Diamond Ring Linked to Suitcase Tragedy Probed
Police continue to detain Morris Nathan and others in connection with a suitcase murder case. The body and ring tied to Susanna Geary were found. officers seek a pawn ticket and physician suspect while Nathan’s condition raises doubt he will appear in Municipal Court.
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Noy
Morris Nathan
Focal Poles
Susanna A. Geary
Tie
Tubtun
eBeck Bay Loan Company
Geary
Southend
Fainst Nathan
Oth
Fire destroys box factory in North Market area
Burglars tr a ust Columbia box factory North Market was destroyed by fire early morning. Loss estimated at 176 dollars. St George area reports a long-ago event involving a Lancaster figure and a husband who served in 1812.
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Columbia
North Market
Nine Street
Anarchy Trials Rage Across Odessa In Civil Unrest
Dispatches report widespread rioting in Odessa with hundreds of anarchists and loyalists clashing. Hospitals treat many fatally hurt and wounded as police, troops, and Red Cross responders patrol the streets amid looting and arson.
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Odessa
Wilawn
Red Cross
Revolution Proclamation in Warsaw Sparks City Turmoil
In Warsaw two people were killed as infantry fired on protesting crowds at 3 pm. Socialists advocate revolution as patriotic banners appear and mass meetings form at Panharmonic hall. Citizens urge governor to withdraw military. government pledges arms only if attacked. Vistula railroad strike committee reports a telegram from St. Petersburg praising a first victory.
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Warsaw
Russian Poland
Severan
Evere
Socialist-Democratits
Panharmonic Hall
Vistula
St. Petersburg
Riots in Radom Russia End In Violent Clashes
Reports from Radom note anti government demonstrations turning into widespread rioting with mobs destroying telegraph poles burning property barricading streets and throwing bombs at troops. Soldiers fired on rioters with many civilians and soldiers killed or wounded.
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Rostoff-on-Don
Russia
Minsk
Jewisa Hospital
Radom
Turkestan
Tashken
Russian Turkestan
Road Cost 75 000 Per Mile For Philippine Wagon Road
Major L. W. Kennon reports the Manila to Baguio wagon road in Benguet province cost between 1 400 000 and 2 600 000 dollars to complete. He confirms 75 000 dollars per mile for the final 20 miles through mountains where forests were cleared and rocks cut. The road is ready for rail if the government opts to build a steel highway.
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San Francisco
L. W. Kennon
Manila
Baguio
Benguet
Logan
Philippines
Ketinon
Eleven Whaling Vessels Caught in Arctic Ocean
A telegram from Captain H H Bodenleh reports that eleven whaling ships from San Francisco, nearly the whole fleet, are trapped in the Arctic Ocean. With 440 men aboard, they cannot escape until July or August, enduring a harsh northern winter. Only the William Bayliss and the Monterey managed to escape.
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San Francisco
Arctic Ocean
Lewis Apperson and Ford & Co
H H. Bodenleh
William Bayliss
Monterey
Confesses to Another Murder in Florida Case
Isham Edwards pled guilty to a second homicide three months before the Eppes murder. He described the killing of a Black woman with glee and later served as pallbearer and offered prayers at her funeral. Edwards, a Black man, is to be hanged Friday for the Leon county official’s murder.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Isham Edwards
N W. Eppes
Leon County
Edwards
Taft Visit Saluted by Panama Anniversary Salute
The United States cruiser Columbia arriving from Norfolk with Secretary Taft on board is met by flame signaling and a salute from six pounders brought from Panama City to mark Panama’s republic anniversary and Taft’s arrival.
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Colon
United States
Columbia
Norfolk
Taft
Panama Railroad
Republic of Panama
Panama
Oklahoma Bank Fairs
The Palmers national bank of Kingfisher Oklahoma Territory closed by order of the comptroller of the currency and placed in the hands of a receiver. Nearly all stock is held as collateral security or owned by the Denver Savings bank which recently failed. The capital stock of the Farmers' national to $25 000.
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Washington
Palmers National Bank
Kingfisher
Oklahoma Territory
Kingfisher Bank
Denver Savings Bank
Farmers’ National
Southern Immigration Conference Set in Chattanooga
Immigrant conference dates November 9 and 10 in Chattanooga attract broad support as invitations are accepted. Delegates from the south gather to discuss regional cooperation and national quarantine control amid divided sentiment on these issues.
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Chattanooga
Smith
Girl Shoots Lover in Vevay. Teacher Fatally Wounded
In Vevay Indiana Jennie Moody shot 22 year old Bennington school teacher Stanley Ryan at Moody's home. Ryan claimed the shooting may be accidental though Moody had threatened violence two weeks earlier. police investigated as crowds gathered and tensions rose amid rumors of motive and fear.
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Vevay
Ind
Stanley Ryan
Bennington
Jennie Moody
Ryan
Moody
Break in Main Causes Death in Chicago
Three lives were lost and property valued at $150 destroyed as a three foot water main burst at Eighteenth and Clark streets. Water flooded several blocks, damaging multiple business houses and residences. Traffic on the New York Chicago and St. Louis railroad was delayed for hours. Dozens of families were left homeless.
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Chicago
New York, Chicagoa and St. Louis
Eighteenth and
Clark Streets
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