Russian Cities Roar With Liberty Day Parades AmidTense Strife
In St Petersburg Moscow and other cities celebrations greet the emperor’s gift of freedom as red flags appear and crowds flood streets. Protests and clashes with troops leave several dead in Poltava Kazan Kishinev while Count Witte seeks amnesty and calm through a new regime.
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St. Petersburg
Constandine Petrovitch Pobiedonostseff
Holy Synod
Russia
Poltava
Kazan
Kishinel
St Petersburg
Moscow
Count Witte
Trepoff
St. Nicholas
Hotel de L’europe
University
Nevaky Prospect
Lodz
Russian Poland
Nov. S
Baluty
Mlitary
Man Kills Employer At Corry Farm
Corry Pennsylvania November 1 1900 A hired man Dave Duncan murdered Mrs W E B McClellan at a farm ten miles from Corry after an argument with her son. He beat the boy and struck Mrs McClellan with a pitchfork splitting her skull. She is unconscious and may die. A posse pursues Duncan as lynching talk rises.
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Corry
W. EB. McClellan
Dave Duncan
Duncan
Humphrey
Execution halted for Ghirkis Vartanian in Constantinople
Constantinople authorities delay the death sentence for Ghirkis Vartanian after a note from the American legation warns of serious consequences. The pause follows negotiations between the legation and the Porte on a principle in dispute. A separate item reports a silver trowel tour by Masons beginning at Justice Lodge No. 753 in New York.
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Constantinople
Ghirkis Vartanian
Criminal Court
Stamboul
Apik Undjian
Legation
Iegation
Porte
New York
Beng
Masonic Temple
United States
Justice Lodge
Grand Lodge of
Sh-w
Bernard Suaw
Wee Profession
Oarrestang
Samed Gumpertz
Garrick Theater
No Dividend on Steel Common
New York November 1 The steel corporation directors declare a 1 percent regular quarterly dividend on preferred stock payable November 30 but no dividend on common stock.
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Steel
New York
The
Steel Corporation
Not Tied 10 Track Funeral Held At Cincinnati
Funeral services for Stuart Lathrop Pierson, son of N L Pierson, were held at College Hill with Delta Kappa Epsilon members acting as pallbearers. President Pierce stated Pierson was not tied to a railroad track and the death at Gambier was an accident. The county prosecutor will investigate.
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Cincinnati
N. L. Pierson
College Hill
Stuart Lathrop Pierson
Gambier
John H. Ely
President Pierce
Kenyon College
Pierce
Pierson
Vernon
Big Merger Completed Across Eastern Ohio Utilities
A major merger consolidates East Liverpool and Cheater lines with Rock Spring and Park Spring assets. The deal places East Liverpool and Wellsville power holdings under Electrical Company of East Liverpool and Wellsville, with Buffalo capital backing. The move aims to unify electric firms in Eastern Ohio, linking Stenbenville lines to Toronto and Brilliant and filling gaps to Empire.
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Bey Traceonu
Olio
East Liverpool
Cheater
Wo Val
Rock Spring
Park Spring Park
She Hester Light and Power Company
Peoples Light
Power Capital
Wellsville
Elbry
Ohio
Sten Benvile
Torona
Brilliant
Toronto
Empire
Buffalo Capital
Insurance Prosecutions Begun by Hagelbarger in Akron
Ohio prosecutors Hagelbarger and George C Koehler plan to press insurance cases in Akron after grand jury adjourns likely tomorrow. They will travel to Cleveland to present to the circuit court. Hagelbarger denies Thomas Lawson or any outsider profits from the suits.
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Ohio
Hagelbarger
Akron
Atorney Hagelbarger
George C. Koehler
Cleveland
Circuit Court
Thomas Lawson
Lawson
Doctor Located in Suitcase Murder Case
Boston authorities disclose the doctor who dismembered Susan Geary’s body has been found. No arrest expected soon as investigators await details from Morris Nathan, the girl’s lover, in custody in Pittsburgh. Police theorize an illegal abortion led to death. a second operation failed, and the doctor dismembered the body distributing parts in two suitcases. The woman faces manslaughter prospects. Nathan’s possible charge rests on concealing a crime.
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Boston
W. B. Watts
Susan Geary
Morris Nathan
Pittsburgh
Miss Geary
Pierce
Nathan
Refusal To Sign Scale Halts Wage Settlement Talks
In Wheeling President Mc Ardle of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers met with Manager Pos and others from the Whitaker Glessner plants to settle months of plant stoppages. A proposal to pay the union without signing the scale was rejected by the workers, signaling the strike will continue. The advisory committee’s offer and company counterproposals were reportedly tied to a written agreement, but the rejection cited the firm’s refusal to sign a written proposition as the decisive factor.
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Wheeling, Noy
McArdle
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Lodge
Whitaker-Glessner Company
Pos
Cue Ye Cnd
Ware Aluaet Ideutiens
Were Arrested in sensational home invasion case
A colored man and his wife were arrested after a dramatic break in at a Philadelphia home. They allegedly robbed jewelry worth 1800 dollars, while Elis wife leaped from a second story window and sprained her ankle, leading to further arrests.
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Phiadelphia
Clarence Jaca
Surogradoa
Elis
Judge Paxson Establishes College in Duylestoania
Judge Edward M. Paxson, who died in Bycot Bucks County on Oct 7, leaves part of his fortune to endow a college of agriculture for boys ages 15 to 18. A regular course will include mental and practical training. The estate reportedly exceeds £3,000,000.
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Paxson
College
Duylestoania
Pa. Ney
Edward M. Paxson
Bycot
Bucks County
Paxton
Ohio Postoffice Robbed and Guarded by Stolen Skiff
The Proctorville Ohio postoffice was robbed by unknown men using nitroglycerin. Registered stamps valued around $90 and $150 in cash were taken and the robbers escaped in a stolen skiff.
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Ohio Postoffice
Huntington
W. Va
Proctorvile
Dae Bunglars
Secretaries Dismiss Four Clerks For Usury Loans
Washington November 1 Secretary Hitchcock orders the dismissal from service of four clerks in the pen l on bureau accused of loaning money at usurious rates of interest.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Penelon Bureau
President Roosevelts Homecoming Ride and Naval Welcomes
President Roosevelt returned to Washington aboard the Dolphin arrival announced from the Navy Yard. Mrs Roosevelt greeted him in an open carriage while officers and family welcomed the voyage with cheers aboard the West Virginia and a ceremonial shovel christening of a boiler named in his honor.
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Roosevel
Dolphin
D. A. mi
Ivan Rapidy
Beeen
Miss View
Dinate Beer Rd Np
Dacti
Aestere
Kern
Areloe
Ieee Velr
Matas
Dora
Lowei
Samtay
West Virginia
Governor apologizes over Nanking attack incident
Washington reports a Chinese attack near Nanking involving Admiral Train and his son ended with a cable settlement. The mob harmed two Chinese, while Train’s party caused a woman’s injury. Nanking officials apologised, guns were returned, and ringleaders were punished. The matter is closed.
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Washington
Admiral Train
Nanking
State Department
Shanghai
Train
Fast Mail Derailed In Alabama Injuring Five
Louisville and Nashville fast mail train derailed near Mobile Alabama on November 1 injuring five people. A separate report from Bellaire Ohio on November 1 states coal miner Sylvester Kendall was killed at the Johnson coal mine by a fall of slate.
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Mobile
Ala
Louisville and
Nashville
Bellaire, O
Sylvester Kendall
Johnson
Banner Angers Crowd at Hearst McClellan Banner Protest
A large New York crowd blocked city hall steps as a Tammany campaign banner showing Hearst over McClellan was raised near the Benjamin Franklin statue. Police dispersed the demonstrators after about 15 minutes. one man was arrested, later released on sus pension. A mass meeting continued outside the hall with leaders guiding the crowd.
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New
Cred
Rome Tae Mayer
Pie Patiee
Nexeo
Fire Devastates Pine Grove WV in Major Blaze
A severe fire swept through Pine Grove in West Virginia destroying homes and the Pine Grove hotel. The blaze damaged several structures including the Pine Grove land and surrounding blocks, with flames spreading rapidly and leaving many residents homeless.
Bank Shortage Estimated at $1.59 Million in Allegheny Failure
Comptr of the Currency Tudgely puts the shortage at about $1.59 million for the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny after its collapse. Waughington notes a previous estimate of $1.5 million.
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Waughington
D- Compbreller
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Chicago Grain Market Declines on Peace Hopes
Prospects for peace in Russia influenced the Chicago wheat market with a downward trend. May wheat slipped to 90 1/2 to 91, December 89 5/8. Corn gained 1/8, oats down 1/4. Closing quotes show May wheat 90 1/2 to 91, Dec 89 5/8, Dec corn 46 1/2, Dec oats 30 3/8 to 30 3/6.
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Chicago
Oct. L
Russia
Pittsburg Markets October 31 Prices by Commodity
Market report lists corn prices for shelled and yellow ears, oats, hay, eggs, butter, cheese, and dairy. Cattle and calves show ranges from prime to common, hogs and sheep with weights and price bands, noting milch cows and various lot qualities.
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New
Ohio
Wisconsin
Elgin
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