Deaths and Trials of Russian Revolutionists in Odessa Style
Detective Mills reports brutal executions in Liban and Odessa under martial rule. He describes drum head courts, rapid executions of young revolutionists, and terrorist tactics including threats and arson. A Cossack commander deterred fires by public flogging, ending a string of arsons. He notes many suspects are youths under twenty.
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Chicago
Russia
Marie Mills
Schuttler
Nothern
Europe
Meffodi Zeirosekow
Liban
Mills
Zeimosekow
Odessa
Merzalkova
Anther
Merzatkova
Vulna
Kiev
Tula
Mirsk
Improvement Continues in Trade Reports for New York
R G bun Co. reviews trade noting gradual gains in manufacturing plant operation and replenishment of country merchant stocks. Retail remains quiet except for clearance sales, while wholesale and jobbing show strong fall activity and collections are irregular. Iron and steel demand rises with more contracts for plate, pipe, and steel cars, and ore fleet expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Bun & Co
Independent Voters Barred From Tuesday Primary
Lansing report notes attorney general opinion states independents have no ballot in the upcoming primary. Voting machines cannot be used and precinct boards cannot display pastors' lists of delegate candidates. Independent participation requires an independent party and proper registration since last election.
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Lansing Mich
Attorney General's Department
Board of Elections
Precinects
Fort Meigs Grand Army Parade Marks 1812 Memorial
A civil parade preceded the Grand Army of the Republic ceremony at Fort Meigs Perrysburg to dedicate the Fort Meigs monument. Governor Harris Senator Foraker and General Young spoke praising the nation and Kentucky ties, amid large crowds and patriotic display.
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Toledo
Fort Meigs
Perrysburg
Grand Army of the Republic
William Henry Harrison
Proctor
J. B. kKoraker
Harris
Bennett H. Young
Willson
Kentucky
David Robinson, Jr
Senator Foraker
Toledo Parade Honors Vets With Grand Army Pageant
Under Colonel L. W. Howard Toledo staged a grand civil parade with nearly 4,000 in line. The march started at Jefferson and Tenth streets, passing Summit, Cherry, Erie, Madison, and Sixteenth streets in nine divisions. Local clubs, fire departments, veterans groups, and the Maccabees joined the procession, followed by a Venetian Night river spectacle.
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L. W. Howard
Toledo
Jefferson and
Tenth Streets
Jefferson Street
Summit Street
Cherry Street
Cherry
Erie
Madison
Howard
Willam H. Cook
Mem Vvers
Woman's Lettef Corps
Burton
G. A
Mercorial Hall
Senator Foraker
Wolverine
Essex
Mrs Raum Seeks Divorce In Peoria Court
Ane Raum formerly Aurora society girl and wife of Daniel F Raum filed for legal separation in Peoria circuit court on statutory grounds. Raum, convicted in Tennessee in 1807 of forgery and sent to Joliet penitentiary, drew public interest as his wife stood by him during his arrest trial and imprisonment.
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Peoria
Ane
Plvira Copley Raum
Aurora
Daniel F. Raum
Joliet
Circuit Court
Eskine
Raum
Irs
Teua
Clvng
United States Scout Cruiser Chester Arrives at Horta
The Chester commanded by Commander Henry B. Wilson has arrived at Horta Azores from Tompkinsville and proceeded on its voyage. Wilson reports a fine passage and that all on board are well.
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Horta
Azores
United States
Chester
Henry B. Wilson
Wilson
Tompkinsville
Going in for speed Uncle Sam Proposes to Own Some Very Fast Torpedo Boat Destroyers
Bids for reconstruction of ten torpedo boat destroyers to exceed Litustania speed, cost 800000 dollars each, with oil and coal capability, and a 50000 dollar forfeit per speed failure. Vessels to displace at least 742 tons and reach 29.5 knots on trials. Plans remain secret by the Navy Department.
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Sam
New York
Lusitania
United States Navy
Navy Department
Kato Named Ambassador to London
Tokio reports M. Kato former foreign minister will become ambassador to London. He succeeds Count Kumura who returns to assume duties as minister of foreign affairs in the Katsura cabinet. The choice came as a surprise to observers.
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Tokio
M. Kato
London
Count Kaimura
Katsura
Count Kumura
Death of Confederate Lieutenant General Stewart
New Orleans reports the death of Lieutenant General Alexander Stewart at eighty seven years old. He was one of the last surviving lieutenant generals of the Confederate States Army, and his passing follows the death four months earlier of General Steven F. Lee.
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New Orleans
New
United Confederate Veterans
Stewart
F'Sicr Bolivar Buckner
Kentucky
Confederate States Army
Commissioner Smith to Marry
Hastings Nebraska announces the marriage of Miss Gertrude Dietrich daughter of ex United States Senator Dietrich or Herbert Knox Smith commissioner of Corporations on September 26 at Farmington County?
Train Strikes Auto Near Hammond Indiana
A derailed Erie passenger train hit a car south of Hammond injuring E F Bullis his ten year old son and W T Cresmer of Chicago, all traveling to Cedar Lake in two cars. General William H Carter arrives in Indianapolis to assume command of Fort Benjamin Harrison.
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Hammond
Ind
Here
E. FE. Bullis
W. T. Cresmer
Chicago
F. FE. Bullis
Cedar Lake
Erie
William H. Carter
U0. S. A
Department of the Lakes
Indanapolis
Assu
Roosevelt postpones Africa hunt plans in Northwest trip
Nermt Roosevelt sails from Oyster Bay to join John Greenway on a Northwest big game hunt while President Roosevelt’s Africa expedition remains unconfirmed. Reports tying Rev Dr Rainsford to the trip are denied by the president's secretary.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Nerm.t Roosevelt
Africa
Northwest
John Greenway
Rough Rider
United States Steel Corporation
Mesaba Range
W.S. Rainsford
St. George's Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Roosevelt
Kaiser Reviews His Troops in Berlin Spectacle
Emperor William held an autumn review of Berlin and Potsdam troops drawing 25 000 infantry and 8 000 cavalry from the household regiments. Lieutenant John T P Wisser the United States military attaché at Berlin attended among foreign guests.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Emperor William
Potham
John T. P. Wisser
United States
Two More Crimes to His Account
The bodies of Dominick and James Mollica, brothers, were identified after a confrontation at Scenery hill. They had pursued an alleged kidnapper of Dominick Mollica’s housekeeper, a young Italian woman, and were killed in the ensuing battle two weeks earlier.
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Monongahela
Scenery Hill
Dominick
James Mollica
Dominick Mollica
Recognition of Mulai Hafid as Sultan of Morocco
Berlin dispatch reports the foreign office instructed German ambassadors to urge prompt recognition of Mulai Hafid as sultan of Morocco by all signatories of the Algeciras act, aiming to advance German interests.
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Mulai Hafid
Berlin
Foreign Office
Algeciras
Rocco
Rededication of Old Settlers Cabin Draws Jefferson County Crowds
A large Old Settlers gathering at the Tex Cabin honored the historic log cabin with remarks by Hiram Heaton and Ralph Lamson. Speakers included William H. Voop Charles H. Gage J. D. Jones and W. B. Bonnifield Jr. The day featured singing led by Mrs. Higley and Mrs. McCord a parade through Fairfield with bands and many participants and a tuberculosis exhibit by Prof. Kepford.
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Tex Cabin
Fenrge
Ralph Lamson
Ec. Fain
Hiram Heaton
Old Settler
People
William H.voop
Jaigen County
Charles H. Gage
Murray
J. D Jones
W. B. Bonnifield
W. B. Bonnifield, Jr
Charles Nickel
Ottumwa
Bonnifield
T. F. Higley
Helen J. McCord
America
John Roth
William B. Sullivan
George Ball
W. B. Bounffeld
Kepford
Stobbe Building
State Board of Control of State Institutions
Old Settler's Association
Jefferson County
Yatrfield
Mareshal J.S Keily
S. J. Cheeter
Marshall
Patrfield
T. L. James
Jeferson County
Germany
Henry Bureker
C. J
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