Eleven Indictments Over Rail Rebates in Minneapolis
Federal Grand Jury returns eleven indictments in U S district court at 4 10 p m alleging railroad rebates and grain firm and individual beneficiaries. Railroads named include Great Northern Chicago St Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Wisconsin Central and Minneapolis St Louis with numerous counts. private companies cited for receiving rebates include W P Devereaux McCaull Dinsmore Ames Brooke and Duluth Milling.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Lochren
United States District Court
Ewart and
Dickie
Great Northern Railroad Company
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway
Wisconsin Central Railway
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway
W. P. Devereaux Company
McCaull-Dinsmore Company
Minneapolis
Ames-Brooke Company
Duluth
Duluth Milling Company
Great Northern Railway
Spencer Grain Company
McCau]i-Dinsmore Company
Omaha Railroad
Wisconsin Central
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Serious Glass Scrap Injures Iowa City Medical Students
A clash between sophomore and freshman medical students at the University of Iowa in Iowa City left six seriously injured and many others wounded. Injured include Instructor John St Padgham and students Carl Wachenfeidt Archibald Huff Frank Nickerson John Brandt and Charles Hazaiudl. The brawl began when freshmen tried to enter a lecture room, then escalated as both colleges united against the other, leaving clothes torn and students unconscious on stone steps before help arrived.
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Iowa City
Colleges of Medicine
University of Iowa
John ‘St. Padgham
Carl Wachenfeidt
Archibald Huff
Maquokeza
Frank Nickerson
Gladbrook
John Brandt
Charles Hazaiudl
Hall of Anatomy
College of Medicine
College of Homeopathic Medicine
Murdered Wife Plead Guilty Shocking Grand River Case
George Oberholtzer of Grand River pleaded guilty to the murder of his wife last spring after previously denying charges. The court deferred sentence but is expected to impose about a twenty five year term, a punishment near life due to time served. The crime occurred as the victim returned from church on a May evening, when Oberholtzer shot her on a dark street and watched the crowd before joining the scene. He was arrested after the coroner's inquest and entered a guilty plea in the second degree.
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George Oberholtzer
Grand River
Leon
Decatur
Oberholtver
Oberholzer
van Wert
Oberholtzer
Death of Maj Gen Shafter Near Bakersfield California
Maj Gen William Rufus Shafter A S A retired died at 12 45 pm Monday at the ranch of Capt W H McKittrick 20 miles south of Bakersfield after seven days illness. He contracted a severe chill while returning from the November 6 polls and was confined to bed. The body will depart Wednesday evening by Santa Fe train and reach Point Richmond next morning to be towed by a government tug to the Presidio San Francisco for burial with full military honors. The body will rest at the McKittrick ranch until Wednesday evening.
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Bakersfield
Cal
William Rufus Shafter
W. H McKittrick
California
Shafter
Santa Fe
Point Richmond
Presidio
San Francisco
Post Cemetery
McKittrick Ranch
Missouri youth robs train near Slater Missouri
A small framed bandit about 110 pounds on a Chicago to Denver service held up the Golden State limited near Slater Missouri, taking about 70 dollars from passengers in a rear Pullman car. He spared the women, claimed to be from Missouri, and fled after the conductor barred further entry.
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Chicago
Golden State
Rock Island & Pacific
Slater
Missouri
Jesse Jamez
Ladties
Attorney General to sue three railroads for back license fees
Madison Wis. Attorney General Sturdevant announced plans to sue Burlington Illinois Central and Green Bay and Western railroads to collect overdue license fees. The actions align with similar prosecutions and cover a 20 year span in past cases.
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Madison, Wise
Sturdevant
Burlington
Illinois Central
Green Bay and Western
Cousin shoots sweetheart then kills self near Carlisle
Clarence Ilgenfitz, age 20, shot his sweetheart Mary Katz at Drytown near Carlisle, Pa, Sunday night and then killed himself. Ilgenfitz had courted the girl for months but she refused marriage because they were first cousins.
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Carlisle
Clarence Ilgentfitz
Mary Katz
Drytown
Here
Ilgenfitz
No Change in Chancellorship Berlin Emperor Denies Change
Berlin Emperor William dining with Chancellor Von Buelow on Saturday dismissed reports of a coming change in the chancellorship as nonsense. In Adelaide Australia a world wool sales record was set with twenty nine thousand bales sold at auction in one day amid keen competition.
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Berlin
William
von Buelow
Adelaide
South Australia
Auto Crash Claims Two In Des Moines Area
Des Moines scene reports Henry Dewitt assistant cashier of the Bank of Sulty killed instantly in an automobile crash near town. Frank Sherman cashier may die from injuries sustained in the same collision.
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Des Moines
Henry Dewitt
Bank of Sulty
Here
Frank Sherman
Tashier
King Edward 65 Years Old Quiet Birthday at Sandringham
London reports King Edward Milday celebrated his sixty fifth birthday at Sandringham in quiet family company. He is described as in excellent health and receiving many congratulatory messages from across the realm.
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Edward
London
King Edward Milday
Panama Proposes Prohibition of Gambling
The national assembly on Thursday unanimously approved a bill banning gambling in the republic. It now goes to President Munder for signature, after which gambling on the jotrat will become a thing of the past.
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Panama
Pancira
National Assembly
Republe
Munder
Priest Shot Down Aboard Milwaukee Train Near Woolsey
Rev Father John Phelan of Sibley Ta was shot in the head during a gunfight on a Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul train at Woolsey D C He fell from the coach and was hospitalized in Mitchell S D In custody eight suspects were released after State's Attorney Kel ley found insufficient evidence to convictPassengers terrified as the melee ended with no further arrests and local indignation grew over the outcome.
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Father John Phelan
Sibley
Sioux City
Milwaukee
Huron
John Phelan
Mitchell
S. D
Father Phelin
Woolsey
Kelley
D. C
Hulbert
Milwaukee Ot Wolsey
Dundee Fire Destroys Business Section in Dundee
A $25,000 blaze in Dundee, ten miles north of Manchester, destroyed the town’s business district. Wheeler drug store and several adjacent buildings burned, with total losses including Dundee Savings Bank at $1,000, Wheeler drug store and opera house at $1,800, and meat market at $1,000. Post office near the hardware store suffered $600 in losses. most other structures were burned along with two general stores, a blacksmith shop, and a hotel remaining intact opposite the fire. No fire protection existed in Dundee.
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Manchester
Dundee
Here
Wheeler Drug Store
Dundee Savings Bank
John Sense
A H Lee
Clyde Lawrence
George Saddler
Dundee Savings, Bank
Post Ofice
Oxtures
Bomb hits shanty near Dubuque rail line. police hide facts
Sixth Dubuque bomb in two months damages a switchman's shanty on Illinois Central tracks at city limits. Police kept quiet until the next day, claiming they have a die. Mayor considers resignation offer from Chief Pickley amid uncracked burglaries and unrest. Meanwhile, a runaway delivery wagon carrying ninety dozen eggs in Clinton travels eight blocks before stopping. none eggs broken.
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Dubuque
Pickley
Mayo
Clinton
W. B. Ebensberger
Fatal Farm Accident Claims Gilmore City Child
A deadly farm accident near Donahoe farm five miles south of town killed Gilmore City boy John Hallman aged one. He was shot through the head while one of the Donahoe boys was with him at the time of the incident.
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Gilmore City
John Hallman
Donahoe
Donahoe Boys
Gingerbread Man Title for King Afonso Emerges
Afonso is nicknamed the gingerbread man after an English visitor in Madrid gave him warm gingerbread the first he tasted. Since then he eats it several times daily, a habit noted by observers.
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Afonso
Madrid
Indictments filed in county attorney assault case
Grand jury returns indictments against Lester Burrell and Will Herald for assault with intent to murder in the Ed M. McCall case. Prosecution cites direct testimony expected at trial likely next Wednesday. George Delroy and George Williams also indicted for gambling device arrest, each on $50 cash bond.
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McCall
Nevada
Lester Burrell
Will Herald
Ed M. McCall
George Delroy
George Williams
Ned West admits killing in Elkader preliminary
In Elkader the state through its attorneys produced a written confession from Ned West in the preliminary hearing for the murder of John Boland. West admits killing “someone” and says his mind is a blank on all else. The confession portrays him as conscience stricken and ruined in mind by the crime.
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Elkader
Ned West
John Boland
West
Legislature Majority On Joint Ballot Reported
Des Moines returns indicate Republicans hold a sixty six seat majority on the joint ballot with 214 senators elected and 12 Republicans to 31 joint ballot holds. The final tally shows a strong Republican majority across the legislature.
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Des Moines
Sap
Kennedy Still Gains Plurality in First District Race
Jefferson county revision shows A. G. Kennedy Republican candidate for Congress from the First district leads by 239 votes after counting twenty more ballots. With Louisa county precincts still uncounted the total plurality is estimated at 239.
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Congress
Pharlington
Jefferson County
A. G. Kennedy
Louisa County
Helena Copper Mine Driven to Rich Ores Near Des Moines
Des Moines area reports two or three copper mines near Helena Montana yielding rich ore. The Helena mine is largely owned by Des Moines investors with banker Mr Adams of Scranton Town among participants. Pugh Investment Co of Des Moines handles stock at ten cents a share, anticipating a rise to one dollar soon. Montaing copyer claims rich yearly profits.
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Des Moines
Helena
Montana
Adams
Scranton
Town
Pugh Investment Company
Crocker
Cattle in Pomeroy Report Spinyl Meningitis Outbreak
An epidemic of spinyl meningitis is reported near Pomeroy affecting cattle. The disease is confined to animals for now though the germ is the same as that causing meningitis in humans. The appearance in livestock is new and rare.
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Ft. Dodge
Pomeroy
Indicted for Assault in Monona County Grand Jury
Claude Fisher, who was nearly marched at Mapleton, was remanded to jail by a court held on a train for alleged assault on Miss Allan. He was indicted by the Monona county grand jury, the court noting this was the only indictment returned.
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Onaw
Claude Fisher
Mapleton
Miss Allan
Monona County
Grand Jury
Miner John Kitto Killed Under Truck at Hilma Mine
John Kitto, 18, was crushed beneath a loaded truck after slipping under it in Mine No 1 at Hilma while working in the Colorado operation. He had recently come to the area for mining work.
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John Kitto
Kitto
Colorado
Hilma
Immigrant Train Wreck Near Woodville Kills Fifty
A Baltimore and Ohio immigrant train collides head on with a fast freight near Woodville Indiana, killing about fifty passengers and injuring eighty. Investigators blame rule violations for failing to signal the second section. Many victims were asleep and burned as cars burned like tinder.
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Woodville
Ind
Valparaiso
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
Bloom
Baltimore
Federal grant upheld in Kansas Supreme Court ruling
Kansas Supreme Court sides with Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway in ousting patent holders along a 200 foot right of way 156 miles long. Land spans Geary Morris Lyons Coffey Woodson Allen Neosho Labell counties, affecting White City Council Grove Emporia Burlington Chanute Parsons Oswego Chetopa. Likely appeal to U.S. Supreme Court.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Kansas Supreme Court
Watson
Congress
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Southern Branch
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
Geary
Morris
Lyons
Coffry
Woodson
Allen
Neosho
Labell
Missouni
Iryganer
White City
Council Grove
Emporia
Burlington
Chanute
Parsons
Oswego
Chetopa
Union Pacific
Supreme Court of the United States
Two Die After Murder In Owosso Township
In Owosso Michigan Bert Seely suspected in Edwin Edgar murder last Wednesday was found dead Monday beside his young wife. A glass with a spoon and a tablet lay near the bed. Edgar was shot last Thursday on the road near his home. Neighbors say Edgar and Seely quarreled repeatedly and a long enmity existed involving Seely’s wife. Note papers found express guilt and warn not to blame Dewey.
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Owosso
Mich
Bert Seely
Edwin Edgar
West Haven
Edgar
Seely
Mrs. Seely
Dewey
Indictments for Fraud Over Boiler Tubes in Battleships
Federal grand jury in Pittsburgh returns 30 counts against J. Jay Dunn Charles T Close and Frank T Emmett Shelby Steel Tube officials and employees. Charges allege a conspiracy to defraud the government with defective boiler tubes used in 12 warships including the Louisiana during a period from 1892 to January 1 1905 as President Roosevelt sails toward Panama.
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Pittsburg
Federal Grand Grand Jury
J. Jay Dunn
Charles T. Close
Frank T. Emmett
Shelby Steel Tube Company
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Panama
Demands of Engineers Granted After Conference
New York. The engineers of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad were granted a ten hour day and wage increases. About 900 engineers will gain raises totaling 30,000 to 35,000 dollars per year. The agreement followed a Monday conference between President W. H. Truesdale and engineer representatives.
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New York
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
W. H. Truesdale
I Hunting Costs Thirteen Lives in Midwest Hunting
Record of hunting accidents in Wisconsin and upper Michigan since September 1 shows thirteen fatalities. The piece notes last year 26 died and 51 were injured in Wisconsin, with Michigan law harsher on accidental killings impacting behavior and causing hunters to abandon wounded victims.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Upper
Peninsula
Great Coal Docks Burned in Chicago Fire
A Saturday blaze engulfed the Lehigh Valley Coal company docks at One Hundredth street and Commercial avenue in South Chicago. Fifty thousand tons of coal burned, with property losses totaling about 957000 pounds. The fire threatened to become a major conflagration as two square blocks were affected.
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Chicago
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
One Hundredth Street
Commercial Avenue
Bronze tablet stolen from Slocum monument found broken
A bronze tablet stolen from the Slocum memorial at the Lutheran cemetery in Middle Village, Long Island, was recovered in a Brooklyn junk shop, where it was found smashed to pieces.
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New York
Slocum
Middle Village
Long Island
Brooklyn
Prominent Lawyer Taylor Dies in Newtown Home
Isaac F. Taylor of Jersey City, a leading New Jersey lawyer, died at his daughter Mrs Ralph Danforth's home in Newtown Conn after several months illness. The prominent figure in the New Jersey bar had been suffering before his death on Monday.
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Newtown
Conn
Isaac F.taylor
Jersey City
New Jersey
Ralph Danforth
Norway’s King in England on Royal Yacht Visit
King Haakon of Norway Queen Maud and Crown Prince Olaf travel aboard the royal yacht Vic toria anchored off Spithead Sunday. The royal party will be hosted at Windsor Castle with two guests expected to attend.
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Norway
England
Portsmouth
Victora
Albert
King Haakon of
Queen
Maud
Crown Prince
Olaf
Spithead
King Haakon
Windsor Castle
International Fairy Success Draws Huge Attendance
The International Fairy closed Sunday after eight years of operations. The event drew an average of 50,000 attendees daily, with peak crowds reaching 75,000 on special occasions in San Antonio Texas.
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San Antonio
Tex
Wades to His Death in Mississippi River
Theodore ModicH a 65 year old wealthy farmer near Monticello Minnesota left his home Thursday morning and waded into the Mississippi River to a pen beyond his depth and drowned himself according to investigators.
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Theodore Modich
Here
Mississippi River
Cashier Hering Sentenced in Chicago Forgery Case
Henry W. Hering former cashier of the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank pleaded guilty to forgery and embezzlement in Judge Pinckney's court Monday afternoon and was sentenced to the penitentiary.
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Hering
Chicago
Kenry W. Hering
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Son of Rich Merchant Killed in Pittsburgh
Henry Firth Smith twenty five, son of Joseph Smith a wealthy city merchant, was shot twice and killed early Sunday morning in the dining room of his father's East End home by a burglar who surprise him during the break in.
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Pittsburg
Henry Firth Smith
Joseph Smith
Theft Report From Syracuse Environs At Dinner
A thief entered the James Street home in Syracuse while the family dined and stole a jewel box containing diamonds and jewelry from the fashionable residence district.
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Syracuse
Robert Deyon
James Street
Arrest of Mrs Bristol on arson attempt in five story tenement
Mrs Lastelle Bristol a young colored woman was arrested Sunday after an alleged attempt to burn a five story tenement house on West 149th Street Saturday night in New York City.
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New York
Lastelle Bristol
West One Hundred and Forty-ninth Street
Goes Insane Slashes Mother in Appleton Yard
George Horner a local butcher in Appleton Wisconsin suddenly attacked his mother with a butcher knife when she tried to interfere after he began idling a number of chickens in the yard. He became violent and homicidal in the flare up. Authorities investigated the bizarre incident and Horner was detained for examination.
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Appleton
Wis
George Horner
Priday
Pottery Plant Destroyed in $50,000 Columbus Fire
A $50,000 blaze hit the Columbus Pottery company plant in Chiseland, burning the front half of the building. The fire started on tin on the outside of the structure as investigators probed the cause. In central New York, Harahas Heads Wing reports from Central. In Illinois Central Railroad news, JT Marahan was elected president to succeed Stuyvesant Fish, signaling a potential gain for Harriman in the long held plan to connect an Atlantic Pacific railroad line.
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Columbus
Columbus Pottery Company
Chiseland
Harahas
Central
New York
JT Marahan
Illicois Central Railroad Company
Stuyvesant Fish
Harriman
Atlantic
Pacific
Illinois Central Official Dead in Chicago
John Colvin Welling vice president of the Illinois Central and director of the accounting department since 1890 died Friday in Chicago. He was a longtime railroad executive and prominent corporate official.
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Illinois Central
Chicago
John Colvin Welling
Yankton & Southern railway to run from Yankton to Galveston
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state Monday for a north and south railroad to be named the Yankton and Southern railway. The line is planned to start at Yankton and extend to Galveston. The National Wine Growers' Association also called to meet Friday November 16 in Sandusky to agree on a uniform labeling system under the pine food law.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Secretary of State
Yankton & Southern Railway
Yankton
Galveston
Sandusky, D
National Wine Growers’ Association
Railroad Auditor Ends Life in Dallas Home
R Fenby general auditor of the Texas and Pacific railroad system shot himself in his room at home in Dallas Texas on Monday. He was one of the best known railroad men in the southwest. The news notes a forest fire in California near Arroyo Seco and Devil's Gate threatening property.
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Dallas
Tex
R. Fenby
Texas & Pacific Railroad System
Southwest
California
Los Angeles
Cal
Arropo Soco
Devil's Gate
Marching drill begins as batteries depart Camp Columbia
A Monday start to practice marches across the island as American troops move out from Camp Columbia. The Fourteenth and Seventeenth mountain batteries depart for Pini del Rio while the Eighteenth field battery heads to Meanzas for training exercises.
Senate votes to move Zola ashes to Pantheon
The senate committee approved transferring the shee of Limb Zola to the Pantheon by a five to three vote. The decision follows debate over honoring Zola and preserving memory within national sacred sites.
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Zola
Parin
Senate
Pantheon
Two Drown in Manistee Lake Boat Capsize
Gustav Jeckels and Stanislaus Trusky salt mill workers drowned when their boat capsized Sunday in Manistee Lake. Lee Slock, a fellow sailor, was rescued.
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Manistee, Mich
Gustav Jeckels
Stanislaus Trusky
Manistee Lake
Lee Slock
Raisuli Nominated Governor of Arzina and Environs
News from Tangier reports official nomination of Raisuli the bandsman chief to govern the town of Arzina and neighboring provinces. The move is said to be made by the gaitan.
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Bandit
Tangier
Raisuli
Wandb
Arzina
Gaitan
Amsterdam man Jacob Steen dies at 90 in granddaughter’s home
Jacob Steen died Monday at his granddaughter in Amsterdam New York in his ninety first year. He and his brother Walter of Syracuse were the eldest twins in the United States and Walter was at his bedside when he passed away.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Jacob Steen
Walter
Syracuse
United States
Deportation Orders Target Chinamen Arriving By Smuggling Vessel
Providence reports United States Commissioner W. F. Cross ordered the deportation of Chinamen who arrived on board the smuggling schooner Triolic. Lima police and county authorities announce suits filed in the circuit court by Attorney General against four subsidiary companies tied to the Standard Oil structure to halt the alleged cartel.
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Providence
W. FB. Cross
Lima, O
Lis
Standard 641 Company
New Jersey
Children Burned to Death in Indiana Fire
In Washington Indiana John Potts and his wife suffered severe burns while their two children Glanda age two and Robert age four perished in a house fire it is reported by local authorities. The blaze left the parents hospitalized with critical injuries as investigators probe the cause.
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Washington, Ind
John Potts
Glanda
Robert
Paris meat trade stats for Paris 1903
The 1903 Paris meat statistics show slaughter of 267 027 cattle 274 290 calves and 2 047 770 sheep at abattoirs yielding 156 007 850 kg of meat 27 616 485 pounds with 123 712 180 kg consumed in Paris and 2 292 650 kg exported. Hogs total 282 508 yielding 58 080 435 pounds pork and 29 370 horses supplying 7 305 659 kg meat all eaten in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisian
Paris
Eengland
Elgin Appoints Son as Private Secretary Echoes Gladstone
The earl of Elgin names his son Makeston as private secretary, likening the move to Gladstone’s 1889 appointment of Herbert Gladstone. The exchange hints at sharp wit but reveals the era’s political patronage patterns and the era’s humor about courtship and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makeston
Lord Bruce
Earl of Elgin
William E. Gladstone
Herbert Gladstone
Dr Williams Pink Pills Advertised for Debility
An advertisement recounts general debility symptoms including weakness fatigue and insomnia with claims that Dr Williams Pink Pills restore health by improving blood and organ function. It cites Miss Tala Mitzger of Watertown New York who recovered after using the pills, and notes pricing 60 cents per box or six for $2.50 with free diet book offer.
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Dr. Williams Mediriza Co
Sciencetote
N.M. Zend
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