Bartholdt Interiewed on Kaiser Visit and Peace Tips
Congressman Richard Bartholdt returns from Europe and reports on Brussels Interparliamentary Union talks. He describes an informal three quarters of an hour with Kaiser Wilhelm II in Berlin, noting the Kaiser urged peace with the czar. Bartholdt outlines American proposals for arbitration and an international Hague court council. Roosevelt’s peacemaking gains praise and hints at a bill for an international congress.
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New York
Richard Bartheidt
Sct. Louis
Europe
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Brussels
Interparliamentary Union
Berlin
Old Castle
Star Chamber
Mr. Bartholdt
Kaiser
Czar
Bariuoldt
Bartholdt
Hague Court
Roosevelt
United States
l'Amerique
Washington
Vatican Seeks Papal Delegate at Hague Conference
Paris dispatch from Rome reports the Vatican plans to secure a papal delegate at the Hague peace conference and aims to win Germany's friendly support to counter Italy's objections.
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Vatican
Paris
Temps
Rome
Holy See
Hague
Germany
Italy
Leonard’s sister says Henry A Leonard framed by a Wall Street man
Miss Katherine Leonard, sister of Henry A Leonard who confessed stealing 359000 in securities from the National City bank, claims her brother was protecting a Wall Street man and a woman. She cites no name for the man, but knows the woman. Lawyer Abraham Levy will defend Leonard. Bail set at 25000 after a prior bid of 50000. Larceny likely not pursued. forgery probable.
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New York
Katherine Leonard
Henry A. Leonard
National City Bank
Leonard
Abraham Levy
Suit Sought to Reclaim Campaign Funds From McCall and Perkins
New York Oct 4 Attorney General Mayer is asked to authorize a suit by William Hepburn Russell for $150000 paid to the National Republican committee and to recover $235000 allegedly placed with Andrew Hamilton. Policyholders Walter Goodyear Lemuel Lily and William R B Winslow are represented.
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McCall
Perkins
New York
John A. McCall
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
Mayer
William Hepburn Russell
Mr. Russel
National Republican Committee
Andrew Hamilton
Albany
Russell
Walter Goodyear
Lemuel D. Lily
William RB. Winslow
Open shop at issue stirs Dayton labor conflict
Dayton, Oct 4. Reynolds & Reynolds Co will run its printing dept as an open shop and workers walked out. A machinists union committee demanded reinstatement of 300 discharged men from National Cash Register. rejection sparks threat of a general strike across the plant. In other items, a 14 year old Milwaukee heir dies after rapid growth, and the Colonia reports a cable affair off the Irish coast with a gale hindering the splice.
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Dayton
O. Dayton
Reynolds & Reynolds Co
National Cash Register Company
Denver
Berthold Weinhagen, Jr
Milwaukee
New Zealand
Colonia
Irish Coast
Canso
Commercial
Atlantic
Irish Coset
Bride Widowed in 24 Hours at Niagara Falls
Albert E. B. Avery of Sault Ste. Marie dies at Memorial hospital after appendectomy. He and Bertha May Herron of Scranton Pa were to wed October 15. doctors said recovery impossible so they married immediately before his death.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Albert EB. Avery
Saut Ste. Marie
Bertha May Herron
Scranton
Memorial Hospital
Avery
Miss Herron
Esch and Townsend in Harmony over rate bill
La Crosse Wis Oct 4 Congressman J J Esch will not attend the Washington conference on the Esch Townsend rate bill. He has asked President Roosevelt to excuse him saying Townsend is advised on his stand and they have concurred in all proposed changes.
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Esch
Townsend
Harmony
la Crosse
Wis
J. J. Esch
Washington
Roosevelt
Gaynor and Greene Prepare to Leave Montreal Tonight
Montreal October 4. Gaynor and Greene are not expected to depart Montreal until tonight. They will be given a few hours to arrange their move and have already started packing their belongings.
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Laez
Montreal
Gaynor
Greene
Injunction Sought in Wabash Rivalry Panelled by Gould Interests
Joseph Ramsey Jr files in St Louis circuit court for an injunction to block Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain stock votes at Toledo on October 10, claiming George J Gould intends to unify Wabash and Missouri Pacific into a single line, stifling competition. Edwin Gould defends family stake, while Judge Tavine weighs temporary relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
George J. Gould
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Toledo
Ramsey
Missouri
E. W. Lehmann
Wabash
Edwin Gould
George Good
Cotton Belt Railway Company
Tavinr
Gould
Iron Mountain Capital
Kansas City-St. Louis
Nevada Revokes New York Life License Over Management Probe
Carson Nevada October 4 State Controller and Insurance Commissioner Davis revokes the license of the New York Life Insurance Company in Nevada. A forwarded telegram to the New York home office cites a corrupt management and misused funds, and states the license may be restored upon proof of honest management and change of leadership.
Erie Woman Confesses in Abortion and Murder Case
Erie authorities report Minnie Selow, jailed on abortion and murder charges, confessed to abortion. She is to face a hearing next Monday on the more serious crime. Henry Froess, once a Conneaut business figure, was arrested in connection with the case. The victim is 18 year old Sylvia Ruess. Investigators suspect broader crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Minnie Selow
Henry Froess
Conneaut
Sylvia Ruess
Revealed Hidden Cash in Father's Hoard by Daughter
Miss Louisa Schmitz confessed aiding Edward Cordero in locating $11,089 buried by her painter father William Schmitz. Cordero, a married man with a threatening demeanor, terrorized the girl into revealing the hiding place. she has since returned home to tell all and Cordero is in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wiliam Schmitz
Louisa Schmitz
Edward Cordero
Miss Schmitz
Six Die In Fire At West Virginia Home
Fire roared through the two story Edgington house near Wheeling Junction at midnight killing six of eight occupants. The Algeo and Cardelli families perished, including four children, while husbands escaped. A lamp left burning on retirement likely caused the blaze.
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Steubenville
James Alven
James Cardelli
Edgington
W. Va
Wheeling Junction
James Algeo
William Algeo
Theodore Algeo
Reed
James Gardelli
George T. Cardelli
Panhandle
Algeo
Cardeliasa
Motorman killed in head on trolley wreck
In Youngstown Ohio a dense fog over the Mahonne Valley line caused a head on collision between two trolley cars. Hugo Wasc, motorman of the eastbound car, was instantly killed while Claud D. Moore, motorman of the westbound car, was fatally injured. Several passengers were hurt. The vestibules were smashed.
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Youngstown, C
Mahonne Valley
Here
Struthers Hugo Wasc
Claud D. Moore
Canton Bank Officials Indicted in Canton Ohio
Canton grand jury indicts W. L. Davis vice president and Corwin D. Bachel cashier of Canton State Bank now in receivers hands. Davis indicted for embezzlement and grand larceny of 15300 dollars. Bachel charged with embezzlement grand larceny and false entries on bank books.
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Canton
Canton, O
W. L. Davis
Corwin D. Bachel
Canton State Bank
Davis
Bachiel
National and American Games Report
National and American games recap with results across cities including Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. American League standings show Boston Chicago Detroit Cleveland and Washington with varied game scores and outcomes.
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Cub New York
Pitrstury Churigo
Coto Tirarl
Elpar Loras
Chicago Grain Market Declines on Wheat. Cattle Steady
Chicago on October 4 saw liberal receipts in the northwest depress wheat values with December futures down 4 percent. Corn and oats rose about 4 4 percent, closing at wheat 84 44, corn 43 443, oats 27 percent.
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Chicago
Northwest
Oate
Commodity Price Listing With Grains Livestock and Dairy
A dense price table outlines corn and hay classifications with percentages and prices for white and mixed grains. It catalogs eggs, butter, cheese from New York Ohio Wisconsin and other regions with dairy percentages, plus cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs with ranges for prime to common quality and weights.
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New York
Ohio
Wisconsin
Roosevelt Loomis scandal quoted by ex minister Bowen
Herbert W Bowen former American minister to Venezuela released a statement recounting letters between President Roosevelt and Mr Logis about Mr Loomis. Bowen claims a state department official spoke kindly of Hay and that Roosevelt tried to hush up the Loomis affair while dismissing Bowen.
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New York
Herbert W Bowen
Venezuela
Roosevelt
Logis
Hay
Washingon
Caracas
Loomis T
Department of State
Hay Rowning
Roosevilt
Mr. Hay
Washington
N.fe New Hamshire
Mr. Powell
Mgr Loonis
Hing
Dewouner
Earmaiptian
Mr. Loomiss
Cudahy Presses Prosecution of Pat Crowe in Omaha
Omaha on October 4 reports steps to bring Pat Crowe to Omaha for prosecution. Chief Donahue seeks Crowe on an information charging him with shouting with intent to kill Officer Jackson. Crowe faces arrest efforts tied to the Bunie Cudahy abduction case amid an identified suspect claim and Crowe’s insistence on clearing himself.
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Omaha
Neb
Pat Crowe
Bute
Mont
Crowe
Nebraska
Donahue
Jackson
Edward S. Cudahy
Croswe
Cudahy
Bunie
South Omaha
Mitchell Seeks Roosevelts Appointment For Hammerling
Washington, Oct. 4. Join Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers met President Roosevelt by appointment and urged the appointment of Louis Hammerling editor of the official organ as collector of internal revenue for the Scranton district. He declined to say if the appointment would be made. Hammerling faces opposition from parts of the Pennsylvania congressional delegation.
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Mitchell
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Roosevelt
Louis Hammerling
United Mine Workers
Scranton
Hammerlnig
Pennsylvania
No Trace of Monk Gibson in Edna Texas Chase
In Edna Texas on October 4, four militia companies are encamped as 700 men continue a long search for Monk Gibson, the alleged murderer of five Condit family members, with no trace found and the pursuit ongoing.
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Monk Gibson
Edna
Tex
Condit
Jerome Nominated for New York District Attorney
New York Ont June reports that District Attorney William T. Jerome was nominated for the office of district attorney of New York by a petition bearing thousands of signatures.
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Jerome
New York
William T. Jerome
Roddam Meets Her Fate Aboard Damaged Vessel Ashore in Siberia
Lloyds reports the steamship Roddam, once escaping the Mont Pelee disaster at St Pierre in May 1902, is ashore and abandoned in the Venezi river in East Siberia. Captain Freeman and two crewmen survived after keeping the ship on the bridge to bring news of the calamity.
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Mt Pelee
Far East
London
Lloyds
Roddam
St. Pierre
Martinique
Venezi River
Siberia
Roddant
Freeman
Bt. Lutsa
Chadwick Appeal Presented in Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati Oct 4 The petition for a writ of error in the Chadwick bank wrecking case is at the head of the fall term calendar of the U S circuit court of appeals The record is one of the most voluminous 316 pages Chadwick was convicted on seven counts of the indictment Her counsel Dawley and Wing seek a new trial arguing federal errors and that the alleged wrongdoings are not crimes under federal law Chadwick remains in the Cayuhoga county jail awaiting the court of appeals decision If the ruling goes against her she faces ten years in the Ohio penitentiary and further prosecutions in state courts on other indictments.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Cassie L. Chadwick
Cleveland
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chadwick
Dawley
Wing
Court of Appeals
Tetal Court
Chwick
Cuyahogi
Hiie
He Ofio Pona Counery
Segte
Taft to Speak in Ohio Amid Campaign Plans
Secretary Taft may address an Ohio campaign event and attend the unveiling of the Sheridan statue in Perry County if scheduled by the Republican State committee. He could also skip local engagements to await Isthmian Commission results before sailing if needed.
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Washington
Oct. J
Taft
Ohio
Afm
Republican State Committee
Catan
Sheridan
Perry County
Panama
Tihnal
Yanasna
Isthmian Commission
Enginier Board
Diamonds to Be Sold at Public Auction
Judge Taylor orders Marshal Chandler to auction the diamonds of Mrs. Cassiel Chadwick seized by customs for nonpayment of duty. The government holds claims on many gems, with about 146000 dollars in remaining values, including unset stones and a seven karat brilliant diamond among those under sale.
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Cleveland
Taylor
United States District Court
Marshal Chandler
Publc
Cassiell
Chadwick
Pot of money found on land near Llydle Park
In Des Moines Iowa on October 4 an iron pot with gold and silver coins, valued around 500 dollars, was unearthed by George Brown on rented land in Llydle Park. The coins dated before 1866 likely belonged to a farmer who died in the Civil War. In Cleveland on October 4 a banker reports nearly 5 million dollars loaned in New York at high call loan rates, banks seeking to invest idle funds at 6 percent.
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Des Moines
George Brown
Llydle Park
New York
Cleveland
New York City
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Loomis
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