Telegraphs and Trials Across The Global Arena
South Africa treason case heard in London and Lord Roberts military aid claims. Chinese repression and beheadings reported as autocratic unrest grows. U S inquiries push through Schley evidence while Pacific affairs and Philippine tariff reforms shape commerce. Roosevelt funds horses for family and a spate of legal cases touch banks and aging hotelier Noble B. Wiggins.
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Imp epzzlement charges and violent mob incidents reported
A disparate string of early 20th century notes recounts Havane Cuba accusing a Sandusky city clerk of embezzling 100000, mob violence injuring black festival-goers near Lewisburg Tennessee, and widespread crimes including counterfeit schemes, political shifts, and judicial actions across the United States and abroad, with surrounding political upheavals, wars and societal tensions shaping the era.
Free Trade Claim Amid House Debate by Mr King Stan
Mr King Stan, minister of trade and commerce, declared free trade exists among states of the commonwealth and announced a moderate protection tariff. General Yontechow denies the Macedonian committee involved in Misa Stone's abduction. The Turke and Turkey Mise be cited as responsible. Bulgarian foreign minister Danev denies any neglect in rescuing Miss Stone.
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Attitude of Russia in Balkan Dispute Noted
Berlin Times correspondent reports Russia watches the France Turkey clash with keen interest. It suggests Russia seeks to influence Austria and Berlin through France and its own diplomacy. The sultan now leans toward Germany as his main ally but may be disappointed by Germany’s lack of decisive aid.
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Jurors and venire in Georgetown case delayed by Bourbon county men
Georgetown Kentucky reports jurors called yesterday as Caleb Powers faces trial with peremptory challenges by the commonwealth and defense. Mounted sheriffs were ordered to bring a Bourbon county venire of about 100 men. Proceedings stall as extra jurors are added and evidence time shifts into a long stretch.
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Population by sex and nativity in the United States
The census report released yesterday shows males at 29.05 million of the total 1900 population with males expanding by 21.0 percent since 1890 and females rising by 20.9 percent. Native born and foreign born shares altered, with color lines noting 4.8 million colored persons and a rising colored population overall.
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McKinley Memorial Arch Planned with Two Million Target
The William McKinley National Memorial Arch association works toward a $2,000,000 arch funded by national subscription. It would stand at the Washington approach of the proposed memorial bridge linking Washington with Arlington. B F McFarland chairs the DC commission and Secretary Gage is treasurer. The president and cabinet would be honorary vice presidents.
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Prominent Railroad Executive Dead in Chicago
H. H. Courtyright longtime general freight agent of the Chicago & Alton railroad and Weston Time committee head died last night at Lakeside Hospital from gangrene after a foot injury suffered days earlier. The noted western railroad figure was widely known for his service and leadership in transportation.
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Portal Receipts Growing at Major Post Offices
Washington news notes September receipts at 49 largest post offices totaled 4,225,752 dollars, up 225,822 or 8.2 percent from last year. Only Jersey City and Grand Rapids showed declines, while New York and Chicago posted gains of 8.2 percent and 1.2 percent respectively.
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Senator Beveridge Reports From Washington on Russia and Philippines
Senator Beveridge returns from a trip abroad and meets with Roosevelt. Immigration policy is debated with Powderly presenting data on Tamm station and proposed measures to curb undesirable emigrants. Discussions on Philippine affairs, Cuban and Porto Rico conditions, and appointments with Florida and Nebraska leaders flag ongoing political maneuvering.
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Hartley Indicted in First Degree Murder Case
Rochester Minn October 32 grand jury of Dodge county indicted Charles C Hartley of Dodge Center for a first degree murder. Hartley formerly ran the hotel burner last June and was seen with Bertha Pelton a schoolteacher from the area at a station before escorting her to his hotel.
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Girl allegedly set fire to Tetel house motive named
Fragmentary report states a girl, identified as Hert kiew, may have started a fire at the Tetel home in Wisconsin. Authorities link Ho hb erg to the alleged motive in the incident.
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Not Settled Yet Questions of Marriage Divorces Occupy Episcopalians
In San Francisco on October 12 the Episcopal convention debated marriage and divorce. Bishops adopted a canon allowing a divorced person to receive the sacrament with written bishop consent. The body weighed restrictions on remarriage and the process to determine divorce causes, amid ongoing debate on reforms proposed by Dr Huntsverg.
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Ottoman Abduction Crisis Sparks Naval Stand by US
Washington requests halt of Ottoman pursuit of abductors of Miss Stone as fears of her death grow. Ransom is to be paid. Spectator notes Roosevelt administration will press the Porte for reparations and possible naval demonstration. Wisconsin man joins fundraising for Stone release, with pledges totaling $102,000 and Judge Orrin H. Ingram contributing $1,000.
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Two Men Killed and Three Injured in Chemical Worry at Essexville
Two men died and three were injured in a chemical incident at Essexville Michigan. Authorities investigated the scene and I possible causes were being considered.
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