Vast World War Era News Roundup From New York Dispatches
Italy deploys fleet to Turkish waters while anarchist enlistment surges and Rome calls for executions. Taft surveys American fleet from Mayflower cruiser as incidents unfold nationwide. Court cases, resignations, political maneuvers, and notable crimes pepper a rapid, era-spanning bulletin.
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President Taft
New York Harbor
Mutinies, typhoons and a long imperial edict shake 1890s Asia
A Pekin dispatch reports Shan-Si troops mutinied after being sent to assist imperialists, killing their brigadier general and bombarding Manchu city, with 1,009 Manchus slain including the governor and family. The Shintsu wreck near Hainan Island claims 50 lives. Lady Colin Campbell, noted writer and critic, dies in London after a long illness. England's municipal elections favor laborites in Bradford Liverpool Leeds South Shields and Manchester. The Chinese throne grants a constitutional government with an immediate constitution and cabinet excluding nobles.
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National Assembly
Daly Named Special Prosecutor in Gary Bribery Cases
Gary Indiana November 4 Charles Greenwald announced that H M Daly of Valparaiso is retained as special prosecutor in bribery cases brought by Thomas B Dean against Gary officials to be tried Monday before Judge Van Fleet at Valparaiso. Daly will work with Samuel Parker and S W Hodges with Elmer Sellers advising.
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Burns Comes to Indianapolis to Offer Help in Dynsmiting Inquiry
William J. Burns, renowned detective, met with United States District Attorney Miller in Indianapolis to offer the Burns detective agency’s aid. He stated the purpose was to supply information or evidence of possible federal statute violations by the McNemaras and Orie McMunigie in alleged dynamiting activities. He denied any aim to seize iron workers books and records for a Los Angeles trial.
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Steeplejack Dell Seabold's Narrow Escape in Nov Hammond
Dell Seabold, famed for enduring five hours atop a Hong Kong steeple during the Boxer uprising, faced a lethal fall when a rope fray left him 60 feet from a chimney rim. He shifted to a lower ledge and swung hand over hand to safety, narrowly avoiding death.
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Mayor acquits hoboes in highway robbery case
Kekomo November 4. Mayor Puckett frees Jack McCarty and Thomas Vinson, hoboes charged with highway robbery after finding the accused entitled to a fair trial. Prosecutor witness Otis Shaffer, who helped arrest with a shotgun, is denounced as seeking notoriety and producing questionable literature.
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Jack McCarty
Thomas Vinson
Otis Shaffer
Shaffer
Death of Hiram Laboyteaux Near Newcastle
Hiram Laboyteaux a 68 year old contractor died on a country road three miles east of Newcastle while hurrying on a bicycle to the side of his dying daughter at Messick. Log haulers found the body and bicycle in a heap by the road. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Hiram Laboyteaux
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Hogs Die of Cholera Across Howard Tipton Madison Counties
Hog cholera is decimating numerous herds in Howard and adjoining counties. In Windfall area about 300 hogs perished in the last week, with hundreds more reported ill across the region. The outbreak spans Kokomo and northern Tipton as well as Madison County.
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Milling Plant Destroyed by Fire in Laporte
Laporte November 4 fire damaged the J. Street Milling company plant with losses around 7000 dollars. The blaze started from an unknown source and spread quickly. The mill held 40 bushels of wheat 2000 bushels of corn and 500 bushels of rye in its storerooms.
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Iire
J. Street Milling Company
Scarlet fever quarantine in Mount Pleasant township lives
Six families, one school and one church in Mount Pleasant township near Muncie were ordered quarantined by County Health Officer H A Cowing due to an epidemic of scarlet fever in the area.
Porter Pastor Is Called By Zion Lutheran Church
Michigan City church Zion Swed ish Lutheran extends a call to Rev. J. E. Nystrom of Porter to succeed Rev. C. A. Tolin who moved to Manistee Michigan.
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Manistee, Mich
Poison arrest in Chicago linked to Vermilya case
Police charge Mrs Vermilya with murder after experts find arsenic in Policeman Bissonette's viscera. Coroner to exhume two bodies, possibly more, linked to her. Richard T Smith, Illinois Central conductor, may be one victim. nine graves could be disturbed. Authorities guard Vermilya at 415 East Twenty-ninth Street awaiting court action.
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Arthur F. Bissonette
Louise Vermilya
Richard T. Smith
Ilinois Central Railroad
Vermilya
Nouse
Man seeks Dover right in vast Minnesota probate case
Duluth Minn Nov 4 One of the most important probate court cases in St Louis county will end soon as Dr Frederick Owsley argues to break his wife’s will and gain one third of her estate valued at over 3 million dollars in the county. He rejects 35000 cash and 10060 yearly income. He claims mining lands proven by him for his wife extend beyond Minnesota.
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Minn
St. Louis County
Frederick Owsley
Owsley
Minnesota
Denver Fund to Host National Conventions Eyes for Denver Delegations
Denver citizens plan a fund to attract both major party national conventions. A I Mahler of Omaha, head of the Harriman system, pledges 2500 dollars, with others ready to contribute to send delegations to Republican and Democratic national committees.
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Mark Where Lincoln Stood at Fort Stevens Memorial Bowlder
Washington reports that the parapet spot where Lincoln faced Confederate fire during Earlys 1864 attack will be marked by a large memorial boulder. The dedication ceremony is set for November 7, the forty seventh anniversary of Lincoln's re election.user
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Old Fort Stevens
Lincoln
State to Seek 43000 Allocation for Guard Troops
A report by Adjutant General Arthur N. Fridge to the Mississippi legislature shows troop maintenance at McComb City and Water Valley since October 4 linked to the Illinois Central shopmen strike cost about 44000. Legislation will propose an appropriation of the sum.
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Miss
Adjt
Arthur N. Fridge
Mississippi
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Water Valley
Illinois Central
Death by dynamite snap ends life of Frank Sras son
In Aspen Colorado on November 4, Frank Sras son aged 86 died after biting a percussion cap under his head and detonating it with his teeth. Authorities believe domestic troubles, including a recent divorce from his wife, sparked the self inflicted death.
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Frank Srasson
Srasson
Indiana Briefs and Tragedies Across Cities
In Hammond Mrs Curley receives two telegrams one joyful claim of her husband’s return from a northern camp and one shock announcing his drowning. Clinton Letsinger 30 fell to death at a Miami coal mine. Attica and Brazil figures tied to a railroad wreck verdict. Peru reports smallpox cases provoking doctor disputes. Kokomo mayor pushes hardline drug arrests. Hammond crash victim Anabel Shelton and Samuel Shelton hospitalized after car pinning. Indianapolis garage owner John Brant badly burned by an explosion. South Bend burglaries solved by police with drug epidemic noted. Marion suit between Horace Miller and wife over abandonment. Miss Horst injured after horse collision. Martinsville Stivers shoots near Paragon. eye destroyed. Boonville William Lee petitions to use insurance cash for defense in triple murder case.
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Robert Curley
Warwick
Curley
Laxative Remedy Promoted for Family Health
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle effective laxative to relieve headaches colds indigestions pains and constipation. It urges purchase of genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product with the company name on the front of each package.
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Wail of Modern Benedict
A humorous verse riff on marital dynamics. A husband laments being ruled by his wife who spends, guides him to church, attends society events, and outfits him with hats and bundles as her shopping continues. The piece ends with a playful twist on the biblical line.
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Aid Society
Ruskin and the American Castle Import Scene
In a London Chronicle excerpt, Ruskin laments Americans once yearning for castles now gaining one with a brick shipment and a full chapel moved to an Italian villa near Boston. The monks were dispersed by law, and the chapel faced demolition as the villa’s owner, Mrs. Gardner, transported the entire interior as artifacts.
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Atlantic
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Change of Opinion Amid Frank Joke Ends With Expired Pay
A politician with a telephone frank pockets a $20 talk, only to discover it expired. He mutters that silence is golden as a judge noted. The brief quips hinge on talk being cheap and memory of a punchline.
Tea Penalty Strong Man's Postum Experience Card
Railroad town wife writes of her husband a heavy tea drinker who turned to Postum. Tea worsened his nerves and sleep, but Postum restored rest and steadiness without medicine. His brother also recovered after giving up coffee for Postum. Letter attributed to Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan, with testimonial note.
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