Powers Agree to Revise the Map
Berlin reports a European powers accord shaping Med policy France to free Morocco, Italy to gain Tripoli, Britain to recognize and strengthen the Egyptian protectorate. Spain concedes, Germany to receive open door privileges. A Morocco protectorate is canvassed with France and Britain reportedly aligned to the plan amid trade and naval considerations.
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France
Neve Freeland
Morocco
Italy
Tripoli
Tanion
Berlin
Matt Gays
Europe
Mediterranean
Beypt
Spain
Germany
Prana
M. Jaures
Peveluw
Paris
Madlelaime
Franey and
Bagnod
Kalwaris
Britain
Pei
Bertaly
Clothing clues in Po McCann murder case found near quarry
Believed remnants of the late James Po McCann’s clothing were located Tuesday afternoon about three quarters of a mile from the Bonfils Station quarry where the body was discovered. Items include a coat, white shirt, undershirt, a gold collar pin with initials, a gold stud, and a cuff button. Police are pursuing a cloth fragment tied to a possible burcueh, hampered by prior searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
James Po McCann
Bonfils Station
Phil
Forgery and Peace Congress Notes Feature Missouri Figures
Mr Joseph and Mo Gaten E Bishop face two year terms for forgery in an event tied to a wider report from Missouri. Dr Gaten Bishop, founder of the first medical college in Chile city, is mentioned as a prominent deceased figure with a $50,000 inheritance. A peace congress invitation from Philadelphia preacher Matthew Anderson to meet in St. Louis is noted, with support from Anderson for aiding the persecuted negro race in the Southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Gaten
Teta Oa
Tate Dr. Gaten
Chih City
Luttas
Peace Congress
St. Louis
Bowen
France
Matthew Anderson
Philadelphia
Obituary Declares Joseph McCord a Noted Leader in Westland
Joseph McCord died Thursday night at Me fone on Clay Street. He was known as a controlling tutor in Saree bush enterprises and a prominent figure in Western Citizen affairs. He held several positions and was widely regarded in local business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
James McCord
Clay Street
Lichen
Wien
Peoria Seeks Jury for Joni McCrea Case Amid Turmoil
In Peoria, securing a jury for the Joni McCrea murder trial faces heavy public pressure. By Wednesday noon only four jurors were chosen after exhausting the regular panel and a special venue in Jo men A third venire has been ordered. Jefferson Davis’s condition shows improvement. Buffalo reports physicians announcing improvement in Mrs. Jefferson Davis’s condition Sunday night amid friends and relatives expressing relief.
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Peoria
Joni McCrea
Murphy
OxMietlog
Jo Men
Buffalo
Jefferson Davie
Mutiny at Wis mummer fries Sinitay near Crystal Lake
Abe Langdon, about 45, died of apoplesy after a mutiny incident at Armour and Gir facility near Crystal Lake Wisconsin. Police report unclear on exact details.
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Chicago
Cof
Langdon
Aerytory of Armour & Gir
Wis Mummer Fries Sinitay Allernin
Crystal Lake
Abe Langdon
Fort Leavenworth Eyes Noted Western Library Plan
The Quartermaster General reviews proposals for a guest library at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Vians have been made and if adopted the post would boast one of the best libraries in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Quartermaster General
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Wellington Fire Destroys Block of South Raven Businesses
A Friday fire in Wellington Kansas leveled an entire block of South Raven business houses. Authorities believe the blaze was incendiary in origin, with losses estimated at 76000 dollars. Local fire crews fought the flames through the early hours, and no injuries were reported.
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Wellington
Kas
South Raven
Here
Death Penalty for Curtis Jett in Jackson murder trial
Curtis Jett was found guilty of murdering Town Marshal Cockrill in Jackson, Kentucky on July 21, 1902, with the jury sentencing him to death. Foreman Elijah McKinney led the panel. Jett’s brother showed distress as the verdict was read and Jett was remanded to sheriff custody awaiting appeal proceedings.
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Cynthiana
Ine
Mays
Curtis Jett
Cockrill
Jackson
Jet
Girller
Curtie Jett
Nuriler
J Th Maren
Thomas White
Planton
Court hearing set in Ky tax case on Jodeo Blanton filing
Cynthiann and Ry Cittis Jeter appeared Friday as Judge Osferne reviewed actions in a case involving James Cockrill in Jackson Ky. The court ordered a plea, while Blanton filed papers outlining steps for a trial preparatory to appeal to the Court of Appeals in Frankfort.
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Cynthiann
Tudee
James Cockrill
Jackson
Dudge Osferne
Taxinkton
Jodeo Blanton
Cone of Appeals
Frank
Lander James Keller Hanged Friday Morning in State Jail Yard
James Keller, alias Lander, convicted of the murder of William Warren, was hanged in the state jail yard Friday morning. He spent his final night singing, telling stories, and pacing as crowds gathered for the first known hanging in the state in years.
Quarantine Established for Fever in Mexico
Dr Alexander of the Marine Hospital announced a federal quarantine in Paso, Texas, due to yellow fever spread in Mexico. All perishable goods from the fever district will be held and guarded at the quarantine section.
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Paso
Tex
Mexico
Alexander
Marine Hospital
Guthrie Men Arrested on Fraud Indictments at Election
Guthrie Ohio residents C Worrall and Howard Parker of Hobart were arrested on indictments charging fraud at a vote on water works and sewer system construction. Worrall alleged as inspector and Parker as judge. ballots allegedly substituted fraudulently for the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Ohio
C. Worrall
Howard Parker
Hobart
Worrall
Parker
Minnesota opens retirement on Chippewa lands chosen date
Washington announces General Land Office Commissioner Richardson set November on a Thursday morning as the opening date for retirement of about three quarters of a million acres of cooled Chippewa lands in Minnesota recently segregated from the reservation’s effor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richardson
General Land Office
Minnesota
Land Sale Initiated Under New Act at Kilitaee County
A large scale land sale process has completed steps under the new land act. The auction concerns tenants in Athyani Maynooth diatribe in Kilitaee. Tenants are offered 25% of the pure chase value. The total transaction sums to 6250 dollars.
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Hin Ectate
Athyani Maynooth
Kilitaee
Grand Jury Indicts George Johnston for Della Johnston Murder
In Eminence on a nine day old season, the Grand Jury indicted George Johnston for the murder of his young wife Della Johnston at Winona. Jone Lhower and Hiwhthowdes were examined. Trial is set for March.
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Birch Tree
Eminence Wedtnesday
George Johnston
Della Johnston
Iver
Winona
Jone Lhower
Cairo CarniVal Queen Crowned in Local Contest
Cairo locals hailed Miva Margaret Steegala as queen of the Cairo carnival after a close contest crowned her winner. Daughter of Jun ree and dowepl Steacdla, she drew strong support from residents and community groups.
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Cairo
Miva
Margaret Steegala
Jun Ree Dowepl
Duel at Biarrite Ends with Armadiit Wounded Twice
The contest occurred on the country plain near Biarrite between Count Areos of Claviio and the Marque of Armadiit. Armadiit was wounded in the forearm on three occasions during the fight.
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Pallas
Biarrite
Areos
Claviio
Armadiit
School of Mines and Metallurgy opens with strong enroll
Rolla Missouri reports the thirty third opening of the School of Mines and Metallurgy with 150 students enrolled on the first day. Enrollment up 20 percent from last year’s record intake, marking the largest start in the school’s history.
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Rolla, Moo
School of Mines and Metallurgy Tools
Pope names Mer Giuseppe Wilpert as secretary of state
In Rome the Qosservatore Romano reports the Pope has selected Mer Giuseppe Wilpert, the apostolic prothonotary, to serve as secretary of state, outlining the official church appointment.
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Rome
The
Qosservatore Romano
Vatican
Mer
Giuseppe Wilpert
Apostolic Prothonotary
Laredo Yellow Fever Cases Rise Amid Quarantine Measures
Yellow fever increases in Laredo Texas with two deaths and two new cases reported by Sunday. Dr. Guiteras reports twelve confirmed cases while residents flee toward northern Texas and southward. Quarantine tightens around Laredo and points south, with border Nuevo Laredo’s situation unchanged and a Mexican fever expert optimistic about control efforts.
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Laredo
Tex
Guiteras
Jian Cortinas
Homerwon
Webb County
Texas
Shotei
City of
Polnta South
State of
United States
Nuevo Laredo
Marian Trevino
Electric whip for horses described in historic weapon section
A deview termed an ole Irfe horsewhip is mounted in a front battery system of a vehicle. Copper plates on the harness saddle, with a lever linked to the battery, allow the driver to deliver a single shock or a sequence of shocks at will.
Boy Murderer Gets Forty Years
Greenville jurors verdicts 40 years in penitentiary for Charles Ethridge in the November shooting of Julia Kesner at the Porcahon tar hotel. The 1 year old Exbridge watched the trial as lawyers await any motion for a new trial. Ethridge, employed by Kew, shot Kesner after a reprimand at the hotel, then fired from a neighbor’s shotgun at Springer's drug store, Kesner dying moments later.
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Greenville
Til
Charles Ethridge
Julia Kesner
Porcahontar
Exbridge
Aljog
Ethridge
Kew
Kesner
Young Ethridge
Springer
Citizen Falls During Fight With Fire in Winslow
A defective fire caused a blaze in Winslow Pike County late Friday. Firefighters used bucket brigades as buildings including the Post Office Coopers Saplement store and several others were destroyed. Jonel Willard collapsed from a heart attack while fighting flames. two of his children were overcome by heat and are seriously ill. Several citizens were prostrated by heat. Edward and Fred Willard were badly burned. Carrie Thoms and Dora Thomas also sustained burns but are expected to recover. Winslow lies on the Southern Railroad a few miles west of Huntingboro and is described as booming despite the disaster.
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Winslow
Huntingbore
Edward
Fred Willard
Carrie Thoms
Dora Thomas
Havana Gazette Details Tax Collection Regulations for 75 Million Loan
The Gazette publishes regulations on tax collection and administration for the 75 million loan. Taxpayers must keep special books and monthly accounts. Those with taxable articles on hand have 60 days to affix stamps under penalty of fines and inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Tuesaday
Ohio marble dealers end open slope era strike settles
Cinclunetl Ohio reports the National Marble Dealer Association terminates its open slope system. Shops reopen to both union and nonunion workers, with 12 men missing from the turnout, but no strike occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinclunetl
Ohio
National Marble Dealer
Associaion
Prison Twine Factory Contract Let in Missouri
Jefferson City prison inspectors awarded the binder twine factory contract at the State Penitentiary to Dan Lopp of Jefferson City. The 150 by 50 foot brick building will be two stories high and cost about unknown figures, with construction to proceed promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Wednewlay
State Penitentiary
Dan Lopp
Kansas City Votes Heavy Bond Issue
Kansas City Missouri voters in a special election Tuesday approved about 2,175.00 in bonds for waterworks improvement, parks, market house and City Hospital. Early incomplete returns show wide margins, with rounds carried by more than two to one.
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Kansas City
Teaah
Grain elevator fire harms Eldorado mill injures 200 bushels
Fire at Eldorado Maryland? grain elevator belonging to Shelton Warren and crew Wer Hardy burned Thursday night. The elevator contained about 200 bushels of wheat. The damaged facility disrupted local grain handling and caused losses for the owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado, AL
Shelton & Warren
Wer & Hardy
Georgia Cotton Crop Report for This Season
Georgia's cotton crop is estimated at 1,074,000 bales for the current season, down from 1,470,000 last year. The figure, based on September reports compiled by the State Commission of Agriculture, reflects the statewide climate impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Dismissal of Midshipman Fry from Naval Academy
Washington report states Midshipman H. C. Fry was dismissed from the United States Naval Academy for continued infractions of academy regulations. The action marks the end of Fry’s tenure at Annapolis and follows disciplinary procedures within the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Washington
H. C. Fry
Cornerstone laid at new Southern Methodist Church in Columbia
Columbia Missouri reports the cornerstone ceremony for a new Southern Methodist Church under construction. The project, expected to be finished this winter, carries an estimated cost of to 60,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colwntia
Methodiat
Fire destroys Ayreshire block with $60,000 property loss
Des Moines Indiana reports a blazing early Wednesday destroying an entire Ayreshire block. The fire razed multiple structures including properties valued at sixty thousand dollars or more, with crews battling the flames through the night. No injuries reported as investigators begin assessing the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ayreshire
Train Robbery Delivers Heist on Burlington No. 41 Near St Joseph
Four masked men robbed Burlington’s No 41 passenger train near St Joseph Missouri dynamite blew open the safe but yielded no loot as the train headed toward Denver. Conductor Harvey alerted authorities after the hold up with a large police response and a governor offered reward.
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Joeph
Burtington
Missouri River
Savannah
EB. Harvey
August Lewis
Denver
t @teading camp
Burlington Ja
Lewis
Weataphen
Harvey
Ots
Reward for Foul Play Near Burlington Train Hold Up
In St. Joseph Missouri the Durlington Railroad Company and the Adally Express Company Woodooeding offer 64000 dollars for the apprehension and conviction of the designed robbers who stopped a Burlington train miles north of the city Tuesday night.
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Jefferson City
Donkery
Turlington
St. Joseph
Durlington Railroad Company
Adally Express Company
Woodooeding
Foun Tees
Burlington
Weston merchant reported missing after bank cash draw
Al J P Stephens of Weston drew 8475 from a Fairbury bank on Saturday and started home but never reached Weston. A stranger drove a buggy with Stephens’ horse in haste to a burn and asked for care of the horse. Stephens later disappeared, horse later found with the stranger. Search parties and the sheriff probe the mystery as Stephens reportedly carried nearly 1 with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
J.P. Stephens
Weston
Avery Burn
Teria
Mr. Stephens
Jim
Thin County
Stephena
Crandall Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement in Rock Island Case
Walter Crandall of Bloomington Illinois admitted four indictments for stealing twelve thousand dollars from the Modern Woodmen while serving as clerk at the Rock Island head office. He faced an indeterminate penitentiary sentence after drawing dummy claims. The mortuary department declined to prosecute Crandall when the bond issue arose and the state attorney proceeded with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Walter Cranstatl
Rock Island
Mortuary Department
The
Onder
Crandall
Bonda
Freight wreck near Norwich explodes shattering homes
In Norwich on the Baltimore and Ohio line 15 miles east of town two old tank cars collided and exploded Wednesday afternoon. A blast sent a sheet of flame 100 feet high, fire consumed four houses along the track, occupants escaped with little more than the clothes on their backs.
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Zanonville, O. In & Freight
Norwich
Baltimore and Ohio
Here
London cabinet appointments still unannounced
London reports none of the expected cabinet appointments have been confirmed yet. Lord Milner is said to have been offered a cabinet portfolio, while Mr. George Wyndham, Ireland’s chief secretary, tours Connaught and plans to keep his current post rather than choosing a new one. Announcements may come after several days.
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London
Nothng
Lord Milner
George Wyndham
Ireland
Connmagh
Drought Devastates Lexington Crops and Livelihoods
A Central Kentucky drought devastates Lexington area crops including tobacco corn and hemp. The prolonged dry spell costs thousands in damages and inflicts widespread hardship on residents and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Lexington
Whitehall dedicates new Christian church building
The new Christian church of Whitehall was dedicated Sunday. The imposing brick structure features a white trimmed exterior and marks a major addition to the town’s religious landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall, Ul
New Christian Church of
Whitehall
Missouri Illinois canal case hearings feature pollution claims
Attorney James Todd signals plans to prove Missouri polluted its water more than Chicago. Sanitary district testers Quinlan and Burke testified they collected May samples from the Kaw and Missouri rivers above and below Kansas City and found sewer outlets. Professor Long described historical samples showing improvements but new canal drainage revealed more contaminants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John H. Long
James Todd
Missouri
Tts
James M. Quinlan
Thomas Burke
Sanitary District of Chicago
Iast
Kaw
Long
Atrimenies
Kansas City
Jeffrion
Misunuri
Lone
Girafion
Nashville sees new electric railway route announced
John Ro Mercy states a Cincinnati company backs the plan now to build an electric railway from Mount Vernon Illinois through Drivers Thayd Irvington Minden Okanville Venedy New Memphis Mascoutah to Belleville with a northern branch from Irvington. Mercy expects about 90 days to begin construction and offers a line to the World’s Fair for interested riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
John Ro Mercy
Hewits Te Rae
Maunle
Delleville
St Seals
Mount Vernon
Thayd
Irvington
Minden
Okanville
Venedy
New Memphis
Mascoutah
Belleville
Preatient Mercy
Altoona Mine War Looms Over New 812 Million Combiner
In Altoona Pennsylvania the 15,000 workers of the Pennsylvania Can and Coke Company face potential protracted labor conflict as Patrick Gilday of United Mine Workers District No.2 warns the 812 million dollar combine formed by JL Mitchell Interccare and Big Webster Coal and Coke to meet wage scale provisions for 15,40 minors slated to be called on October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Pennsylvania Can and Coke
JL. Mitchell Interccare
Big Webster Coal and Coke Company
Patrick Gilday
United Mine Workers of America
Meeting of Negroes in Atlanta Urges Africa Settlement
In Atlanta a Sunday gathering led by Bishop Feary Turner of the African Methodist Episcopal Church declared racial separation as the only solution to the race problem. Turner urged offering opportunities for African settlement by Africans in Africa, addressing movement before 4 MAS at a city address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Feary
Turner
Afetean Methodist Episconal Church
Balloon Journey: Paris to Hull Sets Record Tally
A balloon flight from Paris to Hull in 17 hours and 45 minutes completed on Sunday. London, De la Vaulx and Count Outremont achieved the feat, claiming it as the final successful crossing from France to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
de la Vaulx
Count Outremont
Hull
Yorkshire
Paris
France
England
Governor Pardee Issues Rendition Warrant for Leo Spivey
Sacramento California Governor Pardee signed a warrant of rendition on the Missouri governor's request to extradite Leo Spivey charged with murder in Pemroe County Missouri. Spivey is currently in custody at Frisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Pardee
Missouri
Leo Spivey
Pemroe County
Spivey
Frisco
Bedford Stone Cutters Strike Over Charter Orders
In Bedford Indiana the district stone cutters walked out on Thursday following orders from St. Louis to quit or surrender their charter. The action disrupts local masonry work as union members protest centralized control and seek preserved bargaining power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Bedford District
St. Louis
Grant family donates homestead for city hospital plan
Brigadier General Frederick D Grant and siblings have given the Grant homestead in Galena to city authorities. They expect it to be converted into a hospital. In Mattoon, fifty boiler makers and helpers walked out at 9 am Tuesday, a general strike across the Big Four shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Frederick D Grant
Grant
Mattoon
Ark of the Covenant Figures in Israelite Religion
The article discusses the Ark of the Covenant as a sacred symbol in Hebrew religion, its contents the two tablets of the law, and its journey from Shiloh to Kirjath-jearim. It recounts the danger of mishandling the ark, the incident with Uzzah, and King David bringing the ark to Jerusalem, emphasizing the ark as divine presence and national unifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Kirjuth
Palestine
Deerbreia
Bhyloh
Jerusalem
Hethal Joel
Bomeuel
Shih
Shieh
Phat
Abichett
Kirdath-jeacin
Denael
Ark
Helinton
Mieed
Catala
Pasid
Ain
Ain Woitengton
Utei
Kotwth
Ander
Leson
Wettgion
Mt. Tan
David
Navid
Ciy
David Wingladinows
Every Day Heroes in Private Life Sermon
Brooklyn clergyman Rev Charlen Goodell says ages and lives furnish opportunity for heroism and that the greatest displays of heroism are in private life where individuals conquer misfortune with steady resolve, surpassing battlefield feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlen Goodell
Brooklyn
Good Thoughts and Good Looks
A reflective note on how faces reveal inner character. Whether old or young, a kind soul shines through, and good thoughts are the secret of true beauty. The piece suggests happiness, peace, and purity appear in a face with an unmistakable soul light.
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McCann
Joseph Suainess
Jefferson Davin
C. F. Langdon
Death Watch
el Paso
Oklahoma
Johnston Ia
Mise Steagala
State School of Mines
Wilpert
Mexicas Customiouke
Lampases
Nuevo Larned
Pocahontas Hotel
Cuba
China
Liberia
Hattiesburg, Miss
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Eldorado
Jil
St. Joseph, Mo
Westbound Express
Dockery
Whitehall Church
Sers K
Hanans
Bishop Turner
Big Four
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