Tragedy Over Divorce Sparks Fatal Shootings
Frederick Rhoberts owner of a Salt Lake City foundry shot and killed Mrs. Charles A. Cooper in a Pueblo judge house then killed himself. The victim, 30, had recently divorced Charles Cooper of Wyoming and was named as co respondent in a Salt Lake City divorce suit filed about a year ago by Mrs. Roberts. The tragedy followed a quarrel over a quarrel.
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Pueblo
Goto
Frederick Rhoberts
Salt Lake City
Charles A. Cooper
Cooper
Garry Rotwicz
Charles Cooper
Wyoming
Roberts
Bank President Charged in Embezzlement Case
H C Christensen president of the Sharps Durglowai bank was arrested at Marysville Missouri on a charge of embezzling bank funds. The amount is not public though rumored at 25006. The bank closed last Monday amid a reported shortage and the president vanished. Christensen claims enough property to cover the shortage. Rioting in Porto Rico ends with deaths and store closings in Ponce as tensions rise over clashes involving Republican and labor groups. General Firmin’s followers and deputies’ exile ends with return to Port au Prince and renewed parliamentary activity expected. Nord with 8000 troops anticipated to arrive from Gonaives.
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Sharps- Durglowai Bank
Marysville
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Christen
Porto Rico
San Juana
F R
Get
Ponce
Federation of Mabor Club
Washington
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Port-au-Prines
Haiti
Firmin
Chamber of Deputies
Firminal Mattewton
Beva Island
Wahamas
Port-au-Prince
Nord
Gonaives
Ganeral Flemin
Waiti
Tmangus Island
Maine
Terry McGovern to box six rounds in Philadelphia
Terry McGovern, featherweight champion, is matched to fight Sammy Smith in Philadelphia on November 7 at Cadasterel tall. It will be McGovern's last public appearance before the bout with Young Corbett for the championship.
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Philadelphia
Terry McGovern
Facwor
Sammy Smirh
McGovern
Vouniest
Young Corbett
Awful Fires and Fatal Blasts Hit Multiple Areas
A string of disasters reports a farm fire at the Stess Fo uton farm Ashbury Parish New York where the main building burned. Six miners die in a blast at a Wyoming area mine while a separate accident near Ypsilanti Michigan claims a retired farmer Josiah Finton and his six year old grandson Ford Pinton were killed by an electric accident.
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Ashbury Pari
Millard
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Ie Tyrest
Urawntun
Yeshye Company
Cinto Dr
Phra
SOG
Feeom
Taos Mem
Pure
Peny Brads
Waluute
Wowntais
Mich
Pany Mnatiure
William, Athen
John Wicker- Son
Toth Gestnas
Wegorn
Josiah Fintona
Ford
Cuba and United States discuss a purely commercial reciprocity treaty
Senator Quesada Cuban minister to the United States explains the reciprocity treaty as a purely commercial accord not tied to political issues or the Platt amendment. He notes U S investors in Cuba, compliments for Minister Squiers, and discusses coaling station debates including Havana and Cienfuegos and Guantanamo proximity.
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Cuba
Senor Quesada
United States
Hay
Quesada
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Cuban
Squiers
Mr. Quesada
McKinley
Estrada Palma
Canton
Naval
Roosevelt
Palmanever
Jones Sees Roosevelt on Recovery Visit in White House
Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas, DNC chairman, called on President Roosevelt at the White House on Oct. 31. He stayed long and said the visit was to pay respects and congratulate the president on his recovery from a recent injury. He admitted discussing politics but said no political significance was attached.
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Washington
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
White House
Mills to Start Up in Sharon After Settlement
Sharon Pennsylvania October 31 mills to resume full operation next Monday with about 1200 workers returning. Ten of twenty mills have run recently due to settlement of rebate scheme between the Amated Association and the American Pin Phite company.
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Sharon Tin Mills
Amated Association
Receiver Appointed at Bay Mills Firm
Receiver Robert Th. Munson of Hall and Munson Co. Bay Mills was appointed by Judge Wanty with a 6000 head. The firm operates planing mills at Thay Mills and is consolidated at 400. Its assets total 6000. Warehouse Burned in Painesville Ohio. The Robinson Tas ket Co. warehouse held 000 800 baskets and burned with losses near 300 000, only partial insurance.
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Miel
Robert TH. Munson
Hall & Munson Company
Bay Mgs
Jindse Wanty
Sove Losaw
Planing
Thay Mills
Painesville
D. Ce
Robinson Tasket Company
Case settlement ends Monon foreclosure dispute
In Indianapolis on November 1 a federal court settlement accepts the foreclosure decree against the Monon railroad by trustees Farmers Loan and Trust and Central Trust of New York for fifteen million bonds. Beattyville bondholders drop fraud and conspiracy challenges and the long dispute ends after a U S Supreme Court journey.
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Indianapolis
Beattyville
Monon
United States Supreme Court
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Central Trust Company of New York
Monument to Parnell Planned for Dublin
New York reports Augustin Gaudens completed a model for the Dublin monument to Charles Stewart Parnell. A pyramid 40 to 50 feet tall will feature a colossal Parnell statue and gold symbols of Ireland’s four provinces with county names around the base. The design, shown to John Redmond, is to symbolize Ireland.
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New York
Augustin
Connemara
Parnell
Ireland
Mrs. Austin's Pancake Four Ready Boosts Morning Meals
Quick breakfasts become easy as Mrs. Austin's famous Pancake Four Ready is promoted as a fast option. The note highlights speed and convenience for busy mornings.
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Ren
Mrs. Austin
Twenty Years Sentence for Murder in Chicago
In Chicago on October 31 Edward Kuhn was sentenced by Judge Chetlain to twenty years in the penitentiary for the murder of Niles Brewster, a cook at the Boston oyster house where Kuhn worked as a waiter. The men quarreled over kitchen utensils, Kuhn fatally stabbed Brewster with a large butcher knife after blows were exchanged.
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Chicago
Niles Brewster
Edward Kuhn
Chetlain
Kuhn
Boston
Brewster
Peace Treaty Emerges From Colombian Revolt Talks
Reports from Panama Costa Rica indicate General Vargas-Santos negotiates a peace treaty with the Colombian government representative. Gov Salazar invited the conference after Vargas-Santos sought permission to meet. The surrender of General Uribe-Uribe at Rio Frio weakens rebels and fuels optimism for internal peace.
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Colombia
General Vargas-Santos
Revolutioniste
Costa Rica
Vargas- Santos
Salazar
General Salazar
Uribe-Uribe
Liberal Party
Notice to Tax Payers Coshocton County 1902 Tax Rates
Notice from I William H Williams Treasurer of Coshocton County states the rate of taxation for 1902 under Ohio law. It includes the taxable property valuation across towns townships districts and school funds and lists the rate for all purposes.
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William H. Williams
Coshocton
State of
Ohio
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