Molineux Testifies as Trial Proceeds in Newark Case
The New York trial resumed with Roland Molineux denying cyanide purchases and knowing suspects. Gov Black opened proceedings, asserting no letters or envelopes were written by him. Another note covers a Brown estate in New Jersey worth about 1500000, plus varied medical and fur trade paragraphs.
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New York
Roland
Matineux
Black
Harry Cornish
Hartingan's
Newark
Molineux
Cornish
Barnett
Prinesion
Ston
N. J
Brown
Utje
Princeton University
Soufriere Revisited by Explorers at Set Summit
Kingstown Oct 81 enry Powell curator of government botanical station with J P Quin son of the British station Sierra Leone and B W Foster of the British station Lagos visited the Southern volcano Set 28 and spent an hour and a half on the summit. The crater was active emitting steam and lava fountains though no lava appeared. The crater widening, water caldron and steam vents were noted as the Wallbow estate sea eroded land and the Wallibou river mouth altered. The party reported a violent final hour with ash and steam, no lava, and a notably altered fountain.
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Kingstown
St. Vincent
Enry Powell
Government Botanical Station
J. P. Quin
Britrh
Sierra Leone
West Africa
B. W. Foster
Brith Botanical Station
Lagos
Becume
Caldson de Balling
Adelowé
Wallbow Estate
Wallibou
Notable Moves and retirements ripple through early 1900s sports
Verett Smith resigns as Indiana football captain while Job Maddog pursues salon deals for 2600 dollars and Edward E. Sherlock signs with Pittsburgh. President Powers plans league realignment toward the American Association. Bangor Maine boosts boxing with weekly bouts as Klagera leads Louisville in American Association stats.
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Verett Smith
Indiana
Maddog
Galore
Butte
Mont
Edward E. Sherlock
Providence
Ril
Brown University
Pittsburg
Pat Powers
Bangor
Pine Tree
Maine
Klagera
Louisville
Fragmented wires mix news and satire across papers
An OCR fragment surveys multiple topics from Detroit News and Iodianopolis News noting open patrols, harvest worries, and hunger fears alongside playful quotations about Shakespeare and New York theater. It references Sam, Colonel Watterson, and the Four Hundred, with bold ads for Laxative Bromo Quinine.
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Detroit News
Sam
Iodianopolis
United States
Shakespeare
New York
Owever
Lil
Colonel Watterson
Luce
Kansas City
General Miles Reaches Manila as U S Forces Arrive
United States transport Thomas brings Lieut General Miles and party to Manila harbor. Miles to dine with his guest and meet Filipino officials amid political tensions. Libertas article alleging Bell bid to steal inland funds sparks legal action. Bell transfers $27,000 to insular commission for disbursement. Telegraph and court reports note indictments for manslaughter in Westchester and a London debut by Mrs Ward. Roosevelt era updates close the day with White House quarters and Cleveland’s political stop.
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Alanua
United States
Thomas
Miles
Manila
Afies Feell
Taft
Thomoas
Guam
Georal
Mabiel
Filpino pol{Welan
Honolaly
Libertas
Manis
J. Franklin Bell
Alvndoro
General Bell
Presidentes of Owns
Batangas
Wtepa
Davis
le Commatason
The
Bell
Davie
Georginasa
T Frand Jury
Westchester County
Mek. Quimby
Hather Quimby
Lathrop
Chrristian Science Church
New York City
Burn Chinatown to halt plague in San Francisco
Officials acknowledge plague in San Francisco but call for drastic action. Dr J B Williamson says Chinatown must be depopulated and burned to stop the oriental disease, while health leaders lament lack of support from state authorities. Also reports on a Panama crisis with talks of a peace conference as U ribe-Uribe surrenders.
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Chinatown
San Francisco
State Health Board
J. 3
Willa ‘Son
Deaith
Baal Eens Sea Praetors
Panama
Colombia
Vargas Santos
Salasar
Oime
Herresa Falso
Salasar Tueking
Herrera
Illo Frio
Uribe-Uribe
Liberal Party
SIX FIREMEN HURT IN $250000 MINNEAPOLIS FIRE
Six firemen were injured at a blaze that destroyed the Minneapolis Paper company building owned by J C Oswald & Co. The stock and contents were heavily damaged, with losses over 250000 and 200000 respectively. Captain George Smith fell from his engine and was severely injured. Captain Braith fatally injured. George Cheney and Frank Hesick also badly hurt. Three Joiner tremen reached City hospital. adjoining buildings suffered damage but fire department confined most losses to the Oswald building.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Wen
Healx
Minneapolis Paper Company
J.C. Oswald & Co
Paper Company
Wright, Barrows & Bull
Gorge Smith
Cat
Braith
Fisemen
George Cheney
Frank Hessick
Tire Department of
J. C. Oswald & Co
Coffee Belt Ruined by Volcano Eruptions
Guatemalan coffee belt devastated by Santa Maria eruptions. Cable reports from Castle Bros indicate enormous losses and danger to lives, with Costa Casa and Costa Grande plantations likely affected. Neighboring towns Felipe Mazatenango and Quetzaltenango may be destroyed.
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San Francisco
Guatemala
Manta Maria
Castle Bros
Goatewala
Louie Hirsch
Castle Brom
Santa Maria
Saat
Hirseh
Costa Casa
Fee
Banta Marine
Wetalbulue
Quezaltenango
Felipe
Mazatenango
Quesaltenango
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Wer
Great Britain
England
Englen
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St. Pree Press
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Ates
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Shrlatensen
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Mexico
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Velez
Mouse
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Nicholas Wetzell
Wetzel
Brother
Montreal
Simpson & Peck
Meagetts
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Blodgett
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Calvary Presbyterian Shure
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Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Navy Department
Comptroller of the Treasury
Navy
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Ragle Hota
Quay
Moo Heavy
Jerny
Nees
Omta
South Main St
Pittston
WE Williams & McAnulty
Mangan’s<ae Dry Goods Store
Taiton
Water St
Evans Bros
South Main Street
Pittston, Pa
S.bloarpenter
Main St
TA. Durkin
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