Expulsion of Armenians and a Tragic Family Feud
Circling the globe reports Vienna that czar decreed expulsion from Russia of Armenians who fled massacres. Armenians refused admission at frontier, were sent back and forth amid harsh weather. In Illinois Richard Green, a feudist once warned notoriety, killed his wife and then killed himself after a domestic dispute.
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Vienna
Div
Czar
Russia
Turkey
Richard Green
Wailea
Hiatcook
Bank Robbery Fails as Bandits Wreck Train Car
A botched Akron Indiana bank raid left two night operators bound and telephones cut. Dynamite wrecked the bank and a mail car, while a guard and others suffered injuries. A police chase followed with one bandit captured and gunfire exchanged.
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Exchange Bank
Akron
Ind
Hie Bank
Treasury’s gold reserves reach historic high records
Secretary Shaw reports the United States treasury holds more gold than any nation before, surpassing rivals such as Russia, France, Germany, Austria Hungary, and England. The figures show large holdings across major countries, with the United States leading the global gold stock.
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Shaw
United States
Russia
Orange
Germany
Austria- Hungary
England
Aged Couple Found Dead In Albany Hotel
William and Martha Hoogebeom both about 60 were found dead from gas asphyxiation in an Albany hotel. Residents of Cobleskill they left two sons and a daughter in law. They had been to Albany to visit relatives and were reportedly to be discharged from Albany County penitentiary after six months for petty larceny and burglary. It is believed the deaths were accidental.
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William
Martha Hoogebeom
Albany
N. Y
Ast Cobleskil
Albany County
Waiting on Colombia delays Asthmian canal commission
The President has given no consideration yet to the personnel of the Asth mian canal commission. We told senator Customs of liners that pend ing negotiations with Colombia were finished and the government ascertained exactly where it was at. He would not consider the matter of appointments on the commission.
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Columbia
Asthmian Canal Commission
Customs
Pendine
Colombia
A Horrible Crime Near Lake Erie Involving Mrs Dressner Found Dead
A young woman named Mrs Jora Dressner was found dead in a field with a bullet wound near Q T. Her months old baby, nursing, faced the gruesome scene as the shot ripped her cheek. There is no clue to the murder. The article also reports the steamer Macy sinking in Lake Erie after a burst, with the barge Mabel Wilson breaking away during the incident.
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Jora Dressner
Q. T
Lake Eric
Lake Erie
Macy
Mabel Wilson
Volcanic Disaster in Guatemala Reported by Campbell
W. S. Campbell's San Francisco dispatch gives scattered figures on Guatemala eruption damage. He notes uncertain death toll but suggests thousands may have died and cites ruined plantations, destroyed machinery, and widespread destruction near Quezaltenango.
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Guatemala
Campbell
San Francisco
Sunn
Jose
Cabrera
Albert Tames
James
Adolfo Meyers
Rel Mano
Quezaltenango
Mrs Zeisler Triumphs Amid Paris Concert Controversy
Chicago pianist Mrs Bloomfield Zeisler performed with the Lamiereux orchestra at Sergent Theater in Paris. She faced anti foreign protest but secured the stage, drawing royal enthusiasm from the audience and meeting composer Moszkowski after the concert.
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Chicago
Bloomfield Reisler
Lamiereux
Sergent Theater
Paris
Coner
Zeise Torppea
Pal Ris
Fasta
Mosazkoveki
American pirates seize schooner in consular plot
Two deserters from the United States conspired with an American to steal the schooner Agnes Tram from the United States consulate. They planned to reach Tang Ku by sea near a burial site. Caught in the act, they were convicted and sentenced to imprisonment and will be reported to the United States after completing their terms.
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Shanzhai
Utis
Bini
Phaint
Pert Sind
Sorisidor
Piontsin
United States
Agnes
Tang-Ku
French inventors test new balloon under wind
French researchers report successful balloon tests at Montreux with multiple ascents and a lossless return, aiming to prove airship viability despite wind. The trials follow claims about an experimental vessel, amid cautious official statements and ongoing demonstrations. A separate report notes a $40,000 currency theft alleged near a Portland express car stop, which officials deny.
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Denis
Stevens
Montues
Divi
Eael
Ohiitha
Myee
Inett
Corm
Sanctity
Portland
Slorth
Burlington Station
Lincoln
Adama Fxpress Company
Burlington Road
Accountant Slain at Ross-Moyer Factory on Sycamore St
Edward Santkamp accountant and acting superintendent at Ross-Moyer Machinery Tool Co was found slain in the Cincinnati factory on Sycamore Street. Evidence suggests a struggle in the counting room but no suspect identified.
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Edward Santkamp
Ross-Moyer Machinery Tool Company
Sycamore Street
Cincinnati
Indiana Wins Vandalia Railroad Suit for School Fund
The State of Indiana prevails in the Vandalia Railroad case held by Marion Superior Court. If unappealed, the school fund will gain about 635 424.75 with the state netting roughly 1.5 percent after attorney fees. The suit, dating to 1847, sought money due the school fund from railroad profits.
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Indiana
Vandalin Railroad
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Mi. Marion
Divorce Decree Gives Mrs Miles Control of College
Final decree by Judge Donovan in Detroit grants Mrs C C Miles control of the family business college and orders her to pay Mr Miles 4000 in installments. First two payments include 125 to Mrs Miles’ attorneys. The report notes the decree’s unusual terms and financial arrangement.
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Miles
Ashland Docks Fire Claims Two Lives at Central Ore Docks
A massive blaze at the Central ore docks in Ashland Wisconsin killed two men and caused about 500000 in property loss. Fire crews and local workers aided by a tug battled flames as the half mile long dock burned, with many workers evacuated and several hundred narrowly escaping collapse.
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Ashland
Wis
Wisconsin Central
Central Ore Docks
Unknown Men Slay Woman Near Caruthersville
Mrs Johnston of Caruthersville was shot and killed by six armed men on her farm five miles west of town over a disputed cow owned by J C Linsley. She fired at them from the yard as they attacked the property. she died after being struck by bullets as the mob escaped.
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Wittechester Rifles
Armour & Co Aims to Corner Northwest Potato Crop
Armour & Co of Chicago reportedly plans to corner the Northwest potato supply to push prices to 60 cents a bushel by December 15. Agents are active in Michigan, Minnesota and other states buying potatoes at 16 or 17 cents a bushel and moving trains of tubers toward cold storage warehouses under firm control.
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Armour & Co
Chicago
Northwest
Arnour & Co
Michigan
Minnesota
Insured Man Buried Alive in Alleged Conspiracy Case
A victim in Chi liwabun Mexico claims a body was found buried alive after an insurance fraud plot tied to men jailed in Fl base Pox. The scene showed a struggle marks on the coffin lid and palms turned upward amid the deceased.
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Coffitt
M. Mitchell
Chiliwabun
Mexico
Fl Base
Pox
New York Tife Insurance Company
Trade Review Highlights Rail Congestion and Steel Demand
New York reports Voluntary wage increases by major railways reflect strong traffic and incomes. Industry shows continued high coal shipments and railway earnings up sharply. Iron and steel orders rise, prices for early delivery high. Freight congestion remains severe in Chicago and the East, with cars scarce and perishable goods delayed. Wheat market steady with large visible supplies and active exports.
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Kh. G. Dun & Co
Tue
United States
Canada
Chicago
Market price references for livestock and grains across several cities
The notice lists ranges for cattle hogs and sheep in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and for grains including wheat corn oats rye and barley. Prices cover No 2 grades and various quality brackets with units in dollars and cents.
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Chicago
Timothy
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
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