Dowie Appoints Manager In Zion City Crackdown
John Alexander Dowie names a temporary manager as Zion City doubles police presence to arrest or escort nonbelievers. Receivers Blount Currie and custodian Redjeske probe Dowie finances while factories operate under federal receivership. Insurance authority and court orders aim to sustain Zion Industries with limited interference.
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CHICAGO
Zion
John Alexander Dowie
Zion guards
Zion City
United States
Federal Custodaan
Redicke
Dowie
Blount
Currie
Dowle
camning and provisions company
Kohlsaat
Kahtenat
hertoford
Aion City
Kiehlsaat
Zion Industries
Shiloh House
Redjeske
Dawe
aday
Dedieske
Dharwar in Distress Off Ocean City New Jersey
The Swedish ship Dharwar carrying matting from Hong Kong to New York ran aground near Ocean City Delaware. The main topmast is gone, a heavy sea and 35 mph wind hinder rescue. Five crew in a boat reached shore. eleven crew, a woman, and two children remain aboard as a rescue attempt by the North American lifeboat is mounted.
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LEWIS
Del
Hong Kong
New York
Ocean City
north vearch
North America
Delaware
Framing Fair Trial Law Debates in Montana House
The Montana House judiciary committee reported two sub-bills for a fair trial law and for reviewing testimony in equity cases by the supreme court. Lawmakers aim to craft a constitutional bill that endures Supreme Court scrutiny, with broad support but differing views on framing. A prior fair trial bill passed last session but was ruled unconstitutional in construction.
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supreme court
Leather Contract Trial in Upton and McGregor Case
The trial of Columbus Dilsworth Upton and Thomas W. McGregor, postoffice clerks, resumes in U S district court before Judge Morris over conspiracy to defraud via mail pouch contracts. William Hayden of Warren Leather Goods testified his firm supplied 20,000 pouches to Charles E. Smith for a contract steered with government aid.
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BALTIMORE
Columbus Dilsworth Upton
Thos. W. McGregor
postoffice department
Morris
United States district court
iCharles J. Bonaparte
William Hi
Hayden
Warren Leather Goods Company
Worcester
Mass
Charles E. Smith
Upton
McGregor
Smith
department
wew
Warren Company
Hi. Case
Arthur W. Calby
Fine Church Burned in Fort Wayne Fire
St Pauls German Lutheran church in Fort Wayne was destroyed by a blaze causing about 76000 dollars in losses. Fire officials ruled the cause under investigation with no further details available.
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FORT WAYNE
Ind
St. Paul's
Pure Water for Reno Homes at $1 Monthly
An ad promotes in home water supply avoiding typhoid and malaria by delivering ten gallons of pure water daily for one dollar a month. A Pasteur germs proof press and water fitters from a mountain spring in the house is advertised through Carr & Witott's agents at 26 West Second Street.
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Carr & Witott's
West Second stree
Brutal murder of two elderly people shocks town
In Bratialo N Y Dec 9 the decomposed bodies of Prang Frehr and his wife an elderly couple missing since November 20 were found under a woodshed. Each skull crushed a hammer found at the scene. Police pursued Charles Bonier and others amid reports of burglary and stolen gold valued at about 70 dollars. Bonier remained at large until police traced him to Enola Pa and additional links emerged as detectives question Linda Holm and others.
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BAPITALO
Prang Frehr
Jaferson street
Charles Bowler
the Frehrs
headquarters
tives
Bonier
Tuli
Ene
Louise Lindholm
Kate Kahm
Sandhelm
Frehrs
Jefferson street
Lindholn
Withdrawal of soldiers ends Breathitt county feud tense
Lexington dispatch reports troops withdrawn from Jackson Kentucky under Governor Beckham orders after provost duty since last May. Amid charges of forged letters allegedly urging withdrawal and threats in Breathitt county, others claim an attempted shooting of Judge Hargis. Blair, once general counsel for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, indicted for forgery in the first degree as he lies ill in a local hospital.
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LEXINGTON
Jackson
Beckham
Breathitt
Judge Redwine
Hargis
Blair
LOUIS
James L. Blair
Submarine Tug Moccasin In Trouble Off Little Island
In Baltimore on December 3 a report notes the submarine tug Moccasin, three miles off the Little Island life saving station, unable to progress while the tug Peoria aids with a line. The Adder is seen offshore. Moccasin and Peoria drift southward as Yankton heads to assist, Cape Henry passage observed at 10:40 p.m.
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BALTIMORE
little island
Hfe sarong
Peoria
Mioccasin
Adder
WASHINGTON
Harrington
navy yards
Portsmouth
navy department
Cape Henry
Record-setting steerage voyage to Liverpool from New York
Fifteen hundred steerage passengers sailed on the White Star liner Cedric, the largest steerage crowd ever from a U.S. port. The French steamer Latouraine carried 1000 steerage passengers, with over 200 left on the dock due to oversales. Ship agents nationwide sold tickets and last-minute advisories prevented control over ticket numbers.
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NEW YORK
White Star
Cedric
Liverpool
United States
The
lind
General Bell Arrests Spy Wakeman Held for Court Martial
Fred Wakeman, a private in Company F at Camp Goldfield, is jailed in Cripple Creek military prison awaiting court martial on espionage charges. Adjutant General Bell notes Wakeman worked as a miners' union detective. Papers include two union cards.
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DENVOR
Fred Wakeman
Camp Goldfield
Cripple Creek
adjutant general's office
Bell
Wakeman
miners’ union
2 union
Fortunes on Change in New Orleans Cotton Market
New Orleans cotton futures surged after the bureau report and crop estimate, with trading crowded around the ring and fortunes made and lost in minutes. Prices in New York showed sharp advances before easing, while New Orleans noted a forty point gain after the report and other cities reported delay in witness examinations.
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NEW ORLEANS
bureau
exchange
shorts
Opening of Reichstag Opens in Berlin Palace Hall
Chancellor Von Bülow, as the emperor's representative, opened the Reichstag in the palace white hall. Members wore court dress and stood close before the emperor's throne in a diminished assembly. He read the monarch's thanks for sympathy during the sovereign's illness and outlined plans for essential financial reforms amid a global low mood.
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BERLIN
Von Buelow
hone. Von Buelow
Cotton production estimate for 1903-04 in United States
Preliminary figures from the Bureau of Statistics indicate U S cotton growth at 9,962,039 bales with average net weight 490.8 pounds per bale. Area picked about 28,104,860 acres, down 3.09 percent from planted. lint production estimated at 4,889,267 pounds averaging 174.5 pounds per acre.
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WASHINGTON
bureau of statistics
department of agriculture
United States
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Reno
WHITE HOUSE
Dublin
John Doe
gore
rela
Gazette
EUROPE
Salsbury III
GRAND RAPIDS
Lant
K. Salsbury
PITTSBURG
Joseph Kanovisky
Monersville
AGRICULTURE STATISTICS
Texas
division of
entomology
endomolory
census office
Springer
IlI
mer
William M. Springer
Ilinois
OAKLAND
California Gas and Electric Corporation
Market street
F. George Smith
McCue
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