Visionary Victims of a Mexican Co operative Colony
A Toronto dispatch uncovers the Integral Co operative Association of Topolobampo in Mexico as a seven year scheme that ruined over 1,000 families. Victims describe harsh labor, watered-down pay, and scrip bought with stock while two colonists die and others escape with little to show. The Kansas Sinaloa Company owns all assets. Credit Foncier issues worthless paper. officials in New York and Kansas deny responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrka
Ean
Integral Co-operative Association of
Topolobampo
Mexico
Gulf of California
Ezra Comfort
Ottawa County
Tran
Albert K. Owen
C. B. Hoffman
Fuerte
Comfort
Kansas-Sinaloa Investment Company
Pacific City
la Logia
Kanaas-Sinslos
Credit Fencier Company
Gordon Press
Kanaas-Sinsloa Company
Credit Fencier
Financial Aes
Enterprise
Sean
Esc Agind
Mr. Comfort
Ehhp
J. W. Breidnthall
Kansas- Sinaloa Company
Credit Foncier
Eays
New York
Kaness-Sinaloa
Jas
Mia Thurston
Hope
Kan
Owens’ Credit Fencier Company
Owens
Kansas
Integral
A. G. Btacey
Cincinnati Beer Trust Forms Across Tri Cities
Cincinnati report states 25 of 27 breweries in Cincinnati Covington and Newport back a proposed consolidation. Two holdouts expected to join. Plan calls for Ohio incorporation with a central board and office while owners sell breweries. Projected big reduction in taxes and centralized control similar to the Whisky Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CiscixNati
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Ohio
Tip Insette
Whisky Trust
Sunday Debate Over Sabbath Opening at Pennsylvania World’s Fair
State Board of World’s Fair Managers discusses Sabbath opening with synod and presbytery protests. Motion to refer to Executive Committee adopted 19 to 13 after heated exchange. Governors Pattison and other members weigh urgency, with plans for 27 building designs submitted for Pennsylvania’s World’s Fair exhibit forthcoming.
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Harrisburg
State Board of World’s Fair Managers
Senate Chamber
Hassan
East Pennsylvania Synod of the Reformed Church
Carlisle Presbytery
Pennsylvania
Bremonstrance
Wright
Chicago
National Commission
McAleer
Mats Tion
Gothin
A. B. Farquhar
Mabel Cronise Jones
Ladies’ Auxiliary
National Board
Yeas
J. B. Oliver
Pittsburg
Oliver
Merritt
Reading
Robert Cole
Bellefonte
Don Piatt Dies After Grip At Maco Chee Estate
Colonel Don Piatt died at his Cleveland area home Maco-Chee at 3 PM after a two week illness from a severe grip. He retired from active journalism, founded Bedford's Magazine in New York, and worked on a biography of General Geo. H. His death comes as a surprise to friends, with funeral set for Sunday. Piatt was born in Cincinnati on June 19, 1819, and leaves his second wife, long an invalid, as survivor.
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Cleveland
Don Piatt
Mac-o-Chee
Pratt
Com
Beford's Magazine
New York
Cleveland Plain
Colonel Piatt
Cincinnati
Piatt
Temperance Restaurant Closed in Chicago WCTU Enterprise
The Central WCTU restaurant in Chicago was shut by the Sheriff. The 30-member corporation led by Mrs. M. B. Corse faced 18000 in liabilities, including 8000 to suppliers and a parallel 8000 loan claim by the President. Hobbs are creditors for 2000. Trade declined after merchants opened in-house lunch rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
M. B. Corse
S. B. Hobbe
Steets
Mission of the
Chicago floats bid to host Republican National Convention
A 150 strong group of Chicago business leaders and Illinois politicians met at the Grand Pacific Hotel to forge a bid to host the Republican National Convention. They resolved that Chicago is not a competitor for the next convention, and authorized William J. Chambell to announce that the city would gladly fund a liberal welcome if selected.
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Chicago
Illinois
Grand Pacific Hotel
Wuerras
Congress
Central Empire
National Republican Committee
William J. Chambell
National Committee
Fatal case of toothache ends in self-inflicted death
A Central Park policeman found Arnin Friedman, a former Austro Hungarian lieutenant, dead with a bullet in his right temple in Ninety ninth street shrubbery. A 38 caliber revolver lay in his right hand and a small mirror in the left. Neighbors report long toothache and pain from remaining teeth. Police believe pain drove suicide. Friedman, who came to the city eight months ago, worked with his brother until quitting work. His father is a Hungary machine shop foreman. brother Charles is a local machinist.
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New York
Central Park
Ninety Ninth Street
Enbide
Arnin Friedman
Hungary
Charles
Arain
Judge Kelahaw fatally shoots defendant in self defense
In Paso Ronis Cat on November 11 Judge John Kelahaw shot and killed A. M. Sherwood, the defendant in a case tried before the judge. Sherwood attacked the judge, who fired in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso Ronis, Cat
John Kelahaw
A. M. Sherwood
Kelahaw
Sherwood
Mills Denies Conference Ties in Speaker Bid
Washington dispatch reports Mills rejected a New York anti silver conference claim and declared he had no meeting to organize the House against silver. He calls the dispatch false and demands a retraction. Also notes War Secretary Casey’s annual engineer reports and fiscal year estimates including river improvements and fortifications.
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WasHisoton
Baltimore Herald
Washington
Mills
House of Representatives
Ohio
BD. C
New York
New Times
Colonel Jonés
St.Louis
BK. Q
Mrs
Eral T. L. Casey
Secretary of War
Corps of Engineers
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Imp
Beaveriver
Allegheny River
Casey
Contenders Gather in Race for House Clerk Post
Four ex congressmen vie for the House clerkship with a $5000 salary and perks. John B. Clark Jr. leads among Pennsylvania and Maryland candidates, while Kerr, Marsh, and Gibson also seek support as rivals threaten to split backing in the coming caucus.
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Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
Gift of Congress
Edward McPherson
MacPherson
Gettysburgh
John B. Clark, Jr
Missouri
Kerr and Marsh
Pennsylvania
Gibson
Maryland
Messrs
Kerr
Marsh
Clark
Mente
Mr. Clark
Estimates on the Amount to Be Needed Next Year
Washington readers learn from a special dispatch that officials outline the funds required for the upcoming year. The report details projected expenditures by departments and anticipated revenue sources to balance the budget.
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Washington
Evangelist Sam Small Attacked in Nash's Barber Shop
Rev. Sam Small was assaulted and beaten by saloonkeeper Dom Minor in Nash's barber shop on Peachtree St Atlanta after 1 am. Barbers and a customer intervened. Small, bruised but unstably reported he would address a meeting that night.
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Atlanta
Sam Small
Dom Minor
Nash
Peachtree Street
George Yarborough
Small
Yarborough
Smal
Minor
Mr. Small
A. A. Murphy
Papermen Apt
Ex-Evangelist Hughes Pleads Guilty to Bigamy in Pettis Court
In Sedalia Missouri Charles Shelby Hughes a printer evangelist pleaded guilty to bigamy after marrying Mollie Borngesser in St Louis while his wife was alive in Mt Vernon The court sentenced him to three months in the county jail and a $100 fine paid at one dollar per day His tearful speech moved the court and spectators to near tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Pettis County
Criminal Court
Charles Shelby Hughes
Mollie Borngesser
St. Louis
Mt. Vernon
Hughes
Scorpse
Ryland
the Bazoo Here
Table of Contents Page and Varied News Items
A snapshot of a newspaper issue with sections including Communist Colonists Victimized, World’s Fair coverage, Mills Denies Silver Charge, Anarchists Raided by Police, Foreign Factories Coming to America, Henry Dalmeyer’s Death, Classified Ads, Society notes, Bankers on Free Coinage, Chile news, Train Robbery in Wisconsin, and other items such as weather outlook and fashion notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
America
Henry Dalmeyer
Ee Sherman
Chile
China
Wisconsin
Wesssnes
Toomey
Financial and Commercial Amie Exoweil
Allegheny Committees
Police Crack Down on Archists Meet at Griefs Hall
One hundred policemen stormed Griefs Hall to break up an anarchist meeting echoing Haymarket violence. Officers led by Inspector Lewis and Lieutenant Wheeler seized two loaded revolvers, banners reading In Union There Is Strength and Our Martyrs, and arrested twenty five attendees as they warned of future upheaval and potential plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asson
Wright
Senator Gobin
Haeson
Commissioners of
Pennsylvania
National Commission
Watrese
Opeain
Giateinel Toy Chase
A. G. Roenigk
J. W. Woodside
Commonwealth
Lewis W. Emery
Lehigh
Emery
Whey
Doring
Captain Hagece
Curcaco
Haymarket Square
Wheeler
Grief
Daniel Suctter
Buffalo
Trehorn
Gary and
Simscott
Suetter
Lewis
Gary
Sutter
Desplaines Street
Parsons
Fielding
K —Ahoney
Wheeler Ing
Inspector Lewis
Captain Mahoney
August Kleckner
Beard
Penson
Deri
Reda
Mrs. Cleveland Portrait Case Dismissed in Copyright Suit
The case of C M Bell Washington photographer against Henderson Achert Krebs Lithographs Company Cincinnati for 34000 ended with a verdict for the defendants under Judge Sage s instructions. The defendants had bought the living establishment and its large stock of Mrs Cleveland images. the jury found for the defendants after deliberation.
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Cleveland
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the Co-Operative
Cincinnati Beeke Trust
Kentucky
Watres
Pattison
W. C. T. U. Enterprise
Arnion Friedman
State Treasury
Texas
Missouri Penitentiary
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