Sousa Case Ends in Favor of Sousa Over Royalty Rights
In the common pleas court decision Mrs Ada P Blakely and Joba Philip Sousa disputed royalties from Sousa's band. The court ruled in Sousa's favor on ongoing rights while denying Blakely's broader claims to the band property and future royalties. Sousa's counsel Gordon argued the contract terminated with Blakely, aligning with the court's ruling.
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Ira
Slabkels
Phiaietph
Common Pleas “Court of
Phia
Crity
Ada P. Blancly
Joba Philip Sousa
Cel
Sousa
Cory
Blakely
Arton
Blake
James
Dichearrd For Life In Football
Frank Yecum of this city was injured in a football game at West Point on Saturday while playing right end for Pennsylvania State College. His eyes were crushed and he was bruised, with disfiguring injuries feared to be life changing.
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Middleton
Frank Yecum
West Point
Pennsylvania State Colisee
Ife
Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Scranton
United Mine Workers of
Wyoming Valley
Nanticoke
Susquehanna Company
Strequehanna Company
Wyoming
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Stexocosoen
Coshocton
Adlai E. Stevenson
West Virginia
St. Augustine
Fla
North City
San Marco Avenue
Frederick
Gibson
Morris Heights
Psi Upsilon
New York University
Rioters Attack Republican Marchers In Chicago Streets
Chaos erupts as a mob clashes with Republican marching clubs escorting Chauncey Depew. Several marchers injured, including Michael Ball and George Hughes, while attackers escape. News from Chicago and Hazleton outline post riot concerns as coal miners debate wage offers and conventions.
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Chicago
Chauncey Depew
Xedewick Street
Chivago Avenue
Michael Ball
George Hughes
Maurice Woolman
Robert Lang
Insurance swindler confesses in life fraud case
Chicago October 9 detective Frank H. Smiley of Blooneyr Boland agency confessed in writing to his role in a scheme that led to Marie Defenbach’s death. He implicates Dr August M Unger and Frank Wayland Brown, with trial likely to bring them as state’s witnesses. Convictions for conspiracy to defraud New York Life and two benevolent orders are expected. murder charges appear unlikely. Possible additional conspirators may be linked.
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Chicago
Frank H. Smiley
Blooneyr & Boland
Marie Defenbach
August M. Unger
Frank Wayland Brown
Mooney
Trial of Youthes in the Goebel murder case begins
The Georgetown Kentucky trial of Youtsey for complicity in the Goe bel murder opened with witnesses viewed the scene at Frankfort. Testimony was circumstantial and strong against Youtsey though his lawyers vow to refute participation. Ex general superintendent Swie gard of the Reading Railway waives hearing in Philadelphia on charges under a 1898 act and posts $500 bail for November term.
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Youthes
Georgetown
Youtsey
Goebel
Frankfort
Weigard
Philadelphia
Isaac A. Swiegard
Reading Railway Company
Brotherhood of Railway
Congress
Brotherhood
United
Bell
Troops Guard Coal Mines Amid Pennsylvania Strike
Persistent trouble in the anthracite area sees striking miners resisting peacefully in some locales while authorities deploy troops to guard mine properties against potential damage during the labor dispute.
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Pennsylvania
Germans Seek Cotton Independence in German Colonies
German officials, urged by Consul Winter, push cotton cultivation in colonial territories to secure a reliable supply. Germany depends on the United States and England for nearly all cotton, with concern over war or peace disruptions.
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Buxtons
Washington
Germany
Annaberg
State Department
German Colonial Association
Consul Winter
United States
England
France
East Indies
Rival Leaders' Greetings on Illinois Campaign Train
The Bryan and Roosevelt cars paused at stops in Alton and East St. Louis as the rival leaders waved to each other. Governors Roosevelt and Bryan exchanged greetings while supporters listened to speeches and the trains carried on to continue the state and district campaign stops.
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Conven Scranton
United Mine Workers
St. Charles Hotel
Alton
Uvdalsht
East St. Louis
Bryan Vod
Covernor Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Brycin
ENGLISH ELECTIONS SHOW SALISBURY MAJORITY FORECAST
London reports partial results indicate Liberal gains and a predicted Salisbury government majority of 150 to 160. With 492 seats declared, Ministerialists lead 327 to 165, a gain of 25 seats to 18 for the opposition, amid frontier campaign notes from Carmarthenshire and South East Lancashire results.
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Salsbury
Farliament
London
Carmarthenshire
Radclifecum
Farnworth
Lancashire
Herbert Henry Asquith
Salisbury
Roving Chinese Front and Russian Moves Reported
Dispatches detail British and German units in China as tense border clashes unfold. Viceroy sends Admiral and General Tong to counter incursions while French and German forces seize mines and rail hubs. Russian forces under Lubbovitch report entering Mukden after decisive actions in earlier days.
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Liretin
Srigade
Chiacer
Megiehr
Cris
Ruysinas
Alfves F.eelee
Count von Wal- Herseey
Daily Telegraph
Catton
Mirs Hay
Deep Bay
Gen
Tong
Suanghai
Tae Times
Whriis
Lu Ka Chiau
Jae Han
Iusilips
Tone Shan
Kai Ping
China
Counkry Wratheroce
the Times
Enepersr
Nicholas
Man
Ehnrla Ater Mukden
St. Petersburg
Yoster
Mukden
Lien Gen
Lubbovitch
Old Nin-Chwang
Germans Distrust the Chinese Over Foreign Promise
Berlin reports that the Chinese court plans to settle permanently at Ngan Fu, Shenchi province, prompting distrust of promises to foreign powers. The Tageblatt calls this evidence of anti foreign stance and questions peace negotiations. Chicago notes former Senator David B Hill to actively campaign in the West with speeches in Chicago October 13 and 19.
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Berlin
Germany
Ngan Fu
Shen
Berliner Tageblatt
Evor
Pekin
Prince Ching
Li Hung Chang
Tageblatt
Kwang Sa
Berliner Poat
Boerven Zeitung
M. Deicasse
Shanghai
Frankfurter Zeitung
Hill
Chicago
David B. Hill
New York
Democratic National
Senator Hill
Martial for Hasers. Cadets face hazing trial at naval academy
A general court convenes at the Naval Academy to try six cadets under arrest and possible others related to hazing. If convicted, they face dismissal from the service. Named defendants include Merlyn Cook, William Giese, John Abbott, George Radford, and William Reid. Also reports on Congressman Boutwell's improving health and Delaware population figures from the 1900 census.
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Hasers
Ann’ Jirs
Naval
Wemry
Act of Congress
Merlyn G. Cook
Kansas
Wiliam J. Giese
New York
John S. Abbott
Wisconsin
George S. Radford
Michigan
William P. Reid
Arizona
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Food Choppers
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Chicace
General Assembly
California
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Cal
Louisville
Nol
A.G. Quynn&co
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Hood's Mills
Liberty Pike
Yellow Springs
Soos, Teletrah Ltd
Madison Street
Middletown
F. G. Thomas & Son
General Insurance
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
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Patrick
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Charien m
Timors
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Albert L. Paarre
Hoodllyis
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Lavremei
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Mickell
Mire Workers of America
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Tin Plate
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The
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Monongahela
Demjer
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Dauphin County
Derry Council
Supreme Court
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William Mott
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Third Street
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Dover
Del
Plate
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Dirs. Steinbauer
Post Office Department
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Island of
Negros
Alfred M. Learned
Supreme Court of
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Gorman
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Stone
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H. BE. Woot
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Agnew
Steineray
A. &. Pearre
C. N. Haner
Williamstorra
Harrisburg
Williamstown
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Reiff
Law and Order Society
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Georgia
Ellerton
Elbert Superior Court
William Branch
George D. Bell
Reese
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Poplar BZ
Wilism Goodwin
Attic
Oregon Inty
St. Louis
Skin the Goat
Liverpool
James Fitzharris
Phoenix Park
M. E. Lowther
District Court
Centerville
Iaws
Chamberlain
A. L. Pestre
HE Troops
SNHMA
Boutelie
S. Bangor
J. A. Hail
Naval Committee of the
House of Representatives
Boutefle
Boetelle
Delaware
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