Mayor Tom Silent Over Reds Minutes Controversy in Cleveland
Local reports indicate Mayor Tom Johnson has not publicly explained the discovery of minutes from the Liberty Association revealing anarchist ties and employment in Cleveland city government. The notes praise Bryan and discuss free love topics, with broader critique of government and calls for drastic measures.
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Tom I. Jonmard
Cleveland
Liberty Association
Anarchist Society
Reds
Ohio
Charles Wiscocky
Kline
Bryan
Association
Henry George
Tom Johnson
Whitehead
Moore
W. J. Bryan
Dykens
Sam Jones
Toledo
Smith
Jones
Bellis
Jionsman
United States
Nationalist Irish Visitors Arrive Aboard Majestic
On the White Star steamer Majestic arriving from Liverpool and Queenstown three Nationalist MPs John F. Redmond Patrick A McHugh and Thomas O Donnell visit the United States to advocate the Irish cause.
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New York
White Star Line
Majestic
Liverpool
Queenstown
John F. Redmond
Patrick A. McHugh
Thomas O'Donnel
Papal envoy posting shift delays November consistory
Rome sources say the Papal consistory planned for November is postponed to spring. Cardinal Martinelli will remain in Washington for a period and Di Fel Falconio Apostolic Delegate to Canada will succeed him once finalized.
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London
Helayi
Rome
Daily Chronicle
Martinelli
Washington
di de Falconio
Dominion
Canada
Cardi Martinelli
Wooster Campaign Meeting Draws Large Crowd
A Republican campaign rally at Wooster City Opera House drew a packed audience despite expectations of apathy. Governor Nash and Oregon Governor Geer spoke, praising past Republican progress and urging re election while highlighting state charitable gains. Judge Frank Taggart chaired the event, seen as a notable political success.
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Commercial Wooster
City Opera House
State Committee
Nash
T. T. Geer
Oregon
Republican Party
Tom Johnson
Conviction Hinge on Torn Bills in Manley Murder Case
Special Despatch reports James Manley faces murder in the second degree with jurors to hear that a torn $5 bill and a torn $2 bill may prove crucial. Key witnesses from Adelman’s saloon and a hat shop tie Manley to the crime, with identification based on the torn currency.
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Commercial Tribune
Findlay
James Manley
Michael Adelman
Manley
Bellaire
Adelman
James Davis
Nesley
Lucas
Auditor Guilbert’s Bank Report Increases Deposits
Special Despatch from Columbus reports Auditor Guilbert’s semi annual bank deposits total $179,683,826.26, up about $16 million from the prior term. The figures are cited as troublesome for the Ohio Democrats.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Guilbert
Ohio Democrats
Marital Woes of the Millers End in Divorce
Helen K. Miller was granted a divorce from Samuel D. Miller, son of the ex-Attorney General, in Indianapolis. The custody of their son remains with the father, with a summer provision for the mother, and a $5,000 settlement. The case follows a highly publicized dispute including a prior abduction and pursuit.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Helen K. Miller
Samuel D. Miller
General Miller
Indiana
Advise Countess to Drop the Matter
London October 30 The Countess acted without her legal advisers in cables to Assistant Secretary Taylor of the Treasury Department asking for a public apology. She believed Taylor had declared American divorce valid and thus endorsed adverse evidence in the Earl Russell divorce proceedings.
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London
Russell
Taylor
Treasury Department
Washington
Earl Russell
America
Taft Recovering After Manila Operation
The Cincinnati-born governor Taft has been ill for ten days in a Manila hospital. He underwent a successful operation and is now recovering though details of the illness and effects of tropical climate on his health remain unclear. Far-reaching effects on administration noted.
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Manila Hospital
Taft Health Fears Spark Talk of Return to United States
Dispatches from Manila report mounting concern over Judge Taft’s health after harsh tropical climate duty. Officials warn severe fatigue may prevent recovery in the Philippines, raising the possibility of his early return to the United States and aPossible loss to government service.
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Taft
Philippines
Rick
Manila
United States
Tropics
The
McKinley
Roosevelt
Si Usetts
West
Senate
Governor Taft Illness Leaves Cincinnati Friends in Suspense
Brothers and friends in Cincinnati await word on Governor Taft after reports that he may have undergone an operation. Charles P Taft said he had no confirmation or details and that only press dispatches about his illness have reached relatives. Locals fear the condition could be serious and hope for direct word from the Governor.
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Art
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Pike Street
Taft
the Commercial Tribune
Has Husband Arrested, She Charges Larceny
Mrs. Court Rinker of Alexandria accuses her husband of larceny after he took $10 from her pocketbook following a wage handover. She filed the affidavit in Circuit Court and will vigorously prosecute. She followed him to town and involved the Prosecuting Attorney.
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Commercial Tribune
Anderson
Ind
Court Rinker
Alexandria
Circuit Court
Roosevelt Chooses Another Democrat for Court of Private Land Claims
President names Justice Frank I. Osborne of North Carolina as Associate Justice of the United States Court of Private Land Claims. Also announces Navy officers Clarence A. Carr John B. Bliss Leland F. James and John L. Sticht and gunners Owen Hill Charles Hierdahl. Osborne succeeds Judge Fuller, a Democrat, and is a former North Carolina Attorney General from Charlotte.
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Washington
Frank I. Osborne
North Carolina
Court of
Navy
Clarence A. Carr
John B. Bliss
Leland F. James
John L. Sticht
Owen Hill
Charles Hierdahl
Fuller
United States Court of Private
Ike
Charlotte
Grief Stricken Husband Kills Self After Attack
A Fremont man, about 45, attempted to murder his wife and daughter, breaking the wife’s arms and injuring the girl. The daughter escaped, neighbor Thompson disarmed the assailant, who then shot himself. The wife suffered a fractured skull and other severe injuries. doctors say operation may save her. The man had recently lost a daughter to consumption and had been drinking heavily.
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Commercial Tribune
Fremont, CO
Weer
Astha
Table Dog
Stance
Thompson
Aldrich
Conspirators Captured in Colombia Political Plot
In Colombia on October 30 General Pedro Nel Ospina and former President Caro were involved in a plot to oust Vice President Marroquín. Caro fled to the German Legation in Bogotá while Ospina was arrested. Dr Holguin and Senor Saavedral are imprisoned at Cartagena and await arrival of General Enrique Arboleda and others.
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Colon
Colombia
Pedro Nel
Ospina
Caro
Marroquin
Senor Caro
Bogota
Holguin
Senor Saavedral
Cartagena
Enrique Arboleda
American coal gains ground in French market
Consul General Skinner in Marseilles reports growing American coal presence in France. First half of 1900 shipping favored English coal, but by January to July this year American cargo rose while English totals fell. navigation costs remain a concern. Freight rates improve as British shipowners fear American competition.
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Washington
Skinner
Marseilles
State Department
Mr. Skinner
Marséilles
Earliest Snowstorm Hits El Paso Area
Snow fell for over an hour in El Paso and surrounding areas this afternoon followed by heavy rain. The event marks the earliest recorded snowstorm in the region as temperatures dropped rapidly and became much colder.
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EL Paso
Tex
el Pago
Police seize Tolstoi edition in Leipsic
In Leipsic on October 20 police seized an edition of Count Tolstoi's The Pension of Life, a damaged fragment of a larger printed work. The brief report notes the confiscation by local authorities and offers no further details about motive or outcome.
Automobile and Train Collision Injures G Men
New York Oct 30 Henri Fournier a French chauffeur led a party in an auto that collided with a Long Island Railroad locomotive near Wes in. Six men were injured including N B Fullerton special agent Long Island Railroad badly cut and fractured leg A G Batchelder Journal board member broken leg The crash occurred as the party sought a road for a mile record Vanderbilt Jr witnessed and aided the injured The car demolished and several victims were taken to Nassau Hospital Mineola then homeward recovery hoped for remaining patients.
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New York
Henri Fournier
Long Island+ Railroad
Wes In
N. B. Fullerton
Long Island Railroad
A.g.batchelder
The
New York Journal
National Cyclists’ Association Board
J. H. Gerrie
Newark Herald
Arthur Lewis
Henry J. Everall
Fournier
Everall
Fullerton
Batchelder
Lewis
Gerrie
Foxhall
Keene
W.K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Meadowbrook
Nassau Hospital
Mineola
L. I
Fourner
Gerfie
Foraker Aucur Pow Wow Boosts Cain in Morgan County
A Morgan County pow wow hosted Senator Foraker with 100 Republicans attending. They pledged support for Dr. L F Cain for the Legislature and Governor Nash’s ticket, with projections of broad GOP turnout and strong backing for David Moore of Athens. The event proceeded at the Opera House in McConnelsville with speakers Moore and Cain and a crowded audience.
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Sam Assur
Commercial Tribune
M'Connellville
Morgan County
Senator Foraker
Nash
L. F. Cain
Noble
Morgan
Central
Foraker
Dr. Cain
David Moore
Athens
Charles, Fouts
Central Committee
Register
Malta
McConnelsville
Embezzlement Charge In Civil Suit In Columbus
The Rev E L Rexford filed a sensational reply in a civil case against Fred S Hatch Columbus attorney charging a $750 note was given to settle embezzlement he collected as clerk and secretary of the Universalist Society of Franklin County The defense claims Rexford is bankrupt and asserts the money belongs to him
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
E. L. Rexford
Universalist
Fred S. Hatch
Universalist Society of
Franklin County
Jeh
Gte
Foraker Draws 6000 at Marietta Park Address
Senator Foraker spoke in Muskingum Park to about 6000 locals in Marietta Ohio. He outlined Republican principles and answered enthusiastic handshakes from a jubilant crowd after a warm reception. The event included 12 1 2 percent quarry workers toasting the senator with cheers as he paused to acknowledge the crowd.
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Commercial Tribune
Marietta, CO
Muskingum Park
Muskingum River
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Marietta
Washington County
Beaman Dawes
Maretta
Fo Taker
C. A. Miler
H. V. Man
John M. Doran
J. H. Ril
William Gaitres
C. C
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