Judge Sidener Defends Mules In World’s Fair Case
Missouri court heard five defendants tied to horse mule cruelty at the World’s Fair Grounds as Mary W. Calkins of the Golden Chain Humane Society seeks action. Judge Sidener proclaiming knowledge of mules says he knows how to gauge pain and damage, while witnesses discuss mule tolerance and care amid the mules’ shoulder galls and work conditions.
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Sts.Louis
Justice of the Peace
Missouri
City Hall
Siddener
Indiana
Gantlamen
Mary W. Calkins
Golden Chain Humane Society
James Ward
Homer Price
Albert Stauffer
Herbert McGowan
Arthur
O'Hara
Rosedale Construction Co
Southern Construction Co
Gray Construction Co
John Gorman
New Mexico Apples Reach Chicago In Big Shipment
A 14 carload train near Harrison Street carries apples grown at 4000 feet in Pacos Valley Roswell New Mexico. From J J Hagerman South Springs orchard, part of a 200 car consignment shipped from Roswell. Varieties include Gano Mammoth black twig winesap Arkansas black Missouri pippin Jonathan and others. Freight $2800. Hagerman settled in New Mexico for health and saw insect and disease advantages over Eastern orchards.
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Ilneis Central
Harrison Street
J. J. Hagerman
South Springs
Roswell
Forter Bros. Co
Colorado
Jonathan
New Mexico
Arkansas
Missouri
Pacos Valley
Morgan Saves Trust with Heavy Stock Investment
New York November 10. Mr Morgan and allies buy up unsalable United States Shipbuilding securities to rescue the Trust Company of the Republic. About 34,000,000 in bonds sought to undo a trust company amid uneasy markets as saviors step forward to avert broader damage from unmarketed securities.
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New York
Morgan
United States Shipbuilding Company
Trust Company of the Republic
Mr. Morgan
Training and Overwork Claims in Mule Case at Fair
The trial centers on mule treatment at the World's Fair grounds with veterinary surgeon Dr F A Goodbody defending constant work to toughen sores. He testifies overwork rarely harms mules, while attorney Meige questions animal welfare. Judge Sidener fines O Hara $20 for overworking mules. others discharged.
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Beon
Attorney Meige
Golden Chain Humane Society
Dr. Goodbody
O'Hara
Sidener
Seven and a Half Million Acres Ranch Bought in Mexico
W C Green of New York and three Americans bought a vast tract in Sonora, northern Mexico, 7 6 million acres. Enclosed by four strand wire, it will become the world’s largest cattle ranch, 126 by 100 miles, needing over 7 000 miles of barbed wire. It may pasture about 50 000 cattle, with irrigation and forage crops boosting yields. Green heads the Copper Company at Cananea, Mexico.
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Austin
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W. C. Green
New York City
Sohora
Green
Green’ Consolidated ‘Copper Up
Cananea
Market notes on securities and Morgan linked interests
The passage discusses securities market sentiment with Morgan tied banking and speculative interests. It notes little action from these groups and contrasts private resources watching others take risks, later regretting outcomes. The tone reflects cautious optimism and resignation about relative rather than absolute gains.
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Railroad Superintendent Egan Missing in Montana Woods
Nov 8 Kalispell Montana reports a final search for Superintendent Egan who vanished during a hunting party a week earlier. Local Indians and police comb Half Moon Lake area as a three foot snowstorm hampers tracking with a $1,000 reward offered and theories ranging from bandit capture to accidental death in the mountains.
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Egan
Flathead
Sherif Hunt
Half Moon Lake
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Giarme
St. Paul
Minn
Belton
Rocky Mountains
Sheriff Hand
Mayor Logan
A. B. Egan
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
Northern Pacific
America
Wall Street and heaven meet in Parkhurst sermon
The Rev. C M Parkhurst says business and religion are compatible noting Jesus could have entered Wall Street to profit. He claims Wall street is legitimate and contrasts preachers and manufacturers urging people to pursue genuine purpose rather than empty pursuits. He argues religion and commerce can share a path and references Christ’s hypothetical real estate venture.
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New York
Wall At Rest
Broad Street
C. M. Parkhurst
Christ
Jesus
God
Wall Street
Columbia Falls
Hungry Horne Creek
South Fork
Pyramid Peak
Houston
Kallepel
Belton
Egan
Mgan
Boers Buy Missouri Mules For South Africa War After Peace
Kansas City report shows Boer buyers snapped up 1000 Missouri mules from Guyton Harrington, paying higher prices than Britain. Boers praised the mule for grit and endurance, noting mules moved to Transvaal to restock farms with British funds.
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Kansas City
South Africa
Edward
Great Britain
Missouri
Ita Boers
United States
New York
Transvaal
Guyton-Harrington Mule Co
Fouth
J. D. Guyton Eaid
South
Durens
Army to Aid in War on Ladrones Near Manila
Manila reports the government considers using the military to aid civil authorities in eradicating the Ladrones near Manila. The plan foresees joint operation with civilians, with martial law likely in Cavite and writ of habeas corpus suspended during campaigns as Rizal, Bulacan, and Cavite face raids and depredations.
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Ladrones
Manila
Iadronea
Rizal
Bulacan
Cavite
Davis
Tayabas
Commissioner Appointed to Take Missouri Illinois Testimony
Frank Bright of the Washington bar was appointed by stipulation as commissioner to gather evidence in the case Missouri versus Illinois. The testimony starts December 1 in the Supreme Court proceeding over Chicago drainage water in the Mississippi River. James Todd, Sanitary District of Chicago, withdrew his motion to dismiss for lack of prosecution. The court also affirmed a state case against Howard Dreyer, former West Side Park commissioner, for misappropriation of public funds and sentenced him to prison.
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Frank Bright
Missouri
Illinois
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Mississippi
Frank
Bright
Washington Bar
James Todd
Sanitary District of
Supreme Court of the State of
Tiloja
Howard
Dreyer
Weat Side Park
Yates Doing Well At Springfield Report
Springfield November 10 Dr. Taylor reported at noon Gov. Yates was doing very well He passed a good night and was sleeping well
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Springfield
Taylor
Gov. Yates
Cuban Treaty Discussion With Secretary Hay
Secretary Hay held a brief talk with Cuban minister Senor Quesada on a potential United States Cuba treaty. Only the treaty subject was touched, Quesada has instructions and awaits further orders from Havana before negotiating. Arrival of the regation mail delayed final directions, Quesada awaiting Zayas’s New York report on Cuban children matters before proceeding.
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Washington
Senor Quesada
Hay
United States
Cuba
Quesada
Cube
Conan General Zayas
New York
Bis Island
Irish Leaders in Prison Cells
Report from Dublin describes many nationalists held or awaiting sentences under the coercion act. It cites Mrs. Anne O Mahony of Waterford facing two months for noncompliance, without hard labor, and claims of forged letters in a case involving Sergeants Sullivan and Sheridan.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Anne O'Mahony
Waterford
United Kingdom
United Irish League
Sullivan
Sheridan
Buzo
Great Cattle Queen of Texas Sheds Light on Vast Texas Estate
Washington special profiles Mrs. King of Corpus Christi, said to own at least 500000 acres across six Texas ranches. The Nueces County hold is about 200000 acres by the gulf. Cattle likely exceed 100000 head, valued around 18 dollars each, plus hundreds of horses worth about a million. The estate, left by a pioneering stockman, is now managed by her son in law.
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Texas
R. W. Flagg
San Antonio
King
Corpus Christi
Elx
Nueces County
Gulf of Mexico
Colombia Orders Fight as Peace Talks Stall
Pan area, Nov. 10. Colombian gunboats Bogota and Chucuito sailed along the coast seeking the revolutionary fleet. Captain Marmaduke may engage in a decisive battle if possible. Costa Rica reports General Vargas Santos avoided Panama peace talks over amnesty decree and the Uribe Uribe execution order. He urges peace only if civil and political rights for the liberal party are recognized.
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Pan Area
Colombia
Bogota
Chucuito
Marmaduke
San Jose
Costa ‘Rica
General Vargas Santos
Panama
United States
Wisconsin
Marroquin
Vargas-Santos
Tovar
Uribe-Uribe
Rio Frio Colombia
Liberal Party
Esau the educated monkey wows New York crowd
A New York Special reports Mr. Esau, a highly trained monkey at Centre Park Zoo, shown to the Medical Association of the Greater City of New York, displays humanlike traits and skills. He eats with a fork, drinks from a finger bowl, and even offers a kiss. The exhibit notes his rapid pulse, nimble hands, and budding emotions as two other primates in the Bronx also undergo rapid education.
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New York
Charles Darwin
Darwin
Africa
South America
Medical Association
Thesssavanta
Hubbel
Esa
Academy
Esau
Mr. Esau
Cap
Lur
Hsau
Egan
New York Zoological Society
Bronx
Eight Hurt in Trolley Crash in St Louis
At Jefferson avenue and Howard street a wagon with twelve people was struck by a street car. Eight injured, Lorretto Sefton ten was internally injured and hospitalized. A mob urged lynching of the motorman and conductor but police and a patrol wagon protected them.
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St. Louis
Jefferson Avenue
Howard Street
Lorretto Sefton
Wade
Carmen
Horse vaults high hurdle world record at show
A jumping pony named Krueger vaulted a six foot hurdle at the horse show last night. The rider attempted a repeat jump twice, fell short but was not injured. Krueger set a new world record for height in the event.
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Krueger
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