Britain to Pay Raisuli 150000 for MacLean Release
Tangier Oct 7 The release of Caid Sir Harry MacLean from bandit Raisuli appears possible as Britain reportedly accepts reduced terms of 150000 dollar ransom and protection for Raisuli and his family. Britain's advance to be guaranteed by Sultan Abd El Aziz. Curiosity May Cost Her Life Plainfield N J Oct 7 A worn curiosity may cost Mrs John Polen her life after a crowd incident. After attempting to move a chicken coop with crowbars, she was pinned beneath the structure and suffered serious injuries.
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Marrin Found Guilty In Mail Fraud Conspiracy
Philadelphia jury convicts Frank D. C Marrin alias Judge head of Storey Cotton Co of conspiracy to use the mails to defraud. The case ties to a cotton stock deal and alleged misappropriation of funds and purchases, including racehorses, from the closed firm.
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US Judge Receives Impeachment Charges Against Sam Lorre Andrews
American mer chant Sam Lorre Andrews faced impeachment charges after being accused of misconduct on a steamer bound for Washington. The case, noted by United States authorities, centers on alleged improper actions aboard the vessel.
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President Roosevelt Camp Hunt In Louisiana With Big Pack Of Dogs
Stamboul Louisiana October 7 report from locals says President Roosevelt spent Sunday at Yensas Bayou camp and began hunting Monday with seven tent village. A professional hunter joins the party with 21 dogs to track bear and venison, plus three hunters Collier Ben Lilley and Brutus Jackson.
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Killed In Runaway On Riverside Road Coxford Family Tragedy
William Francis Coxford died after a runaway near Riverside New York on Oct 7 injuring his wife. The bay horse bolted the families wagon hitting a tree, Coxford died from injuries and his wife remained seriously injured. The Coxfords had previously urged against the drive due to the horse's temper. A separate note reports a suspected train wrecking event on the Southern railway line No 13 with track tampering causing derailment and scalding injuries. In Scranton Pennsylvania also Oct 7 Joseph Koenig 17 was found dead from a gunshot with another 17 year old friend arrested and admitting accidental shooting during a river trip.
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Scranton
Joseph Keeg
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Football Player Killed in Pennsylvania Game
An Alteana Athletic team member, Bartra ix, died after being kicked in the head during a portage game with Portage. The incident, occurring on the floor, occurred while injuries during the football match led to his death. Provisions are expected for those who played Sunday football men.
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Four Men Die In Terrible Steel Plant Explosion
An explosion at an unidentified steel plant in Buller, Pa destroys a large wheel plant and 5000 pounds of molten metal. Four men killed, 29 injured seriously, many mutilated and burned. The blast followed the upset of a metal pot in the cupola. Fire and molten metal showered workers, trapping or disfiguring several. Authorities estimate property damage around 100000 dollars as recovery and hospital care begin.
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Watchman Murdered in Night Axe Attack at Factory
A watchman was killed by an axe in the vicinity of a local basket factory. A Black man, aged around 30, was detained on suspicion of robbery and murdered watchman connections were noted. The victim was found with stains and a weapon nearby. police say the suspect denied the murder but is linked to the robbery plan.
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President Sees Hard Times Ahead for Railroads
The Santa Fe Road president voiced a gloomy forecast for the rail industry amid public hysteria over railroads and corporations. He warned of tougher times with unemployment rising as railway jobs shrink, urged cautious expansion and support for Texas road-building laws, and criticized public sentiment hindering rational judgment.
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Lynching in Cumberland Mass Claims Third Victim
A report details a violent lynching on a Sunday morning in Cumberland Massachusetts. A Black man was dragged into the street, shot to death after briefly shooting at a policeman. Local clergy and officials reacted with disbelief as investigations continued.
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Lights Seen Over Elwood Stir City Night Sky
At Elwood Indiana in October reports say two lights moved over the city attached to a large object, described as shiplike. Passersby speculated about a manned craft while wind scattered fragments. searches found nothing despite efforts.
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Farmer seeks arrest of palmist over divorce ruse
Marion Indiana October 7 a Sycamore farmer James Loop sought police action after paying for a palm reader named Victor Kevod to cast a spell to end his marriage. Loop hopes the palmist’s work would spur his wife to leave him, and investigators have taken interest in the alleged scam. Elizabeth MacMinn dies in Flonesdale.
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