Youtsey Trial Proceedings In Georgetown Ky Oct 18
In Georgetown Ky on October 18 the Youtsey trial featured defense witness H Gard ner Wallace who claimed to be in the assistant adjutant general office during the shootings that killed Goebel and others. He named several present in the room and noted the testimony concluded with arguments on immunity and statements. Additional witnesses were discussed as well as rebuttals and delays in the case.
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Georgetown
H. Gardner Wallace
Adjutant General's Office
Kiled Goodel
Tallow Dick" Combs
Mason Hocker Smith
Dr. Pruett
Deease
Anasty
Oa. T. C. Campbell
Youtsey
Uaer
Nelson
S. T. Pence
Franistort
Board of Trade
Goebel
Jim Howard
T. S. Marksbury
Townsend
Mattle Stangner
Wharton Golden
Hawyer
Lew Sinclair
John Stamper
Golden
Waarton
Hard Times in Africa Sparks Talks on Seizure of Railways
New York dispatch reports South Africans discussing investigations into Transvaal concessions as a preliminary step toward confiscating the Netherlands Railway and related properties. They argue resources are needed to meet indemnity claims of Natal and Cape Colony loyalists for property losses and cattle. Railways seen as primary assets for early settlement while land taxes falter in an impoverished postwar landscape. The Orange River Colony state railway and the Netherlands company property are considered vulnerable to seizure aiding Boer military aims.
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New York
Transvaal
Netherlands
the Tribune
London
Natal
Cape Colony
Orange River
Cyclist Corcoran completes 300 mile ride to New York
Thomas J Corcoran of Aspen rode from Denver to New York averaging 70 miles daily for thirty days with a ten pound bag as his only encumbrance. He traveled via Topeka St Joseph Quincy Detroit Niagara Falls Albany and down the Hudson. He rests four days in Boston before heading back to Aspen.
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New York
Thomas
J. Corcoran
Aspen
Denver
Boston
Corcoran
Bostox
Steeyy
Topeka
St. Joseph
Quincy
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Albany
Hudson River
Corcorand
Lords Durham Criticisms Stir American Racing Voices
New York, Oct. 18. Race horse owners including Richard Croker and David Gideon defend American riders and trainers against Lord Durham’s criticisms. They say English and American riders can learn from each other, with no nationality restrictions and praise American jockeys’ crouched riding style.
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New York
Lord Durham
Morris Park
Richard Croker
Newmarket
David Gideon
Woman wins $37,000 verdict against street railway
New York October 18 Mrs Elizabeth Rhoades as administratrix of Geo B Rhoades won a Supreme Court verdict against the Metropolitan Street Railway company for 37000 dollars the largest against a railway in years. Rhoades was killed July 10 1899 when run down by a car.
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New York
Elizabeth Rhoades
Supreme Court
Geo. B. Rhoades
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Rhoades
Death linked to captain's death and prison sentence
The article notes a death connected to the captain's fatal incident and mentions Policeman Thomas F. O'Brien being sent to Sing Sing prison. He was convicted of stealing the captain's watch that had been taken from the injured men.
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Capt
Rhoades
Thomas F. O'Brien
Sing Sing
Water ship at Singapore and fleet moves
Washington reports Arethusa tanker reaching Singapore while Holland and Leyden head to Delaware City. Dolphin due in Washington navy yard today. Rogers ordered to New York for repairs. Dorothea will not sail to Manila and is decommissioned. Frolic placed in commission as a converted cruiser.
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Washington
Arethusa
Singapore
Holland
Leyden
Newport
Delaware City
Dolphin
Washington Navy Yard
Rogers
New York Navy Yard
Dorawhea
Manila
Frolic
Railway Telegraphers meet in San Francisco in 1901
The Order of Railway Telegraphers adjourned in St Louis after ten days of sessions. They set the next meeting for the second Monday of October 1901 in San Francisco. They revised the constitution and appointed grand officers to stay for printing and details. An O R T representative will work with the Commercial Telegraphers association to boost membership.
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St. Louis
Order of Railway Telegraphers
San Francisco
Commer Telegraphers Association
Prorogued Parliament Proclaimed by Queen at Balmoral
London October meeting of the spring council reports the queen prorogued parliament until early December and then again until the usual time in mid February for assembling the next session.
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London
Sprivg Council
Balmoral
The Strangest Island White Island New Zealand
White Island northeast of New Zealand is an extraordinary sulfur island. It sits about three miles around, rises 900 feet, and is perpetually shrouded in clouds. Its interior hosts a fifty acre acid lake at 110 degrees Fahrenheit with steam from craters creating the dark vapor that surrounds the isle.
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White Island
New Zealand
Mining Patent Application for Tron Mask Lode in Summit Valley
U S Land Office Helena Montana October 17 800 notice that William J Alexander Volney C Whiting Josiah Hammond and William C Orton of Butte Montana have filed for a patent on 19.65 acres on the Tron Mask Lode Mining Claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow County. Description includes survey No Township 30 Range 7W and detailed bearings and corner coordinates beginning at a granite stone marked 16040 with location recorded in Silver Bow County Book 1 Lode Records. Adjoining claims Peacock Lode Poplar Grove Placer and Little Bell Lode noted. First publication October 18 1900.
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U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
William J. Alexander
Volney C. Whiting
Josiah 8
Hammond
William C. Orton
Butte
Tron Mask Lode
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Peacock Lode
Anthony H. Hedley
Poplar Grove Placer
William Gallick
Little Bell Lode
John BE
Lloyd Et al
George D, Greene
Register
Jos
Public notice of mining patent application 4259 in Montana
John M. Steward of Butte Montana filed for a patent for 17.49 acres on Chrystal Lode Mining claim in Beef Straight district Jefferson county Montana. Description includes survey No. 5897 and boundary lines from Corner No. 1 to Corner No. 4 with distances and bearings. Location on record in Jefferson county. First publication October 9 1900.
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New York Street Railway
China
The
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John M. Steward
Beef Straight
Uorg
Jefferson County
Recorder's Office
George D. Green
M. L. Blackford
Symons
E. P. Reed & Co
Oxfords
Thomas G. Plant & Co
Donzola
Vici Kid
Outton
Waren
Price Sa
Irday Sea
Burt& Packards
Russia
Viel Kid
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Iday
Burt & Packard
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