Miners Mobilize as Army Ready at Nortonville Camp
Striking miners respond to United Mine Workers orders and gather at Nortonville camp as Adjutant General Murray keeps two militia companies ready. Gov Beckham says state troops stay under Judge Hall to disperse the Muhlenberg county camp by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farlington
James D. Wood
United Mine Workers of
Nortonville
Madisonville
Brent
Murray
Louisville
Pond River
Muhlenburg
Hopkins County
Gen. Murray
Judge Hall
Wood
Central City
United Mine Workers
Frankfort
John Brasher
Bradley
Hall
Creek Tribe Members to Receive 230 Acres Each
A secretary of interior letter says deeds in severalty are ready for Creek citizens. About 4,000 members will receive 230 acres each at once, with 1,000 deeds issued weekly until all 14,000 allotments are allocated. Lands may be sold to whites after deed transfer with interior consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creek Tribe of Indians
Guthrie
O. T
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
Trainmen Killed and Injured Near Birmingham
Four trainmen were killed and seven injured in a head on crash between two Louisville and Nashville freight trains at Hughes Siding seven miles from Birmingham Alabama. The collision occurred Thursday morning with a terrible impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Louisville & Nashville
Hughes Siding
Fire Sweeps Depot Hill in Murfreesboro Loss Estimated at 150000
A 2 AM telegram from Murfreesboro reports Depot Hill engulfed by fire destroying grain and produce warehouses, manufacturing plants, and lumber yards. The Nashville fire department dispatched an engine to combat the blaze with estimated losses of 150000 dollars or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Depot Hill
Nashville Fire Department
Lynch defeats Plunkett in Galway election battle
In Galway on Thursday Col Arthur Lynch a Boer war veteran defeated Horace Plunkett by 1247 to 473 in the parliamentary contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Galway
Col
Arthur Lynch
Horace Plunkett
Lynch
Plunkett
Prominent Attorney Killed in Illinois Collision
Springfield Illinois November 22 Capt. Antoine Neustadt of Collinsville aged 78 a veteran attorney and long time law partner of former Congressman F W Hadley was struck by an electric car at Edgmont and killed nearly instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Antoine Neustadt
Collinsville
Ilinois
F. W. Hadley
Edgmont
Isthmus Situation Alerts Washington and Panama
Washington on November 22 reports no new dispatches from Consul General Gudger in Panama or Captain Perry of the Iowa. Officials await the outcome of the Chorrera expedition which could decide control between conservative and liberal factions. The navy will not issue new instructions, trusting officers to maintain free traffic and protect American interests. The Concord and Marietta are incoming to relieve the Iowa and Machias, with possible four-vessel deployment on the isthmus pending developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gudger
Panama
Perry
Iowa
Navy
Long
Machias
Concord
Marietta
Atlantic
Colon
Major cattle deal seals 11000 head sale in KC
Kansas City cattle traders report James Bros. and Brown of Amarillo Texas sold 11 000 head of Hereford and Durham cattle for 200 000 to J H Nations John T McElroy and E L Newman of El Paso Texas. Herd includes many registered bulls and will stay in Texas through winter before moving to Wyoming and Montana next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
James Bros. & Brown
Amirallo
Tex
Herford and Durham
J. H. Nations
Kansas City Livestock Exchange
John T. McElroy
E. L. Newman
el Paso
Little Field Cattle Co
Herford
Texas
Wyoming
Montana
Garrigan Wins $1800 Damages Against Dell Rapids Saloon Keeper
A Sioux Falls jury awarded Mary Garrigan $1800 against Samuel Kennedy for selling liquor to her husband. Evidence showed Garrigan intoxication and his subsequent death by his own action. She has suits pending against two other liquor dealers. this marks the first conviction under the new license law barring sales to intoxicated individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
Mary Garrigan
Samuel Kennedy
Dell Rapids
Garrigan
Kennedy
Venezuela reports Matos revolt crushed in Caracas
Consul general Gonzales Esteves in New York relayed a cable from Torres Cardenas stating the Matos revolt failed, leaders jailed, country at peace. In Chicago, orders directed 50 landsmen for Pensacola training and 30 third class apprentices for San Francisco, with tradesmen aged 21 to 35 invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gonzales Esteves
Venezuela
Torres Cardenas
The
Republic
Matos
Caracas
Chicago
Election Payrolls Show New York City Vote Cost
The Greater New York board of elections reports the city election cost 670000 dollars, about 1.08 dollars per registered voter. The state spent roughly 80000 dollars on the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Elections of
Greater New York
Buffington Retires as Ordnance Chief After Long Service
Gen. Adelbert R. Buffington, chief of the board of ordnance, retires at the age limit. He became head of the bureau in 1899 and during his tenure many improvements were made in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert R. Buffington
Washington
Board of Ordnance
Gen. Buffington
Bureau
Kansas man convicted of second degree murder in wife’s death
The jury in Oskaloosa Kansas found William H. Klusmire guilty of second degree murder for killing his wife on their Jackson county farm last summer. Her body was found buried two feet under the barnyard ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Kan
William H. Klusmire
Jackson County
Anti Anarchist Conference Planned by Germany and Russia
A dispatch from St. Petersburg reported by Lokal Anzeiger says Berlin and St. Petersburg are jointly preparing a circular note proposing an anti anarchist conference. The report is dated Nov. 22 from Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
St. Petersburg
Germany
Russia
Marines deployed as Athens clashes leave seven dead
Athens reports an anti translation protest near the Temple of Jupiter Olympus turning violent. Eight hundred marines helped patrol as demonstrations erupted with several collisions and shots fired. Greek premier M Theobotokis was unharmed but injured officials and a large crowd watched a tense aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Jupiter Olympus
Holy Synod
M. Theobotokis
Diplomatic Agent Dickinson to Visit Constantinople
Sofia reports Mr. Dickinson United States diplomatic agent will depart for Constantinople this Friday or Saturday. There is no prospect of a settlement with Miss Stone's abductors. His departure is expected to pressure the brigands to accept proposals and risk losing everything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen M. Stone
Sofia
Mr. Dickinson
United States
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Mutiny on Sicilian leads to irons in Cape Town
Advices from South Africa report a mutiny aboard the Allen line steamship Sicilian which sailed from Montreal on October 13 carrying horses for the British army. Ship officers quelled the revolt and several leaders were placed in irons and turned over to Cape Town military authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
South Africa
Allen Line
Cape Town
Attorney J E Grays ton fatally shot by water works chief
Joplin Missouri on November 22 1920 or 1921 attorney J E Grays ton was shot and killed in the afternoon by George K Bayne superintendent of the water works. Grayston and his wife had been separated for over a year and Bayne reportedly hoped to marry Mrs Grayston after a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin, Mo
J. E. Grayston
George K. Bayne
Grayston
Bayne
Pince
Geo
Diss de Bar
Marsh
Diss de Bars
Blackwell’s Island
Illinois
Chicago
Vera Ava
Smith
Prophet Teed
Koresh
Mr. Marsh
New York
Luther, R. Marsh
Editha
Dolla
Johnson City Soldiers' Home contract awarded to Lynchburg firm
Bristol Tenn November 22 The contract to build the Administration building mess hall kitchen two ward buildings and a corridor for the new federal soldiers home at Johnson City Tenn has been awarded to J Parrish of Lynchburg Va The bid amount is 183 497
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol, Tenn
Federal
Johnson City
Tenn
J. &. Parrish
Lynchburg
Parrish
Oil Gusher Strikes 300 Feet Near Florence District
A Pagosa Springs report states a Denver oil well has struck a gusher at 300 feet. The flow extent is not yet known. The strike occurs 150 miles from the Florence oil district, a long time producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Pagosa Springs
Florence
Passenger Agents' Special Collides in California
Passenger Agents' Special collided with a freight train at Boca on Thursday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Parker of Chicago were slightly bruised. Mrs. H. N. Butterfield of Milwaukee received neck and back bruises. Mrs. L. W. Price of Kansas City had a rib broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truckee
Cal
Boca
C. A. Parker
Chicago
H. N. Butterfield
Milwaukee
L. W. Price
Kansas City
Tea Warehouses Burned in Yokohama Fire
Advices from the Orient report that on November 1 two Yokohama warehouses owned by Mourilliam & Hermann storing tea for shipment and an adjoining Dr. D L Smith residence were destroyed by fire. Total loss 151000 yen, insured. Sir Robert Hart says no immediate charges in native customs. investigations will be held and reforms gradually introduced to quadruple receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Orient
Yokohama
Messrs
Mourilillam & Hermann
D. L. Smith
Robert Hart
Chinese Board of Rerepresent
Lead Ore Vein Found Near Friendsville Tennessee
A lead ore vein twenty two feet thick and running along a mountain side for half a mile has been uncovered near Friendsville on the Atlanta Knoxville Northern railway. The depth is undetermined and the vein lies six inches below the surface at several points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Tenn
Friendsville
Tenn
Atlanta, Knoxville Northern Railway
Engine jumps track in Arkansas. conductor killed
Near Goldman, about 30 miles north of Pine Bluff, the Cotton Belt fast freight derailed at 1 30 PM Thursday. Conductor Walter Nobie of Jonesboro died. A brakeman a fireman and an engineer were seriously and probably fatally injured. Six cars demolished and the line blocked for hours. In Dallas the Fort Worth brewery pleaded guilty to anti trust charges and was fined 5500 with others to face proportionate penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
Goldman
Walter Nobie
Jonesboro
Dallas
Tex
Fort Worth
Austin
Parker Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder in Kansas City
Jas W Parker was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing his son in law Edward Carle in September 1900 and was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jas. W. Parker
Edward Carle
Sioux City Arrests Jack Sully for Seven Murders
Sioux City Iowa November 22 Jack Sully is under arrest accused of seven murders over twenty years He had tried to kill Pete Waugh for recovering cattle Waugh and Sheriff Taylor ambushed him during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Jack Sully
Pete Waugh
Waugh
Taylor
Floating dock test voyage for Illinois at New Orleans
The battleship Illinois left Newport News on Wednesday to reach New Orleans where the navy department will test the large floating dry dock at the New Orleans naval station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Illinois
Newport News
New Orleans
Navy Department
New Orleans Naval Station
Jury acquits John Considine in ex-Police Chief murder case
In Seattle on November 22 the jury found John Considine not guilty of the murder of former Police Chief Meredith. The acquittal ends the high profile trial that drew regional attention and featured arguments over motive and evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
John Considine
Meredith
Grain and livestock market report from Cincinnati and other cities
JHE MARKETS reports grain prices in Cincinnati and Chicago with wheat corn and oats on the market. Cattle hogs sheep and lamb prices are listed for Cincinnati Indianapolis Hastings Buffalo and Canada markets with ranges for good, choice, and average lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Canada
Mine Disaster in Telluride Reaps Heavy Toll
Telluride Colorado November 22 29 dead in Smuggler Union mine disaster with 6 more bodies found at the north end of the ninth level rescuers overcome by gas and unable to reach them officials estimate 25 total deaths with remaining miners unaccounted for in Denver a later report lists 23 bodies recovered at 2 pm and ongoing attempts to enter the ninth level blocked by dense smoke
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telluride
Col
Denver
The Diss de Bar and the Marsh Case A Turbulent Tale
A Virginia era discussion on religious belief opens with a note on how faith shapes character and drifts into a detailed chronicle of Ann Odelia Diss de Bar. The article recounts her alleged hypnotic influence over Luther R. Marsh, her criminal escapades, lavish lifestyle, and multiple marriages.
Late President's Brother Visits Canton Cemetery
Abner McKinley brother of the late president, arrived in Canton, Ohio, and after recovering from his illness joined Mrs. McKinley for a short drive and cemetery visit. She has ceased entering the vault on doctors orders, while he went inside. He later traveled to Cleveland to visit his sisters Mrs. Duncan and Miss Helen McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Abner McKinley
Somerset
Mr. McKinley
Cleveland
Mrs. Duncan
Helen’ McKinley
Widows Pension Move For Harrison Widow
Washington reports the friends of Mrs. Harrison widow of Benjamin Harrison plan to urge Congress to grant the usual presidential widow pension of 5000 dollars annually. The proposal echoes previous requests and follows the rule that a president’s widow receives a pension drawn from the pension appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
Congress
Washington
Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Garfield
Grant
Eighth Victim Dies After Santa Fe Wreck
Los Angeles reports conductor R. R. Higgins dies at Sisters' hospital on Thursday as the Santa Fe wreck in Arizona claims the eighth victim. Injuries among other survivors improve with no further fatalities expected. estimated road loss set around 250000. Charred bodies of Armitage Case and Brown removed from the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Higgins
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Cal
Arizona
Sisters’ Hospital
Armitage
Case
Brown
Elmer Quimby Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Ithaca Michigan November 22 Elmer Quimby charged with his wife in the murder of Mrs Quimby’s children May 19 was found guilty of first degree murder by the jury. Mrs Quimby’s trial is now in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Mich
Elmer Quimby
Rev Augustus G Upton Dead
Colorado Springs Colorado November 22 Rev Augustus G Upton former president of Welser academy Idaho and longtime pastor in Ohio and Michigan died at Broadmoor where he had lived 14 years. The body will be sent to Elyria Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus G. Upton
Colorado Springs
Col
Welser Academy
Idaho
Ohio
Michigan
Broadmoor
Elyria
Cresceus Fails to Lower Record in Pueblo Mile
Pueblo sports notes report Cresceus failed to lower his Pueblo half mile record on Thursday. Paced by his running mate Mike the Tramp, he completed the mile in 2 10 3 5, with Detroit and Geneva mentions reflecting scattered local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creaceus
Pueblo
Col
Cresceus
Mike the Tramp
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