Warship to Aid American in Nicaragua Case
A U S government plan to send a warship to a Costa Rican port to move American Minister Merry toward Nicaragua as William S. Albers and his brother await trial for resisting legal process in Ocotal. The Princeton is the nearest ship. Brubaker aids the defense. Albers accused of resisting authority and insulting the Nicaraguan president.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Navy Departments
Merry
San Jose
Nicarangaco
Honduras
William S. Albers
Nicaragua
Navy
Albers
Princeton
Panama
Ocotal
Sevogia
Baltimore
Simon Company
William 8. Albers
Japala
Limon
Managua
Jalapa
Confessed Slayer Found Dead Wearing Veil Fragment
Charles Herzig, who claimed to have killed a girl near Youngstown over thirty years ago, was found hanged in Wal lace County. A written confession and a veil fragment tied to his neck link him to the Lizzie Grumbacher murder and the earlier exoneration of Charles Sterling.
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Commercial Tribune
Minot
N. D
Charles Herzig
Youngstown
Wallace
Lizzie E. Grombacher
Charles Sterling
Catherine Herzig
Girard
Herzig
Byr Ranch
Lizzie Grumbacher
Olson
Sterling
Warren, O
Ratliffe
Mesopotamia
Telluride
Col
Ohio
Death Valley
California
Plot to Kill the King of Servia and Balkan Plot
Dispatches from Belgrade report a plot in Sofia and Belgrade to spark a Balkans outbreak to force foreign intervention. The plan aimed to assassinate Peter of Servia and Ferdinand of Bulgaria. Suspects in Sofia are imprisoned and the Turkish sultan’s attempted murder in Constantinople is noted as related.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Sofia
Balkans
Peter of
Servia
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Turkey
Heteros Ue
Constantinople
Mrs Loneregan Denies Worked for Her Father
Cleveland report says Mrs Pierce W Loneregan disputes claims that Charles Herzig worked for her father General W R Ratliffe the Warren lawyer. Ratliffe died years ago and locals recall no such worker.
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Cleveland, CO
Pierce W Loneregan
W. R. Ratliffe
Warren
Charles Herzig
Loneregan
Ratliffe
Komura Stricken With Typhoid Fever in New York
Baron Komura the Japanese peace envoy is reported to have typhoid fever though doctors disagree. He remains at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel with a return to Japan indefinitely postponed while his suite plans to sail home tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Baron Komura
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Japan
Bigamy and Wife Murder Charged In Indiana Case
Calvin Young Reed, arrested at the Capital Hotel in Louisville, faces bigamy and murder charges. He allegedly married Mary Borgmeier in 1905 and a prior wife, Bridget Shea, in New Albany who is dead. The death of Mrs Borgmeier is being probed for poison.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Calvin Young Reed
Capital Hotel
Donahue
Ross
Reed
Indiana
Mary Borgmeier
Beth
Borgmeier
William Henry Reed
Mary B. Borgmeier
St. Boniface Church
William Henry Young Reed
Mary Borgmeier Reed
Capital
Twentieth Street
Carnegie Epitaph Prompted By Andy McLuckie Remark
Andrew Carnegie plans a tomb epitaph stating That's damned white of Andy with the qualifying adjective written in full. Burgess John McLuckie earned his livelihood in Texas after the Homestead strike and impressed Prof. Van Dyke of Rutgers who relayed the story to Carnegie.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Andy
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
John McLuckie
Homestead
Texas
van Dyke
Rutgers College
McLuckie
Prof. van Dyke
Mr. Carnegie
Tears at final plea in Taggart divorce trial
The Taggarts divorce trial in Wooster Ohio ends after closing arguments. Judge Eason will rule in a week to ten days. Sterling accuses witnesses of perjury and defends the marriage, arguing for custody of the children with Major Taggart or his parents, while stressing the impact on family values.
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Commercial Tribune
Wooster
Elmore F. Taggart
Grace Culver Taggart
Eason
Sterling
Taggart
Emma
Miner
Vose
Nagasaki
J. B. Taylor
Taylor
Captain Taggart
Mrs. Taggart
Madden Alimony Action Sees Testy Courtroom Row
In Judge Swing's courtroom, Mrs. Madden defied attorneys during the alimony suit against turfman John E. Madden. She challenged questions on alleged dishonest bookkeeping as her son Edward, absent earlier, was sent back to Lexington without a farewell. The boy had grown weary of the proceedings after two days in court.
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Anne Louise Madden
John E. Madden
Judge Swing
Madden
Mrs. Madden
Edward
Mr. Madden
Goodby
Lexington
Wandering Jew tale links old traveler to 10 year old
Police hold George M. Halberstadt, a 72 year old translator, and Joseph Halberstadt, 10, from the Jewish Shelter Home after a mysterious journey across the Southwest. Letters from university heads and other prominent figures suggest a scholarly life, while authorities seek the boy’s identity and the man’s story.
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Carlisle Ave
George M. Halberstadt
Joseph Halberstadt
Glasgow
Scotland
Bombay
India
Globe
Halberstadt
Joseph
Boris Bogen
Jewish Charities
Assassination Plot Testimony Sought in Marcum Suit
In Kentucky, Mrs. Marcum seeks to depose Mose Feltner in a damage suit over Jim Marcum’s murder plot claims. The defendants Hargis, Callahan, and French filed a demurrer, arguing Feltner’s testimony could harm their case and noting Feltner’s prior assertions that he was a liar.
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Lexington
James
Alex. Hargis
Ed Callahan
B. F. French
Mose Feltner
Jim Marcum
Feltner
Marcum
Cockrill
Felix Feltner
Clark County
Protesters clash after peace terms meeting in Yokohama
In Yokohama on September 13 a theater meeting protesting the peace treaty terms led to an antipolice demonstration. Fourteen police boxes were burned, thirty seven police were injured and two civilians severely hurt. Many arrests were made.
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Yokohama
King Victor Emmanuel Visits Ruins at Monte Leone
King Victor Emmanuel arrived at Monte Leone and was greeted by cries of Help us from the crowd. He toured the ruins despite danger of collapsing walls and entered a subterranean fissure where a child, Maria Antonia Ceccolli, was rescued alive after hours trapped beneath debris.
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Monte Leone
Victor Emmanuel
Maria Antonia Ceccoll
Cyndigate Deals Lift Profits for Insurance Men
A business report highlights Cyndigate deals boosting profits for ten insurance men. the arrangement is described as a profitable venture with implications for the agency’s financial performance and market positioning.
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Huffaker
Bax
Frank W. Fleischaker
File Boy
Crawford
Winchester
Pany
Frederick Cromwell
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Cromwell
Tappan
Mr. Hughes
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hughes
Mutual Life
Pennsylvania
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Guarantee Trust Company
Mutual
Polige
Italy
Loko Hla
Chicago Record-Herald
Mutual Life Claims
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