Hearing at Reelfoot 11 Prisoners Appeared
Telegraph report from Union City Tennessee details habeas corpus hearings for eleven Camp Nemo prisoners tied to Night Rider activity. Frank James claims kinship to the outlaw brothers. guards, warnings, and confessions surface. A Memphis case rounds out the dispatch with a Plum Point suspect jailed for a threatening letter signed Night Rider.
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Tribunej
Union City
Tenn
Frank James
Camp Nemo
Quentin Rankin
Taylor
Frank
Jesse James
Tatem
Cappell
Gay
Rankin
Patterson
Army of Tennessee
Obion County
John Cochran
Memphis
W. B. McKelnourn
Plymount
Lansdale
Plum Point
B. W. Barfield
Second Day Deer Shooting Yields Few Kills in Long Island
Long Island Deer Source reports sparse sport as hunters gathered before dawn. Cold, dry weather deterred activity with fewer than 25 deer killed. Notable captures include a large buck by George Robinson of Serville, plus successes by Joseph Sindler, Charles Crozier of Islip, and Thomas George Farrell of Babylon. Weather officials urged rain before Wednesday’s open day.
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the Tribune
Babrion
Long Island
Mercury
South Side
Silk Theft Arrests In Brooklyn Crew
George Tracy and three companions were held by Magistrate Furlong in Williamsburg on charges tied to a $715 silk theft from the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western freight station. Bail was set. connections tie Lenox to the Union Rag Company and Stewart to transport the silk to Manhattan.
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George Tracy
11Th Street
James J Martin
President Street
Wiliam Stewart
Union Street
George Lenox
2D Street
Brooklyn
Furlong
Williamsburg
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Union Rag Company
Martin Isne
Lenox
Manhattan
Stewart
Plan for International Scandinavian American League Formation
Plans to organize four international societies forming the Scandinavian American League were outlined at 125 East 30th Street. The goal is to foster faculty exchanges among Swedish Norwegian Danish universities and U.S. institutions while strengthening friendly ties. Notable attendees included Henry M. MacCracken and Nicholas Murray Butler, along with prominent professors, editors, and clergy. A reporting dinner is set for November 21.
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International Society
Scandinavian-American League
East 30Th Street
United States
Henry M. MacCracken
New York University
Lyman Abbott
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Emi F. Johnson
United Swedish Societies of
New York and Vicinity
J. Edward Swanstrom
Brooklyn
Carl Lorentzen
Charles K. Johansen
Swedish North Star
C. F. Dutton
Hamilton Holt
the Independent
L. Beck
Upsala University
M. Stolpe
H. Montague Donner
Frederick Lynch
Pilgrim (Congregational
League
Simplified Spelling Board Plans New Word List
The Simplified Spelling Board will publish a third list with further orthographic changes. Words like doubt and stand are cited as examples of irregularities to simplify, with the full set to be issued in a combined book along with earlier lists.
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Camfer
Foren
Sir
Dout
Bord
Fland
Sykology
Itl
Gebt
Bulgaria's terms for settlement rejected by Russia
The Bulgarian agent in St Petersburg reports that Turkey's proposed settlement terms are wholly unacceptable and asks Russia to join other powers in urging the Porte to modify its stance. Bulgaria believes the powers should influence a peaceful, finance focused settlement.
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St. Petersburg
Bulgaria
Russia
Turkey
Kaiser at Schoenbrunn
Emperor William of Germany arrived at Schönbrunn Castle Vienna for a brief visit to Emperor Francis Joseph. The trip signaled German goodwill on the Near Eastern question and drew large crowds. A private dinner with rulers and ambassadors followed with no toasts. He planned a late departure for a hunt in Donaueschingen hosted by Prince Furstenberg.
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Vienna
Emperor William
Germany
Schönbrunn
Francis Joseph
Baron von Aehrenthal
Emperor Francis Joseph
Donaueschingen
Baden
Prince Furstenberg
Franco German Accord Eases Casablanca Crisis Tensions
Paris reports a thaw in France Germany tensions over the Casablanca deserter incident. Germany signals concession and arbitration over the dispute. French authorities have sent the Casablanca police report to Berlin and Emperor William's final decision is awaited. Austria Hungary and Italy urged prudence.
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Paris
France
Germany
Foreign Legion
Casablanca
Herr von Schién
Prince von Radolin
William
Austria
Casabianca
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Berlin
$10,000 Aeroplane Cup Announced In France
A leading business house funds a $10,000 challenge cup for the cross country record in heavier than air flight. The cup is awarded every six months to the aviator holding the record and becomes his absolute property after three years. If a pilot covers 1000 kilometres in under five hours earlier, the cup goes to him immediately.
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Rheims
France
Aerial League
Violent Plauen Earthquake Strikes Early Morning
A powerful earthquake hit Plauen Germany at 5 40 this morning terrifying residents. Houses trembled, crowds fled to the streets as the shock lasted minutes. Daily quakes have diminished in frequency yet grew in violence while nearby medicinal springs rose 15 degrees.
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Plauen
Germany
Election riot in Porto de Moz shocks Portugal
Lisbon reports election disorders in Porto de Moz as a Progressive leader fires a revolver from a window into a passing parade. Two people are killed and a crowd attacks the building, with troops later rescuing the alleged assailant.
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Porto de Moz
Lisbon
British Fleet World Cruise Idea Dismissed
London reports the Admiralty denies plans for a world voyage by a British fleet after Australia’s departure of the American fleet. Prime Minister Alfred Deakin had suggested the idea but officials say no such voyage is contemplated.
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London
Alfred Deakin
Australia
Admiralty
Portuguese Queen Dowager III Health Anxiety
Lisbon reports concern over Dowager Queen Maria Pia age sixty one as her health worsens, sparking anxiety among newspapers and public observers. Her condition prompts renewed attention to the royal family.
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Lisbon
Maria Pia
Train collision in Quebec claims life and injures several
A head on crash on the Grand Trunk near Danvy Quebec killed one passenger and seriously injured two, with several others lightly hurt. Among the injured were E M Tobin MP for Bromptonville and his two daughters.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Grand Trunk
Danvy
E. M. Tobin
Bromptonville
Bowmansville
Grand Trunk Railway
Laurier Triumphs in Canada Election Victory 50 Majority
The Liberals sustain a 50 seat majority led by Laurier amid wide regional results. Ontario and Quebec shift, while Manitoba and the Atlantic provinces produce notable changes. The New Brunswick and Halifax results favor Liberals, with Toronto and Winnipeg reflecting Conservative strength.
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the Tribune
Toronto
Canada
Fhat
Independent Order of Foresters
Union Trust Company
Liberal Party
R. L. Borden
Ontario
J. P. Whitney
Mr. Borden
Quebec
Atlantic Provinces
New Brunswick
Hazen
Nova Scotia
Halifax
W. S. Fielding
Manitoba
R. P. Roblin
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
William Templeman
Victoria
B. C
W. L. Mackenzie King
Labor
New Labor Department
J. R. Stratton
Peterboro
Hamilton
Stewart
St. John
N. B
Pugsley
Militia
Laurier
Lord Milner
Morgan Donates to Glastonbury Abbey Fund
London reports J P Morgan contributes 1250 to a drive to buy Glastonbury Abbey, a site founded by King Ina in the eighth century. The abbey’s history notes fires, rebuilds, Henry VIII dissolution, and the surviving Chapel of the Virgin of St Joseph built by Henry II.
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London
J. P. Morgan
Glastonbury Abbey
Bath
Ina
St. Dunstan
Henry II
Henry VIII
MISS MORGAN MARRIED TO CRAIG IN ENGLAND
Paris reports J L Morgan of Marion North Carolina sought his runaway daughter Fayette and her presumed partner W T Craig. The pair wed October eight at Canterbury England and later traveled toward London. Morgan returned to America unaware of the marriage.
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Canterbury
England
Paris
J. L. Morgan
Marion
N. C
Continent
Fayette
W. T. Craig
Florence
Fayette Morgan
Majestic
Mr. Morgan
New York
St. Louis
London
Miss Morgan
Cholera Epidemic Stamped Out in Manila
Manila reports no new cholera case in thirty hours as police and constabulary return to regular duties after ongoing inspection and prevention efforts.
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Manila
Three Men Arrested in River Barge Robbery Case
Mrs Ellen Ryan identified John Sweeney Joseph Cleary and Thomas Waldron as three men who boarded the Anna Neville on the East River at the 104th street pier assaulted her, stole a dollar, and cut the barge adrift. They will be arraigned in Harlem court. all have prior criminal records.
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East 104Th Street
John Ryan
Anna Neville
East River
104Th Street Pier
Ellen
Pouren Extradition Hearing Brings Witnesses From Russia
Mrs. Trina Shepte testified in Boston before Commissioner Hitchcock that Jan Janoff Pouren belonged to the Brothers of the Woods and the revolutionary militia in Russia. She described battles, secret houses, and actions against the Black Hundred as the extradition case proceeds.
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Trina Shepte
Jan Janoff Pouren
Hitchcock
Shepte
Roxbury
Mass
Pouren
Russia
Herbert Parsons
Brothers of the Woods
Mrs. Shepte
Sissegael
Lavonia
National Guard
Revolutionary Militia
Mr. Parsons
Kraston Manor
Kokenhausen
Licit
Massachusetts
Herring Seeks Delay for Fort Myer Aeroplane Tests
A M Herring asks Brigadier General James Allen for an extended time limit on the Fort Myer government aeroplane test. He cites cold weather and illness and notes the machine has minor repairs from a recent accident. If denied, he will deliver the craft and believes it meets specifications.
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A. M. Herring
Fort Myer
James Allen
United States Army Signal Corps
Herring
Broadway
War Department
Signal Corps
Body Found in Old Brooklyn Building Vault
Workmen tearing down No 132 Sands Street Brooklyn unearthed a boy's body from a brick vault near Captain Fulton Street police station. The body lay about six weeks and is believed to be a sixteen year old who had worn poor clothing. detectives doubt murder and suspect the youth may have climbed into the cellar and hidden in the oven.
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Sands Street
Brooklyn
Manhattan Bridge
Fulton Street
Pinkerton
Navy Yard
Thomas W 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 Commissioner Robert W. Hebberd. He succeeds James J. McInerney who moved to the Court of Special Sessions. Hynes is treasurer of the Home Just Company and has roles with the State Prison Commission and Sing Sing site committee.
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Thomas W. Hynes
Low
Robert W. Hebberd
James J. McInerney
Court of Special Sessions
Mr. Hynes
Home Just Company
State Prison Commission
Sing Sing Prison
John P. Corrigan
Bureau of Licenses
Commissioners of Accounts
Corrigan
Francis Vv. & Oliver
James Oliver
Gaetano ¢@ Amate
Stolen Jewelry Recovered From Shrubbery Near Home
Jewelry valued at about $4002 stolen from James G. Taylor at 222 Ballantine Parkway Newark was found yesterday in shrubbery two hundred feet from the house. It was wrapped in Mrs. Taylor's sweater, suggesting the thief dropped it while fleeing. No second floor men or crew connected to the robbery have been found.
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James G. Taylor
Ballantine Parkway
Newark
Women apply for New York hunting licenses in Adirondacks trip
Scores of women across the state have applied for hunting licenses per the Forest Fish and Game Commission. Licenses issued to a party including Baroness Schwind Mme Cora De Lorris and Miss Anna M Dermold for a hunting trip to the Adirondacks. Licenses 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 New York woman claiming to be Miss Maud Steinen was arrested in Pittsfield on bigamy charges filed by Frederick Steinen of New York. She denies knowing the matter.
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The
Tribune
Worcester
Mass
Pittsfield
Miss Maud Steinen
New York City
New York
Frederick Steinen
Miss Steinen
Factional Clash Hurts Gopher Gang Member at West 29th Street Resort
Last night a brawl at a West 29th street resort involved the Gopher Gang with blackjacks and revolver fire. August Kuhl of Guttenburg New Jersey was wounded in the left breast and taken to St Vincent's Hospital in critical condition. Witnesses say the fracas may have been a planned feud to punish the proprietor. no arrests were reported.
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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 Stock
In Norfolk on November 6 stockholders increased the common stock from 22.5 million to 36 million in a move labeled for corporate purposes. H. H. Rogers, the road’s reputed owner, did not attend while all major stockholders were represented by proxy.
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Norfolk
Virginia Railroad
H. H. Rogers
Gondolf Acquitted in Chelsea Millionaires’ Club Case
Charles Gondolf was acquitted today on an indictment stating he owned and backed the Millionaires' Club at Chelsea after a hard fought local court battle. The defense produced a lease during the proceedings.
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Tribune
May
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