Mrs Eddy Declares No Physician Except God
Special dispatch from Concord New Hampshire reports Mary Baker G Eddy head of the Christian Science Church granting a brief interview at Pleasant View. She affirms perfect health and that the everlasting arms surround her. She leaves for her daily drive. Secretary Edward Pearson confirms her appearance and faculties.
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Mrs. Eddy
Commercial Tribune
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
Pleasant View
Mite Rays Health
H. Cornell Wilson
Christian Science Publishing Committee
Herman Shering
Edward M. Pearson
New Hampshire
Wilson
Calvin A. Frye
Mr. Strang
Mr. Frye
Mary Baker Eddy
Barge Cahoon Missing With Seven Crewmembers
Special Dispatch from Alpena Michigan reports the towbarge Thomas H Cahoon in Saginaw ownership is feared lost with seven crew. It broke loose in a gale off Thunder Bay Island and drifted across Lake Huron, possibly toward Canada, with responders doubting survival.
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Commercial Tribune
Alpena
Mich
Thomas H. Cahoon
Saginaw
Homer Warren
Thunder Bay Island
Lake Huron
German Steamer Herrmann Sunk After Collision in Channel
Ostend Oct 30 The German steamer Herrmann of 1453 tons net, en route from Antwerp to the Mediterranean, sank October 28 after a collision near the East Goodwins. Twenty three crew members drowned. Vessel built 1881 at Newcastle and owned by Dampfschifffahrts Gesellschaft of Bremen. London reports Russian steamer Jessica foundered in Gulf of Bothnia with captain and 30 men drowned.
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Ostend
Herrmann
Antwerp
Mediterranean
East Goodwins
Genoa
Italy
Newcastle
England
Dampfschiffahrts Gesellschaft
Bremen
London
Hamburg
the Tribune
Jessica
Gulf of Bothnia
Indians United in Stronghold as Utes Resist Troop Offensive
A telegraph report from Billings Montana says renegade Utes are entrenched in the hills as cavalry reconnoiters prepare to close in. Women and children are sent to safety as ranches are fortified and Indians stockpile ammunition in Cheyenne and Gillette.
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Commercial Tribune
Billings
Mont
Arvada
Wyo
Tenth
Utah
Cheyenne
Gillette
Indians threaten Powder River Valley and clash with troops
In Sheridan Wyoming an Indian band fires on Dock Spear and E H Gottins after looting the Spear roundup wagon. settlers in Moorhead Montana fortify a blacksmith shop. Chief Kannapp and White Cow Bull defy troops and seek Cheyenne aid.
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Moorhead
Mont
Spear
Hensel
Wounded Knee
President Roosevelt
Powder River Valley
Utah
Powder River
White Cow Bull
Kannapp
Tenth Cavalry
Police Riot Response Report Urges Stronger County Force
The Fulton County Grand Jury in Atlanta on October 30 criticisms police restraint during the September 22 riots. It commends some officers but says more forceful action was needed to protect the innocent. It calls for a competent County Police Department and supports capital punishment for criminal assault. It urges cooperation between sober elements of both races to curb crime.
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Commercial Tribune
Atlanta
Fulton County Grand Jury
Burghess Monroe Doctrine Views Denounced by Administration
Washington reports the president and White House dismiss Burghess as a private citizen. The Theodore Roosevelt professorship holder at Berlin claimed the Monroe doctrine is nearly obsolete in the United States. Officials state his views do not reflect government policy or public opinion.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
J. W. Burgess
Theodore Roosevelt
University of Berlin
United States
White House
Burgess
Indiana Stone Operator Elmer Headley Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Elmer Headley a leading stone operator in the Indiana politics stone district committed suicide at his Bloomington home. He returned home in ill health and was found dead with a smoking pistol beside him. He was about 40 years old.
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Indiana
Headley
Hoadley
Hartje divorce case: Clifford Hope found guilty of perjury
Pittsburg report says Clifford Hope, a former coachman for Augustus Hartje, convicted of perjury over a deposition in the Hartje divorce case. The trial featured sensational arguments, with Hope interrupting the state’s closing and disputes between attorneys as Judge Fraser delivered an impartial charge.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Clifford Hope
Augustus Hartie
Mary Scott Hartje
Hartje
Ferguson
Robb
Fraser
Sheriff Shoots Suspect Outside Church in Kentucky
Richmond Kentucky October 30 Deputy Sheriff George Hill of Bear Wallow shot and killed Williard Turner during an attempt to serve a robbery warrant at a church door Turner 23 was reputedly dangerous and reportedly fired first Hill fired three times with the fatal third shot hitting Turner in the heart The incident stirred a large crowd Turner was brother to Steve and James Turner who earlier escaped from jail with Frank Ball in Middlesboro
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Commercial Tribune
Middlesboro
Harlan County
Kentucky
Robert Noe
Green Bailey Howard
Jasper Noe
Richmond
George Hill
Bear Wallow
Williard Turner
Hill
Turner
Dreyfus
William Coyle
Steve
James Turner
Frank Ball
Jack Bolin
Patterson
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Lebanon
White
Franklin Mob Seeks Lynch Threatened Negro in Lebanon
Town Marshal George Bashore was killed attempting to arrest Henry White, a suspected robber. White fled, was captured, and mob action surged as residents urged lynching while authorities sought to move him to Lebanon for safety.
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Lebanon
Franklin
Commercial Tribune
George Bashore
Herry White
White
G.A. R
Rufus Tilford
Tilford
Dayton
Bashore
Geologists Find Ancient Tapirs and Elephant Tooth in El Paso
Walter E. Koch of the Geological Society of London and G. B. Richardson of the U S Geological Survey uncovered jaw bones of two tapirs dating about 25 000 years ago and an elephant tooth from roughly 12 000 years ago in El Paso Texas This supports the view that the region was once a jungle with marshy conditions suitable for elephants and river bank roots for tapirs.
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Commercial Tribune
EL Paso
Tex
Walter E. Koch
Geological Society of London
G. B. Richardson
United States Geological Survey
Emma Goldman Arrest Sparks Disorder at New York Meeting
Emma Goldman and nine others were arrested at an anarchist gathering in New York. Julius Edelson led the officers to the stand and faces inciting to riot charges while others receive disorderly conduct counts. Police report phrases praising Czolgosz amid protests.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Emma Goldman
Julius Edelson
Edelson
Earl Grey Says Anglo Japanese Pact Not Warring Shield
London Oct 30 Foreign Secretary Earl Grey told House of Commons that the Anglo Japanese treaty is general in character and contains no provision likely to commit Britain to war with any power on behalf of Japan. He referred Bellairs to the treaty text for details.
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America
London
House of Commons
C.W. Bellairs
Japan
Earl Grey
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William Somerville
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W. A. Payne
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E. H. Gottins
Snot
Girl
Howard
Ward
Noe
Walton’s Creek
Harlan
Polige
Marshal E. EH. Smith
J. A. Kilpatrick
Henry
A. W. Mardis
Bloomington
Dispatch
Ind
Elmer Headley
Marshal George Bashore
Hooe
Mrs. Hartye
J. Scott Fegaguson
Mr. Robb
HS Man
Tom
Automobile
Motor Wheels
George McLain
T. C. Patterson
Warren County
Miamisburg
Middletown
Him
R. K. Evans
Texas
Czolgosz
Russia
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