Bandits Routed Not Revolution in Mexico Skirmish at Jiminez
Reported clash near Jiminez left several bandits dead and Mexican troops in control of the town. An Eagle Pass dispatch says 75 cavalry dispersed 40 self styled revolutionists with two killed and 100 more soldiers en route from Monterey. Treasury telegram notes a fight with many killed but no wider war and doubts of a revolutionary plot.
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Ciidad Porfirio Dias
Victoria
Jiminez
Monterey
Treaury Department
Washington
Eagle Pass
Tex
Mexico
War Department
Rich man slain by boy in New York home shooting
Clifford Bonneville, a wealthy Linlithgow, New York resident, died from gunshot wounds after an armed attack on the Feller home. J Foster Feller, 17, deputy sheriff John H. Feller’s son, says Bonneville fired first and he returned fire with a shotgun fatally wounding him.
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New York
Clifford Bonneville
Linlithgow
N. Y
J. Foster Feller
John H. Feller
Bonneville
Feller
Body identified in Minneapolis hotel death case
The body of a woman found at the Glenwood hotel in Minneapolis has been identified as the wife of Harry Sussman, a former photographer for a city newspaper. The couple had married about a year earlier and recently quarreled and separated. Police seek Sussman after he reportedly returned and left with his wife. hotel attendants found the woman dead from a single gunshot wound in a room registered to Fred Tyler and wife.
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Glenwood
Minneapolis
Harry Sussman
Sussman
Glenwood Hotel
Hennepin Avenue
Bomb Explodes in Williamsburg Tenement. No Fatalities
An explosion partially wrecked a five story tenement in Williamsburg on Thursday. Police believe a revengeful gang of blackmailers staged the blast. Fifty occupants were endangered but unharmed. The property owner Ignacio Pigivannal an Italian banker, recently received blackmail letters.
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Williamsburg
Ignacio Pigivannal
Funston Reaches Havana Aboard Steamer Olivette
Brig. Gen. Funston arrived in Havana on the steamer Olivette on Thursday. He refused to discuss his mission to Cuba or the prospect of American intervention.
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Funston
Havana
Cuba
Wreckers Ditch Train Rail Lines Near Barton
Train derailed after saboteurs removed seven rails on the Southern line at Barton St. C. Thursday morning. No fatalities reported as wreckers remove debris and authorities investigate the incident.
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Southern Railroad
Barton
St. C
Sioux City Live Stock Market Prices Report
Sioux City live stock market quotations list butcher steers at 6.80 and top hogs at 6.30. The brief price report covers active trading or closing figures for Thursday.
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Sioux City
Thaw Examined Again by Same Alieniste
Harry Thaw, who killed Stanford White, was examined mentally and physically Thursday by the same alieniste who examined him days earlier. The specialists made no public statement.
Joliet prison assigns Stensland to broom factory work
Paul Stensland the Chicago bank convict was moved to Joliet penitentiary on Thursday and placed in cell 22 then assigned to the sorting room of the broom factory for labor.
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Stemland
Paul
Stensland
Chicago Bank
Joliet
Jealous husband murders wife and self in Mishawakee home
A. R. Ludwig slays his wife with a potato masher, dumps the body in a closet, douses the scene with gasoline, and sets the house alight. He then wounds himself and is hospitalized. Mrs. Ludwig, 35, leaves two children by a former husband. Both were active in local fraternal circles.
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A. R. Ludwig
Mishawakee
Ind
Lee
Ludwig
Hade
Chicago Typhoid Scare Hits City Hard
Chicago faces a severe typhoid outbreak the worst since 1898 with over 100 illnesses and expected death tolls surpassing twenty this week. Officials trace cases to contaminated milk from a single depot and impure ice from ponds amid low rainfall and dairy supply challenges.
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Chicago
Wabash Fast Mail Wreck Kills Several in Catlin Illinois
A Wabash fast mail crashed into a freight train at Catlin Illinois after an open switch. Fires from gas tanks spread through the cars. Engineer Jonas Butler and fireman Walter Ellison died along with mail clerk Ira Harding and C H Karnes while forty one others were injured. Most injuries are concussions cuts and burns and several badly burned children are feared dead. All injured were taken to Danville.
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Catlin
Ill
Jonas Butler
Pireman
Walter Ellison
Ira Harding
C. H. Karnes
Danville
Wanderer Clears San Francisco Port with California Fruit Cargo
The British ship Wanderrer sailed from San Francisco for the United Kingdom carrying 70 000 cases of canned fruit valued over 250 000 dollars. Sixty percent of the cargo was canned in San Francisco. It is the first ship clearing from that port for the United Kingdom with California fruit this season, after a cannery rebuild following an April fire.
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Wanderrer
San Francisco
United Kingdom
Wanderer
United States Kingdom
California
Eustace Southard Sues Miss Viola Kellar for Breach of Promise
Eustace Southard of Eaglesport and formerly Columbus Ohio is in South Bend Indiana to sue Miss Viola Kellar for breach of promise after answering a matrimonial ad. He claims he spent money lavishly on the woman.
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Eustace Southard
Eaglesport
Columbus, C
South Bend
Ind
Viola Kellar
Southard
Disappearance of Idaho Knights Templars Leader
J. C. Burney of Boise, right eminent commander of the Knights Templars of Idaho, has vanished. Last seen in Spokane Washington Monday morning, he failed to reach Coeur d'Alene Idaho where a commandery was to be instituted that night.
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J. C. Burney
Boise
Idaho
Knights Templars of
Spokane
Wash
Coeur d'Alene
Five Hundred Girls Strike at Pawtucket Mill
Five hundred girl workers at the J. & P. Couts company textile mill in Pawtucket Rhode Island walked out on Tuesday demanding a ten percent wage increase. Back boys had struck a week earlier and the plant, employing about 2560 workers, may shut down.
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J. & P. Couts Company
Pawtucket
R_ 1
Bark Wynford Arrives in San Francisco After 216 Day Voyage
The British bark Wynford arrived in San Francisco on Monday after a 216 day voyage from Hamburg. It left Hamburg on February 20 and endured severe gales and periods with no provisions.
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Wynford
San Francisco
Hamburg
Firemen Elect Hanrahan Over Sargent in Milwaukee Vote
During a Wednesday meeting of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers in Milwaukee Grand Master Hanrahan was reelected over Frank F Sargent by a 355 to 290 margin.
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Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Milwaukee
Hanrahan
Frank F. Sargent
Expelled Iron Hoard Leader Cassady Ousted by Board
J. W. Cassady president of Cassady Commission of Quincy Illinois was expelled from the Chicago board of trade on Wednesday on a charge of bucket shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cassady
Cassady Commission Company
Quincy, IL
Chicago Board of Trade
Plans to Move Army to Cuba If Taft Mission Fails
Plans for transferring U S troops to Cuba have been completed with the transport Sumner ready at the New York navy yard. Negotiations for merchant ships to serve as transports proceed, and additional warships are to reach Cuba soon to land marines if needed before regular troops depart. Taft still seeks a peaceful settlement despite growing tensions and reports.
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United States
Cuba
Taft
Republic
Sumner
New York Navy Yard
Latta
Havana
Fright Grips Russian Officials in Paris Dispatch
A Paris letter from Prof. Alexandre Ular, acting for Count Witte, reports Russian elites die or flee the country from fear. Governor General Skallon reportedly collapsed after a bomb blast. Rennenkampff expected to succeed. Admiral Dubassoff receives czar’s wealth but plans foreign residence. ex-Interior Minister Durnovo seeks refuge in Paris but is expelled and now missing.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Alexandre Ular
Count Witte
Ular
Skallon
Poland
Rennenkampff
Admiral Dubassoff
Moscow
Durnovo
M. Clemenceau
Five Black Victims Among Dead in Atlanta Riot
Atlanta reports five Black residents killed along with Policeman Heard and white woman Mrs. R. C. Thompson during Monday night disturbances. Gov. Terrell says martial law unlikely but to deploy state militia Tuesday night as a precaution.
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Atlanta
Heard
R. C. Thompson
Terrell
Associated Press
Big Farm Exports Outshine Imports in 1905 Balance
The department of agriculture reports exports of farm and forest products in 1905 exceeded imports by more than half, yielding a favorable trade balance of 285 million dollars.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
National Spanish War Veterans Campment Dates Set
The official call for the national encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans in Washington DC for the week starting October 8 has been canceled. The date was arranged to suit Comrade and President Theodore Roosevelt, who will attend and participate in the encampment.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Post
Kirkpatrick
Near Wreck by Borns At Stockholm
The American legation in Stockholm escaped a planned outrage when a Finnish refugee revolutionist, arrested September 22, narrowly failed to blow up the building. Authorities credit timely arrest of the conspirator.
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Borns
Stockholm
Sweden
Harvard Medical School Dedication Adds Largest Resources
Harvard University unveiled a major expansion with a Tuesday dedication ceremony for new white marble buildings at the Harvard Medical School. The group marks the university’s largest single expansion of resources to date.
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Harvard
Harvard Medical School
Injured Man Crawls Two Miles After Beating
Evansville Indiana coal miner William Bolin crawled two miles after being beaten by two men, left for dead in a pond with several broken ribs on his right side.
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William Bolin
Evansville
Ind
Hiccoughs Cause Death of Medford Man
Michael Finch of Medford Indiana died Monday after hiccoughs lasting five days. He had cared for a typhoid fever patient and his stomach was affected by the illness.
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Hiccoughs
Michael Finch
Medford
Ind
Three Arrests At Norfolk Insane Hospital Assault Charge
Forest Ellis William Byerly and Joe Wiles former attendants at the Norfolk state insane hospital were arrested by Sheriff Clements on acharge of assault with intent to do great bodily injury Indictments were found against them by the grand jury They each posted $1000 bail and secured attorneys The cases are set for district court on November 12 Byerly and Wiles are at the hospital while Ellis operates a Pender restaurant Dr Alden superintendent at the hospital ill but improving after a stroke. Dr Singer says he is better.
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William Byerly
Toe Wiles
Norfolk State Insane Hospital
Clements
Byerly
Wiles
Eliis la Conducting
Pender
Alden
Singer
Munn Prepares Ditch Survey Report for Richardson County
Civil engineer A. M. Munn in rule, with nine men, surveys Nemaha mouth for the Richardson county drainage ditch. He expects a preliminary report on elevations soon. The ditch would reduce river length by about twenty nine miles while keeping the river in its current channel for most of its course.
Foye Buys The Sioux City Railroad In Dakota City Sale
James A. Foye of Sioux City Indiana was the winning bidder for the Sioux City, Homer and Southern Railway company property sold at a sheriff's sale on the Dakota County courthouse steps. Sheriff H. C. Hansen auctioned the line to satisfy a judgment. Foye plans to secure a new franchise and concessions to operate the line toward Dakota City and Crystal Lake, aided by ample capital.
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James A. Foye
Sioux City
Dakota City
Crystal Lake
Preliminary Hearing in Williams Murder Case at Auburn
Clarence and Charles Williams faced a murder in the first degree charge for the Sept 14 death of their father Isaac Williams. The preliminary hearing was held in Auburn Tuesday with both brothers bound over to the December district court term. Charles released on bond of 10,000 and returned home with his mother, Clarence jailed.
Utica Hosts Rally to Enter Union Pacific Line
A lively Utica public meeting urged bringing the Union Pacific railroad to the city. A survey shows the route a few miles north, and authorities believe success depends on proper inducements.
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Utica
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Bank of Brady Robbery By Dynamite Using Fast Pursuit
Robbers wrecked the Bank of Brady in a Tuesday morning raid using dynamite. The total amount stolen is not known. A large posse chased the robbers, aided by dogs, but details remain unclear.
Swedes Naturalized in Burt County Ceremony
Over 100 Swedish born residents in Tokumah become naturalized United States citizens in Burt County. The rite brings the count of locals who have declared intention to become citizens to nearly 200.
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Tokumah
United States
Burt County
Injured by Horse Near Ainsworth in Collapsing Ride
A rough horse incident near Ainsworth left Frank Stephen with injuries after he was thrown to the ground when the animal bucked and fell on him. He suffered a broken collar bone and three ribs, with the horn of the saddle adding to the danger.
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Frank Stephen
Ainsworth
Fremont Man Drowns In Backyard Cesspool Accident
John Knechtel of Fremont fell into a rear yard cesspool while cleaning it out. He drowned before help could arrive, with the exact sequence of events unclear.
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John Knechtel
Fremont
Big Beet Harvest Near Sutherland Promises High Yield
The sugar beet harvest opens near Sutherland with expected yields of fifteen to twenty tons per acre and potential returns up to 100 dollars per acre for growers.
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Sutherland
New School House Contract Approved in Grand Island
At a special Grand Island board of education meeting the contract for constructing the new high school building was let. The action set the stage for the school project and involved the key decision maker designated as the caller for that purpose.
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Grand Islan
Board of Education of
Grand Island
Farmer Lytle Dies After Eating Poisoned Cheese
Robert Lytle a prominent York county farmer died Thursday morning after eating cheese laced with strychnine placed for a late night poisoning. The 240 acre York County landowner and former official was active in local development and promoted the Farmers' Independent elevator at Benedict. Coroner Mirch conducted an inquiry and did not order a coroner's jury.
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Robert Lytle
York
Lytle
York County
Farmers’ Independent
Benedict
Mirch
Bequest Contested as Mrs Brandon Will Is Challenged
Elmer F. Buxs of Albuquerque and brother of the deceased objects to the will of Mrs Sarah B Brandon of Tecumseh in Johnson county probate court. He challenges the bequest of two quarter section farms to the Tinley Rescue Home of Omaha claiming the home cannot receive under Nebraska law and alleges the decedent was deluded when executing the will. Accusations of fraud and undue influence are directed at Martha A. Lee and other officers of the rescue home.
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Sarah Brandon
Elmer KF. Buxs
Albuquerque
N. M
Sarah B. Brandon
Tecumseh
Hugh Lamaster
Johnson County
Biles
Tinley Rescue
Omaha
Nebraska
Tinley Rescue Home
Martha A. Lee
Trains Delayed Norfolk to Sioux City This Month
Omaha traffic disrupted as no trains run between Norfolk and Sioux City this month due to flood damage. Tracks and two bridges damaged, telegraph poles washed away, hindering rebuilding efforts. Workers scarce. pay is $2 per day but few accept.
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Sioux City
Cape Road
Est
Bhenser
Hoskins
Wayne
Wakefield
Minister Assaulted in Street Shoving Incident
A minister was assaulted on the street Thursday morning by Rogan Teagan during a dispute linked to a spring grand jury case in Seward County. Teagan knocked the Rev several times and kicked him after the minister spoke to him. Rogan paid a $6 fine and went before a justice of the peace.
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Coll Teagan
MLW
Lorimer
Presbyterian
Allen
Ketan
Seward County
Rogan
Justice of the Peace
Conte
Ramiway Team In Mud Retrieved Near Nebraska City
A team of four horses became trapped in mud near Nebraska City after escaping last Saturday. Rescuers freed two horses belonging to Henry Shark. The animals were initially unable to stand and had no access to food or water for several days before stabilization.
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Ramiway
Iyleg
Henry Shark
Nebraska City
Must Face the Music in Omaha Money Scheme Case
Walther charged with securing funds for a fake umbrella factory in Omaha. He allegedly transferred the money to his wife in Sioux City and, when demanded, sent a personal note dismissing the claim. He must stand trial in Omaha courts.
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Walther
Omaha
Siouxity
Coat of Tar and Feathers Shocks Meadow Creek Town
A streammer arrived in Meadow Creek wearing a coat of tar and feathers after being tarred and feathered at Long Pine. He had been living with a half-demented woman whose property was at stake, and Hoyn of the town ordered the punishment.
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Crewe
Hoyn
Priests Convene at Weet Point Deanery Convocation
The semiannual meeting of Weet Point deanery priests occurred Wednesday under Bishop Richard Scannell. Attendees from the diocese discussed and acted on several locally important ecclesiastical matters.
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Weet Point
Mace
Thev
Richard Scannell
Ornmha
Rium was Hoy Captured
John Orcutt a 12 year old boy who ran away from home at Rule with Vaonaniburg’s offer was arrested at etitrloe on information from his stepfather Hiram nodmrase. He will be held until his father conver after him.
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Rium
John Orcutt
Swey
Rule
Vaonaniburg
Etitrloe
Hiram
Nodmrase
Ditch Camp Laborer Dies in Government Irrigation Work
A laborer named Arthur Mrankar was shot and killed near Dorhe's Camp on the government irrigation ditch about ten miles north of Scotty Dol on Wednesday. The assailant, Dy Conegro, fled the scene. the killer's escape remains under investigation.
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Arthur Mrankar
Dorhe
Irtvation
Scotty Dol
Ware
Reversal for Burlington in cattle shipment case remanded
Supreme court reverses a lower court ruling on damages from delayed cattle shipment from Nebraska City to Chicago. The case now goes to the district court of Otoe county. The ruling notes the burden on the owner to prove carrier negligence and that evidence must show ordinarily expected transit time.
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Burlington Railroad Company
Richard Clevey
District Court
Otoe County
Cleve
Nebraska City
Chicago
Supreme Court
Chicago and New York Trade and Industrial Outlook
Autumn activity shows strong wholesale and industrial demand with high temperatures curbing retail stimulus. Food markets improve while fall and winter merchandise demand rises, shipping strained by inland and export routes, railcar shortages, and complex freight tariffs. Iron ore, lumber, grain transport expand. lumber and construction costs stay high. Retail opens slowly. currency demand remains heavy amid ongoing imports and rate expectations after October.
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Gulf and Pacific
Chicago
Dan
New York
Bradstreet
Commodity Price Averages Across Multiple Cities
The report lists cattle hogs and sheep prices in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York Toledo and more. It covers grains wheat corn oats rye and dairy items with unit grades and ranges, reflecting regional market activity.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Toledo
T&e
Nations accept invitation to Berlin wireless conference
To Central Wireless Telegraphy, nineteen nations have accepted the invitation of Germany to send delegates to the International wireless telegraphy convention to be held in Berlin next month. One of the problem to be solved is how to check the interference of private stations with public or governmental messages.
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Germany
Berlin
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