Castro Prepares for War as Dutch Warships Sit in Curacao Harbor
Venezuela reports a looming crisis with the Netherlands over the May trans shipment decree. President Castro indicates possible force if the November deadline passes, amid a threatened severance of diplomatic relations and a call for a confidential envoy to settle the dispute between Venezuela and Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Venezuela
Netherlands
Baron Seeendorff
Paul
Holland
O Carse
Bank Directors Deny Authorized Overdrafts in North America Case
Testimony in New York federal court by former Bank of North America directors includes statements that they never authorized overdrafts by Charles W. Moree and were unaware of such practices. W. W. Lee recounts Curtis saying he told More that he had "busted" the bank on October 16, 1907, the collapse day, as Morse withdrew a large overdraft secured by dubious collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tejas
John W. Gates
Morgan O'Brien
Charles M. Sehwoba
John H. Flagier
William F. Havemeyer
National Bank of North America
New York
Charles W. Moree
United States Court
A. H. Curtis
W. W. Lee
Curtio
Lee
Morse
Stock Exchange
W. A. Nash
Corn Exchange Bank
Assolation
Pittsburg Bank Cashier Convicted Again of Embezzlement
William Montgomery, cashier of the Allegheny Bank, was found guilty for a second time of embezzling funds totaling over 1.2 million dollars after the bank closed earlier last summer. He offered no testimony in defense, and the jury deliberated under two hours. Montgomerys co-defendant Adalton A. Alutaffer, a discount clerk, faces separate proceedings next week for allegedly aiding the cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Bank
William Montgomery
Allegheny Bank
Montgomery
Aidldiaon A. Alutaffer
Number Face the Gallows in Night Rider Case
Ringleader near Sambure Teun identified as Garrett Johnson, prisoner at Campo Nemo. About forty men linked to night riding are under arrest. evidence could hang at least four. Tid Burton allegedly confesses implicating 300 Obion county men. Oath of night riders reportedly confessed. seventy plus prisoners remain under lighter guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sambure
Teun
Campo Nemo
Garrett Johnson
Johnson
Tiptonville
Tid" Burton
Obion County
Veteran Civil War Veteran Ends Life At Home
A 65 year old Civil War veteran, Rantom Stowe, of Springfield TL, shot himself at home. While seated with his family he drew a revolver, told his wife goodbye, and committed suicide. The incident occurred in the evening, and no others were harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rantom Stowe
Springfield TL
Eivil
Slows City Live Stock Market Quotes Dated Wednesday
Rioux City live stock market quotations list top beeves at 4.25 and top hogs at 5.05 with the Wednesday session reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slows City
Wednrsiay
Rioux City
Double tragedy in Greenfield boarding house death
Benjamin Gaines, 49, and Harriet Mabel Wing, 39, were found with bullet wounds in Miss Wing's boarding house at Miag Wing. Both died without statements. Police believe Gaines shot the young woman and then killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield, Maxi
Benjamin
Gaines
Harriet Mabel Wing
Miag Wing
Insanity as Defense for Captain in Yacht Club Killing
Temporary insanity will be the defense of Captain Peter C. Hains Jr. in the Bayside Yacht Club killing of William E. Annis at Bayside New York last August. Judge Garretson in Glushing Illinois overruled a demurrer on an indictment charging F Jenkins Hains as principal and accessory before the fact. Jenkins Hains pleaded not guilty. John F. McIntire, for the defense, entered a not guilty plea for Captain Hains, asserting insanity at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter C. Hains, Jr
U. A
Willam E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
New York
Supreme Court
Glushing
IL. C
Garretson
F. Jenkins Hainis
Jenkins Hains
John F. McIntire
Capt. Hains
Annis Halna
Liberals Win In Canada Electorate
Elections for the federal house were held across Canada Monday. Of 221 constituencies Rouville Que and South York Ont elected by acclamation. Sir Wilfrid Laurier is poised to return as premier with a reduced but secure majority for another five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal House
Canada
Dominion
Rouville
Que
South York
Ont
Wilfrid Laurier
Prohibition Convention Sessions In Denver Adopts Resolutions
The thirty-fifth annual convention of the W. C. T. U. in Denver devoted Monday to adopting reports and resolutions reaffirming unwavering belief in complete abstinence from alcoholic beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Co. T U
Denver
Riot injures twenty seven in St Louis Greek colony clash
A riot in St Louis after the arrest of William Sarkis for fetting injured twenty five men and women and two policemen, with several in serious condition. The confrontation occurred in the Greek colony at Second and Plum streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wierce Hiet
St. Louis
St Louis
William Sarkis
Second
Plum Streets
Smathall Records Target Practice Breaks All Prior Marks
A cruiser and gunboat squadron conducted target practice at Manila. Officials say results will be released after arrival in Washington and confirm that all previous records were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam Smathall
Acores
Manila
Washington
War Merger of Churches Referred by Missouri Union
The Missouri Universalist convention voted in favor of merging with the Unitarian, Muthe Reform and Reforme Congregational churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Universalist Convention
Unitarian, Muteh Reformed and
Death of Tennessee Official Frank M. Higgins
Frank M. Higgins chief examiner of the civil service commission died suddenly in Washington D C Monday from uraemic convulsions. He was a prominent Tennessee public servant and held the high administrative post in civil service affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Higgins
Tennessee
Civil Service Commision
New York Banker Pend William Henry Rogers Dies at 71
William Henry Rogers president of the Nassau Bank of New York dies at his Brooklyn home at age 71. Rogers was a prominent figure in metropolitan banking circles and led Nassau Bank of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pend
William Henry Rogers
Nassau Bank of New York
Brooklyn
Korean Outbreak Suppressed Ends Insurrection
The so called insurrection in Korea is nearly over with insurgents reduced to a disorderly element while troops remain on active duty. The article notes suppression and ongoing military posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koreaia
Bulgaria Accepts Compensation for Turkey Peace Move
Bulgaria agrees to the principle of compensation for Turkey after a cabinet debate led by Emperor Ferdinand. The decision, aiming to ease diplomatic tension, will discharge 6,000 reservists and maintain 60,000 in the army while a plenipotentiary is sent to Constantinople to negotiate a treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Ferdinand
Aga
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Disappearance of Kloeber and Kumle on Cascade hunt
Frederick W. Kloeber and Julius Kumle vanish during a hunting trip in the Cascade mountains. A letter to Washington from the Kloeber family notes they left Green River hot springs October 18 intending a short excursion. A blizzard and disorientation are blamed. Kumle’s body was found first, suggesting they separated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Kloeber
Julius Kumle
Cascade Mountains
Washington, D. C
Mr. Kloeber
Kumle
Green River Hot Springs
Kloeber
John &. Kloeber
Kumie
Servia a danger point amid European diplomacy
The British government denies any intervention in the Austria Hungary Turkey negotiations and says any direct Turkish settlement could ease a general settlement. Despite no real change, the Servian issue remains the danger point as the crown prince's visit to St. Petersburg raises questions about his purpose and aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Great Britain
Pertoe Servia
St. Petersburg
Peter
Barrels for Ballots in Fanducky Election
The Board of Elections bought forty barrels with hinges and slates for ballot boxes. Sugar barrels will be used at the coming election and distributed to precincts after setup.
Fire at New Era house destroys over 100 cottages
A blaze that began at the New Era house in Salisbury Beach, Maser, spread along the shoreline destroying more than 100 cottages. The seasonally closed New Era home was gutted and the cause is under investigation with damages estimated at $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Beach
Maser
Utah Agricultural college football player dies after injury
Thomas Evans right guard of Utah Agricultural College football team suffered a neck wound in a game with Colorado School of Mines on Saturday and remained unconscious Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Evans
Utah Agricultural College
Colorado School of Mines
Trolley Collision Injures Many Near Edwardaville City
Two electric suburban cars on the Edwardaville Ghanite City line collided head on five miles south of Edwardaville Illinois Tuesday evening. Eighteen were injured, several seriously, but no deaths were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdwardaville-Ghanite
Tllinois
Edwardaville
Night Rider Confession Ties Steelfoot Lake Outrage
Tid Burton, jailed in Motonnville, Tenn, confessed Tuesday linking himself to the Steelfoot Lake night riders outrage. The statement is described as damaging to the night riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tid" Burton
Steelfoot Lake
Tenn
Motonnville
Secretary Metcalf Improves at Home After Illness
Secretary Metcalf, confined to his home by illness, showed improvement on Tuesday and is expected to remain mostly in his room for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeretary Metcalf
Illnems
NebraskA State News a Tale of Shame and Insanity
In Omaha a music studio taunting drove Alman Borvine to madness. Her daughter Mike Sorvine, from Inkland, married a leading man to fund the venture but failed. She became a servant and faced public humiliation before the studio peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gin
Kitchen
Omaha
Alman Borvine
Norfolk Asylum
Bee
Mike Sorvine
Inkland
Omahe
Efert
Aml
Osborne Rescues Jailers From Bucking Hack Near Lincoln
Dowkins County jailer Frank Ox borne of Omaha and Sheriff Baker faced a dangerous exit as a hack driver door jammed and horses bolted toward a sharp turn. Ox borne freed a door, steadied the team, and halted the runaway, leaving neither officer seriously harmed and the urban sheriff only mildly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowkins
Shieriff Bralleyy
Frank Oxborne
Omaha
Sheriff Baker
Lincoln
Osborne
Urbhyer
Heither
Railroad Sold Report Confirms Blaine to Westmoreland Sale
Smith Bros of Beatrice confirm from The Peka Kan that they sold the Kansas Southern & Gulf railroad ten miles from Blaine to Westmoreland to Chicago capitalists. Road to be extended to Wichita and Mehreth Kan then north to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Bros
Beatrice
Thepeka
Kan
Kansas, Southern & Gulf Railroad
Blaine
Westmoreland
Chicago
UW Ja
Wichita
Omaha
Orchard Apples From Peru Windfall To Be Sold For Vinegar
Snow and storm in Peru have battered late fruit leaving large quantities of fallen fed apples scattered under trees. Orchard owners will sell those unusable apples to the vinegar factory already crowded with work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Fire destroys stables of Gould Urick company
A blaze at the F. FP Gould Urick company of Orubs destroyed stables and water buildings, burning horses. The loss was estimated at $5,000 to $6,000, with flames threatening nearby structures due to limited water and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onlin
F. Fp.gould Urick Company
Orubs
Scaffold Collapse Injures Worker in Fall
Abe Homner of Hraitrice suffered severe injuries after a scaffold gave way while he and four men worked. Homner fell about twenty feet, others nearby escaped with minor harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worksner
Abe Homner
Hraitrice
Horner
Accidental Shooting Fatal to 2 Year Old in Home
John Murry was cleaning a rifle at his home in Piationouth Monday when the gun accidentally discharged hitting his two year old son and causing death. Police reported no intended harm. The incident occurred in the afternoon and awaits further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Hik
John Murry
Piationouth
Bine
Inquest Opened Over Frith King Found Dead in Nebraska City
Coroner N Karate Wa opened an inquest into the death of Frith King whose body was found along the Missouri Parkway in the southern part of Nebraska City last Thursday morning. Authorities consider foul play as a possibility and continue investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Karate Wa
Frith King
Misouri Paekie
Nebraska City
Gasalion Exploits Fire Ruins Home In Hart County
Mrs Geo Hart of heotton was burned when a gas explosion ignited a blaze that damaged clothing and the home. Firefighters battled the flames with great effort and saved the residence and clothing, though serious injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasalion Esploites
Geo
Hart
Heotton
Wiley
Browzer
Ex Nebraskau Miler Seized in Larned For Bigamy
A resident of Nelvyaeha, Kan, known as the Claptist miler, was arrested at Larned on bigamy charges. The case involves alleged multiple marriages and material work ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebriskau
Trontie
Tome
Larned
Kan
Nelvyaeha
Theo
Degrees for Nebraska Mor Universality of Wirconirtin
A summary lists degrees awarded to Nebraska graduates. Master of art titles include Loon J. Aytaworth Timolh and Thomas Gondrleh. The document references additional recipients and is presented as a formal academic honor notice from the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Loon J. Aytaworth
Timolh
Ane
Thomas Gondrleh
Folle Mook
Union Pacific worker involved in Cortland area incident
Union Pacific employee Rahinen Huet and Grover Craig were warned off near Cortland while guiding a guard at the site. The person was taken to Beatrice for treatment in a ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pace
Rahinen Huet
Grover Craig
Union Pacific
Warn Coverly Wut
Alent
Cortland
Garde
Beatrice
Nebraska Supreme Court Sets June 8 1909 for Shemway Execution
The Nebraska Supreme Court fixed June 8 1909 for the execution of KH Meatle Shemway after a conviction for the murder of Mie Martin lant spring. The case involves appeal and rehearing motions as part of the lease of life proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shemway
Nebraska Supreme Court
Meatle Shemway
Fle
Mie
Martin Lant Spring
Supreme Court Reduces Tolmes Sentence in Embezzle Case
The Newrarka Supreme Court reduces WL II Tolmes of Omaha to three years in the penitentiary for embezzling client funds. The ruling shortens the previous sentence and preserves the conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Supreme Court of
Newrarka
WL II
Tolmes
Omaha
Stolen Prom Sheriff Evidence Trails Accra Theft
Text describes a theft of banking ledgers from a county institution. A former cashier, C. M. Chamberlain, faces trial risk as investigators pursue the missing books packed in a box weighing over 206 pounds. Express shipment from Auburn arrived at Johnson county Sheriff W. H. Miner’s office and was discovered unvaulted with footprints and wagon tracks at the courthouse entrance. Authorities pursued the suspect but no further evidence was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accra
Teenameh
Chanbertol
Gowil Jie
Tesuimerh
C. M. Chamberlain
Iuetitution
Express
Auburn
WH. T. Miner
Johnson County
Ute Revelyver
Belng
Attar A. Adama
Lincoln
Tania
Pishs with Prisoners In Cab Fight Leads to Escape
A clash in a closed Grand Island cab between a police officer and three men ended with one escapee freeing his wrists and leaping from the cab window. The other man was captured. authorities believe the group is tied to a recent burglary and a robbery in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caiere
George Keys
Grand Taland
Betteved
Hurts
Shrangpore
Sheldon
Lesington
Insurance Agent Arrested for Unlicensed Policy Sales
An insurance agent named Depaet was arrested on a complaint alleging unlicensed selling of policies. The filing accuses him of obtaining a Florida policy from J. A. Inne without proper state authorization and not holding a valid certificate. The county court set a hearing for November 14 with the deposition released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bepaet
J. & Averly
Depuss
J. A. Inne
Cain
White
Clare
Burglars Loot Julian Stores For Jewelry Money and Guns
Bandits visited Durlog Stor and several others in Julian on Saturday night. They cracked safes in Youn & Cinger's Jewelry and Da Crud drug store, stealing jewelry cigars money and then hit Julian's hardware store taking revolvers knives and about $126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durlog Stor
Prom Youn & Cinger
Julian
Cheohetia Chee Continued Court Omission
Distiel court adjourned Wednesday afternoon with Judge Pemberton presiding. The famous Chamber in Chee will be cried at this term by motion of the defendant. It is continued with the December term of Gantt, which begins on December J, and will be brought up and tried along with other proceeding matters of the geographic court.
Ancient Ginter Work Delivery Noted in Mobwiehe
Fragmentary report cites Myilas delivering a Hort quire on fraternalian at Bidhey. Legal or organizational names are unclear but the event appears tied to an ancient work and a district reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urotewambam
Tore Sibie
Parton Wrond
Mobwiehe
Myilas
Bidhey
Heatring Joon Werk Teweyturdapy Factory Plan
A local project aims to complete a new factory building, believed to improve efficiency and production capacity. Officials emphasize finishing the structure promptly to support job creation and regional manufacturing.
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and places with unclear context. Readable items include Walter county Theron FR and Mabel Sietules with scattered terms like Willow and Vinestase. The record remains uncertain and no coherent event or outcome is identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towle
Walter County
Theron
Mabel
Unclear Text About Factory Work Obligation
Fragmentary sentence references a Peru factory and an obligation to work during a upcoming week. No clear names, dates, or actions beyond a generic directive.
Veiled Local Note Sparks Unclear Protests
An unreadable OCR fragment records a local action with names and places obscured, hinting at a meeting or protest. No clear dates or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
Promised Visit Renewed for Tumblers and Officials
A renewed visit by Mitehewer, Mirna, and Anton to Stetnaver and Tansee Tater is promised after extended delays. The group aims to reassess revisions and secure ongoing support amid shifting schedules and held expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teteieel Cnega Mirna
Tw. M. Mitehewer
Anton Aoher
la Stemmeriay
Tolhytesitic Sound Power Plant Project Update
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a power plant project with figures including 270,700 and a cost around 10,080. The readable text mentions operation by a group and references Lf Bice ville. Details are unclear but suggest an infrastructure proposal and estimated expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peres Et Belseeewille
Pitinmoyer
Growin
Court delays meeting due to staff shortages
A scheduled meeting at Ptarios Ioet on Monday was postponed because the number of available officers was too small to proceed. Officials cited staffing constraints and unspecified email communications as contributing factors to the postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eure
Ptarios
Deo Bern
Quotation Snippets Highlight Early 20th Century Tone
A collage of brief quotes from various papers notes evolving tech speech and social views. It references wireless phones, boxing earnings, religion, politics, asylums, chemistry, elections, temperance, and travel trends from Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, and London sources.
Confused World Events Report Across Asia and Europe
A scrambled diplomatic flare reports killings by Japan near Korat Korea and mentions London church discussions, Turkish secret service figures, and political upheavals in the Ottoman sphere. Names and phrases blur, but notes on regimes, officials, and shifting alliances suggest a volatile world stage.
New York Money Life Like A City Of Excess And Deceit
Excerpted from a sensational piece by Edward B. P. Moxey, it portrays a bank examiner’s critique of New York’s opulent finance scene. The narrative links Broadway hotels and luxury dining to a broader culture of gambling and lax honesty, warning of corrupt borrowings and personal ruin. It frames a moral crisis across American finance people, and a haunting view of temptation in the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gothin
Linkmndiwageriels Bogie Senuw
Lomg
Acty
Cabin
Edwardt
BP Moxey
United States Department of Justice
Mir Moxey
Edelilera
Moxey
Broadway
New York
Tuck
Tie
Woman A Cook Not A Voter
Fragmentary notice expresses views on American women and voting with garbled archaic phrasing. Mentions Archutstop Glanen and St. Tria in a disordered polemic about women's public roles and domestic duties.
Prohibition Arrests Reported in City of Atlanta
A disjointed clipping notes arrests related to prohibition in Atlanta under Mayor Joyner. The text mentions court orders and ongoing enforcement actions with unclear details about dates or numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyner
Atlanta
Doctors Teating Dog temmed Food in lab tests
A garbled report discusses doctors and a chemist named Edward O Brien conducting experiments on the effects of a daily dose on a dog and canned foods. It references a chemist Ne Ver and a figure named VYhe, with mentions of exposure and hopes for findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toa
New York
Ted Ruaelyos
Doctors Firma
Edward O' Briee
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