Striker Advisory Board Faces Conspiracy Charges at Union Mills
Carnegie Steel company issues warrants against members of the strikers advisory board at Union Mills for conspiracy and treason amid ongoing lockout tensions. Deputies monitor suspects as bail applications proceed for those already jailed. Saturday meetings of locked-out workers proceed as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prezs Nvas
Carnegie Steel Company
Union Mills
Homestead ‘Advisory
Tresson
Rustic Son
Sor
Johs Paxson
Vohn L Sullivan escapes in pool room incident
An account describes Vohn L Sullivan using a rope in an alleged confrontation at a pool room. Authorities report the incident involved a planned challenge and an altercation ending with the suspect’s actions and a sequence of statements.
Court of Appeals Adjourns and Governors Convene
The Second Division adjourned its session with plans to reconvene if cases arise. Governors may reinstate the court when needed. The Presbyterian meeting in Glasgow concluded with a valedictory and a council adjournment to meet again in September 1596 with Rev. R. P. Hoag and Rev. J. B. Drury among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werk Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
R. P. Hoag
Wilmington
N.C
J. B. Drury
New York
Glasgow
Prairie fire threatens livestock near Missouri River
The report describes a massive prairie fire eighty miles wide and twenty miles long west of the Missouri River, forty miles northwest of Bismarck. Winds push flames as cattle and sheep flee. efforts to check the blaze prove ineffective. In Washington, Secretary Foster sounds hopeful about an upcoming international monetary conference, citing ongoing correspondence on timing and location.
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Faxéo
N. D
Missouri River
Bismarck
New York
Washington
Chas. W. Foster
German Banker Schultz Arrested for Fraud
Augustus F. FH Schultz, a renowned German banker, surrendered to police in Beruix and was placed under arrest on charges of fraud linked to a massive failure. Reported liabilities exceed one and a half million marks as authorities pursued him amid fears of arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beruix
Augustus F. FH
Schultz
Death near for Dana after failed self destruction plan
Edward Dana ex secretary and treasurer of the National Savings Bank lies near death at his Delaware Avenue home after a second attempted suicide by morphine. Doctors Hopkins and Harrington report critical condition as prosecutors seek trial adjournments due to Dana and co-defendants illness. The case's delay follows Dana's reported intent to escape a life sentence in Bullato New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brivato
N. Y
Edward
Dann
Delaware Avenue
Hopkins
Dr. Harrington
Dana
Iti
Treasury
The
National Savings Bank
Quinby
Hoyt
Harrington
Titus
Armstrong
McCreedie
Mr. Quinby
Kisselburg
Mr. Dann
Tracy C. Becker
Amary
Court of Appeals
Board of Supervisors
Monroe County
William C. Kiebel
Rochester
W. A. Sutherland
Horne
Oneida County
H. K. Cookingham
Utica
W. E
George Washington
America
Wanamaker
American Bank Note Company
New York
Christopher Columbus
Revista de la Marina
Columbus
Verder Hyn
United States
Isabella
Santa Maria
Alfred Harris
Ferdinand and Isabella
Prairie Fire Kills Over Thousand Cattle in Bear River Valley
Rose City Iowa October 3. A prairie fire last week in Bear River valley killed more than 1000 fat cattle and burned nine houses four cabins. Three herdsmen fatal injuries as wind drove flames for nine hours. Cowboys fought flames to save horses but fumes and fire overwhelmed the herd. Authorities report four cowboys badly burned with three expected to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose City
Iowa
Bear River Valley
Stranger fleeces farmer Stokes of five thousand dollars
In Vanna Illinois on September 5 a stranger induced E B Stokes a Fay ette county land owner to ride to Vandalia to view a land deal. Stokes withdrew 5000 dollars from a bank and along the return trip near Ramsey a second man joined, and the two forcibly took the money and threw Stokes from the buggy before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Stokes
Vanna
E. B. Stokes
Fayette County
Vandalia
Mysterious Murder Shocks Winnipeg Lady at Home
Miss Olive Odell, a well known Winnipeg social figure and Episcopal church member, is found murdered in her father's house. The incident, reported by Det. 3 at Wissee, Manitoba, has shocked the community and prompted a police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
Wissiee
Olive Odell
Winnipeg
Episcopal Church
St. Patrick's Church
Father Quinlan
Plymouth
Pennsylvania
New York
Aldine
Leary
F. D. Casanave
Pennsylvania Railway
Fort Wayne
Strikers at Homestead Mills Claim 500 Quit Work
Two coal and iron police testify that 500 non union workers quit Carnegie Steel mills since Saturday and returned home. Officials deny mass departure, say only a few were discharged for incompetence and the plant runs smoothly. Prosecution in Carnegie case heads to grand jury with 40 to 50 witnesses subpoenaed. Ross and McLuckie are abroad awaiting requisitions. proceedings expected to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Steel Company
Monterey
Hugh Ross
Burgess John McLuckie
Homestead
Ross
McLuckie
Pittsburg
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bank Wrecker Edward S Dann Post Mortem Ordered
A post mortem is ordered in the Edward S Dann bank wrecker case as autopsy set for 3 PM. If death is ruled self inflicted insurance may be void. Dr Harrington expects brain hemorrhage from apoplexy. poison would trigger a jury inquest. Dann’s death deprives accomplices Armstrong and McCreedie of a potential key witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borrato
Edward
Harrington
Dann
Armstrong
McCreedie
Frightful Runaway Claims Woman in New Jersey Buggy Crash
A buggy driven by John Anderson and his wife in N J escaped when frightened horses bolted. Mrs Anderson was struck on the head and killed instantly. Mr Anderson escaped serious injury. The incident occurred on October 4 in Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenssy Crry
N. J
John Anderson
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Fusion in North Dakota party ticket unites populists and democrats
Misyearouts Minn Oct 4 reports the populists and democrats in North Dakota have completed a joint ticket with democratic electors withdrawn and populist electors endorsed. O'Brien remains as the single straight-out candidate for Congress. Brazrs Ohio Oct 4 describes a 2 am fire destroying lantern globe works, injuring the box shop and packing room, with a $40,000 loss and $20,000 insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn
Grand Forks
Peoples Party
O’brien
Congress
Brazrs
Ohio
Lantern Globe Works
Ohio Valley
Eleven confidence men escape from county jail in Kansas
Eleven confidence men escaped last night by sawing off steel bars in Wicira Kansas county jail. The city jail had been recently opened and considered secure. By late evening none of the fugitives had been recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicira
Kas
Died from drink at local saw mill in mill town
The obituary notes Henry Otten a known drinker found dead at Killian Baker's saw mill at the foot of Superior street after a night of heavy drinking. The coroner's inquest returns death by excessive alcoholic intake. Several other deaths and notices follow, including Elizabeth J. Graham and various local funeral arrangements and an Albany apportionment case update.
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Killian Baker
Superior Street
Schone & Wellman
Henry Otten
Ilo
Baker Saw Mill
East Washington Street
Elizabeth J. Graham
Peter Simmonds
Calhoun Street
James E. Graham
Engel Schaphorst
Orchard Street
St. Paul's Church
Jesse
Payton Smith
Riverside Avenue
Pitter Morganthaler
West Wayne Street
Wagenhall
E. H. McDonald
Henry Vordermark
Charles McCulloch
H. T. Stapleford
8. C. Lumbard
Clifford
Calot
Cornell
Henry
Atleveland
E. T. Bartsley
Massillon
Ohio
Pugilist Mitchell in Bow Street charged with assault
Charlie Mitchell appeared in Bow Street court after a midnight row with Salvadore Salvado off the Strand. Mitchell struck the old man a savage blow leaving a scalp wound. Salvado bled heavily and doctors fear possible skull fracture. Mitchell was remanded as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnoy
Charlie Mitchell
Bow Street
Mitchell
Salvyade
Strand
Edison Wins Appeal in Electric Light Case
In New York City on Oct 4 the United States court of appeals ruled for Edison Electric Light Company over United States Electric Light Company in an appeal from a circuit court decree. The decree granted an injunction with accounting for profits and damages on a patent issued January 27 1830. Judgment favors Edison across fourteen appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Court of Appeals
Edison Electric Light Company
United States Electric Light Company
Circuit Court
Edison
Negroes Vote Democratic Ticket for First Time in Florida
Jacksonville residents report slow voting with light turnout in many areas. Negro voters are largely casting straight Democratic ballots though some back the People's ticket since no Republican ticket runs for the first time in 32 years. Governor candidate Mitchell tipped for about 17 000 majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Mitchell
Democrats withdraw ticket and back People's Party electors
Idaho Democrats withdraw their electoral ticket in Boise and endorse the People's Party electors. The move follows a western strategy advised by the national committee. Populists may run their own secretary of state candidate and back the Democratic nominee for other posts. Americans use 400 million postal cards annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise Citry
Idaho
Idaho Democratic Committee
People's Party
National Committee
Frightful Collision Kills One Man at Churubusco Station
A Wabash railway engine struck a buggy at Churubusco Whitely county at 4 30 p m Sunday killing George Mahan and severely injuring Frederick Mettrick. Mahan died from a fractured skull and internal injuries while Mettrick lay mortally hurt awaiting care. The coroner termed it accidental killing.
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Churubusco
Eel River
Wabash Railway
Whitley County
George Mahan
Frederick Mettrick
Heller's Corners
Mahan
Mettrick
Henry Arnold
Reed
Insane Ex-Marshal Terrorizes Family Then Surrenders
Cyrus Spencer former South Wayne marshal became violent at 110 Home Avenue threatening to kill family. Officers Lapp and Limecooley calmed him after he drew a knife and led him to the county jail hospital ward. He had recently sustained head injuries and mental state may be connected.
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Home Avenue
Lapp
Limecooly
Cyrus Spencer
South Wayne
Limecooley
Spencer
State of siege surrounds Culbertson Nebraska
Culbertson Nebraska lies under siege as every citizen arms up and guards encircle the town. About 100 Trenton residents approached to seize records but retreated after a sheriff’s shot. Troops are expected hourly to prevent further violence.
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Cascarsons
Neb
Culbertson
Trenton
Tennyson reported weakening with grave fears at sea
A bulletin from Lonpox dated Oct 4 states at 11 o clock that Lord Tennyson is weaker his temperature rising and since noon he has been sinking rapidly. Doctors offer no opinion but fear death may occur before midnight.
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Lonpox
Tennyson
Lord Tennyson
Serious Injury From Elevator Shaft Accident
Peter Gable eighty suffers a fractured arm and other injuries after falling ten feet from Mossman Barnelle & Co hardware elevator shaft on Columbia Street near the Orphans Home. Taken to Hope hospital he rests quietly as grandson faints en route to school. Saginaw liquor dealers plan October 18 19 convention with possible gubernatorial endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gable
Mossman, Barnelle & Co
Columbia Street
Hope Hospital
Gable
Electric Extension Aims at Fort Wayne Line to Haysville
The Maysville electric railroad plan gains traction with a Friday meeting. Local leaders from Maysville and Hicksville back the project to extend electricity powered rails toward Fort Wayne, with an initial $300000 capital need and a $50 per share offer to fund twenty two miles of track into Hicksville Ohio.
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Haysville
Hicksville
Maysville
H. E. Adams
Adams
C. B. Woodworth
Mesars
Thomas Empie
John W. Hayden
Chas. Sigmund
Clyde Tinkham
H. W. McMullen
The
Gazette
C. S. Woodworth
G. E. McCulloch
Tar
John Stover
F. K. Cosgrove
Cosgrove
Fort Wayne
J. W.haydan
Am . L
Fort
Sigmund
Dy, C
Swift
Charles ‘ Grubb
Aaree Reichélderfer
W. J. Hays
Vinton = Jones
al Olmstead
J. FE. Oma
Win
Aaron Reichelderfer
Willis Enninger
Jacob Amstzts
Charles H. Higgins
Charles Starr
Jesse Grice
C. S. Swift
Thomas Hood
Minnick
George. James
Beth .Cosgrove
Marion‘ Cumming
Henry ‘Hood
William Ringwald
Isaac Dreshack
Joseph D. Cummins
Morton Foote
Martin Horn
Francis Parker
W. F. Horton
Electric Lights Company
Hickeville
Hall's Corner
David Nelson
George Wan
George Snyder
W. H. Ringwald
Isaac Leizinger Killion
John Knapp
Richard Price
George Eager
Morgan Widderfield
Tony Snyder
Frank Wertz
Peter Amsteaks
Frank Monroe
Sam Miller
Noah Farner
A. M. Taylor
Sr. Taylor
Ohio
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Rap
Carnegie
Rch
Mem Committee
Vohn L. Sullivan
Pan-Presbyterians
Aquourn
Atetery
Glas
the Monetary Conference
Foster
Death's Door
Bullato
Hilked
Eddward 5
North Dakota People's Party
Democracy
Bellaire
Byron
Charles Haiber
Agnes T. McKeag
F. C. Gladiux
Eli B. Burdy
Eddie McCoy
Mary A. van Alstine
Anna McCoy
Magdalena Pranger
Henry Harber
Clara Schwarze
Lucy M. Witte
Joseph Smith
Paul Stabbut
Edwin Menze
Marasmus
Frederick Braun
Bertha Schmidt
Albany, N. Y
Scripture
J. S. F. Earle
People
George C. Carter
Frank Rice
Edward R. Risley
Rosendale
Judge Lynch
North Carolina
Ratekca
N. C
Camber Court House
Camber County
Eden
Lynch
Ben Barce
Frank Sanderlin
Shiloh
Sanderlin
Barco
Cowardly
New York City
Florida Elections
Gupid
Miriam Cohen
F. Cohen
Webster Street
Louis Pinkous
Sheboygan
Mich
Hershberg
Our City
Pinkous
Wis
Grand Rapids
Vielenthy Ineane
Adairs
Culbertson, Neb
London
Sautxaw
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association of the
Saginaw
Michigan
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