Coroner’s inquest clears Adams of murder claim
Coroner Horburger opened an inquest into the death of Albert Adams at the Ansonia hotel. He said evidence would show Adams was murdered by a prominent witness, but later the coroner and jury ruled Adams died by his own action. Subpoenas were prepared for witnesses including hotel staff and Adams’s relatives.
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Adams
Adem
Goo Ws
Tietel Ansonia
Horburger
Harterger
Comnfei
Teu
Coro
Arthar J. Adams
Winess
Eto
Paco
Burfiend
W. ED. Scics
Ansona
Alts. Adams
Bert J
Louis Adams
Dr. Thornly
Ansonia
William Dunlevie
Raward Mill
G. W. Robbins
Williams
Harburger
Olcott
Stokes
Lori
Little Change in Strike Situation at Salisbury and Spencer
Salisbury North Carolina October 5 There is little change in the strike situation today as the machine shops in Salisbury and Spencer sit out and there is little hope of an early settlement. The machinery department and the iron house are still idle. Rumors of other trades joining the strike exist but no developments show this yet.
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Salisbury and Spencer
Salisbury
N.C
Spencer
Insurgent Disarmament Reported in Santiago Province
Oct 9 dispatches state all insurgents in Santiago Province have been disarmed except one band near Bayamo. Taft ordered cruiser Des Moines to embark the commoners at Santiago and land at Manzanillo to reach the insurgent camp. Also notes railroad reps at the American Traveling Passenger Agents convention in progress in Chicago.
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Santiago
Cube
Santia- C
Bayemo
Taft
Des Moines
Santiago City
Manzanillo
Telegraphers meet at Chapel Hill in annual convention
The NécTime Telegraphers and Historical Association held their twenty fifth annual convention in Chapel Hill on Oct 3. Delegates arrived from across the United States and Canada, including Charlie AoTinker, former Western Union manager during the Civil War, with a large turnout and plans for club and society matters.
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Militar Flegraphers
Todi Washington
Negro murderer Gaddy chased through North Carolina woods
Lexington North Carolina October 9 reports show traces of the negro murderer Geddy found ten miles above town in the woods. Lane Bros offer 150 dollar reward. High Point authorities and deputies search toward Greensboro after a sighting and the manhunt expands with local police joining the pursuit. No arrest reported.
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Negro Gaddy
Eubanks
Lexington
N. C
Geddy
Lane Bros
High Point
Lembers
Oscar Ga
Greensboro
Gaddy
Great Excitement Over Great Games Cea Vs Mschomens
A fragmented card reports intense anticipation around upcoming games featuring Reneee and Stine with several unreadable fragments. Names like Dos, Semel, and Set appear amid garbled text suggesting matchups and event buildup.
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Sania Coe
Ieee
Spanish War Vets Begin Session With Parade Planned
Washington veterans from the United Spanish War Veterans hold an encampment and reunion. The afternoon parade follows a morning session that ratified the amalgamation of the legion of setters with New Hampshire and the United War Veterans. Committees submitted reports as part of the business.
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Uni
Washington
United Spanish War Veterans
Legion of Setts
New Hamiphire
United War Veterans
Chicago Teachers on Verge of Mental Breaks
Dr W A Kuflewshd an alienist and board of education member warns that promotional examinations used by district superintendents for two years are driving Chicago school teachers toward aurasthenia and mental trouble. He says constant worry over arbitrary marks could produce thousands of crazy teachers unless the system is changed and those affected are given vacations for evaluation.
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Chicago
W. A. Kuflewshd
Board of Education
Day criticizes hunting as murder in animal kingdom
Syracuse University Chancellor Jas R Day denounces hunting as against God's law calling it murder in the animal kingdom. He opposes sport killing and says those who shoot for sport lack heart and fail to do God's will. In other news, National Wholesale Druggists Convention opens in Washington with 200 delegates. Raleigh railroad orders and a notable death of Italian actress Jori are reported.
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N. Y
Jas. R. Day
Syracuse University
Roosevelt
Animal Kingdom
Sun
National Association
Washington
National Wholesale Druggists
Jules
B. Hall
Cleveland
District of Columbia
Raleigh
N.C
Corporation Commission
Atlantic Coast Line
Cofield
Hertford County
Seaboard Air Line
Rome
Marchen del Charleston
Adelaide
Lumberton
Jori
Spencer Strike Paralyzes Major Southern Shops Center
Salisbury October 8. Strikes by Southern Railway machinists center on Spencer shops the system's largest unit. About 160 machinists plus 25 apprentices and similar helpers halt work. the machine shop and foundry idle. Wages offered range from 0.5 to 1.5 cents per hour while men seek 2.5 cents. No new developments. engines and rolling stocks suffer, threatening train movement. The Spencer shops loom as the strike’s hub.
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Spencer
Salisbury
Southern Railway
Morrison
Atlanta
Birmingham
Macon
Manchester
Columbia
Alexandria
Lawrenceville
Sheffield
Knoxville
Selma
Ala
Charleston
Comnes
Eally
Uil
Rease
S. A. Grier
Salsbury
Washington
Missing Child Found At Last In New York
New York police recovered four year old Italian boy Willis Labarbara after more than two weeks of disappearance. The child was found wandering near Brooklyn Bridge and identified by his parents. Prosecutors say ransom demands were not paid and a trial resumed today at the Children’s Society.
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Willis Labarbara
New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn ‘Bridge
Public Prosecutor
mar|Children's Society
Annual Masting of Forsig Missions Meeting at Nortsions
The annual meeting opens in the city and Williams ton with 200 to 200 corporate members present. Treasurers report shows debt reduction from 176820 to 86407, and a sermon by Rev George A Gates is planned with notable clerics and returned missionaries attending. Plans for a Jamestown Exposition exhibit include a $15000 building to serve as headquarters, with intent to auction after the event. Case involving Newport News and Point Comfort railroad companies in Phoebus streets is dismissed by the U S Supreme Court.
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Board of Forsig Missions
Nortsions
Williamston
F. H. Wiggin
C. H. Patton
George A. Gates
D. D
Pomons College
California
Henry ‘. King
Goorin
Henrry. Hopkins
Willan College
William Tucker
Dartmouth College
Marian P. Beach
Yale
University
Aleigh
N.C
North Carolina Commission
Seasion
Threerchitects
Smith
Washington, D. C
Newport News and
Point
Comfort Alroad Company
Hampton Roads Hallway Company
Phoebus
Supreme Court of the United States
Missionaries and Clergymen Meet in Haystack Centennial
Clergymen and missionaries from around the world gather in North Adams and Williamstown for the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions annual meeting dubbed the Haystack Centennial Meet. Sessions run through Friday with the opening in North Adams. Treasurer Franks Wiggin reports unprecedented yearly receipts.
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North Agains
Alass
American Board of Commissioners, For Foreign Missions
Haystack
North Adams
Williamstown
Foreign Missionary Movement
Franks
Wiggin
Clairvoyant Advice Triggers Suit Over Arrest
Colorado Springs Oct 9 A $1000 damage suit claims clairvoyant Lucy Sampson influenced Mrs George Cowan to have Lulu Hill arrested for diamonds stolen six months ago The suit alleges Cowan acted without her husband or detective Schultz knowledge and argues the clairvoyant judgment led to the wrongful arrest
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Lulu Hill
Schultz
Cowan
Explosion at Dupont plant kills four at Tamaqua
Four men were killed and a fifth seriously injured by an explosion in the dryhouse at the Dupont Powder Company's plant one mile north of Tamaqua Pennsylvania. The blast caused extensive damage to the facility and prompted emergency response from local officials.
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Tamaqua
Dupont Powder Company
Standard Oil Trial Began in Findlay Ohio
In Findlay Ohio on October 9 the Standard Oil Company of Ohio was put on trial charged with conspiring to restrain trade under state anti trust law. The penalty ranges from a fine to imprisonment. John D Rockefeller was granted a separate trial and is unlikely to testify or attend this session.
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Standard Oil Company
Day
Findlay
Ohio
Standard of Company of Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Fortune Hidden in Cistern Reveals Hidden Wealth
Denmark Idaho near West Point in Leo county details the Courtright farm owner long dead. Administrator failed to locate wealth. Frank Bint of Lee county owns two large farms nearby and unearthed a chest of coins while enlarging a cistern. Later a tin canister with gold was found in an old well.
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Denmark
Idaho
Leo County
West Point
Courtright
Courtwright
Ee Frank Clint
Lee County
Blunt
Explosion of dynamite claims three railway workers
A premature firing of forty dynamite charges tapped into a hole near Radford Virginia killed Joseph Dickinson instantly, fatally wounded Doc Richardson, and seriously injured powder foreman Captain Cook. The blast sent sand and rocks flying, injuring the trio.
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Hoanoke
Radford
Tidewater Railroad
Jos. Dickinson
Doc Richardson
Capt. Cook
FLED JAIL BLOWN TO SEA BY TWO PRISONERS
Two Deer Island prisoners Herbert J. Henson and Charles W. Pilger escaped last night on a raft. They rode without oars into Shirley and out to sea amid a thirty mile gale. After nearly four hours they were found insensible ten miles at sea by the pilot boat Louise and returned to Deer Island.
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Boston
Deer Island Penitentiary
Herbert J. Henson
Charles W. Pilger
Shirley
Louise
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