Hearing at Reelfoot as 11 Prisoners Appear
Telegraph report from Union City Tennessee notes Frank James a Night Rider leader and relative of the James brothers among eleven prisoners at Camp Nemo for habeas corpus hearings regarding Captain Rankin’s murder and Colonel Taylor’s assault. Warnings to state counsel and orders to produce prisoners preceded a brief adjournment with guards and conference rights observed. Memphis details include a Night Rider organized threat case against a Tennessee farmer remanded for mailing a murder incitement letter signed Night Rider.
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Tribune
Union City
Tenn
Frank James
Camp Nemo
Quentin Rankin
Taylor
Frank
Jesse James
Tatem
Cappel
Gay
Rankin
Patterson
Army of Tennessee
Obion County
John Cochran
Memphis
W. B. McKelnoum
Pinum Joint
Lansdale County
Plum Point
B. W. Barfield
Deer hunting yields little sport in Long Island county
On Babicon Long Island November 6 the second deer shooting day drew hundreds of hunters but calm frigid morning and dry conditions kept activity low with fewer than twenty five deer killed. George Robinson of Serville shot a large old buck. other successful hunters included Joseph Sindler Charles Crozier of Islip and Thomas George Farrell of Babylon as deer sheltered in preserves and private estates.
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the Tribune
Babicon
Long Island
South Side Sportsmen's Club
W. K. Vanderbilt
W. Bayard
George Robinson
Serville
Joseph Sindler
Charles Crozier
Islip
Thomas George Farrell
Babylon
Silk theft arrests in Williamsburg linked to rag company
George Tracy James J Martin William Stewart and George Lenox were held by Magistrate Furlong on charges of stealing a case of silk valued at 715 dollars from the Delaware Lackawanna & Western rail yard. Detectives had already arrested Tracy and two others for a partial shoes case theft. The silk linked to Union Rag Company where Martin is a proprietor. Lenox drove the auto truck for a milk concern and claimed ignorance of the silk content. The stolen silk was said to have been carted to Manhattan by Stewart and sold.
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George Tracy
L1th Street
James J Martin
President Street
Wiliam Stewart
Union Street
George Lenox
2D Street
Brooklyn
Furlong
Williamsburg
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Tracy
Union Rag Company
Martin
Lenox
Manhattan
Stewart
Plan for a Scandinavian American League formation
A group discusses creating the Scandinavian American League to foster professor exchanges among Swedish Norwegian Danish universities and the United States. Attendees include leaders from NYU Columbia Upsala and notable editors and professors. a committee will report after a dinner on November 21.
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Scandinavian-American League
30Th Street
United States
Henry M. MacCracken
New York University
Lyman Abbott
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Emi F. Johnson
New Simplified Spelling Board to Publish More Changes
The Simplified Spelling Board plans a fresh list of word spellings including det dout bord hand sykelogy and more. The board has prepared this since last July and will publish to accompany prior reforms with a book to guide readers and printers.
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Camfer
Foren
Sir
Det
Turkey's Terms Heavy in Bulgaria Settlement Talks
In St Petersburg the Bulgarian agent seeks Russian support to press Turkey for a revised settlement. Bulgaria urges the powers to influence the Porte toward a peaceable, financially tied solution after demobilization, arguing the issues are primarily financial and should be settled with mediation.
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St. Petersburg
Bulgaria
Russia
Turkey
Kaiser at Schoenbrunn
Emperor William of Germany arrived at Schönbrunn Castle near Vienna for a brief visit to Emperor Francis Joseph. The meeting showed German goodwill on the Near Eastern question with a large public reception. A private dinner followed, and William later left for a Baden hunting trip with Prince Furstenberg.
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Emperor William
Germany
Schönbrunn
Francis Joseph
Baron von Aehrenthal
Emperdr
Donaueschingen
Baden
Prince Furstenberg
Franco German Accord Eases Casablanca Crisis
Paris reports a shift toward conciliation after Germany abandons demands for deserter release. Officials expect arbitration for the dispute over the Casablanca incident. France has sent the police report, with Austria Hungary and Italy advising prudence.
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France
Germany
Foreign Legion
Casablanca
Herr von Schin
Prince von Radolin
William
Austria
Casabianca
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Berlin
Million Franc Challenge Cup For Cross Country Flight
A leading business house in Rheims presents the Aerial League with a 10 000 franc cross country cup for heavier than air aircraft. The winner holds the record at six monthly intervals and may gain permanent ownership after three years if no aviator exceeds a 1000 kilometre run in under five hours sooner.
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Rheims
France
Aerial League
Violent earthquake shakes Plauen Germany area
An intense earthquake struck Plauen at 6 40 am causing houses to tremble and residents to flee. The quake lasted several minutes with explosions and thunderous sounds. Daily shocks have persisted for a week, now less frequent but stronger, while local medicinal springs rose 15 degrees in temperature.
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Plauen
Germany
Election riot in Porto de Moz shocks Lisbon
In Porto de Moz Portugal a local Progressive leader fired a revolver from a window into a passing parade killing two. Troops rescued the shooter as a mob surged toward the building amid the unrest in Lisbon.
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Porto de Moz
Lisbon
British fleet world voyage idea not under consideration
London reports that a world voyage by a British fleet remains only a suggestion. Alfred Deakin, Australia’s Prime Minister, hinted at it after the US fleet left Australia, but the Admiralty denies any plan for such a voyage.
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London
Alfred Deakin
Australia
Admiralty
Portuguese Dowager Queen Maria Pia Illness Causes Anxiety
Lisbon reports that the health of Dowager Queen Maria Pia aged sixty one is a source of concern as of November. Her condition is described as causing anxiety among newspapers and the royal circle.
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Lisbon
Maria Pia
Train collision near Danvy claims one life
A head on collision between a passenger and freight train on the Grand Trunk near Danvy results in one dead and two seriously injured, with several others slightly hurt. Among the injured are RE M Tobin MP from Bromptonville and his two daughters.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Grand Trunk
Danvy
RE. M. Tobin
Bromptonville
Laurier Wins Canadian Election in 5 Majority Sweep
The Liberal government is sustained by a five seat majority led by Laurier. Ontario and Quebec split with Conservatives weak in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, while Manitoba shifts to Conservatives. The surface tally shows Liberal gains but observers credit Laurier’s appeal and French Catholic bloc for the victory. future reforms and graft concerns loom amid a shifting imperial vision.
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Fiat
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Union Trust Company
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R. L. Borden
Ontario
J. P. Whitney
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Hazen
Nova Scotia
Halifax
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Manitoba
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Saskatchewan
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British Columbia
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Victoria
B. C
W. L. Mackenzie King
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New Labor Department
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Peterboro
Hamilton
Stewart
St. John
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Pugsley
Militia
Lord Milner
Morgan Gifts 1250 to Glastonbury Abbey Fund
J P Morgan added 1250 pounds to the appeal to buy Glastonbury Abbey. The medieval site near Bath dates from the eighth century founded by King Ina, rebuilt by Henry II and dedicated in 1386, later dismantled by Henry VIII. The surviving ruins include the Chapel of the Virgin of St Joseph.
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Bath
Ina
St. Dunstan
Henry II
Henry VIII
Miss Fayette Morgan Weds W T Craig in England Shocker
Paris reports J L Morgan of Marton North Carolina hunted his runaway daughter Fayette while she eloped with W T Craig from Florence. The couple wed October 30 at Canterbury England and are now in America with Morgan returning unaware of the marriage.
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England
Paris
J. L. Morgan
Marton
N. C
Continent
Fayette
W. T. Craig
Florence
Fayette Morgan
Marion
Majestic
Mr. Morgan
New York
St. Louis
London
Miss Morgan
Stamping Out Cholera In Manila
Manila reports the cholera epidemic appears stamped out with no new cases in thirty hours. Police and constabulary have resumed regular duties after aiding inspection and prevention efforts.
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Manila
Women Robbed as River Barge Cut Adrift in East River
Captain John Ryan of the barge Anna Neville reports three men boarded while he was away, assaulted his wife Ellen, stole $7, and cut the barge adrift. Police arrest John Sweeney Joseph Cleary and Thomas Waldron after the victim identified them at East 104th Street station. They face Harlem court arraignment.
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East 104Th Street
John Ryan
Anna Neville
East River
104Th Street Pier
Ellen
Clan. Ryan
John Sweeney
East 110Th Street
Joseph Cleary
Second Avenue
Thomas Waldron
Russian Extradition Hearing Proceeds in Federal Building
Mrs. Trina Shepte testified in support of Jan Janoff Pouren claiming he belonged to the Brothers of the Woods and fought with revolutionists against Russia. She described meetings, battles, and alleged records burned during soldiers' actions while Pouren fled and helped others. Her brother John Licht corroborated Pouren’s membership and involvement in anti alcohol and anti Black Hundred activities.
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Trina Shepte
Jan Janoff Pouren
Hitchcock
Shepte
Roxbury
Mass
Pouren
Russia
Herbert Parsons
Brothers of the Woods
Mrs. Shepte
Bissegael
Lavonia
National Guard
Revolutionary Militia
Mr. Parsons
Mr. Murray
Kraston Manor
Kokenhausen
Licit
Massachusetts
Herring Seeks Delay in Army Aeroplane Tests
A. M. Herring, inventor of an aeroplane to be tested at Fort Myer for the government, asks Brigadier General James Allen for an extension beyond November 13. He cites cold weather, grip illness, and the need to train his pilot as reasons to postpone official tests to next spring.
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A. M. Herring
Fort Myer
James Allen
United States Army Signal Corps
Herring
Broadway
War Department
Signal Corps
Body of a Boy Found in Brooklyn Moonshine Vault
Italian laborers uncover a sixteen year old boy’s body in a brick vault at 132 Sends Street Brooklyn during demolition for the Manhattan Bridge approach. Under Captain Pinkerton the vault is torn down and the youth, likely a Japanese navy yard worker, is found six weeks dead. The murder theory is not supported after investigation. The boy is believed to have entered through a cellar window and crawled into an oven to spend the night.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan Bridge
Pinkerton
Lower
Fulton Street
Navy Yard
Hynes Named Second Deputy Commissioner of Charities
Thomas W. Hynes former Commissioner of Corrections under Mayor Low was appointed yesterday as Second Deputy Commissioner of Charities under Robert W. Hebberd to replace James J. McInerney. Hynes is treasurer of Home Trust Company, a State Prison Commissioner member, and helped pick a Sing Sing site. He has long studied charitable work and is connected with numerous related societies.
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Thomas W. Hynes
Low
Robert W. Hebberd
James J. McInerney
Court of Special Sessions
Mr. Hynes
Home Trust Company
State Prison Commission
Sing Sing Prison
Stolen Jewelry Recovered From Shrubbery Near Home
Jewelry worth about 4000 dollars stolen Thursday night from James G. Taylor at 22 Ballantine Parkway Newark found yesterday in shrubbery about 200 feet from the house. It was wrapped in Mrs. Taylor's sweater and dropped by the thief in flight. no second story crew member yet located.
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James G. Taylor
Ballantine Parkway
Newark
Women In New York Apply For Hunting Licenses
Scores of women statewide have filed hunting license applications with the Forest Fish and Game Commission. Licenses issued today go to Baroness Schwind Mme Cora De Lorris and Miss Anna M Dermold for an Adirondacks hunting trip. Also issued to Congressman Herbert Parsons and Mrs Parsons of New York.
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Albany
State Forest, Fish and Game Commission
Baroness Schwind
Mme
Cora de Lorris
Anna M Dermold
Adirondacks
Herbert Parsons
Parsons
New York
New York Woman Arrested on Bigamy Charge
A Worcester police arrest accompanied by a New York demand follows a Pittsfield train arrival. A young woman, claiming to be Miss Maud Steinen of New York City, is charged with bigamy by Frederick Steinen. The woman denies knowing the accuser or case details.
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Tribune
Worcester
Mass
Pittsfield
Miss Maud Steinen
New York City
New York
Frederick Steinen
Fight at West 29th Street Club Hurts Gopher Gang Member
Violence broke out in a dance hall at No 163 West 29th Street when upper West Side men attacked. August Kuhl of Guttenburg New Jersey was shot in the left breast and taken to St Vincent's Hospital in critical condition. Disturbers fled. proprietor and two witnesses were detained.
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No. 163
West 29Th Street
Upper West Side
August Kuhl
Guttenburg
N. J
Kuhl
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Eleventh Avenue
39Th Street
Virginia Railroad stockholders boost common capital to 36 million
Norfolk report notes that at the stockholders meeting the Virginia Railroad common stock rose from 22.5 million to 36 million in a move described as for corporate purposes. H. H. Rogers did not attend. large holders were represented by proxy.
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Norfolk
Virginia Railroad
H. H. Rogers
Charles Gondolf Freed After Court Acquittal
Charles Gondolf was acquitted today on an indictment accusing him as owner and backer of the Millionaires' Club at Chelsea. The trial followed a raid last season and featured one of the hardest fights ever witnessed in the local courts. The defense produced a lease as part of the evidence.
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Tribune
May's Landing
N. J
Charles Gendolf
Chelsea
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