War talk subsides as Servia and Bulgaria pause arms
From Loxpon Oct 29 a trend of war talk decline emerges as Servia and Bulgaria suspend plans pending the Constantinople conference. Turkish forces total 180,000 at frontiers with reinforcements arriving, Sandsturm and Bashi-Bazouks summoned, and Albania pledging aid. French success in Tonquin follows.
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Loxpon
Servia
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Goubdt
Uie
Sorglan
Roumelia
Balkan Peninsula
Circassia
Albania
Tonquin
Paris
War Office
General de Courcy
Anam
Fio
General de Courey
Negrier
Agio
Bamboo Canal
Apids
Perlmieux
Department of Cordage
Chippewas in Minnesota Face Destitution This Winter
Starving Chippewa Indians at Leech Lake report destitution due to Mississippi headwaters reservoir effects. Ten foot overflows ruined wild rice and game, with about 1600 people needing aid. Senator Dawes and Gov. Hubbard acknowledge the crisis, urging Congress to provide relief before severe hunger and exposure hit.
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Minn
Leech Lake
Mississippi River
Dawes
Massachusetts
Sheehan
Washington
Indian Bureau
Congress
It Is His Boy An Affecting Meeting in St Louis
Samuel W. Brooks the Slyde schoolmaster met Maxwell alias Brooks in Circuit Attorney Clover's office. They embraced and wept. Brooks expressed belief his son is innocent. He reported private information of an insurance policy and said he would return home soon to seek truth and guidance for his son.
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Maxwell
Brooks
Ly Fathre
Louis
Samuel W. Brooks
Slyde
Maxwall
Circuit
Clover
England
Hough
Manchester
T'reller
Ned
Binger
Hie
Dom
Ai Insurance Company
Jim
National Cattle Growers' Convention To Meet Here
A delegate convention of representative stockmen called by the National Cattle Growers Association of America will convene in this city on November 14 and 17. Delegates from every state and territory, state boards of agriculture, agricultural societies, and livestock periodicals will be present, with those attending chosen for their intelligence and influence.
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Carcano
United States
Wich
National Cattle Growers’ Association of America
State Boards of Agriculture and Agricultural Societies
Stranglers to Be Hanged for Pittsburgh Murder
Stranglers Giovan ni Avzari Augustine Gelardi and Ignozzia Sylvestre were found guilty of murdering Fillippo Caruso on April 30. They lured him to a house on Tilden Street, choked him with a rope, and concealed the body in a trunk sent to Pittsburgh where the crime was discovered. Caruso was killed for $300 saved from his earnings.
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Curiaco
Giovanni Avzari
Augustine Gelardi
Ignozzia Sylvestre
Fillippo Caruso
Pittsburgh
Sentengen
Caruso
Tilden Street
National Women’s Christian Paper Union Meeting Held
Philadelphia October 28 reports the Taeltis e of the National Women’s Christian Paper Union will be held in the city with details not fully legible in the fragment. The notice notes a gathering of delegates and related activities.
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Philadelphia
National Women’s Kistian Paper Union
Wild Be Helg
Wrecks and Losses From Labrador Storm Report
Boston dispatch reports a Labrador coast storm from the 11th to 16th in which about twenty vessels and over one hundred lives were lost. The Nellie relief voyage brought 260 survivors ashore at St Johns Newfoundland, with many still suffering. Estimated total losses reach around three hundred with two thousand left destitute along the coast.
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Boston
Labrador
St. Jonrs
N. B
Nettle
Cne
Port
Quurnac
Canada
Gulf
Esquimany Point
Fuuilies
Fot
Sant
Bridge Collapse on Geneses Ave Sparks River Tragedy
A fire on October 9 in Fast Sac via Mich triggered a bridge collapse near the Geneses avenue bridge. Sixty people fell into the river as a 5 by 45 foot sidewalk section gave way. Twelve to thirteen remain missing. at least one boy, eight year old Aldney Falton, has been recovered. Others were rescued with injuries. river dragnet searches continue under poor visibility.
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Enat Saginaw
Mich
Nom Aldney Falton
James Fwaits
John Rothenburg
George A. Irwin
E. D. Cowles
The
Courier
John Bush
Cheater Meeran
James Murphy
Sharp
Jenna Loch
Bainbridge
Foote
Pacific Coast
Chicago
B.C. Rice & Sons
Cincinnati
Barsh Corry
Dover
M. H
Scotland
Andrew Murphy
Pottsville
A. E. Goodrich
Samuel G. Armor
Brooklyn
Clyde
Montreal
Corso
Row
Garland
Mackin Casa
Supreme Court
Portolot
Post Office Department
Panama Canal
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Reform School
Owatonna
Minn
Richard Boering
Harrisburg
Washington
Europe
D. E. Wadsworth
Ishpeming
Plitaburgh
Wheeling
Arkansas
Pike County
James Hodges
Baltimore
Braoklyn
Tolonn
Guinhills
L. Suttonstall
Charles Codiman
Massachusetts
Caunty Ofivers Abe
Mosman
ML I
Thule
Louisville Revenue Hits Record One-Day Total
Louisvill Ky October day sees revenue office collect 161180 dollars the largest single day in Louisville and in any U S revenue district since the laws began whisky departures from bonds spurring a rush to January 1882. The haul includes 1758 barrels and 4474 gallons of whisky marking the two biggest daily sums in U S history.
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Louisvill
Cox
Louisville
Gillons
Indignant Indianapolis protest over police shootings
In Indianapolis, October 29, two dozen colored residents held an indignation meeting to denounce the shooting of a black man in the courthouse during an arrest for criminal assault and a negro shot Sunday for resisting arrest. They issued an address to the mayor demanding greater consideration or risk of trouble.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Will of Colonel Pierce funds hospital and towns in Texas
The will of Col Thomas Pierce, late president of the Texas Houston & San Antonio Railroad, allocates 20000 for a hospital on the Sunset Route in Texas and 18000 to be divided among ten towns for educational use. It also provides substantial fortunes for his children and a 1,000,000 trust for them, with about 100,000 to each brother, sister, and nephew.
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Houston, Tex
Thomas
Pierce
Texas
Frederick Weigmann Celebrates 106th Birthday in Cincinnati
Frederick Weigmann of Cincinnati marked his 106th birthday at his stepson Charles Schroder’s home. Born in Westphalia Germany on October 26, 1879, he fought under Emperor Frederick William I and later emigrated to America. He enjoys good health and full use of his faculties.
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Ciapranarouis
Jod
Frederick Weigmann
Cincinnati
Charles Schroder
Weigmann
Westphalia
Germany
Local Political Note on Voting Arrangements
Fragmentary OCR notes reference arrangements to vote and supply in Congress, with unclear names or dates. Contains stray phrases about property and employment in a political context, suggesting a general discussion of voting logistics and legislative staffing.
President limits White House access after November 1
The President announces a tighter public access plan, restricting interviews after November 1. On Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays in November he will receive public business callers from 10 to 11 and 4 to 5, while on Sundays he will meet in the evening. cabinet members and department heads will be available on all other days.
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Hc Wallre
Wis Derling
Ton
White House
Assembly of Congress
Congress
Murder Mystery and Pension Rulings Chronicle
Reports recount a Kansas train robbery near Coolidge with a confession by Henry Kellen and arrests of Abe Walter and Fred Blank, while Walter and Blank await trial. Governor Marmaduke and officials seek Kellen as a witness. Also covered are a pension decision clarifying evidence needs for 1812 veterans and a mysterious 4900 dollar bank shipment case in Missouri with no clues yet.
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Kan
Jerverson
Coolidge
Henry Kellen
Grace Church
Kellen
Abe Walter
Fred Blank
Walter
Blunk
Topeka
Martin
Kansas
Santa Fe Road
Marmaduke
Missouri
Kellon
Fils
Unclear fragment hints at buildings and finance
Fragmentary OCR text mentions buildings and funding but lacks coherent names or events. Reads as incomplete notes on property or construction matters without identifiable persons or organizations.
Deadly revenge case ends in double shooting scene
Asba J Burrus shot two women, Mrs Roy Good and Lillian Walter, near 140 Monroe Street, then fled. A city chase ended with Burrus captured by Vicer Crowley and jailed after violent crowd scenes. Mrs Good and Miss Walter received critical head wounds and were taken to hospital with slim chances of recovery.
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Stanley Prudence
Prudence
Burrus
Burros
Mrs. Good
Miss Wahiter
Mr Good
Miss Walter
Lillian Walter
la Sally Street
Libishan
Bel
Vicer
Crowley
Madison Street
Fifth Avenue
Alen
Ward Found Guilty in Ward Trial Verdict
New York Oct 29 Evidence concluded in the Ward trial with Willisia S Warner and Julien I Davis testifying about a 71700 check and asset list. Ward’s acquittal motion was overruled and a guilty verdict returned after jury deliberations. Gettysburg Pa Indian troops dedication of battlefield monuments noted with six shafts for various regiments.
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New York
Ward
Willisia S. Warner
Julien I. Davis
Grant & Ward
Warner
Gettysburg
Gary Field
Gertysbune
One More Chance for Riel Sanity Commission
Canada Oct 2 The Cabinet approved a petition for a commission to examine Louis Riel's sanity upon receipt of evidence of insanity during confinement in the asylum here and at Quebec. The commission will include one Ottawa physician, a French physician from Quebec, and a U S doctor believed to have testified in the case.
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Righ Monteeal
Canada
Louis Riel
Southerners Opposed to the Chinese Question
In Avausta Georgia violence erupts over Chinese immigration after Seatt le outbreak. Citizens petition city council to halt further arrivals as pro and anti Chinese factions clash amid local tensions. Also reports on mining in Gavena and the American Missionary Association meeting noting finances and regional church data.
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Avausta
Seatiie
W.T
Celestials
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Dmng Revenue Collections
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Operty
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Diack
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Oak
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Thorne & Co
Frederickston, Mo
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Gavena
de Underwood
American Missionary
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Manison
Wis
American Missionary Association
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Mie Association
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Gerton
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