Debs in Chicago Jail Reported by Associated Press
Fragmentary wire story notes Eugene V. Debs and mentions Woodstock Jail and Milwaukee area. Source text is garbled but implies a Debs-related jail or legal action with references to Chicago and surrounding locales.
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Eugene V. Debs
Rennet
Woodston
Woodstock
Jon
Wisiling’ Harverd
Che Wid Milwaukes
J Wincougin
Debs
Chisage
Natch Siun
Morse Resumes Testifying On Bank Loans in N Aof A Trial
In New York a federal court adjourned as Charles Morse and Albert Curtis faced questions about dummy loans tied to the National Bank of North America. Morse claimed full responsibility for the loans made at his request though he denied knowledge of omissions reported to the comptroller. He discussed Ice company stock and related collateral, insisting he did not refuse legitimate sales and that his actions were in the bank’s interest.
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Hough
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National Bank of North America
New York
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Jude Houch
Charles W. Morse
Albert Curtis
American Tee Company
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Leslie B. Whiting
Curtis
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American Ice Company
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MR. Oler
Tce
Washington
Baltimore
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Zharea
Mercantile National Bank
Moree
Heinse Lown
Storm Sweeps Coast Hits New England On Storm
The New England coast faced a severe wind and rain storm with ferry and fishing vessels affected. The fishing schooner Jose Cromwell ran ashore at Province Town harbor and an unknown coaster lost mast off Nauset light. The steamer City of Columbia Harbor bound for Boston anchored near the Stone Horse shoal as Cape Race neared noon. Over an inch of rain drenched the region.
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Associated’ Press
Boston
Mass
New
Cape Race
King Edward Rumor of Injury Debunked
Nawmarket reports no truth to word that King Edward has been injured and that he dined with Sir Ernest Cassel. In New York the Associated Press announces it is investigating rumors of a serious accident involving King Edward, with no reliable details yet available.
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Associated Press
Nawmarket
Eng
Edward
Ernest Cassel
New York
Taft Pounds Away In Campaign Swing Through New York
Taft delivers four speeches and plans a Buffalo rally tonight after a long day of campaigning. He intends to finish with seven dispatches and an evening event in Rochester. He will spend Sunday in Refila and depart for Ohio Monday morning.
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Ohio
Judge Watt
Utica
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Jim Sherman
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Taft
Tim
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Ex Senator Clark’s Son Faces Mine Purchase Suit
Associated Press report from San Francisco notes Charles W. Clark Jr., son of former U S Senate member Clark of Montana, sued by Rosario Mine Co for 2400 dollars claiming a contract to buy a copper mine, with Clark alleging that experts’ false reports and conspiratorial actions led him to enter the agreement. The Idaho defendant was in the U S District Court handling the case yesterday.
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Cat
M—dudge- Dietrich
Idaho
United
Kamenitsa
Rosario
MIM” Company
Agatnet
Charles W
United States
Clark
Montana
Py Wim
Suspected Bank Robbers Identified by Monroe Sheriff
Milwaukee Wisconsin special to The Northwestern reports two men in Monroe County suspected of robbing a Warren bank. They were believed linked to the Ladyemith robbery but no proof could be found. The sheriff identified them and noted $80 in large notes and theft attire purchased at Raineer.
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Chippewa
Monroe County
Warren
Monroe
Pomcession
Raineer
Trial testimony outlines loans and missing reports at North America bank
The witness described shifting collateral for a 200 000 dollar loan and noted 100 000 in Mercantile notes. He claimed to have instructed Mr Curtis on securing good collateral for the Helnge loan before leaving for Europe. He admitted not reporting Whitney loans to the directors and received a wireless tied to a Europe trip. The Comptroller Ridgely case raised questions about Morse’s responsibility and bank dealings.
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Dantate and Norberg on Renaissance in German cities
The text compares northern and southern German city traditions, noting Nuremberg’s picturesque, varied houses and Dantze’s emphasis on durability, unity of style, and cohesion. It praises restraint of modern discord and the townsman’s lordly spirit, with brick for churches and stone rejected as insufficient.
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Germany
Nuremberg
Hobert
Concrete test carves path for Pennsylvania railroad poles
A fragmented report notes cement poles being tested by the Pennsylvania railroad in a concrete experiment. It mentions wind conditions and the potential once the poles are planted, with unclear phrasing and missing details about the test setup or outcomes.
Scrambled Beets and Beverages From a Diy Recipe
A garbled old recipe fragment describes scrambled eggs with butter and salt and pepper. It mentions beating milk with an eye-beater, melting butter, and cooking the mixture in a hot pan before serving immediately on hot plates. The text is jumbled and contains numerous errors.
Taft Sherman campaign events staged in New York area
Campaign notes describe Taft and Sherman addressing audiences in Utica Oneida Batavia and New York City with mutual praise. Bryan Tours Ohio denouncing Rockefeller Carnegie and Taft. Taft voice reported weak in Rome but greeted by factory workers.
Governor Gulla Improves After Gastritis Attack
From Boston October reports state Governor Gulla, who suffered gastritis yesterday, has shown notable improvement. Officials say he is expected to attend at the state house on Monday.
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Mass
Gulla
Birlolan Yeathrday
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Atute Louse
Defends Receiver Moore in Chicago Milwaukee case
Detroit dispatch reports Moore, head of the Michigan United Railway, denying any financial dealings with the Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railway. Frost, president of the Milwaukee firm, asserts all funds accounted for via Marwick Mitchell audit. pending independent audit to verify finances as the road nears Milwaukee operations and Canadians form a syndicate against receivership.
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Detroit
Mich
Stevenson, Carpenter & Skutael
Chy
Englis
Wich
Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railway
Moore
Lovwenthal
Michigan United Railway
Chicago & Milwaukkee
Frost
Chicago
Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railway Company
Marwick, Mitchell & Co
Younes & Co
Grosseup
Marwick, Mitchall & Co
Miwaukee
Cannon Replies to Bishop on Littlefield Bill Firestorm
The article reports Speaker Joseph G. Cannon defending his stance on the Littlefield bill amid accusations from Rev. F. M. Bristol and others that bishops were misled. Cannon asserts no power to block or compel the House action and accuses critics of deliberate falsehoods.
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Danville
Joseph G. Cannon
F. M. Bristol
Tne Manapots
Methodist Fipiscopal Church
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Cannon
Committee On Judiciary
Methodist Church
Fgenta
A. Huber
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Baltimore Steel Works to Rehire 800 Men Next Week
Associated Press from Baltimore Oct 3 reports that Cherattimt and the Hessen Tool plant of the RL i Jan Steel company will resume operations next Monday. About 800 men who were laid off during the divisions shutdown nearly two weeks ago will be rehired, with work expected to last for about a year and a half.
Cement usage grows amid national economy optimism
The past year shows rising cement use across industries, with pay demands prompting public acknowledgment of its economic value. A New York paper notes cement has become staple alongside wheat or steel, vital to imports and major engineering undertakings.
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