Aggregate of Riots and Incidents Across Regions
A sweeping summary of unrest and crime spans multiple locales. Civil disturbances near La Victoria report a defeated rebel effort while Venezuelan President Dustmas Venezuell consolidates power. In Kentucky and Tennessee, investigations surface bribery, post office irregularities, and arson-like disruptions. A New York cemetery exhumation and a fatal rail wreck near Belle Ellen highlight systemic hazards. Immigrant arrival counts and criminal cases in several counties round out a day of volatility.
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Morninys
Hart Fightine
la Victoria
Dustmas Venezuell
Forctna
James Younger Personal Crisis Reports End in Suicide
James Younger once of the Timex band armings and outlaws, jailed for a parole hold, reportedly died by suicide yesterday in St Paul Minnesota. A Manila envelope found in the room bore farewell lines addressed to loved ones and reporters requesting friendship and a final burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul. Minn
James Younger
Timex
Outliws
Union Machinists Strike in Nashyllle Foundry
Union machinists at Stewart and Bruckner’s Nashyllle foundry walked out with about fifteen men seeking higher wages shorter hours and union recognition. Union machinists at Union Machine Shops also struck earlier in the week for similar reasons. The company offered no comment as a political backdrop looms since W A Stewart, a firm member, was nominated for State Senator by the Davidson County Democrats, potentially influencing the dispute.
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Nashyllle
Stewart & Bruckner
W. A. Stewart
Davidson County
Order Restored at Littleton Riot Site
Birmingham dispatch reports quiet at Littleton after deputies from Birmingham restored order following a riot. Negroes dispersed and returned to their homes as officials ended patrols yesterday.
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Littleton
The
Herald
Birmingham
Ala
Peruna Endorsed by Chicago Associations for Catarrhal Diseases
Letters from Mrs Catherine Toft of Valkrein Association and Mrs Clara Makemer of Florence Crittenden Anchorage Mission praise Peruna for worn-out constitutions and general debility. They cite liver, dyspepsia, and nerve issues as improved. A Hartman book on catarrh and treatment is offered free by The Peruna Medicine Co.
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Mra
Catherine Toft
Valkrein Association
Chicago
Cottage Grove Avenue
Peruna
Theas
Clara Makemer
Florence Crittenden Anchorage
Chestnut Street
Chicagos
Yane
Hartman
Alec
Wang
Porana
Catmuibus
Oiaio
Inventory of Marks Estate Filed in County Court
The Nashville Trust Company filed an inventory of Albert J. Marks estate. It lists life insurance of 10000 to Mrs Selene Ellison and other assets including furniture, piano, jewelry, and notes totaling about 14000. Some items are under lien and several claims belong to clients.
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Nashville Trust Company
Albert J. Marke Bes
Parsons
Albert D. Maries
Advaben
Len
Weeckern
Selene Jackson Ellison
Northwestern Mutual Lif’ Insurance Company
Frank G. Fite
Dirly
Ellenta
Fotal
W. H. Jackson
W. B Hackson, Jr
Eunice E. Jackson
A. D. Marks
Peter Walker
J. P
Bille Clemons
Albert Fitapatrick
Tom Simmons
Albert Fitzpatrick
J. P. Clemons
T. Z. Tyler
G. H
Politician Speculation on Senator Bate’s Possible Retirement
Washington Oct 20 Democratic leaders discuss potential retirements and races. Senator Bate’s re election status remains unclear but likely to trigger a contest if he steps down. Possible candidates include Gov McMillin Ex Gov Taylor Representative Richardson and possibly Gen Luxe E Wright. Carmack plans speeches in Massachusetts Connecticut culminating in a Madison Square Garden rally led by William R.
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Washinon
McMillin
Taylor
Richardson
Perhap
Luxe E. Wright
Philippiers
Gen. Wright
Philippine Commission
Fsland
Senator Carmack
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Boston
Fall River
Worchester
Madison Square Garden
New York City
William R
Hearst to Run for Congress as Rally Aims for Democrats
The report notes Hearst, the newspaper owner, likely to be elected to the next Congress, replacing Amos Cummings. The rally is portrayed as a general Democratic showcase, not solely Hearst’s benefit, and a new Washington paper by Hearst may launch within ten months.
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Hearst
Amos Cummings
Democratic Party
Washington
Washinon
Nashville American
Box of reptiles contained on Pennsylvania boxcar
Briner, a railroad employee in Princeton, sat on a plain box at the station when a tickling sensation under his coat revealed a python in the box along with turtles and lizards. The box, checked from Chicago, belonged to Dr Frederick Hans Gadow of Cambridge University England, returning from Central America voyages, who lectured on Color in Reptiles and Amphibia.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Briner
Chicago
Frederick Hans Gadow
Cambridge University England
Central America
Princeton
New York
N. J
New York Sun
Crap Game Raided on Railroad Near Pump Factory
Deputy Sheriff Godwin and Constable Gond raided a nerve crap game Saturday night near a pump factory on the railroad. Participants Austin Mitchell Ebenerer wn Elijah Matthews Dave Love and Tobe Manny were arrested and brought before Justice Hayes. Each was fined $6.00.
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Godwin
Gond
Austin Mitchell
Ebenerer Wn
Elijah Matthews
Dave Love
Tobe Manny
Justice Hayes
Monster Catfish Overwhelms Fishermen After Titanic Catch
Friends of Frank Botts on Thirty fourth street and Missouri avenue hosted a feast after a 100 pound yellow catfish was caught near Bridgeport seven miles below the city. George Smith John Eppert and Frank Botts pursued the fish by boat and net, landing it after a struggle that drew on for hours. Local fishermen call the monster the largest seen in the area.
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Frank Botts
Thirtyfourth Street
Missouri Avenue
Mr. Botts
George Smith
John Eppert
Bridgeport
Walton
Warrant Sworn for Arrest of Martin English Wagon Driver
Horace Rainey swears out a warrant for the arrest of Martin English, a Black wagon driver formerly in the employ of J. Underwood. Rainey handed the man over to a third party last Saturday night for payment, but the arrangement failed to deliver him to the escapee.
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Horace Rainey
Martin English
J. 4. Underwood
Rainey
Underwood
Manny
Secapee
Pierpont Morgan Defends Public Duty Amid Press Criticism
In a public statement Morgan denounces newspaper cartoons and scrutiny of his role in business. He says his aims have been to improve values and public welfare, not personal gain, and laments the relentless attention that taints his legacy.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Tan
Belvouir Home Sold to Sons of Confederate Veterans
In Jackson Mississippi a formal sale of Belvouir the Jefferson Davis home to the Sons of Confederate Veterans was completed during the Mississippi division reunion. Mrs Davis received ten thousand dollars for the property to use as a home for indigent Confederate veterans. Governor Jefferson Davis of Arkansas delivered an address praising the late Confederate leader.
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Jackson
Miss
Belvouir
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Mississippi
Umbrella Proposal Aids Sphinx Preservation Effort
Archaeologists in Philadelphia report the idea of a massive umbrella over the Egyptian Sphinx to shield the rock statue from centuries of sand storms. Experts say rain and wind erosion threaten the monument and a rock umbrella could be the world’s most protective feature for the recumbent man-headed lion statue.
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Archaeologiate
France
Philadelphia Record
Giles Pulaski Democratic Primary Vote Totals
Primary results from Giles County represent a quiet election with light turnout across districts. For representative, Ft. M. Bugg led with 68 votes, ET Harwell 47, and George F P Mewdowa 530. For joint representative Rod Anderson 267, Thomas W Jones 025, and W B Ro Oils the tant.
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Pulaski
Tenn
Pisgah
Ft. M. Bugg
ET. Harwell
George FP. Mewdowa
Rod. Anderson
Counterfeit $10 Bill Detected by Treasury
The Treasury Department reports a counterfeit ten dollar note from the 1901 series circulated in Washington. It is a lithographic product on two papers with silk threads between, and features blurred portraits of Clark and Lewis and a buffalo. The inkwork is poorly done and the overall print quality is bad.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Ito
Clark
Lewis
Boys Prank Unnerves Obion County Grave Scene
In Obion County near Stovall's Pena southeastern area a new mace grave was found and reported to L L Milam. Milam led a Sunday morning crowd to the site and, amid curiosity, unearthed a chunk of wood planted by mischievous boys during a possum hunt to frighten grave diggers.
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Stovall's Pena
Obion County
L. L. Milam
Wire Milam
Font
Phosphate Dealers Acquire Moore Place at Chancery Sale
Dealers in Phosphate Messia Joha and Herman Ruki of Mt. Pleasant and Maj. W. J. Whitthorne bought the Moore place of 264 acres at 215 025 near the American Phosphate Co. plant, part of the original Polk place. Sale will have to be confirmed.
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Arist
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Turey
Kentucky
Henkin
Mhicor County
Waa
Lake Villece
Hall
Lfeorce Adamson
Davidson Street
Nashville
Thoman Dewine
Knoxville Police
Thomas Wordly
Shewtine
Knoxville
Tonford
Kansas
Riseman
Reynolda
Fairview, Ark
Webb
Bell Bockie
Jere Baxter
William A. Stewart
Democrate
State Senate
Tennessee Central
Parker
Fayette County
Kentucgy
Lexington
A. B. Chinn
Earl Whitney
Claude O'Brien
Col
Edward Butler
St. Louis
House of Delegates
Post Office Department
Mlocais
James Little
Southern Railway
Belle Ellen
Bibb County
Alabama
Engineer Little
Selma
Hyder Whittaker
Billa
Monterey
Marshall Duggan
Gentry
Jarrett
Commissioner of Immigration
United States
John Wilmore
Scott County
Mexico
Wan Wilmore
Jmes
Jim Younger
Lesa
Benevolent Associations
of America
Mrs. Toft
Vatkroin Asoo
Nashvile Trust Company
Bate
James B. Frazier
Gov
Benton McMillin
Maury County
Columbia Opera House
Ana
National Saddlery Company
Richland
H. Jackson
American Pubishing Company
Mo Avock & Mt. Vernon Horse Car’ Company
Ernest Pillow
Winchester Bank
Clemons
Ohio River
Pierpont Morgan
Beavouir
Lone of Veterans
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ROYAL
goYay
Corpac
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Lee Cise
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