Fate of Anarchists: Executions and Punishments Across Nations
The article surveys reactions to the assassinations of rulers, noting the fate of various killers from Booth to Bresci. It highlights that many anarchists were executed or harshly punished, while Czolgosz’s treatment is described as merciful in comparison.
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McKinley
Czologosz
Alexander II
Russia
Lincoln
Garfield
Wilkes Booth
Guiteau
Grenevitsky
Cesare Santo
Carnot
France
Lyons
Nasr Ed Din
Shah
Persia
Michael Angolillo
Canovas del Castillo
Spain
Oscar Salinger
President Barrios
Guatemala
Arredondo
Borda
Uruguay
Luccheni
Empress Elizabeth
Austria
Geneva
Switzerland
Nie
Italy
Gaetano Bresci
Humbert
Ife
Czolgosz
Missing champion cyclist Irene Brush vanishes after Saturday departure
New York reports Irene Brush, 26, noted as a top long distance female cyclist, disappeared after leaving home Saturday morning and has since vanished with no trace found. Police and family seek any lead in the strange case.
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New York
Irene Brush
Lines Dedicated to Father by a Town Youth
A local youth writes tender verses about housecleaning and fall renovations at a neighbor's home. The poem describes family scenes from garret to cellar, paid bills, and the father's sharp reaction to the rising cost, ending with a near shock at the bill.
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Lilly White
Father
Garret
Marion County Tops State Reform School Inmate Count
A semi annual statement by Supt York shows Marion County with 183 boys in the state reform school, three times its proportional share of the population. The six month expense totals 3270 for clothing and education. the school operates on a 3500 to 5000 grant for power, with Marion bearing 4099 of the county share.
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Marion
Supt
York
Reform School For Boys
Marion County
Benton
Brown
Crawford
Franklin
Jasper
Lagrange
Martin
Pike
Union
White
Brown County
Ity
Scott County
Vigo
Delaware
Madison
Vanderburg
Board of Control
Daisy Frees Herself Then Pleads To Rejoin Ring
Daisy Travers ends an engagement with Jack Stannard then, after a season of flirtation, reopens the relationship. She hides the ring in a locked desk drawer, enjoys attention from others, but ultimately asks Jack to wear his engagement ring again, which he accepts.
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Jack
Daisy
Jack Stannard
Daisy Travers
Miss Reid
Golf Club
Yale
Korea’s finances near collapse in Japanese reports
Oriental advices arriving in Olympia report Korea is virtually bankrupt from chronic revenue shortfalls. Japan seeks international help to manage Korea finances as Li Yongik’s rice import speculation failed after months of borrowing.
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Tacoma
Wash
Olympia
Empire of
Korea
First National Bank
Japan
Li Yongik
Horse Show Replaces Carnival In Fall Fest
"The horse show is the thing" says Hugh McGowan. The last carnival's interest favors making the horse show a permanent fall feature. Many oppose confetti and carnival tricks, so a horse show offers a preferred alternative with big cash prizes to attract generous support.
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Hugh McGowan
Board considers widening Raymond Street road project
The Board of Works reviewed the Raymond Street stretch between Shelby Street and State Avenue on Monday afternoon. The plan proposes widening the road from 25 to 50 feet and faces a remonstrance opposing the expansion.
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Board of Works
Raymond St
Shelby St
State Ave
Twenty-Five New Street Cars To Enter Service Soon
Twenty-five large street cars like those used on Pennsylvania and Illinois streets, being built for the Indianapolis street railway company, will be put in service about December 1. President McGowan says the exact streets are undecided but they will run on the long lines. Officials promise up-to-date cars with no finer on any line in the country.
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Pennsylvania
Illinois-sts
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
McGowan
Credit Men Organize To Curb Abuses In City
Senator Fairbanks pressed Gov Durbin on Indiana's role in the McKinley memorial commission. William Floyd and Charles Dixon face harness theft charges from Dr N D Woodard. Judge Stubbs will hear the cases Thursday. James O Barrett, Greenfield streetcar conductor, filed bankruptcy Monday with prepetition business ties to New Castle and Rushville over 31306.66 in alleged debts. The Krag Reynolds Co of Indianapolis, now defunct, faced a 9000 dollar loss. Barrett lists assets at 117.00.
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Merchants’ Association
Senator Fairbanks
Gov. Durbin
Indiana
McKinley Memorial Commission
William Floyd
Charles ‘Dixon
N. D. Woodard
N. Pennsylvania Jr
Stubbs
Greenfield
New Castle
Rushville
Krag-Reynolds Company
Indianapolis
Barrett
Edward Parsons Dies in Muncie After Fall
Edward Parsons aged 35 a barber died in Muncie Indiana after being found unconscious on a street with a welt in his head Police say the wound resulted from falling on a bottle during a prolonged spree.
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Muncie
Ind
Edward Parsons
Local accidents brief from Indiana towns
State Accidents Elwood Chester Thomas age four fell from a buggy breaking a leg Jeffersonville Edward Spaninger a young machinist was killed Monday evening after falling from a ferryboat his head crushed between boat and dock Lafayette A belt in Purdue University electric laboratory broke Monday and a river struck Homer Genung in the eye South Bend John May was instant ly killed by an electric car while riding his bicycle
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Elwood
Chester Thomas
Jeffersonville
Edward Spaninger
Lafayette
Electric Laboratory
Purdue University
Homer Genung
South Bend
John May
How The Sun Beat Others On Czolgosz News
An extra edition of The Sun announced the electrocution of Czolgosz to Indianapolis readers Tuesday morning. Telegraph operators nationwide raced to relay the bulletin, with cities from New York to Chicago receiving the news simultaneously and press rooms buzzing with urgency and early morning deadlines.
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SUN
Czolgosz
Indianapolis
Auburn
N. Y
New York
Scripps-McRae Press Association
St. Louis
Louisville
Nashville
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
D— Czolgosz
Restaurant men weigh prices as costs surge citywide
A consensus among Indianapolis restaurateurs complains prices have risen for pork backs lard butter apples tomatoes and potatoes while dinner prices stay the same. Businessmen say profits suffer from tougher costs and fear of losing trade prevents raising menu prices. They note cheaper dining in Cincinnati St Louis Chicago but see no immediate rate hikes.
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Spade
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
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