Governor Hughes Denies Seeking Public Office Or Delegates
The New York governor addressing a Republican club dinner insists he has not sought nor will seek any public office or influence delegate selection for any convention. He outlines his intended admin aims, praises legislative support, and rejects fusion and ambitions for political leadership, stressing responsible party activity and independence from factional pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Inutron
Republican Club
Dolo
Dogan
Gow Lutes
Ehile
Tie
Aloe
Ip Cleston
New York County
Tony
Plia
Ocean Liners in Collision Near Vancouver Harbor
In dense fog off Sandheads near Vancouver two liners the Tarn from Vancouver to Hong Kong and the Charmer from Victoria for overseas collided. The Charmer pierced Tarn's port bow, both ships suffered damage but compartments held. Crews transferred to Vancouver as repairs begun. both vessels described as seriously aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Cynagding Pacific Stormer
Charmer
Victoria
Studmers
Officers of Unitarian Conference Elects New Leaders
The conference of Unitarian churches of Illinois Friday elected Rev. Fred V. Wallachey Chicago as president Rev A K Vail Champaign as vice president George L Parkes Bloomington as treasurer and Rev J H Musel Yer to secretary Aloeniington was noted in the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Conference
Blanmington
Conference of Unitarian Churches of Sll Ndly
Fred V_llachey
Chicago
A. K. Vail
Champaign
George L. Parkes
Loomington
J. H. Musel- Yer
Signora Toselli Agrees to Surrender Princess Monlea Pig
Florenca October 1. Acting on friends advice after a court envoy from Dresden advised it Signora Toselli Countess Montignosa will surrender her daughter Princess Agi Monlea Pig at month end.
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Signora Toselli
Florenca
Ater
Dresden
Montigngsa
MonTy
Agi Monlea Pig
Cruisers Reach Trinidad After Stop at Port of Spain
American cruisers Ter衡ess and Washington arrived at Port of Spain on Friday, en route to Pernambuco. They will depart October 25 for Rio de Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Port of Spain
Island of Trindad
Ternesses
Washington
Roo
Hampton Roads
Paettle
No Janeiro
Big Blaze in Sharpsburg Suburb Near Pittsburgh
Fire broke out at three o clock Saturday morning in Sharpsburg a suburb of Pittsburg. Flames spread rapidly causing heavy losses though specific figures or causes are not provided in the readable text.
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Pittssburg
Pittsburg
Sharpsburg
Standard Loans Tale from New York Hearings
William G. Rockefeller testified in the government suit over disgosation of the oldco bing that Standard Oil held surplus funds in Well street earning prevailing interest. He cited loans of 88 million dollars by Standard Oil New York in 1906 and 24.01 million to P S Trainor by Southern Pipe Life, with Anthony N Brady recalled to discuss sale of Manhattan Oil to General Industrial Development London for 616,003 plus ten year contract with Peoples Gas Light. The London firm assumed 800,000 eight per cent bonds. details on proceeds to Standard unclear as Judge Ferby adjourned hearing to December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William G. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Standard
Well Street
P. S. Trainor
Squthern Pipe Life Company
Rockefeller
Anthony N. Brady
Chicago
Manhattan Oil Company
Olin
Brady
Peoples Gaz, Light & Cuke Company
Manhattan ON Company
General Industrial Development Company
London
Peoples Gas Light Company
Manhattan
McAvady
Peo Gas Light Company
Uni
Peoples Gia Light Company
Ferby
Wator
Fast Train Ditching Triggers Deadly Wreck Near Trinidad
A 1% restboard passenger train No 61 on the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe wrecked early Friday at Harka 20 miles from Trinidad. Engineer John Thomas was killed, fireman Albert Royleston fatally injured, and several others including Tommy Burns and manager Gilly Neal were among the injured. The double header was en route from Trinidad. the crash is blamed on bad tracks.
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Trinidad
Cal
Atchison, Toneka & Santa Fe
Hark
Wee Pissen
John Thomas
Staton
N. M
Pireman Albert Roylegton
Tommy Burns
Gilly Neal
C. W.coberly
Kankakee
Jocormoplycs Ug
Onty
Atelie
Budges
Former Huntingburg banker shoots self after arrest
B R Brodick former cashier and ex mayor of Huntingburg attempted suicide Friday night while jailed on perjury and depositor embezzlement charges. Police say he shot himself in the temple and remains in critical condition. Charles Hebrens and Homan Hettman, fellow cashiers, were also arrested on perjury and false report charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunting
Ind
B. R. Brodick
Peoples Bank
Nemeta
Adj
Huntingburg
Indiana
Charles Hebrens
Homan Hettman
Defimet Bank
Princess de Bearn Dies at 21 in St Petersburg
New York reports the death of Princess de Bearn formerly Beatrice Winans of Baltimore aged 21. She married Prince de Beurn, previously an attaché at the French embassy in Washington, two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess de Bearn
New York
St. Petersburg
Princess de Barn
Beatrice Winans
Baltmore
Pince de Beurn
Washington
Surgeon Fears the Riding Test
San Francisco October 19 Colonel Channel 14 Heingmann, an assistant general in the U S A, seeks a refiring board to avoid riding tests. He claims to be a medical man and has not ridden a horse for 89 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
War Department
Heingmann
Snowy gales lash upper lakes cause heavy sea and wrecks
Snow fell over the upper lakes on Friday with high winds creating the heaviest sea in a year. All boats are tying up while awaiting better weather. Sixteen wrecks have been reported along this end of Lake Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagan
Saort Ste Marie
Mid
Lake Superior
Fire destroys tenement. two injured and 40 housed homeless
A Friday night blaze gutted six homes and damaged the rear of a tenement at the northwest corner of Franklin Avenue and Twenty second Street in St. Louis. Two people were injured and about 40 foreign residents were left homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cormer
Franklin Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Balloons Prepare for Second International Aeronautic Contest
Nine balloons from America, Germany, France and England race to lift in St. Louis at Forest Park as part of a five day aero meet beginning Monday with the Bennett cup long distance flight. Officials stress safety with inner cordon, ground prep, and balloon inspections ahead of the Lahm Cup events for flying machines and airships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
America
Germany
France
Exsland
Ricuy
Aeromailcs
McCoy
Chandler
West Virginia
Aero Club
Pommeénn
Ainerett
Forest Park
United States Signal Corps
Lolice Palace
Emperor Not Improving In Vienna After Sunday Report
Semi official report claimed the emperor improved yet private sources say his condition is stationary and he is not feverish but shows asthma symptoms. He rests in an arm chair and relies on medicine to keep strength as air in his room is refreshed. Railway Operators Get More Pay in Kansas City Five dollar monthly raise for telegraph operators from October 15.
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Vienna
Kansas City
Kansas City Southern Railway Company
Railway Planing Mill Burns Milwaukee Fire Hits West Milwaukee Shops
A large fire destroyed the West Milwaukee shops of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway company on Oct 21. Five Sunday night blaze caused an estimated loss of 100000 dollars, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Milwaukee
West Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & SL Paul Railway Company
Viglent Hurricane Terrorizes Finmigis Province in Norway
A fierce hurricane has raged over the Finmigis province since Thursday, causing many fishing boats to vanish. As of now seven lives are reported lost, with crews missing and rescue efforts ongoing in Tronthjem Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Finmig'is
Killed in Mobile Car Crash in Pontiac
In Pontiac Michigan early Sunday Harry Wood aged 30 was killed in an automobile accident. Karl E Sailth a 4c automobile tester for a local factory suffered a broken right arm. Det 21 reported the fatalities and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
Harry Wood
Karl E. Sailth
Americans Arrested in St Petersburg for Finnish Links
William English Walling of Indianapolis his wife and sister in law Miss Rose Strunsky were detained by a detachment of the German army police for association with Finnish progression party members. Kellogg Durland was also detained but released. Walling a Chicago charity worker and grandson of the late William H English, is noted for Russian interest and past visits.
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St. Petersburg
William English Walling
Indiananolis
Ind
Rosé Strunsky
Géend- Armee
Finnish Progression Party
Kellogg Durland
Walling
William H. English
Gen
Hancock
Russia
Wallings
Prof
Malmburg
Helsingfors University
Mr. Walling
Miss Stransky
Mew
Ian
Algo
Tames
M. Times
New York
Sewapapemi
James
Wilburhby Walline
Chicago
United States
Canvul
Edinburgh
University of Chicago
Anna Sirunsky
Leland Stanford Jr. University
California
Rugula
San Francisco
Indiananalis
William B. English
William English Watling
St. Peteraure
OUSTER SUITS TO BE ARGUED IN SUPREME COURT
The attorney general seeks ouster of Standard, Wie Republic and Waters-Pieres companies for alleged anti-trust violations to form a monopoly and fix prices. Judge Anthony found them guilty. the case, with exceptions, will be argued on banc in Missouri Supreme Court. The attorney general calls it one of the court’s most important cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efferson
Uadley
Southern Securities
Dred Scott
Search for a Missing Heir in San Francisco
An Elosa Pearch seeks Harry W. Nonnanat, formerly of Chicago, believed to be alive since last heard two years ago when entering a hospital in San Francisco. An uncle’s recent death leaves a large estate. the will requires Nonnanat be found dead or proved dead before distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Rev. Chauncey Murch Dies in Egypt
Cablegram from Toledo, Ohio reports the death of Rev Chauncey Murch a Presbyterian missionary in Egypt on October 16. He was 68 years old and went to Egypt in 1883. His wife was with him at his death due to heart disease. He was a native of Schorth Ridge.
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Toledo
Egypt
Chauncey Murch
Scholth Ridge
King of Spain Narrowly Escapes Car Crash at Bridge
King of Spain survives a dangerous incident near Manresa Spain on December 21 when his automobile crossed a temporary bridge that collapsed under weight sending the car into the water. He escaped with a minor injury and welling.
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Spain
Manresa
Roosevelt Tells of Bear Hunt and Vacation Attends Vicksburg Decorated
President Roosevelt recalled three bears and a host of game from his Bayou Teocjas hunt. He and hunting companions arrived at Lea Shields residence, with a large crowd, praising his health and appetite. In Vicksburg Mississippi preparations were made for a public reception and address on Monday afternoon before his rail trip to Memphis.
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Stamboul
Talis
Roosevelt
Bayou Teosas
Bear Lake
Lea Shields
Vicksburg
Metcalf Brothers
Mr. Shield
Mr. Shieks
Tf Neato Bucters
Holt Collier
Alex Ennolds
Drutus Jackson
Harges
Mr. Roosevelt
Call
Osborn Brothers
McKenzies
Miss
Delta
National Cemetery
Courthouse Square
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad
Memphis
Louisville & Nashyle Railroad
Notable Tragedies and Crimes Reported in Fragmented Items
A spate of scattered items notes Alfred Mowers, a high school student, killed during a football game in Cincinnati. Dawson Burch of Chicago killed his bride of four months and himself by jealousy. Nearby, Martin Clehessy was killed and his son wounded near South Colton, N.C., by a hunter who mistook them for deer. An Omaha man died and two injured in a collision near Wells Street Station in Chicago. A U.S. meat industry volume of $20.625 billion is cited in a Agriculture Department meat supply report. Gregory E. Ivison, 27, alleged former football star, was arrested in Lemont, Illinois, for stealing $5,000 worth of aluminum from Windia Pure Aluminum. Harry P. Rumaugh, private secretary to Mayor Bookwalter of Indianapolis, indicted for padding inspector books, now a fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Mowers
Cincinnati
Dawson B. Burch
Chicago
Martin Clehessy Wes
South Colton
N. C
Chicago & Northwestern
Wells Street
Department of Agriculture
Gregory E. Ivison
Lemont, Il
Winda Pure Aluminium Company
Harry P
Traction Cars in Collision Near Cleveland
A collision involving two traction cars on the Cleveland Akron & Bedford line near Cuyahoga Falls injured 19 people. Officials reported no fatalities. The injured were taken to Akron hospitals and conductor Archie Evans was among the injured.
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Cleveland, O
Gel
Cleveland
Akron
Bedford
Lils City
Cuyahoga Falls
Summit County
Traction Company
Archie Evans
Train Smashes Street Car In Cincinnati Tragedy
A Cincinnati train on the Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Springfield division struck a crowded street car at Harrison and State avenues Sunday afternoon. Mrs. J. W. Story was killed instantly, three others injured including her husband, daughter, and sister. Mrs. Story's sister Mrs. Creenleaf is fatally hurt. The motorman and conductor were only mildly injured.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis & Springfield
Cincinnati, Harilton & Dayton
Harrison and
State Avenues
John
J. W. Story
Story
Blaze Levels Colchester Business District in Ill Scene
A large fire in Colchester Illinois on October 22 destroyed seven buildings in the business area including a hardware store a book shop an undertaking place a furniture store and a feed shop along with two residences. Firefighters from Macomb aided before the blaze was checked. Incendiary origin is suspected as part of a string of recent Colchester fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Colchester
Here
Carson's Hardware
Pnd
Gyroplane advances in heavier-than-air flight testing
The Gyroplane uses a gyroscopic principle for navigation with horizontal planes instead of a box kite setup. Early experiments by Parla and Ogl show promise for larger results, moving away from Santos-Dumont style aeroplanes driven by vertical propellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santos- Dumont
Utah Stage Coach Robbed Near Loendahl
In Salt Lake City on October 21 a masked robber stopped the Mur Tay stage between Bing ham Junction and Sandy at Loendahl. The driver and male passengers were ordered from the seats and handed over money and valuables. Only $12 was obtained.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Bingham Junction
Sandy
Loendahl
Narrow Escape for Firemen in Steel Town Fire
Fifteen firemen escaped death or serious injury Sunday when the Fittsburg Stove and Range Co plant and the A. G. Schwerd Porch Column Co lumber yard in Allegheny were gutted by fire. The loss reached $15,000. Fire Chief Hunter warned the men just in time to save them from falling walls.
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Pillshurs
Fittsburg Stove Ant Range Company
A. G. Schwerd Porch Column Company
Allegheny
Hunter
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Empire State
Tartar
Fraser River
Says
Wall Street
The
Santa Fe
Thomas
Indiana Bank
E. Walling
Cuastody
Finna
Missouri
Supreme Court
Murch
Stamboul, LA
Wicksburg
Kan
Stacey
Denver
Hhis
Big Blaze
Colchester, Ill
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