Fajivees Reported Failures and Lost Vessel San Blas
Telegraph dispatches detail widespread failures in cotton goods firms led by Brigg & Gro. of Frankford and a Vanillen Lumber and Shingle Co. receiver in Little Rock, Arkansas. George Steel & Co. of Sun River, Montana shows liabilities near 89,000 with 100,000 assets. A San Blas schooner reportedly lost with Captain A D Asquini and a crew of six perished. vessel feared overdue since September 4 from Fort Morant Jamaica to Baltimore. insurance noted.
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New York
United States
Brigg & Gro
Frankford
Philadelphia
Brooks, Miller & Co
Van
Baltimore
Kenry Bros
Abaco
West Indies
Anong
Fort Morant
Jamaica
A. D. Asquini
Ort Morant
Indictments Arise Over Election Interference and Arrests
United States Grand Jury charges Lieutenant Mulien John Burke and Officers Keating Cunningham with using force and intimidation to stop qualified voters from exercising suffrage. An October 13 arrest of several colored men at a station house led to claims of a circus connection and no charges against those released. Separately a Rhode Island case involves a missing 37 year old man and a possible circus-related disappearance. In Minnesota a coal miners’ meeting spurs a strike over district price amid river rise concerns and ongoing wage talks.
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Cincinnati
United States Grand Jury
Michael Mulien
John Burke
Patrolnien
Mongngamala City
Nelson’s Hollow
Five Desperadoes Arrested Over Yellowstone Killing and Vandalism
Reports from Yellowstone Park recount Colonel Stewart enforcing new laws aimed at stopping illegal hunting and park damage. In weeks prior, over twenty convictions were reported including relic hunters. Separate items note a fatal shooting in Fanno Illinois after a suspected robbery and a train attack near Escondida New Mexico.
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CietEnNe
Wyo
Stewart
Yellowstone Track
Lall
James T. Clark
Worthwest
Clark
Ile
Lucerne
N. M
Escondida
Here
Murdered for Money near Quincy finds body. detectives at work
Clippings report a man named Slritzern from Fowler is found murdered after a dispute over a horse sale. Face crushed and skull broken. Detectives at work on the case as authorities pursue leads and identify suspects among several men linked to the incident.
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Quincy
Joseph Slritzern
Nan
Fowler
Tiene
Springer Committee Report and Treasury Changes Report
The Springer committee reports on frauds in Star route service reveal contradictions and alleged perjury, while the Treasury welcomes new Secretary McCutloch who takes charge as Gresham withdraws. Also noted are postal holiday hours under open election conditions and other early November items from Worcester and New York reports.
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Springer Committee
Wasniscrog
Star Route Service
Treasury
Thlomw Dlogh McCutlock
the Treasury
Department
Gresham
Indiana
Attack on Michipicoten Police Sparks Clash in Darghary Riot
Reporting from Michipicoton to Darghary, rioters overwhelmed constables Mills and Dodds and wounded Inspector Ward as 400 Molly Maguires armed with repeating rifles seized control of the town. Toronto police arrived, arrests followed, and fears of militia deployment persisted amid the chaotic dispatches.
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Darghary
Mbetta Katia
Toneste
Michipicoton
Mills
Dodds
Ward
Toronto
Ottawa
Metta Katla
British Columbia
Bishan Ridley
Mr. Duncan
Wissires
John MacCormick
Brceny
RieCornick
T.M. Senecal
North Shore Railroad
Vereberres
Multiple Local Deaths and Crimes Reported Across States
A series of brief items notes suicides and deaths. Virginia Mason, of Minneapolis, died by chloroform after depression linked to a 1912 crime against her husband Bryant Coe. Preston Ld. Jones, editor of the Sunday Dispatch, died in a room at Girard House of apoplexy. Major Isaac W. Walker, a Virginia politician, died in Rienvoxa after efforts to be moved for voting. Mrs. Waddell was murdered near Richmond by a Black assailant with a hatchet. Three sailors from the Satile Stone sailing off Skillacale were reported missing: William Dickinson, Sir Goodrow, and Tony.
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Minserpolis
Minn
Virginia Mason
Bryant Coe
ProvispeNer
Preston Ld. Jones
Sunday Dispatch
Girard House
Milwauker
Wis
Skillacale
William Dickinson
Goodrow
Bay City
Tony
Ceechew
Detroit
Dy. Toof
Mrs. Toof
Treaty aims open colonial trade under new policy
Madrid cabinet meeting led by King Alfonso discusses terms of a new Anglo American-Spanish accord for the West Indies and Cuba. The pact would grant duty free sugars molasses and tobacco to the United States and Cuba with Spain reducing duties on cattle salt fish and some goods, while allowing American cereals and flour to enter Spanish colonies on equal footing.
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Alfonso
Sener Elduayen
United States
Poster
Sener Albecote
Cuba
Porto Rica
America
West Indies
Spain
Crnovas Dostila
Stoubed
Berlin
Frederik William
Brunswick
Germany
Sean
Sond
Amdernan
Khartutan
Vienna
Kindberg
Usteia
Brussers
Leopold
King Humbert
Italy
Dewey
James Elis French
Alfred Melerhan
George Taylor
Malcelm Johnston
Cornwall
Maasdam disaster saved passengers by Rhein at New York
The Maasdam burned after a northwest gale and petroleum tank leak. The steamer Rhein rescued 380 aboard with all hands uninjured. Captain Vanders and passenger James Gray praised crew courage and shared details of lifeboats and rockets.
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Athens
Ning P
Maasdam
Vandersi
Maasdan
Rotterdam
Bremen
York
James Gray
Aptain
Oliver
Abraham Saut
Montague
Michiga
Jun
Stufer
Imi
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