Arkansans Lynch a White Man Cadle Hanged in Brinkley
An early Sunday mob in Brinkley Arkansas dragged Zalllo C Cadle, alleged killer of Policeman J C Cox, from a city jail and hanged him after a fatal clash as Cadle and Charles Simons were confronted by Cox the night before The coroner ruled Cadle died from wounds inflicted by unknown persons and that he was hanged after capture near the prison after being separated from Simons The assault followed Cadle stabbing Cox in the neck during an attempt to arrest him and Simons for the incident
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Brinkley
Ark
Zalllo C. Cadle
J. C. Cox
Cadle
Charles Simons
Cox
Simons
Cade
Simos
Cadie
Fred
W. W. Chinault
Caudle
Permons
Cadte
Broom-corn Market Quiet in Central Milnois District
Paris WL reports enduring calm in Milnois central district with few sales and forecasts of brokers and manufacturers restraining prices before Christmas. Industry leaders push for $100 per brush, while some claim 3200 broom corn for 1904, though warehouses already hold $100 om and higher bids risk driving rivals from the market.
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Paris
Milnois
Mitchell Will Succeed Certelyou
A report claims John Mitchell will not seek re election as United Mine Workers president at the January Convention. It says Mitchell, counting on Roosevelt's reelection, plans to leave the miners’ office to avoid Cabinet service and back Cortelyou as Secretary of Commerce and Labor. Cortelyou reportedly may leave the department to return to the presidency.
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Pittsture
Mas the Drepared
John Mitchell
United Mineworkers
Mr Mitchell
Roosevelt
sHemching
George B. Cortelyou
Department of Commeras
Cortelyou
Nald
China vows defiance as Russo Manchuria conflict nears
London telegrams report China ready to defy Russia over Manchuria. The Grand Council circulates to Viceroys and Governors to raise funds and troops and shore up coast defenses for imminent hostilities. Five Russian artillery companies with heavy guns are said to be at Mukden. Chinese troops were driven from the town.
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London
Tien Talon
Shanghai
China
Russia
Manchuria
Grand Council
Mukden
F P Sargent Stricken With Paralysis Attack
Frank P. Sargent commissioner of immigration suffered a seizure Saturday causing concern for his family. He was improving Sunday and his physician hoped for a speedy recovery due to his stout constitution and splendid physical health.
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Whishington
Frank P. Sargent
Prominent Banker Frank W Tracy Dies at 66 in Wisconsin
Springfield Wisconsin reports the death of Frank W Tracy age 66 a leading banker and figure in national financial circles credited with promoting welfare banking laws adopted by 23 states. He died Sunday after four weeks illness. In Waterloo Iowa Mrs Louise Rocke widow of Henry Rocke died Saturday at St Luke's Hospital St Louis after stomach trouble following surgical operation.
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Springfield
Frank W. Tracy
United States
Waterloo
Louise Rocke
Henry Rocke
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Louis
Six Warrants Issued for Beavers in DC Court
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia has issued six allas bench warrants for the arrest of George W. Beavers, former chief of the salary and allowance division of the Post Office Department. The action follows indictments recently returned against Beavers.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
George W. Heavers
Salary and Allowande Division
Post Office Department
Beavers
Fire virtually destroys Basin area in Butte Montana
A Tuesday blaze in Basin, near Butte, Montana, nearly wiped out the townscape after a bonfire sparked the flames. Fire crews battled stubborn structure fires as losses mounted. The incident prompted evacuations and emergency response from local agencies.
Suit to Cancel Blair's Policies in St Louis
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York filed in the United States Circuit Court in St Louis to cancel two life policies totaling 250000 on James J Blair. The company alleges Blair acted as attorney and confidant for a decade, then forged and embezzled to cover crimes, aiming to self do away if exposed. Two policies claimed, 50000 and 200000, were filed by Judge J B McKeighan who also delivered 22000.01 cash to the court. The suit seeks cancellation and return of the premium payments, with a loan noted against Blair’s policy and the company holding a note for the loan.
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Comedt
Hte
Hlalr
J. BR. McKeighan
Ming the
Watte
Wink
Jomon Joan
Blair
Blatt
Mir
Polley
Mair
Joan
Constantinople Rebuffs Reform Plan On Macedonia
The Porte replies to the Powers, decline to accept the proposed reform measuring Macedonia, arguing Turkey is already carrying out earlier agreed proposals. Russia and Austria press for acceptance, likely to issue an ultimatum with a fixed deadline, threatening steps to compel obedience if refused.
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Porte
Macedonia
Turkey
Europe
Russia
Austria
Last Rites for Emma Booth Tuecker at Salvation Army
Emma Booth-Tuecker lay in state as Salvation Army officials conducted services at Salvation Army quarters and Woodlawn Cemetery. More than 2,000 Salvation Army members escorted the body to Grand Central Station for trains to Woodlawn, where the burial service and requiem were performed by the staff band.
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New York
Emma Booth-Tuecker
Salvation Army
Worllawn Cemetery
Grad Central Station
Woodlawn
Chicago plant lays off more workers amid fear of job cuts
At Ulinole Steel Works in South Chicago, over 2.0 minutes of layoff were reported, totaling 6,000 discharged in the last fortnight. Laborers fear further job losses as winter approaches, with alarm rising over reports that nonunion workers are being hired at Wagner rate in Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Adactinceh
Ulinole Steel Works
Pan P-Atricken
Pittahure
Wagner
Rear Admiral Coghlan Sails to Command Atlantic Naval Forces
Washington reports Rear Admiral Jorepn B. Coghlan will assume command of the naval forces on the Atlantic side of the isthmus and sailed aboard the Mayflower on Sunday.
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Washington
Jorepn B. Coghlan
Atlantic
Isthmus
Mrs Allen Dunaway Dies Suddenl y While Visiting Joliet
Virginia Illinois reports the death of Mrs Allen Dunaway wife of a retired merchant of the city. She passed away suddenly on a Sunday while visiting her daughter Mrs J Barabini in Joliet Illinois.
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Virginia, IL
Allen Dunaway
J. Barabini
Joliot, UL
Jury Clears Ida Guller in Cheekafeld Murder Trial
In Carlinville the jury returned a verdict at 1 o clock Saturday night finding Ida Guller not guilty of the murder of Ewart Cheekafeld. The trial concluded with the jury delivering the verdict after deliberation, in a case that drew local attention.
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Carlinville
Ida Guller
Ewart Cheekafeld
Magistrate Elijah Upton shoots farmer in Mehardeville confrontation
Bowing Green Kentucky report states Magistrate Elijah Upton fatally shot Tom Stewart, a well-to-do farmer, on Friday after a warrant was issued for Stewart’s arrest. The shooting stemmed from a quarrel over politics following a dispute between the Uppons.
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Bowling Green
Elijah Upton
Tom Stewart
Mehardeville
Laurie Upton
Fire damages Judd's shop and home in Marion
O 8 Judd, a Marion jeweler and boot dealer, lost his residence and contents in a Saturday night fire. The blaze caused about 4000 dollars in losses.
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Marion
Judd
Vatican Fire No Artifacts Lost Says Vatican Paper
The Vatican fire sparked Saturday evening in Rome did not damage any object of art or historic value, according to an official communique published by L Osservatore Romano on Tuesday. The statement asserts no artifact was lost or injured in the blaze.
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The
Oservatore Romano
Fre
Vatican
Haytien Senate President M Stewart Imprisoned in Bank Fraud Case
Kingston Jamaica report states M Stewart president of the Haytien Senate has been imprisoned on charges of bank fraud. Authorities allege involvement in multiple financial schemes and misappropriation of funds across institutions. Further hearings are expected as investigations continue.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Haytien Senate
M. Stewart
Elections Sweep Grows as Democrats Win Big in Eleven States
Tuesday elections across eleven states produced sweeping Democratic gains led by New York City where McClellan defeated Low and borough majorities shifted. Ohio, Colorado, Pennsylvania, San Francisco, and Kentucky results favored Republicans or realigned legislatures. statewide totals showed varied gains and losses, with party fortunes shaped by local contests and individual races nationwide.
Massive Victory Hailed In Maryland Election Fight
In Baltimore Maryland Theniwcrate led by Woorfield appears to secure a sweeping win with projected majorities of about 6 000 in the city and 2 000 in counties. The new election law, aimed at suppressing illiterate Black voters, purportedly affected many ballots. at least 10 000 white ballots were rejected as defective. Democrats likely to control the State Senate with 9 seats to Republicans 8 and the House at 68 Democrats versus 66 Republicans.
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Ohio
Republican State Committee
Welmaday
Hoorrick
Hep
Johnson
Horrick
Ryegate
Herrick
Senate
House
Hatepa
Omaha
Barnes
Rep
Sullivan
Douglass County
Kele Hlcket
Baltimore
Theniwcrate
Maryland
Woorfield
State Senate
Republicana
Governor Yates Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1905
Governor Yates designates Thursday November 26 1905 as a day for prayer and gratitude across Illinois. The proclamation urges 6 000 000 residents to observe the holiday with solemnity, praise, and acknowledgment of divine blessings in every community.
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Springfield
Yates
Iinois
Richard Yates
Vilnois
Tereby
Bryan Loses His Suit for Legacy
New Haven Connecticut Judge Livingston W Cleveland of the Probate Court ruled Friday that a secret letter directing Grace Bennett to pay William J Bryan fifty thousand dollars was part of Philo and Bennett’s will. The decision blocks Bryan from the money unless overturned on appeal or Bryan succeeds in probate litigation.
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New Haven
Conn
Livingston W. Cleveland
Probate
Philo & Bennett
Bryan
Cleveland
Cass County Farmers' Institute elects officers at Saturday meeting
In Virginia UK the Cass County Farmers' Institute elected officers including President Chas Beggs of Ashland Vice President Thomas Stribling of Ashland and Secretary Joseph Edwards of Oregon, listing each officer's locale.
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Vicginia
The
Cass County Farmers’ Institute
Chas, Beggs
Ashland
Thomas Stribling
Joseph Edwards
Oregon
Explosion at Iona Island Naval Magazine Kills and Injures
Admiral O Neil received a telegram from Captain Perry in temporary charge of the Brooklyn Navy Yard reporting six to nine men killed and five injured by the explosion of the naval magazine at Iona Island. He said shellhouses Nos 3 and 4 and their contents were destroyed. Perry formed a board to investigate at once.
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Washington
Admiral O'Neil
Naval Ordnance Bureau
Perry
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Iona Island
St Boniface Church Dedication In Evansville West End
Evansville Indiana dedicates the new St Bon actin Catholic Church of the West End. The imposing ceremonies marked the opening of a church costing 150000 dollars, one of the state’s largest outside Indianapolis.
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Evansville
Ind
West End
Indianapolis
Rio Janeiro treaty settles Acre territory dispute
The dispute between Bolivia and Brazil over Acre is settled. The treaty will be signed this week and published after Congress approval.
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Acre
Bolivia
Brazil
Congress
Ambassadors Inform Porte of Reform Support
British German French and Italian ambassadors visited the Porte on Tuesday and notified Turkish officials that they carry instructions from their governments to back the Austro Russian reform scheme.
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Constantinople
Porte
Golden wedding observed for Beaton Stephens in Bundton
Marshall Missouri reports the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Thomas Beaton Stephens observed in Bundton on Tuesday. The same minister who united them 60 years ago conducted the ceremony.
Butcher Willam Hines Kills Helper In Humboldt Bog Shoot
Mattoon, DL reports Willam Hines a Humbolt butcher, while hunting bogs with a rifle, shot and killed his helper Lee Stepheus on Friday. Further details pending investigation and motive are not provided in the surviving text.
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Mattoon
Willam Hines
Humbolt
Friday
Lee Stepheus
Rapid Rise of New Republic Colonizing Panama
Panama seceded from Colombia at 1pm on November 4, with crowds in Panama City. Governor Obaldia was guarded as troops stood by. gunboat actions caused no major damage. In Colon, Colombian forces armed a 400-strong group and attempted to seize control, but battles were avoided as authorities secured stability. Marines arrived aboard the Nashville and Dixie to restore order while a new government aligned with Porfirio Molendo prepared to depart.
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Department of Panama
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Obaldia
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New Republic
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Diphtheria Deaths Prompt School Closures in Spencer County
Evansville Indiana report notes another death from black diphtheria in Spencer County on Thursday bringing the count to four in a few days and leading to several school closures.
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Evansville
Ind
Spencer County
Mormon Church Buys Carthage Jail Site for Four Thousand
Keokuk Iowa reports the Mormon Church has purchased the old Carthage jail in Carthage Illinois for 4000 dollars. The jail is historically noted as the place where Joseph Smith the Mormon prophet and Brother Hirram were killed by a mob in the early state history.
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Keokuk
Carthage
Joseph Smith
Hirram
Earthquake Felt Across Eight States in Eight States
A series of shocks struck St Louis and eight states. first tremor at 12 35 pm lasting about twenty seconds, a second at 1 18 pm about fifteen seconds. Effects were felt citywide with variable onset among occupants. Caruthersville reported frequent shocks and two severe jolts late Tuesday into Wednesday. Reports cite minor damage and echoes of past New Madrid quakes.
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St. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Hasters
Missour
Iicnois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Misolesippi
Louisiana
Arkona
New Madrid
Caruthersville
Tirvimiout
Fein Sentenced Five Years for Fraud Convictions
Adolph Fein, vice president of the Hebrew branch of Jefferson Club, found guilty on four counts of embezzlement fraud. United States District Court sentenced him to five years in the penitentiary and a $1,000 fine. One count involved perjury. judge extended the sentence to include hard labor.
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St. Louis
Adolph Fein
Hebrew Banch
Jefferson Clot
United States
Enitentiary
Dury
Adame
Ward
Farmers Unite Meeting Planned in Carbondale
In Carbondale Southern Miracl local farmers plan to unite into one organization. A meeting is set for November 9 at Marion with delegates from the Farmers' Bodal and Keonowal Walen. The movement aims to form an International Union in St Louis next year and establish the International Home League for women affiliates.
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Carbondale
Aniona
Miracl
Ormanten
Ion
Pusitiney
Farmers’ Union
Senate Takes Up National Lottery Bill After First Reading
Tiavana Senate Thursday debated the national lottery bill and passed the first article. It is believed the bill will pass both houses but may face a presidential veto from Palma. The Cuban lottery was proposed as a substitute for taxes on sugar tobacco liquors and matches under the new soldiers pay law. Palma had earlier warned he would veto the bill if supporters advanced it.
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Senate
Congress
Ina
Palma
Cable car crash on Twelfth Street viaduct kills one
In fog early Wednesday a collision of two cable cars on the Twelfth street viaduct in Kansas City Missouri killed one person and injured 51 others, two of them perhaps fatally. Most injured were en route from homes in Kansas City Kansas to Missouri department stores.
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Twelfth Street
Kas
Missouri
London denies Servian king abdication rumors
Rumors of King Peter of Servia abdication and failed attempts to ensure the throne circulated for days. An authoritative denial from Belgrade arrived Sunday.
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London
Peter of
Servia
Belgrade
British envoy Mortimer Durand presents recall letters
Madrid reports Sir Henry Mortimer Durand the new British ambassador in Washington delivered his letters of recall to King Alfonso on Saturday and departed for London.
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Madrid
Henry Mortimer Durand
Washington
Alfonso
London
Routt Dies After Shooting in St Joseph Altercation
Albert Routt, shot Sunday night by Oscar O Kleinbrodt in St Joseph Missouri, died Tuesday from the wound. Routt’s ante mortem statement says he was the aggressor after a quarrel over a woman.
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Albert Routt
Oscar O. Kleinbrodt
Routt
Fayette County Farmers Institute Opens in Vandalia
The annual Fayette County Farmers Institute and Corn Carnival opened in Vandalia on Tuesday and continues through Thursday with awards to be presented for various farm products.
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Vandalia
Fayette County
Sultan and His Players Opera at the Palace
A palace troupe led by Arturo Stravolo from Naples performs for the sultan who favors variety and changes, with a rotating cast of actors and a military style company. Performances occur irregularly, often when the sultan desires, with itinerant elements and quick staging for operas like Un Ballo in Machera.
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Arturo
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Constantinople
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Cultan
Angelo Ia
Leutensant
Caiwl
Erm Gta
Gaetano
Nicola
Omcheytra
Aranda Pasha
Poollle
Wile Mmnaiety
Sultan Vwlab
Fertile Excuses Hid a Young Man in McCullagh Era
The passage recounts editor McCullagh scolding a late trainee who excuses his chronic tardiness with a string of failures. After a stern talk and a deterrent threat, the editor offers a final chance and assigns a piece to be written for the Sunday paper.
Origin of the cry hurrah in Normandy and England
The article traces the exclamation hurrah and its variants across Europe. It cites Rome authorities, Norse war cries, and Sw- and Danish terms such as Horr, Hurre, and Haro, linking them to cries used in Normandy under Duke Rollo and to Sir Francis Palgrave’s notes on oratory and justice.
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Mhorrah
Jiehowah
Thoraldo
Horr
Hireren
Hurre
Bier
Francis Palgrave
Normandy
England
Roltlo
Raoul
Rollo
Addison
Buasa
Evelyn
Heaps of Trouble for the Editor at Lagrange Sentinel
The Lagrange North Carolina Sentinel explains the three week delay in publishing the Bontine due to drink and carelessness by the foreman while out of town. The press broke requiring parts sent to Baltimore for repairs. Three attempts to print failed before a new printer and repaired press were secured. The paper promises regular issues henceforth and asks readers to excuse the disruptions.
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Lagrange
N.C
Fragmented Farewell Poem Fragments
A jumble of lines evokes a farewell poem about life and death with references to dawn, duty, and virtue. Phrases appear misread, but the tone suggests a poet’s meditation on time, beauty, and the burden of guiding a young reader.
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