Bomb found in Tombs room under district attorney offices
Associated Press reports a partially burned fuse bomb discovered in the Tombs econoit room beneath District Attorney Whittian's offices in New York. Police tore the fuse before it could explode. The alert followed reports of a larger wartime clash in Europe with ships Audacious and Olympic connected to a North Irish coast sinking. Authorities kept details secret.
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Olympic
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Stock Show in Kansas City Opens Despite Quarantine
The American Live Stock Show at the Kansas City stock yards will proceed next week despite a cattle quarantine. Directors decided to carry out plans as scheduled with the event starting Monday and continuing through the week.
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Kansas City Stock Yards
Laredo National Bank Financials October 31 1914
At the close of business October 31 1914 renderings to the Comptroller of the Currency show condensed bank resources including loans furniture and fixtures and real estate excluding site, with total assets of 1 358 882.08 dollars. Capital stock paid in 18 000.00 dollars. liabilities list capital and reserves with officers J K Beretta president M Alexander vice president and Sam W Brown cashier.
American Troops to Leave Vera Cruz on November 23
Washington reports that Secretary Bryan announced American forces will evacuate Vera Cruz on November 23. The move follows prior signals and a cable from the American fleet triggered by the approaching fleet. The evacuation order was coordinated with plans for the Mexican port and regional security.
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Federal Reserve Bank Discounts Stated in Dallas
Dallas Texas November fourteen the federal reserve bank discount rate here is announced at six and one half percent per cent
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Associated Press
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Federal Reserve Bank
Supreme Court Refuses New Leo Frank Appeal
By Associated Press Atlanta Ga Nov 14 The state supreme court has refused a new trip to Leo Frank convicted of the murder of Mary Phagan.
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Duel at Hamlin Texas Leaves One Dead Wounded
Associated Press reports from Samford Texas on November 1 indicate a duel in Hamlin Texas resulted in one death and multiple injuries.
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Samford
Texas
Masked robbers hold Wells Fargo agent in Texas raid
Two masked bandits stopped at 2 am in Navasota Texas and robbed Wells Fargo press agent H. L. Garvin of a package containing 5900 dollars for Fostoria Lumber Co. They forced him to walk away to avoid alarm while fleeing into Brazos bottoms. authorities pursued them.
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Judge Thew Wright Quits DC Supreme Court
Justice Mime Thew Wright, noted for sentencing Samuel Gompers and other libel leaders, resigns from the District of Columbia Supreme Court after impeachment charges are filed with the House Judiciary Committee. The charges allege official and personal misconduct.
Cotton Prices Advance Slightly in Dallas Market
Middling cotton rose one sixteenth to 7 1/2 cents in Dallas trading with 2,810 bales sold. Liverpool Exchange to open with unreited trading, and the Cotton Exchange in Liverpool plans to begin next Tuesday.
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Temperance Women at Atlanta Discuss National Convention Plan
Encouraging reports of temperance victories and a comprehensive campaign plan are debated at the Women's Christian Temperance Union national convention in Atlanta Ga opening Thursday and running to next Wednesday. The gathering urges Congress to pass the Hobson amendment to the Constitution at the short session.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
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Hobson
Chicago church marks eightieth anniversary celebration
St. James Church in Chicago, the city's first Episcopal church, will celebrate its eightieth anniversary. The article recalls the parish's founding by five women and a Jones man, the early pulpit, and notable historical moments including a trial involving Rev William S. Walker who was ousted for carrying a rifle on Sundays.
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St. James Church
Chicago Protest Against New Tunnel and Lighterage Rates
Chicago business interests prepare to protest before the Interstate Commerce Commission in the toll hearing about proposed tunnel and lighterage charges by railroads. Chicago's 58 miles of tunnel under downtown carry about 200 percent of city freight and a higher rate could force surface transport. The Chicago Association of Commerce gathered evidence for the case.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Ilinois Telephone Company
Chicago Association of Commerce
Com
Philippine Forest for Sale Near Luzon Island
A 60 acre Luzon public forest tract in Manuta named for a two year concession will open to woodsmen’s axe as bids for lumber begin tomorrow. American lumbermen compete for the rights to cut valuable hardwoods as the auction proceeds.
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Luzon
Baltimore & Ohio stockholders to consider $600 million mortgage
On Monday, B&O stockholders will be asked to approve a blanket mortgage of $600,000,000 to avoid note sales and allow bond issues in stages. President Willard notes no new bonds before June 1915 and no new construction work is planned. The meeting will also consider reducing the number of organizations in several states.
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