Alive Mahoney Case Stuns St Paul Readers
A Minneapolis man Patrick Mahoney was declared dead after an accident in St Paul but later turned up alive. Relatives and about 500 townspeople identified the body, attended the funeral preparations, and a mother fainted at the graveside before the living man was found. The episode raises questions about postmortem identity.
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Patrick Mahoney
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Patrick
Cronin
Sr. Paw
Mixn
Evening Papers
Minneapolis
Michael Finn
Tracy
Mahoney
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McCabe
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Mahoneys
Rosemount
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Tom Mahoney
St. Patrick's Church
Apparent Reappearance of Mahoney Brother Stirs Family
In a boarding house scene, Tom Mahoney reveals his brother Patrick died in an accident and was buried. The emotional moment contrasts with a Chicago Cronin–like case, as authorities plan to exhume the Hazelwood body for identification, believed to be Henry Harrigan, a traveling plasterer.
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Tom Mahoney
Patrick Mahoney
Patrick
Tom
St Paul
Chicago
Dr. Cronin
Pat Mahoney
Hazeln
St. Paul
Henry Harrigan
Magee Returns From Europe Discussing Philadelphia Politics
Christopher L. Magee of Pittsburgh, back from a three month European tour, meets State Senator James Rutan at Broad Street Station. They discuss local political alignments, Hastings versus Fitler, and Governor candidates, noting no actions until after the November election.
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Philadelphia
Christopher L. Magee
Pittsburg
Europe
Broad Street
New York
James 58. Rutan
Wesward
Rutan
Mages
Ain
Magee
Mr. M
Senator Rutan
Eutan
Fitler
General Hastings
Laving
E. A. Montooth
Aco
Bowman Will Filed After Shooting in Brooking NY
The will of lawyer Frank J. Bowman shot last week by B M Chambers was offered for probate in Brooking New York. Executors named are Abraham Platt and his daughter Estelle Bowman. The estate leaves most to Estelle except one dollar to Florence Bowman's daughter from a prior marriage. A copy will be filed in St Louis.
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N. Y
Frank J. Bowman
B. M. Chambers
Abraham Platt
Jelle P. Bowman
Brooklyn
Platt
L. Tt
St. Louis
Circuit Court of
Strange Case of Rabies in Beach Bluff Animals
A Beach Bluff dog kept in a stable with horses bit a pet dog and a horse, both later showing hydrophobia. the dog and a cat died. Mrs. Oliver was bitten by the pet dog, which was killed, and the horse died after exhibiting rabies symptoms. The report notes the stray dog likely caused the outbreak.
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Baten
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Oliver
Salisbury and the Turks in Crete
Lord Salisbury replies to a Baptist Union memorial stating the British Consul in Crete is investigating alleged Turkish outrages and that press reports are exaggerated. The Consul reports the Governor General of Crete is pushing to punish those guilty, while Daily News comments on a decuscent more unof statesman. The remark notes the Sultan and Grand Vizier have been addressed.
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Lowpox
Lord Salisbury
The
Baptist Union
Daily News
Capital and Labor, in' Caterers: Home of Dunbar
A compact notice hints at a future feature or event titled Capital and Labor revealing Dunbar as host or focus. The readable fragment suggests a venue or organization involved in catering or meeting arrangements, with Dunbar named as a central figure or location.
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Capital and Labor
Iin
Dunbar
Mahone Prospects Stir Virginia Campaign
Washington dispatch notes intense interest in Virginia race for Mahone with Republicans led by Rep. Cole and Sen. Quay backing funds and strategy. Democrats concede unknown Mahone strength but fear his potential as colored voters, whites, and independents rally. tariff issue dominates debates as Langston campaigns for Mahone.
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Ios
Cole
Indiana
Heers
Rapahatonee
Lea
Malhone
Union
Virginia
Riddleberger
Groner
Yost
John M. Langston
Quay
Cheadle
Burrows
Church No Place for Politics Says Jasper
Richmond October 25 Rev John Jasper famed sun do movo denounces political circulars urging black voters to back Mahone. He says his mission is gospel truth not polemics and politics have no place in his church. Jasper leads the largest colored church in the city and claims he is a Republican not a Mahone supporter.
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Mahone
Richmond
John Jasper
House of the Living
Jasper's
Strikers Knocked Out in Railroad Victory at Evansville
Special Telegram to the Dispatch reports the Louisville and Nashville Railroad victory after a strike in Evansville on October 25. Strikers were defeated as the railroad company maintained operation and took back control of the line.
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Washington
Virginia
Old Dominion
Georgetown
Evansville
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Oil Prices and Market Theories Amid Oil Debate
A telegram in The Dispatch summarizes A Elines' view on rising oil prices. He argues the surge reflects commercial conditions and not Standard Oil, cites Russia's limited impact, and notes scarce Baku supply. He dismisses Kentucky and Arbuckle prospects while labeling Pennsylvania oil as dominant.
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A. Eline
Petroleuum
Standard Oil Company
Russia
Baku
Europe
Canada
Pennsylvania
Arbuckle
Pimaburg
Kentucky
War in Kentucky as court house battle ends with Howard control
At Harland Court House Wilson Howard and his followers seized the court house after a morning clash with County Judge Lewis and a 60 man posse. Howard’s forces hold the town with pickets while Lewis camps outside, and a renewed attempt to recapture is anticipated.
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PrsEvine
Harland Court House
Wilson Howard
Lewis
Harlan Court House
Howard
Court House
Argrrenes
Governor White Reports Montana Population and Wealth
Governor White's annual Interior Department report estimates Montana's white population at 170000 and Indians at 15000, with total wealth of 150000000. The territory carries 1680000 in debt across 16 counties. eight year assessment rises by 47000000. Livestock counts include 1250000 cattle and 2150000 sheep. railroads total 1834 miles in operation, 26314 miles under construction, 875 miles planned. He urges state control of irrigation and water rights and lands.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Locomotive Engineers Move to Amend Constitution and Elect Officers
Denver October 25 Locomotive engineers opened debate on 40 resolutions at their convention with a key proposal to amend the constitution and adjust National Convention delegates. Only two resolutions passed Today to endorse the Insurance Committee report and set Monday for officer elections. A special train trip to the Grand Canyon Marshall Pass is planned for Soga, returning Sunday night. a grand event is planned for tomorrow night at ten.
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Denver
Cou
Committee On Insurance
Soga
Rio Grande Road
Grand Canyon
Marshall Pass
Settlers to Be Evicted at Fort Pierre
Preneg advices say two to three hundred squatters at Fort Pierre will be driven off before the reservation opens. Lands they located will be taken for Northwestern Railway purposes. Military and Indian police prepare to eject boomers. some already removed. German families from Paris NL found in starving condition. One death reported. further fatalities anticipated.
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Fort Pierre
Paris
Not a common fish found in local well waters
A Brexwoop Illinois farmer E R Hook struck water at 30 feet and pulled up a huge fish 140 pounds long as a man with fins and a scaly body, described as smooth and armored. An effort will be made to identify the creature further.
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Illn
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Jong
Suffrage Debate and Spicy Exchanges Halted by Philadelphia Delegates
Philadelphia reports show the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association meeting in Association Hall devolved into wrangling over a constitutional change. Miss Anthony's plain substitute for an executive committee carried nearly unanimously after rival amendments were defeated. Notable speakers included Mrs. Clara Colby, Mrs. Lucy Stone, and Rev. Anna Shaw.
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Woman's Rights
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association
Association Hall
Aterner
Mary Grew
Frederick i
Sollte
Anthony
Philadelhia
Caroline
Substra
Dodson
Annie H. Law
Amy
Shaw
Association
Clara B. Colby
Nebraska
Lucy Stone
Boston
Anna H. Shaw
Not Quite Slick Enough A Special Telegram Notice
Newton Randolph Percy Hatch known as Northern Pacific Hatch former Baltimore and Ohio cashier was arrested returning from Canada. He posed as realtor G P Price and faces New York trial for embezzling about 3000 dollars. He used aliases George Harris and Newton in Montreal Toronto and returned to the U S amid prior theft allegations.
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Newton Randolph Percy Hatch
Northern Pacific Railroad
Hatch
Baltimore and Ohio Express Company
New York
Canada
G. P. Price
Montreal
George Harris
Toronto
Newton
Imperial Bank
United States
Fatal Bomb Incident Near Schoolhouse Requires Aid
A bomb loaded with dynamite was found near the Galloway farm schoolhouse. While attempting to open it with a knife, it exploded injuring several children. Fitzgerald and another boy were fatally hurt while eight others remain in serious condition.
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Frannim
Galloway
Fitzgerald
Sherman Defends Foraker At Columbus Campaign Rally
Senator John Sherman spoke at the Board of Trade auditorium in Columbus praising Governor Foraker and attacking terms like a third term. He criticized election boards and patronage, then shifted to national issues in a masterly closing address.
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Sfacial Thlegham
Columbus
John Sherman
Board of Trade
Sherman
Foraker
Campbell
Kilrain Eyes Sullivan Fight After Mississippi Case
Kilrain says he has not heard Sullivan's latest challenge and hopes to meet him after the Mississippi case is settled. He offers to fight in any form once both sides are ready, expressing willingness for a rematch or knuckle fight.
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Barmmorg
Jake Kilrain
Sullivan
Sullivan Egal
Tea van
Youngest Burglar On Record Stands Trial
In Judge Moartine's Court Charles Peterson a boy barely admitted to school faces three burglary indictments. The youngster allegedly robbed fruit stands twice and a fur store with older accomplices. He has been at the Tombs for 23 days and is to be committed to juvenile asylum until age 21.
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New York
Tombs
Rapid Record-Breaker Columbia Makes Fast Atlantic Run
The Hamburg American liner Columbia arrived at her wharf after a stormy voyage from Hamburg. Captain described a furious storm in the fish channel near New York about 10 o'clock at night on October 18. Despite rough seas, the ship completed the voyage in 4 days 1 hour 9 minutes at an average speed over 18 knots, carrying 206 cabin and 500 steerage passengers.
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Columbia
Yeas
Fish Channel
Ehen
Train Wreck at Ko komo Lands in Peru, Oil Tanks Explode
North bound freight No 92 of the Lake Erie Western Railroad wrecked at Ko komo at 4 am after striking an obstruction. Eight or ten cars left the tracks, twelve oil tanks exploded in quick succession, fires spread to box cars, two merchandise cars and four coal cars damaged. No employees killed but several residents reported injuries.
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Inprawaponis
Lake Erio
Negro lynching reported near Columbus Mississippi
Reported lynching of a Black man named Joe Harold in Tupela Mississippi after an assault in the county. Authorities moved him to the scene near the old country to await justice.
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Miss
Joe Harold
Tupela
Witnesses Test Cronin Case Identify Body and Wounds
Dozens testified yesterday in the Cronin trial as prosecutors pressed to prove the body found on Evanston road matches Dr. Cronin and that the head wounds caused death. Defense sought to cast doubt, while witnesses, including T. T. Conklin and the Scanlon brothers, identified the corpse by teeth, hair, and physical features amid a damp, cold courtroom scene.
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Cronin
Longenecker
MR. Forbest
Mr. Forrest
Dr. Cronin
T. T. Conklin
Aloon
John F. Scanlon
Frank Scanlon
Patrick McGarry
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