workers of America leaders and district officials in Wheeling district. The order bars organizing or interfering with about 1,000 non union miners employed by Hitchman Glendale and Richland coal firms. A final hearing is set for Parkersburg next month.
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Commercial Tribune
Wheeling
W. Va
Philippi
Dayton
John Mitchell
T. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Hitchman Coal Company
Glendale Coal Company
Richland Coal Company
Parkersburg
Austin Case Postponed By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court postponed for two weeks the Austin matter involving a former State Senator charged with receiving and a former Clerk of the Supreme Court or deputies with issuing a certificate of admission to practice at the bar in Ohio without prior examination.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
Austin
Ohio
Cincinnati Minister Presides at German Ephworth League
The National Convention of the German Epworth League opened in St Joseph Missouri with Rev Dr F Munz of Cincinnati presiding. About five hundred delegates attended the opening session and proceedings today.
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Munz
Commercial Tribune
ST. Joseph
Epworth League
F. Munz
Cincinnati
Ensign in French Navy Arrested for Spy Charge
Ensign Charles B. Almo of the French navy was arrested in Toulon on October 24 and charged with spying. He confessed to stealing a secret signal book and the naval cipher.
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Toulon
Charles B. Almo
Pres
Fleischmann Attacks Pfaff at Cincinnati Republican Rally
Former Mayor Julius Fleischmann assails City ticket candidate Frank L. Pfaff, calling the Pfaff deal a breach of merit and promising party responsibility to the people. He lauds Colonel Leopold Markbreit, says Republicans voted for delegates who upheld sovereign Republicanism and denounces Democratic misrule under Mayor Dempsey.
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Julius Fleischmann
Leopold Markbreit
Frank L. Pfaff
Fleischmann
Stamina League Club
Pfaff
Cincinnati
Dempsey Regi
Dempsey
Board of Public Service
Boss Rule
P. B
Colonel Markbreit
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Peres
Caigo
Ildkery
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Dr. Gillette
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Annex
Given Station
Pike County
James William Davis
Jessie Zimmerman
Treasury
Feller
Southern Steel Company
Providence and
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Thorne
Oakleigh Thorne
Clearing House
Tangier
Honeries Gases
Hague
General Booth
American Publishers’ Association
Chicago
Civic Federation
Herbert Knox Smith
Federal Bureau of Corporations
Mr. Smith
D. A. Tompkins
Charlotte
N.C
New York City
Labor Trusts
Gould, Guy and
Ramsey, Jr
State Supreme Court
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