China Edward health rumors afloat amid WW era chatter
A World signals summary notes that China and King Edward appear in good health despite persistent rumors. Other items report US Commissioner Rockhill arriving in Victoria to call local upheavals in China minor, a Stone aide urging restraint to spare captives, and various notes on Cuba, the Philippines, typhoons, and Manila executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Edward
Prince Ching
Huns
Chengwayo
Rockhill United States Coumissioner
Victoria
B.C
Miss Stone
Aetter
Turbulent Yearly News Across States and Banks
A sprawling survey of 1901 events reports bank robberies in Ohio and Michigan, political moves in New England and New York, court actions in New Jersey and Maine, and notable deaths and legal cases. Highlights include Cleveland electors, a River Valley money theft, a Rockefeller gift to Barnard College, and President McKinley’s funeral services in Boston schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Cleveland
Nhode
L. F.C. Garvin
Lone Data
H. A. Alpin
Michigan
New York Court of Appeals
Roland B. Moltheus
New Jersey
Baldwin
Mich
Guover
Princeton University Board of Trustees
Richland Equity
Dole Sherman Cstaws
Peter Stirlng
Louisville
Lexington
Bank of Maryeville
Potomac
Caleb Powers
Greebel
A. B. Simpson
Sud Golicitor
Grace Tabernnacle
New York
Hiynter
Missouri University
Julie Harley
Kilo
Thomas Kane
Huckere Spene
Lima
O. Rey
Heber Newton
All Souls' Church
Jesus Christ
WL. Webber
Saginaw
Democrac
Saginay
Jon D. Rockefeller
Barnard Swallage
Frye
Cullam
Senator Day
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Cr. Astor
North Star
Nation House
John A. Horner & Co
West
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Woo
Reoxuvelt
John Most
McKinley
James Dun
Lebanon
Peter Gattney
Johnstown
Hazelton
Duke of
Alva
Spain
Boston
Roosevelt
Congress
McLein
Christian ‘ Foreign Missionary Society
Minns
Mark Twain
Treasury
Hamilton
Childrens of
Trenton
Bar Association of
New York City
van Wyck
Tamimany
Justice of Tin Supreme Court
Fes
Bishop A. Grant
African Methodist Muiscopal Church
G. Jones
Alabama
Supreme Court
Washington
Lely Lo
Barmers' Bank
Pingonning
Veaumont
Sex
McFaddin
Blanchett, Gilbert
John T. Thorndike
Peru
Thorndike
Henry Meigs
Orgyr
George Armitage
New Amsterdam Bank
N. Y
Express
City of
Buffalo
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Bryanlam
Foster
Court of General Sessions
Congress Indicts for Murder and Other Dazed News
A scattered federal docket reports Albert T Patrick indicted for the murder of William Marsh Rice, with motions to dismiss. The same column notes a mine accident in West Virginia injuring thirteen workers, a jewelry theft ring in New York, arson arrests in Philadelphia, and banking reforms urged by A B Stickway. additional items include a bank closure in Franklin Tennessee, a Bangor fire loss, and various political and criminal updates across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Patrick
Willam Marsh Rice
Tuouchen
W. Va
Jewely
Graeme Harrison
London
New York
Philadelphia
Emma Aho
Anna Derr
Chicago Great Western Road
American Banking Association
Gage
Wiliam K. Lacey
Fivet National Bank of
Niles, Mich
Cashtar
Jenison
Grand
Grans Rapids
William Bigdon
Chicago
Wankegawh
Rochester
Mure
Wenderson
Dallas
Tex
Eddie Cudahy
Omaha
Mallus
Citizens’ Bank and Trust Company
Franklin, Tenn
Hae
Re.boutups
San Francisco
Cleveland
George W.town
Cleveland National League Baseball Club
George Howe
Elvis Howe
Josa
Bangor
Bangor’ Beef Company
Swiss Dressed Beef Company
GM. Conant Company
Scranton
Samuel Jones
Marqus Ito
Frijita
Tsuduiki
University of Chicago
Edmund J. James
Herper
Harper
Lensville
Ed. Dorrington
Eerl King
James Considine
Jesse Sherman
Sherman
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Amos Lonerman
Prinslow
Fond du Lac
Frank Siegel
Siegel Saunders Livestock Commission Company
Kansas City
Siegel
Frank Rockefeller
Siegel- Saunders
Buck Wheeler
Evansville
Ind
Boonville
Inlaw
Elias Burns
Wheeler
Warrick County
Joe D. Kieth
Nora Kifer
Foreign affairs mix in a volatile global report
A sweeping, disjointed foreign news digest notes Germany’s favorable insurance law for American firms, Congress sessions in Mexico City, and rumors of William’s nerves. It covers Afghanistan near Cabul, famine in China devastated by Yangtze floods, Turkish punishment for Armenian crimes, and naval or colonial tensions involving Britain, Norway, and the Persian Gulf. Reports of strikes, assassinations, canal finance, canal seizure, and political upheavals in Europe, the Americas, and Asia fill the page with a mosaic of early 20th century international crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
International Congress of American States
Mexico
William
Cabul
Ghina
Russia
Turkey
Armenia
Aldershot
Saglani
Great Britain
London
Miss de Bar
Duke
John O'Donnell
Paline
Add
Xl Ugaine
Mussoling
Urbing
Italy
Calabria
Panama
Panama Canal Company
Canal Company
Henry Schuler
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Campos
New
Cireulay
Colombia
Canadian Pacific
Mating
Mom Skasway
Vancouver
Jervis Island
Fose
Castro
Venezuela
Taddo Aldrade
Victorias
Henry Gill
The
Royal Engineers
Gunner Clinaick
Royal Artery
Pat Crowe Wants Less Bond in Omaha Case
Oct 1 report from Omaha states J Crowe who runs a Council Bluffs saloon says his brother Pat Crowe will not surrender until bond is set at 500 dollars. He claims Pat was in Omaha during police search and has moved between Omaha and Council Bluffs in recent months while in contact with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Cervera
Dewey
Manila
Sedley
Brooklyn Atul
Francis A. Cook
Schies
Nagsiip
Brooklyn
Omaha
J. Crowe
Council
Pat Crowe
Pat
Cowell Buta
Pauncefote to Visit as Canal Talks Open
Final negotiations over the Nicara guan waterway near completion. fortifications clause reportedly dropped, leaving the United States free to fortify if desired but not obligated. Lord Pauncefote to sail Oct 26 as Washington and London finalize the Hay Pauncefote treaty under review by the British cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lord Pauncefote
United States
Lberty
Whith Jr
Southern reaction to Roosevelt dinner for Booker T Washington
Washington headlines the White House dinner with President Roosevelt as Southern Irreconcilables vow a social crusade. The Memphis Commercial Appeal calls for resignation of white Southern Democrats who accepted Roosevelt appointments amid tense social lines in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Booker T. Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Memphis
South
Interesting Sugar Facts Stir Interest in Crude Journal Copy
A dated print discusses sugar consumption and price figures, citing Wil lett and Gray of Wall Street New York. It lists duties, tonnages, and regional production details with figures on Porto Rico Louisiana and War plants, highlighting the impact on public pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willett
Gray W
Willett & Gray
Wall Street
New York
National Live Stock Meet set for Chicago in December
Denver October 19 President John W Springer of the National Live Stock association issued the official call for the fifth annual convention to convene at the Studebaker Theatre in Chicago on Tuesday December 3. The call provides for four days or longer of sessions and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Denver
John W. Springer
National Live Stock Association
Association
Studebaker Theatre
Coli
Delegates Entitled From All States and Organizations
Delegates of every state and territory in the union and every stockyard and transportation company in the country are entitled to send delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
Earls' Citizenship Blocked by Immigrant Authorities
Philadelphia reports an attempted naturalization of Earl Jausse blocked by immigration officials. Horace J. Stuleh, Germantown Quaker, asserts the Earl is a felon with prior sentences, claiming Nevada divorce cannot clear him. He prevents entry by stating federal law bars foreign convicts from U S soil. Russell family members align against the head of the house and seek to keep him out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
London
Earl Jausse
Horace J. Stuleh
Germantown
New York
Boston
Geytalniy
Nevada
United States
Robert Moaread Smith
Karl Russell
Russell
Travis Again Proves His Golfing Supremacy
Walter J. Travis, the amateur golf champion, defeated John M. Ward in the semifinal, winning 4 up with 4 to play after Ward briefly led on the fourth hole. Ward, once famous in professional baseball, couldn't recover after Travis's late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis
New York
Walter J. Trisis
Wis
John M. Ward
Babey
Ward
Yurde
Court halts picketing at Allis-Chalmers by I.M. lodge
In Chicago on October 19 the United States circuit court granted a permanent injunction restraining the Reuble Lodge No. 58 of the International Machinists from picketing Allis-Chalmers works or intimidating workers. The court called the strikers assaults civil warfare and upheld workers right to quit en masse so long as not forming a property conspiracy.
Frightening Anonymous Letters Threaten Michigan Wives
A Detroit visitor reports that after Czolgosz's execution three prominent Petoskey wives have received anonymous assassination threats. The letters name 100 U.S. women to be killed in retaliation and target a wealthy real estate man’s wife, Attorney Wachtell’s wife, and Judge Newberry’s wife. The sheriff handles the case amid rising concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Free Press
Petos
Key
Michigan
Czolgosz
United States
McKinley
Hi. Rose
Wachtell
Newberry
Bride Comes Over Seas to Wes butcher joins Oshkosh pair
In Menominee Michigan on October 19 Justice Upshall united Dacar ucteei of Oshkosh with Josephine Dithelor of Switzerland. Kuttel, a Swiss immigrant, came to the United States to seek fortune and sent for his sweetheart. The bride is described as beautiful. The groom runs a butcher shop in Oshkosh and the couple will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menominte
Mich
Justice Upshall
Dacar Ucteei
Oshkosh
Josephine Dithelor
Switzerland
Kuttel
No Clash in Afghanistan Reported Amid Afghan Situation
St Petersburg Oct 19 British and Russian governments have failed to complete agreement on the Afghan situation. High diplomatic circles here say complications from Ali DUr Rhamna death and Herblb Tah accession would not prompt current intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afghanistan
St. Petersburg
Alié Dur Rhamna
Will investigate morals in LA war department probe
Washington reports December 19 noting investigations into immoral conditions as the war department contemplates free transportation to the Philippines. A. L. Hazlet of Colorado, a representative of several Christian workers, will assist with facilities for the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
Rey. A. L. Hazlet
Colorado
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Wisti
News OF the World
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Copfe
Itate
Wartolome Misohes
Cuba
Ctyerner Wood
Alvetion
Chaffce
Aguinet
Corbitt
Bragnney
Car
Los Heen
Tiyani
Cass
Audiencia
Flacalwa
C.¥.W. Neely
Hetes G. Rathlona
W. H. Reaves
Joseph Coufal
Neil
Brooker T. Washington
Thoms W. Lawcon
August Paulson
First National Bank of Alvort Tea
Minn
Michigan City
Sitka
Alaska
Honchlu
South Polt
Herbert Sujoner Dudley
Annie Dudley
Albert Reynolds
William M. ¥An Horne
28Lh
Port Sheridan
Til
Soloed van Morne
Otis
Fort Sheridan
Willi
Getter
Southrons
Presiden
Lowiriona
Lalie
Adiltinnal
Panple
Smawly Mk Tay
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