Chicago Bandits arraigned in murder and train robbery case
Four youths Peter Neidermeier Harvey Van Dine Gustav Marx and Emil Roeski were arraigned in Chicago tonight Marx pleaded guilty others not guilty They were moved from Harrison police station to county jail under heavy guard Marx claimed to be the squealer and recounted a street confrontation and gunfire near Orleans Street The group dialogued about prior crimes and near killings as the case unfolds
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Chicago
Peter Neidermeier
Harvey van Dine
Gustav Marx
Emil Roeski
Marx
Harrison
van Dein
Neidermeier
Roeski
Indiana
van Line
Orleans Street
van Dine
Louis challenges Bristow over Bristow report
Washington reports that Michael W. W. Louis former post office supplies chief denounces Bristows report as unfair and vows to publish a signed reply to permit libel actions. He offers to prove the baselessness of Bristows statements in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michael W.W. Louis
Post Office Supplies
Bristow
Maybury Grieved Denies Involvement In Letter Box Scheme
Mayor William Co. Maybury of Detroit denies awareness of Dr E D P D Scheble of Toledo in a government letter box contract scheme held by Maybury Ellis firm. He expresses grave mortification over criticism from the Fourth report and insists the deal was a simple business transaction not a fraud plot. He says he never knew of Machen's subterfuge or Wynn’s bid raise and had no personal dealings with Machen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Mav
Wm. Co. Maybury
Machen
Wynn
Washington
A Square Denial by Baldwin on Brandt-Dent Link
Ernest E. Baldwin, assistant U.S. district attorney for the southern district of New York, denies any knowledge of links between the Brandt-Dent company and the government. He explains he was hired in 1900 to defend suits by a former employee of Brandt-Dent and refused to hand over papers when asked.
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New York
Ernest E. Baldwin
U.S
Southern District
Brandt-Dent Company
Bristow
Baldwin
Strong
Arraigns Bristow in German case at Nuremberg
Canton Ohio reports Judge Baldwin consul at Nuremburg Germany insists the statements of Fourth Bristow are unsupported. He criticizes furlough policy and defends official conduct amid a controversial dispute likely involving wartime diplomacy and press coverage.
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Canton
Ohio
Baldwin
Nuremburg
Germany
Brookton teachers and relatives seek Japan land claim
Miss Harriet Lake of Kingman School, with brother Fred a commission merchant and Edward Lake, claim $105,000 from Japan. Uncle Henry W. Lake also involved. They enlist Secretary Moody and Secretary Hay, Senator Lodge, and Congressman Gardner. Claim alleges lands and property of George W. Lake and Edward Lake were seized by a high Japanese official with government approval. George W. Lake, Harriet’s father, fought a Japanese official, left for the U.S., later visited Japan and Corea, where he was murdered.
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Brockton
Harriet Lake
Kingman School
Fred
Edward Lake
Japan
Henry W. Lake
Topsfield
Moody
Hay
H. C. Lodge
Gardner
George W. Lake
Miss Lake
Corea
Relief for Macedonians Urgently Appealed by Cleric
Boston reports the American Bible Society received a cable from Rev. Edward B. Haskell at Ristovatz near Servia Bulgaria and Macedonia urging funds for relief. He notes severe winter, insufficient food and bedding, straw booths, ruined villages, rising pneumonia deaths, and inadequate English funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Board Today
Edwardb. Haskell
Ristovatz
Servia
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Safe Relief
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a fast safe remedy for piles. It claims long standing cases can avoid surgery and that the treatment costs 50 cents with a free book available from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Faction fight ends in triple tragedy and capture of killer
In Hodgenville, Kentucky a factional feud erupts as two men are killed and a third fatally wounded. Dave Osborne and Squire Osborne die while Will Gardner is mortally wounded and John Bennett loses an arm. Custer Gardner, a young farmer, is captured after a desperate struggle in Elizabethtown and jailed in Munfordville. The motive traces to a family quarrel.
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Louisville
Hodgensville
Dave Osborne
Squire Osborne
Will Gardner
John Bennett
Custer Gardner
Elizabethtown
Munfordville
Winchester
Mentally unbalanced killer Kruger facing hanging in Greensburg
Chicago dispatch reports Charles Kruger, jailed in Greensburg Pennsylvania after burglary, confessed to killing Policemen Pennell and Devine in Chicago and additional murders across Ohio Indiana Kentucky. He awaits execution January 14 1904, with officials skeptical of his sanity but noting precise crime details. A later claim of writing a crimes history is mentioned.
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Chicago
O'Neill
Charles Kruger
Greensburg
Pennell and Devine
Kentucky
Trescher
Kruger
Ohio
Indiana
H. F. Brewer
O'Neil
Powell Receives Instructions on San Domingo Policy
Washington on November 30 reports that instructions to Minister Powell require him to refrain from recognizing the provisional government of San Domingo until he obtains assurances that U S citizens interests will be safeguarded. He will ensure arbitration of the San Domingo Improvement Company claims proceeds as previously arranged with President Wilson and himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Powell
San Domingo
United States
Schoolteacher Held Up by Highwayman in Caryville
Worcester November 30 special reports Miss Millie Fisher a Caryville schoolteacher was robbed in a residential street by a masked highwayman who threatened with a revolver and took her pocketbook containing a small amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Webster
Millie Fisher
Caryville
Anti Imperialists Elect Boston Leaders At Annual Meeting
Boston, Nov. 80. The New England Anti Imperialist league elected officers at its Twentieth Century club gathering. George Boutwell of Massachusetts named president, Erving Winslow secretary, David G. Haskins Jr. treasurer, with Albert Parsons, Charles Fleischer, John Ritchie, Julian Codman, Archibald Howe, Charles Warren and Fiske Warren on the executive committee. Winslow urged immediate independence for the Philippines and noted projected costs of the project near 920 million dollars by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Twentieth Century Club
New England Anti-Imperialist League
George Boutwell
Massachusetts
Erving Winslow
David G. Haskins, Jr
Albert S. Parsons
Charles Fleischer
John Ritchie
Julian Codman
Archibald M. Howe
Charles Warren
Dividend Postponed at Republic Iron and Steel Firm
New York November 30 Directors of Republic Iron and Steel postponed the usual dividend on preferred stock citing unsettled industry conditions and aiming to strengthen finances. The firm reports strong quick assets and $6 million spent on new construction expected to lift earnings when market stabilizes. August Belmont resigns. John W Gates elected to the board as successor and longtime stockholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Alexis W. Thompson
Iron and Steel
August Belmont
John W. Gates
Rev Dr John Lindsay dies at 68 in Boston
Rev Dr John Lindsay rector of St Pauls Episcopal church died at his home 282 Marlboro street at 1130 tonight. He was a native of Baltimore and came to Boston 15 years ago. His 15th anniversary as rector was celebrated in St Pauls yesterday.
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Boston
John&. Lindsay
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Marleboro Street
Lindsay
Baltimore
St. Paul's
Decline of U S Cotton Exports Amid Speculation Pressures Trade
The Textile Manufacturers' Journal cites a sharp drop in U S cotton cloth exports, with September shipments down from 2 037 918 to 938 239 dollars and China’s orders collapsing from 1 190 977 to 168 208. It blames high raw cotton prices, limited banking for exports, and British competition. The piece argues for relief from speculators to revive employment and national trade balances.
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China
South America
Great Britain
England
Textile Manufacturers’ Journal
Firebugs at Work in Davisville Woolen Mills
In Davisville Rhode Island a failed arson attempt damaged a Davisville Woolen mill. Hay was stuffed through a window and sparked a blaze that firefighters extinguished quickly. About 60 workers faced possible layoff for winter. several suspects fled in a wagon, but no clues identified.
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East Greenwich
R. I
Davisville
Davisville Woolen Company
Bennett-Moulton Stock company opens with A Daughter of the People
The Bennett-Moulton Stock company opened to a crowded house with A Daughter of the People set in Monte Carlo. Walt Woods led as hero with Ned Curtis, Bessie Overton, Marie Gower, and Dollie Bardell earning praise. The Two Schrades and DeLisle provided strong specialty acts. Joe Foley drew laughs. Next on the bill are By the King's Command and The Belle of Virginia.
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Bennett-Moulton Stock Company
Monte Carlo
Walt Woods
Ned Curtis
Bessie Overton
Marie Gower
Dollie Bardell
Schrades
DeLisle
Joe Foley
Virginia
Casto's Strong Week Attracts Big Vaudeville Lineup
Casto presents a seven act bill led by Roberts Hayes and Roberts in The Infant a tall robust performer plays the infant while a skirt dancer and a wooden-shoed dancer entertain. Magee Walsh Nellie Burt Fields and Hanson Garnellas Staats Robins and Treman and the Four Olifans join with a closing oddities act. Green trading stamps offered next week. Performances daily with reserved seats by phone.
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Casto
al Haynes
Roberts
Hayes
Mr.Hayes
Wild
Woolly West
Magee and
Walsh
Nellie Burt
Comedienne
Daisy Donahue
Fields
Hanson
Haynes
Il Trovatore
Garnellas
Phil Staats
Robins and
Trenaman
Olifans
Fire in Boston Causes $115000 Loss at Terminus Sheds
Boston November 30 sparks from a locomotive likely caused a blaze at the freight terminus sheds of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad in South Boston. Damage is estimated at $115000 with $100000 to sheds and contents and $15000 to rolling stock.
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Boston
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Powder Mixers Die In Cartage Plant Explosion
Five miles southeast of Cartage the mix house of Independent Powder Company's plant blew up this afternoon instantly igniting two mixers Lester Ridge and Bert Cobb. Four other men were seriously injured, some fatally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara Ho
Independent Powder Company
Cartage
Lester Ridge
Bert Cobb
Over Niagara Falls melodrama in four acts
A brief notice announces a scenic melodrama titled Over Niagara Falls in four acts by Joseph Le. The item lists the author and stage presentation as a local cultural offering, highlighting the dramatic work as a featured entertainment.
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Niagara Falls
Joseph le
Brandt Thrillers Shown Twice At Academy Of Music
The Rowland & Clifford company presented Brandt yesterday at the Academy of Music to large houses. The melodrama, set mainly in 1901 at Jamestown Buffalo and Niagara Falls, features a circus rider mother, an illegitimate son, a barrel plunge near the falls and a dramatic rescue. The act ends with Goat Island and Niagara Falls depicted in vivid electric light effects and waves, with four more performances scheduled today and tomorrow.
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Jamestown
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York
Buffalo Exposition
Bert Bartlett
Chautauqua Grounds
Asa Phillips
Dick Phillips
Goat Island
Rowland & Clifford
Walter Law
Harry J. Jackson
Edgar Murray
Paul Frost
Gilbert Tessick
Monsieur Provost
Walter Sherwin
Ephraim White
G. C. Gunther
Starlight
Michael Ryan
Reginald Fitz-Smith
James Hadden
Madge Roslyn
Mabel van Buren
Bess Starlight
Elizabeth Murray
Academy of Music
M L T Banjo and Glee Club to Perform Tomorrow Night
The M L T Banjo Mandolin and Glee club, formed last January, presents a first class entertainment at Associate hall tomorrow night. The Banjo and Mandolin club with 10 members and the Glee club with 18, feature local and visiting talent led by J A Baker and supported by Kendall Boston, Laura Roby Herrig Pepperell, and local singers Alice E Leith and Ethel R Wotton. Proceeds go to aid the Soldiers' monument in Huntington hall next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. T. Banjo, Mandolin and Glee Club
Associate Hall
Banjo and Mandolin Club
Glee Club
Stratton & Handley School
Stratton and
Handley
J. A. Baker
First Baptist Choir
Kendall
Ot Boston
Laura Roby Herrig
Pepperell
Alice E. Leith
Ethel R. Wotton
Hunington Hall
Winter Picnic at First Universalist Church
The Winter Picnic starts tomorrow night in the church vestries with a supper at popular prices and continuous music by Custiman's orchestra except during stage entertainments. Sales tables in a pine grove feature the New Idea Commission Department run by the Men's league, buyers pay through merchants, and the church takes a commission on all sales. The event costs 15 cents and welcomes all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist Church
Custiman
New Idea Commission Department
Men's League
Doctor Known for Every Disease Specialist Next Step
Mrs. Goldthorpe asks for a good family doctor and Mrs. Hawkins replies affirming a doctor who knows every disease and can direct to the right specialist for treatment, per Puck.
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Mrs. Hawkins
Mrs. Goldthorpe
Puck
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Heath
Miller
Post Office Department
Beavers
Driggs
George Baldwin
Maybury
Bristow Report
Dge
Stieff Piano
Stieff
E. P. Hoyt
Lowell
Howell’d
Merrimack Sq
Republic Iron & Steel Co
DR. Lindsay
Cotton
Patience
Patrice
Yonkers Statesman
Opera House
THE
Ellingwood’s
Ellingwood
Ellingwood & Co
M. L. T. Concert
Star Bacon
Leia
Hodges
Middlesex Street
For All
C. B. Coburn & Co
Market Street
A. M. Townsend
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Tremont St
Bobton
Mass
Maso
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex St
O. A Wilkins
Prescott Street
Central Street
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