Happenings in Eastern Western Hemispheres Recap
A compact weekly review summarizes dramatic events from around the world including affection driven mania in San Francisco, elopements in Washington state, and military leadership shakeups in Britain. It notes a fatal self harm case near Strangle, a Belgian rumor about Botha, a major horse race record in Memphis, and a deadly prairie clash in Oregon.
Powers Convicted Again in Goebel Case at Georgetown
Ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers is convicted again as accessory before the fact to the January 1900 Goebel murder. The second trial ends with a guilty verdict after late-night court sessions. Powers remains pale, while Arthur Goebel watches in court. Judgment suspended pending appeal as Powers is jailed in Frankfort without bail.
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Caleb Powers
William E. Goebel
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Calvert
Arthur Goebel
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Cantrill
Frankfort
Prince Albert Sets World Records At Memphis Trotting Meet
The Memphis Trotting Association fall meeting closed with two new world records in the free for all pace. Prince Albert by Crown Prince, driven by Curry, posted the fastest gelding half mile of 50 1-4 seconds and completed the 2 0 0 3 4 mile in 2 0 0 3 4. Abbott driven by Beers failed to beat the 2:03 1-4 mark.
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Tenn
Memphis "Trotting Association
Prince Albert
Crown Prince
Curry
Abbott
Beers
Spanish Titles Go
Washington October 28 General Wade issues circular in southern Luson abolishing the Spanish titles don senor senora and senorita and replacing them with the American equivalents Mr Mrs and Miss to be used in official communication and daily life.
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Washington
Wade
Luson
Czolgosz Executed Amid Silence and Turmoil
Leon F. Czolgosz was electrocuted at Auburn prison at 7 12 Tuesday morning after a short night of rest. He spoke briefly, expressed no remorse, and refused religious rites despite priestly pleas. Cremation plans failed in Buffalo as the Buffalo Cremation Company refused to handle the assassin’s remains.
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Father—Crematory Company
McKinley
Auburn
Leon Czolgosz
Leon F. Szolgosz
Czolgosz
Auburn Prison
Waldeck Czolgosz
Collins
Meade
Fudzinski
Hickey
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Leon
Ee Toe Stan
Buffalo
F. L. Brady
Howard W. Cameron
Leon F. Czolgosz
Brady
Crematory Company
Cleveland
Associated Press
Arizona's Statehood Drive Stirs Historic Convention
In Phoenix on October 28 Arizona launched its drive for statehood with a record turnout. Delegations from every county and major organizations filled the opera house as A. J. Doran of Prescott presided. Resolutions urged freeing Arizona from territorial government, pledging to seek admission when the population and wealth justify it, and sparked a wild, patriotic response with Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
A. J. Doran
Prescott
Congress
McKinley Memorial Appointments Listed for Canton Project
The McKinley Memorial association outlines nonofficial governor appointments to support erecting a monument for the late president in Canton Ohio. Names include Levi Ankeny of Walla Walla J H McGraw of Seattle A J Blethen editor of the Times James Sitios of the Toriane Lodges editor of The Spokesman-Review.
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McKinley Memorial
McKinley Memorial Association
Canton
Ohio
Fol H Levi Ankeny
Walla Walla
J. H. McGraw
Seattle
A. J. Blethen
Thle Times
James
Bam
Spokesman-Review
Miss Edna Dungan Indicted for Mail Fraud in Husband Plot
Portland Ore Oct 28 Miss Edna Dungan of Gold Hill Ore has been indicted by the grand jury for fraudulently using the United States mails and is now put on 500 bail Her scheme was to advertise for a husband and after correspondence advanced to request an advance payment to cover her fare to meet the lover she had ensnared by mail.
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Frances de Correaux
Chicago
E. P. Carpenter
Victor O'Brien
San Francisco
University of Chicago
Alta Reaves
Thomas Shea
Myrtle Marr
Cliff Reaves
John Dazon
Seattle
Prescott
Walla Walla County
Wash
Redvers Buller
First Army Corps
King’s Royal Rifles
White
Ladysmith
French
Srangle
Frederick T. Briggs
Northern Pacific
Briggs
Brussels
Botha
Wakkerstroom
Ermello
Memphis
Billings Park
Audubon Bay
W. Reynolds
Golconda
Baker City
Reynolds
Colorado Springs
Colo
James Kennedy
Tobin “Hanson
Dane
Montreal
Quebec
Rees Sheridan
Independence
Whit” Berkey
Gouda Springs
Kan
Clara Williams
Laulee McCarty
St. Ma‘Bio
Idaho
Kootenal County
Rem Dawson
Nome
Wickersham
United States
James L. Gaien
R. N. Stevens
Wheeler
C. D. Cochrane
Portland
Ore
Edna Dungan
Gold Hill
Senator Jones Aligns With Republicans in Nevada
In Reno Nevada on October 28 United States Senator John P Jones announced to friends that the evolution of political issues again finds him in alignment with the Republican party.
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Reno
Nev
United States
John P. Jones
Nevada
Bandit Stalks Great Northern Express Robbery Suspect Flees
A desperado tied to the Wagner Mont robbers escapes Nashville detectives after seizing a two horse wagon a buggy and a riding horse. Bloodhounds are killed along the route as the man flees across bridges and through streets leaving $1040 in Montana bank bills behind. Annie Rogers alias Maud Williams is jailed with Montana notes. Ferguson remains tight lipped.
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Nashville
Tenn
Alty
Bugsy
Great Northern Express
Wagner
Mont
Montana
Othe Poles
Dwyer
Dickins
Ferguson
Cumberland River
East Neshville
Woodlawn Street
Shelby Park
Curran
Annie Rogers
Maud Willams
Yale Downs Columbia 10 to 5 in New Haven game
Yale defeats Columbia 10 to 5 in New Haven with two Yale touchdowns not converted and Captain Morlet kicking a goal from the field for five points. In Cambridge Harvard beats the Carlisle Indians 29 to 0 at Soldiers Field.
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New Haven
Yale
Columbia
Wee
Morlet
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Carlisle Indians
Aoldiere
Tense Strain Reported Between Holland and Great Britain
Intelligence circulating here claims Britain asks Holland to recall her consul to Pretoria amid tensions over Beers and small commandos. The issue centers on Dutch actions and British diplomatic sensitivities in Africa.
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Holland
Great Britain
Pretoria
Fire devastates Philadelphia firm. 20 dead
Oct 27 fire at Hunt Wilkinson Co in Market Street buildings left at least 20 dead and many injured. Police and firemen probe the ruins for more victims while officials assess cause amid conflicting theories of naphtha, gasoline, or lantern flame. Names of the deceased and unaccounted for are being compiled.
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Philadelphia
Market Street
Hunt, Wilkinson & Co
Commerce Street
Henry Cleas
Dorothy Kramer
Martha Baker
Margaret Hebden
Susan Gormley
Harry House
H. A. Sparrow
Charles E. Sparrow
Fred Wilington
Charles Landis
Wilkinson
Department of Public Safety
Liberal leaders deny planned manifesto on Boer war amid Buller row
London reports that liberal chiefs deny any call to issue a manifesto urging the government to resign or summon parliament over the Boer war. They concede the War Office acted rightly in Buller’s removal, while some criticize his prior command. Newspapers push Buller in hopes of party gains, fueling public demonstrations tied to his name.
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London
United States
General Buller
War Office
First Army Corps
Buller
Statement on Miss Stone case from Bulgarian interior minister
New York October 28 The Bulgarian interior minister Sarakaoff told Sofia’s Journal and Advertiser correspondent that if he could send troops across the Turkish border he would recover Miss Stone in two days. He said three military cordons move toward the frontier and pledged to make short work of brigands if found.
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Bulgaria
New York
Sarakaoff
Sofia
Journal and Advertiser
Miss Stone
General Randall Reteras Sail Passes Vancouver Inspection
General Randall Reteras with staff aboard the Seward arrived from St Michaels bound for Vancouver Washington. The vessel departed October 1 and conducted coastwise inspections northward along the coast to reach its destination.
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Randall Reteras
Port Townsend
Wash
Eek
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