Bank Incident Closed in Lowell After Bank Shortage Bust
Lowell Massachusetts October 23 Bank directors say the recent flight of the teller and bookkeeper and a 115000 shortage are closed. Business is normal at the Merchants National Bank and officials refuse details about 800000 in cash and collateral returned by the missing men. Attitude signals trouble ended and no further steps planned. McKinley Memorial efforts planned in New York with a Chamber of Commerce meeting to raise funds for Canton memorial.
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Lowell
Mass
Merchants’ National Bank
McKinley
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Canton
Fiend Attacks and Burns Jenkintown Innkeeper Wife near Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports an October 23 assault on Mrs S B Hillman wife of Beechwood Inn proprietor at Jenkintown near Philadelphia. A masked attacker toppled her in a road splashed oil on her clothing poured coal oil and set fire then fled as she barely escaped with burns and drenched garments. Local searches continued the next day.
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Jenkintown
Philadelphia
Wayne Junction
S. B. Hillman
Beechwood Inn
here
Hillman
Mr. Peacock
Hillman house
Miss Curry
Mr. Peacork
Mrs. Hillman
Ballant
Brigands Said To Hold Ellen Stone In Asia Minor
News from Constantinople reports no word from Ellen M. Stone and Mme K. 5. Tsuka’s abductors within 43 hours will prompt sending more missionaries to locate the brigand band. The missing women are believed near the brigands’ supposed location as missionaries await a communication.
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Miss Stone
Constantinople
Ellen M. Stone
Madame K
Tsuka
Coray's Certificate Proper Addressed at Harrisburg
Harrisburg report notes Mr Garman examined Coray's certificate after filing and declared it in proper form. Pan American Conference opened in Mexico City with an inaugural address by Ignacio Mariscal, minister of foreign relations, on Oct 23.
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Coray
Harrisburg
Garman
state committee
Mexico City
Ignacio Mariscal
Lisbon
John Blough
John Mona
Ischtay Inquiry Court Hearings On Brooklyn Campaign
Washington October 23 Lieutenant Wells testified in the inquiry, followed by G E Graham on board the Brooklyn with Schley. Mason described conversations with Sigsbee about the harbor’s emptiness and the fleet not being there. Graham recounted bombardment plans, reconnaissance aboard the Massachusetts, and Schley Higginson discussions.
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Canta Slehan
Washington
Wells
Advocate Lemly
Hanna
G. E. Graham
corresporitent
Brooklyn
Schley
Mason
Rayner
Sigsbee
Commodore Schrey
Commodore Schley
Cotton
Massachusetts
Higginson
Havana
Potts
Lieutenant Potts
Graham
Simpson
Viscaya
Texas
tun
Lost Dauphin Myth Reimagined in New Novel by Mrs Catherwood
Mrs. Mary Uuarbyel Catherwood presents Lat zarre a novel that reexamines the famous lost dauphin legend from French history. The author threads the myth into an evocative tale set largely in America, weaving romance and mystery through the fall output of poverty sects.
Remark on San tiago battle testimonies and prison notices
Testimony from the Santiago campaign details Captain Evans and Commodore Schley regarding Captain Philips and the Texas Brooklyn dispute. Other witnesses describe ship maneuvers during the battle, while later reports note Czolgosz’s last-hours priest visit with Polish church officials.
Cornerstone Laying Planned for Thurmont Church
The cornerstone of the new Trinity Reformed church at Thurmont will be laid on Saturday with Masonic ceremonies marking the event in the county commune.
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Trinity Reformed church
Thurmont
Theatre Stampede Injures Twenty Three At Crowded Show
A packed Masonic Temple Theatre in L ione Kentucky suffered 20 to 25 injuries when a poly scope projector malfunction caused a flame and smoke during intermission. Patrons panicked, crowding stairs and gallery railings as ushers formed a makeshift hospital. No fire damage was recorded. fuse failure blamed.
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Lownie
Masonic Temple Theatre
Tennessee
Pardher
Keon
Scranton Street Car Strike Aims At End Of Dispute
Scranton merchants urge settlement as street car strike enters fourth week. A board of trade committee met with the strikers' executive board for three hours to gauge concessions. The strikers planned to answer at 2 pm and the committee would hear General Manager Silliman at 5 pm on company actions toward a settlement.
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Scranton
board of trade committee
Silliman
Striking Machinists Plan Printed Card Picketing
In Chicago on October 23 union labor men devise a new tactic to evade a federal injunction against picketing. Strikers will send printed cards to inside workers at Allis-Chalmers shops to urge them to quit their union assignments, a first in a major strike.
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Chicago
Allis-Chalmers company
Kohlsaat
Driven Insane By Love
Victor O'Brien a University of Chicago graduate student was placed in Detention Hospital yesterday suffering acute mania He appears driven insane over a love affair and is under care in Chicago
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Chicago
Victor O'Brien
University of Chicago
O’Brien
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