Revolt in Colombia Lands Seventy Men for Civil War
A revolutionary force of seventy men led by Frederico Lugo and Juan Caicedo landed at Catalina on the Atlantic coast, advanced inland briefly, then moved toward Penonome as the cruiser Hoguta sails from Panama with 115 soldiers to disperse them. The uprising gains little liberal backing in Panama and faces disciplined government troops. In Kansas City, Baptists press for Pastor Gammage to resign over alleged heresy and divine healing views.
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Frederico Lugo
Juan Caicedo
Catalina
Colombian
Penonome
Hoguta
Panama
Mayer Tasco
Kansas City
Kan
Gammage
Aeo Gammage
Town Avenue
Kansas
Tate Kan
Board of Deacons
Mertoen Tange
Mero Gnammage
Indian Girls for Servants Train Them for Housework
Margare W Campbell, agent at Lapointe Indian agency, reports success training Indian girls in general housework with supplemental family pay. In a February interview, she says girls entering service perform satisfactorily and River reservation girls will join Serves Seat. northern Minnesota leaders are urged to support the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margare W. Campbell
Lapointe Indian Agency
Ina
Fenlurh
Serstee
Ted River Reservation
Sastemads
Minnesota Banker Arrested for Forging Customer Note
A Minnesota banker, Patten, was arrested after admitting to forging a customer's name to a $2000 promissory note. Prosecutors allege he also negotiated another $2000 note with a different bank and faces related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merehaots
Istitarien
Wal Tooem
Patten
Crema Mo Oukate Bank
Miners Plan Secret Under Butte Union Proceedings
The Butte union voted secretly at an executive session to consider the offer to buy the McKinny stock and related resolutions. The action was endorsed by the Salvee Bowl Trades and Tabor Assembly with a flat approval of the plan. Senator William Morris Stewart, age 76, and his wife were mentioned in related discussions amid broader political chatter on public receiverships and corporate actions. A Washington correspondent notes rapid dispatch of marines to the Caribbean and hints at possible turmoil in Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Jimion
Tabor Assembly
William Morris Stewart
United States
Roosevelt Accepts Painting Signaling Peace with Spain
Janes T. Roberts testifies before the grand jury in St Louis about Lawrence Blair and a high level international accord. The government accepts a painting worth 20 000 marking the signing of a peace protocol with Spain presented by Horrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes T. Roberts
van St Tlanuis
Lawrence Blair
Frank Blair
Roosevelt
Spain
Dy Horrick
Bank Cashier Dies at Home in Allegheny
E R Kramer, cashier at First National Bank in Allegheny Pennsylvania, collapsed and died at his home after stress perceived from bank closure. The report notes a stroke or"ey plexy" as the cause. Frederick Tuttle, a famed spiritualist, was found dead in Lake Pentucket, Massachusetts, after writing letters to family about taking his own life.
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E. R. Kramer
First National Bank
Allegheny
F. G. Tuttle
Frederick
Tuttle
Lake Pentucket
Haverhill Mass
Lenny Jul
Jake
Roosevelt Speaks on Honest Politics at Mission Service
President Roosevelt delivered a sermon at the Pan American Missionary Service in Mount St Albans urging militant honesty in state matters. He quoted scripture and warned that good people must be efficient and purposeful to shape a government worthy of the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
pan-American Missionary Service
Episcopal Church
Mount St Albans
Catterlee
Mr. Roosevelt
Detentius
Hugh
von Sutenel
Otherert
Dias
Custein
Peaveraun
Receiver for Lake Street Elevated Chicago
The Lake Street Elevated Railroad Company, capitalized at 10, was placed in receivership by order of Cook County Circuit Court Judge Tuthell. Equitable Trust Company appointed receiver for all property amid allegations of insolvency, mismanagement, reckless extravagance, and fraud linked to Charles Yerkes and associates aiming to wreck and seize the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Lake Street Elevated Railroad Company
Dudge Tuthill
Trout Company
Lake Street
Chicago
Jnanes Bolton
Daniel
Crily
Stu
Charles Toerkes
Clarence So Raght
Yerkes
Tunnel Collapse Kills Ten In Subway Work Zone
A tunnel roof gave way during blasting near a subway construction site, burying workers under hundreds of tons of rock. Superintendent Hunt and foreman Ruhant Beyers were arrested but released to help with rescue. a coroner later set bail at ten thousand dollars.
Labor Movements and Industrial Protests Across Regions
The report details wage increases and work-day changes for various trades from Canton to New York, including Washington wall projects and blast furnace workers. It notes union organizing shifts, headquarters talks for Iron Molders, and a broad anti-boycott bill affecting Alabama labor circles amid strikes and anticipated industrial impacts.
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Washington
United States
Grand Rapids
Mich
United Garment Workers of America
Lancashire
Manchester
England
Treasury
American Federatin of Labor
New York City
Iron Molders’ Union of North America
Cincinmata
Ohio
Alabama House
Senate
Alabama
Maryland Trust and Union Trust Suspend in Baltimore
Maryland Trust Company and Union Trust Company in Baltimore were placed into receivership amid combined liabilities near 10 million dollars. Allan McLane and Miles White Jr were named receivers with bonds of 2 million and 1 million respectively. The Maryland Trust held pretax stakes in Vera Cruz and Pacific Railroad. failed London loan and market weakness precipitated the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Trust
Union Trust
Baltimore Financial World
Maryland Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Allan McLane
Vera Cruz and Pacific
Tehuazatepec
Mexico
London
Maryland ‘Trust Company
Roosevelt Proclaims Extra Session of Congress
President Theodore Roosevelt issues a proclamation calling Congress to convene in Washington on November 9 at noon to consider approving a reciprocal commercial convention with the Republic of Cuba. The notice commands all Fifty-eighth Congress members to attend, signed by John Hay as Secretary of State.
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Sammons
United States of America
Senate
United States
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
John Hay
Secretary of State
Dowie’s New York Invasion Falters at Madison Square Garden
Elijah the prophet figure spurned by a large audience as Dowie’s campaign in New York collapses after a weak reception at Madison Square Garden. Half of the hall’s crowd reportedly leaves before the event ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah
New York
Dowie
Madison Square Garden
Dowie Receivership Steps Ahead in New York Lease Case
A petition for a receiver was filed by Julo 8. Gittings & Co. claiming deposits of 506.74 against a company tied to the New Belvidere Hotel project. The company’s answer was filed and a receiver was appointed, as withdrawals threatened ruinous sales of securities and mortgage notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gittings & Co
Belvidere
Canadians Withdraw from Alaska Boundary Commission
Dominion representatives sever ties with the commission as Canadian members refuse to sign the award amid bitter sentiment in Canada. Telegrams cite widespread discontent among premiers and officials, while the Alaska port access dispute alters territorial control with Kannaghunut and Sitklan islands shifting strategic value. A Moscow note hints at Zionist territorial aims in East Africa and Manchuria, and Boston attorney Clarence L Seymour is confined to a county hospital ward in Denver for health issues.
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Dominion
Alverstone
London
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Mexysra
Foster
Sifton
Laurier
Canada
Alaska Sword
Portland Canal
United States
Kannaghunut
Sitklan
Portland Channel
Ocean Passage
Port Simpson
Wales
Pearse Islands
Cannada
Clarence L. Seymour
Boston
Gov
Bates
Maseachusetts
Denver
Colo
Dowle Faces Empty Doors as Zion Service Falls Short
Scrambled doors and a restless crowd marred the Zion service as Dowle in white robes and the Zion choir pleaded to hold attendees inside. Police balked at forcing attendance, declaring no law to compel people to stay, while onlookers called it a bluff and noted Chicago’s potential reverberations.
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Dowle
Zion
Ife
New York
Dochelles
Chicago
Baker
Dovwile
Salina barbers weigh constitutionality test of new law
Salina barbers prepare to challenge the Kansas barber license law passed by the last Legislature in court action and seek a ruling on its constitutionality. The report notes other regional items including gifts to Kansas Wesleyan University and business actions abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kansas
Kansas Wesleyan University of
Salina Hge
Mary Foshan
Barton County
Kan
William Smith
Geneva
N. Y
Blair Breaks Down Under Strain At Trial
James Blair, longtime St Louis figure and legal advocate, collapsed during a jury hearing after refusing to discuss reports of alleged misconduct. The affair centers on libel charges connected to a post office inquiry and a Bristow investigation report.
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Louis
James T
James Lawrence Blair
Frank Blair
Amd
Blater
Kir
Blair
St. Louis
Brokmeyer
Urolfeyer
Wereeo Stoberts
James Blair
Business Ag Social
St Louis
Lous
Yy McCord
A Wails Fair
Trade and industry trends show mixed signals in October
The article notes a generally maintained volume of trade with cautious investment in new undertakings. Railway earnings exceed last year, while iron and steel demand shows variability. Farming activity rises with favorable conditions. grain and corn markets expand, live stock dips, and currency for crop movement remains firm at 6 percent, reflecting a cautious but active economy.
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New -York
Pew
Chicago
Uy Fair Demanand
Princ.pal
menes + agai
Night altirt parades and political meddling in senate rows
The piece mocks college parades as signs of higher education superiority. It notes Chauncey Depew and Tom Platt forming a club in the United States Senate. It claims Japan may leave Korea only after Russia exits Manchuria and jokes about a White House crank detector corps. It cites a government corn report amid national corn crop anxiety and criticizes the War Department for sham wars and rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Depew
Tom Platt
United States Senate
Japan
Korea
Russia
Manchuria
White House
Renson
War Department
International Mercantile Agency Report Highlights Money Ease
Telegraphic advices from Boston Philadelphia Chicago and Pittsburgh show easier money for mercantile uses. St Louis bankers expect similar conditions. In Canada demand for heavy wheat grows as harvests loom with about 36 cents per bushel revenue for growers.
Midwest and Northeast Livestock and Grain Prices Snapshot
Chicago to Detroit, St Louis and other markets report cattle hogs sheep and grain prices. Prices range: cattle 3.60 to 5.40, hogs 4.00 to 5.82, sheep 2.50 to 9.50, wheat No 2 around 80 to 85 cents, corn 41 to 46 cents, oats 35 to 39 cents, rye 56 to 65 cents, butter creamery around 21 cents, eggs 16 to 19 cents, potatoes 50 to 90 cents per unit. Market names include Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo and Buffalo.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St- Louis
Soc
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Hiulfulo
Joe Weer
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Minneapolis Journal
Berlin
Uganda
East Africa
Illinois District Telegraph Company
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Nicaragua
American Steamship Company
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Oberlin M. Carter
United States Penitentiary
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Department of Justice
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