Anarchist Plot Aims at Kaiser William and Humbert
Alexandria correspondent of the London Daily Mail reports an anarchist conspiracy unraveled Friday. Fifteen Italians arrested. plan evolved from a bomb and fulminate attack on Emperor William’s carriage in Cairo to a Jerusalem failure near the German Church of Our Redeemer during a defication.
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Ye Will Haiser
Hing
Alexandria
London Daily Mail
Emperor William
Humbert
Cairo
Jerusalem
Church of Our Redeemer
Fire at Pana shaft No 1 ends in danger and shotting
A fire caused by an explosion at Pana Coz Company shaft No 1 in Pana Illinois trapped workers and left one missing though later found uninjured. Fourteen miners near the shaft were shocked. a negro miner shot another in the company office after a daylong quarrel as militia move to disarm armed workers.
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Nagre
Pana Coz
Pana
Ill
Sas
Ben Franklin
Isis
John Hawking
Panashaft No. 1
Hatally
Isaias Ross
Ross
Springfield Life
Batter
Camp Shipp Tragedy Ends in Soldier Death at Camp Shipp
At Camp Shipp Anniston Alabama a free fight between volunteers and regulars led to a guard firing a Springfield pistol. Sergeant Heise of Company F Second Infantry died from a brain wound. Corporal Gonroy lost a thumb, Private A N Giffen suffered a chest wound, and Private Oliver Shepperd was wounded in the shoulder. Heise had served in the Santiago campaign and earned a promotion for valor at San Juan Hill.
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Heise
Camp Shipp
Anniston
Ala
Tennessee Volunteers
Springfield
Sergéant -Desse
Second Infantry
Gonroy
Aca
A. N. Giffen
Tennessee
Oliver Shepperd
Hesse
Santiago
Savery
San Juan Hill
Wreck on the Detroit Sinks Nassau in Collision
Steamer Calby collided with and sank the schooner Nassau near the Detroit River mouth, sending Nassau toward Buffalo with a wheat cargo. The Nassau crew was saved by the Sangatok after a bow strike, with a miscommunication of signals cited as the cause. No fatalities reported.
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Colby
Nassau
John J. Nagle
Toledo
Oho
Isiag Sangatul
Calby
Detroit River
Buffalo
Five Miners Killed in Tamaqua Colliery Blast
Explosion of gas at Colliery No. 3 in Coal Dale near Tamaqua Pennsylvania. Firemen and workers were injured or killed while drilling water via Rangway passages to quell flames. About 500,000 gallons were pumped into the veins causing a massive blast and several after explosions. Rescue teams found most victims within an hour.
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Tamaqua
Attenoon
Collery No. S
Coal Dale
Pla
Navy expansion makes U S third largest sea power
The rapid growth of the United States naval force is noted as government contracts for 55 vessels and substantial tonnage place the country third in naval rank. The program, supported by Congress, progresses with many ships soon to be completed, drawing international attention.
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United States
Congress
Mohegan Shipwreck Off Lizard Lands 100 Die
Reports say over 100 passengers and crew perished when the Atlantic Transport steamer Mohegan struck a gale and ran aground off the Lizard. Only about 31 survived as rescue efforts spread from Falmouth. The Mohegan, formerly Cleopatra, had sailed from London for New York on its maiden voyage.
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Atlamjc Transnect
Cleopatra
Wilson - Furness-Leyland Line
London
New York
Lizard
Manacles
Falmont
Mohegan
Cieopatra
Griffiths
Atlantic Transport Fleet
Wilson & Parness-Ley+ land line
Atlantic Transport Company
Mohawk
Mobile
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
United States
United States to take possession of Porto Rico October 18
Gen Brooke reports from San Juan that the evacuation commission notified the Spanish commander US forces will take formal possession of Porto Rico on October 18. Spain has agreed and will withdraw troops by that date or concede possession. The evacuation commission has completed its work and adjourned. US troops will enter San Juan and hoist the American flag on that date.
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United States
Porto Rico
Brooke
War Department
San Juan
Rosebery defies the world with warlike British spirit
Britain’s warlike mood rises after Lord Rosebery’s Epsom speech to Liberals. He defies France and warns that England’s moderation is over. He cites Fashoda and Maj. Marchand’s flag incident as critical to British interests and urges firm action.
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Britain
Reasebery
Will Be Court Martialed and Other 1900s Notices
Sensational charges accuse Lieut. Col. C. L. Withrow of gross misconduct with habitual drunkenness and negro cohabitation. He is expected to face court martial soon after recent marriage to two Brooklyn society ladies. Also reported are a bank closure in Owego, a St Louis town marshal killed during an arrest, soldiers cared for in New York, Kansas City winning a Western League pennant, and various local obituaries and notes from Kilbourne Wisconsin and San Francisco Episcopal matters.
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Withrow
C. L. Withrow
Lexington
Brooklyn Society
George Bates
Patrick Gaming
Kirkwood
St. Louis
Bates
T. Hodges
Csidiek
Oran
Mumber
Port Cade
Cela
Way
Watersgate Wrebsten
E. E. Thompson & Co
Prairie City
Des Moines
Grant Bryant
By & Bogey
Presbyterr of
Waterloo
Masonic Temple
Wort Svill
Fly
DB Moines
Keokuk
Keckuls
Wn Resime
Mrs Sherman Near Death From Stroke at Washington Home
Mrs Sherman wife of former Secretary of State John Sherman suffered a stroke causing paralysis on her right side and leaving her in a critical condition at her Washington home. Doctors acknowledge her age and condition but hold a hope for possible recovery despite low odds.
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Sherman
Secre~ Lacy
John Sherman
Washington
Ali Cen
Smeali
Military Plot Thwarted Against French Government
A discovered military plot aimed at replacing certain government officials without dethroning the president was thwarted. The planned action was to occur on a Sunday in the minister of war’s absence, with Tremier Brisson promising action on the matter.
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Govrernme
Matin
Nut
Tremier Brisson
Battle on the Philippines Rival factions clash in revolt
Reports say Macabulos, leader of five northern provinces, has rebelled against Aguinaldo and fighting rages between the rival factions. Spanish emissaries are said to be undermining Aguinaldo and stirring natives to press Spain to retain the Philippines.
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Macabulos
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Spain
Double Chicago Hanging
George H. H. Jacks former Muskegon chief of police and John Duggan were hanged in Chicago Friday afternoon. Jacks killed Andrew J. McGhett for robbery. Duggan killed Robert Griggon for robbery. Disturbances in Morocco reported. rioters captured an uncle of the sultan and moved toward the Sheritiay Kezsur. Also: Chaplain Shintyre of the Oregon found guilty of criticizing superiors and dismissed. Early snowfall in Chicago closes Michigan navigation.
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Chicago
George H. H. Jacks
Muskegon
Mich
John Duggan
Jacks
Andrew J. McGhett
Duggan
Robert ¥. Griggon
Morocco
Taffir
Kezsur
McIntyre
Shintyre
Lattle
Oregon
Denver
Michigan
Privateers and officials report on costs and exports
A fragmented report notes privateers and the western district governor discussing costs over $100.40, with references to American correspondents and Dun books. Mentions a ruby found in Bar Minha and elephant guards, with soldiers sent to the king's arlince.
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Eday
Senta
Aha
Wesco
Keogh
Ilolyalte
Barminha
Omaha Expo Show Sets Record for Live Stock Display
The Trans Mississippi Exposition in Omaha hosts about 2,000 animals, the largest live stock exhibit in U S history. Cattle, swine, sheep, and horses from 12 cattle breeds and 14 sheep varieties are shown, with Herefords and premium offers totaling 38,000 drawing top breeders. The event closes October 20 and is praised as the finest assembly of high grade stock ever seen.
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Omaha
United States
Narety
Lincoln
Cotswold
West
American
Hereford Cattle Breeders’ Association
Poland
China
Chester
Yorkshire
Kentucky
Tennessee
Missouri
Dinsmore
Haywood Waives Hearing in Pennsylvania Conspiracy Case
Benjamin J. Haywood former state treasurer of Pennsylvania waived a hearing in Philadelphia on charges of conspiracy with United States Senator Quay Richard S Quay and Charles McKee of Pittsburg to misuse state funds on deposit in the Bank of Philadelphia. Haywood posted bail of 5900 with David H. Late, a prominent Republican politician, acting as security.
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Haywood
Benjamin J. Haywood
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
United States
Quay
Richard $. Quay
Charles McKee
Pittsburg
Bank of
Swedesn to Build a Navy Appropriation Plan
The Swedish naval board will recommend to the riksdag an appropriation of 83,752,000 for the expenses of the next five years. The Swedish navy, numbering fewer than twenty armored and cruising vessels, seeks to increase floating strength and spend a substantial sum on ammunition and torpedoes for mining the harbors.
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Swedsen
Swedish Naval Board
Viksdag
Sarbors
Pope appoints Archbishop Chappelle apostolic delegate to Cuba
Cardinal Gibbons in Washington reports a cablegram from Home that the pope has named Archbishop Chappelle of New Orleans as apostolic delegate to Cuba. Archbishop Chapell is presently at Rome.
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Cuba
Cardinal Gibbons
Washington
Catholic University
Archbishop Chappelle
New Orleans
Archbishop Chappell
Rome
Market Quotation Summary From Chicago and Midwest Trade
Indianapolis and Chicago market notes list cattle hogs and sheep prices, wheat and corn bids, dairy and butter quotes, and regional variations. Entries reference Chicago, Indianapolis, St. Louis and West paw exchanges with No 2 red wheat bids around 63 to 68 cents, hogs 3.00 to 4.00, cattle 2.30 to 5.25, and butter near 1 to 2 cents per pound, reflecting mixed grade prints and shipping values.
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Chicago
Fair Co
Indianapolis
Wells
St. Louis
Creamery
Westpore
Odd wreck halts Chicago Express near Peterson
A derailed freight train west of Des Moines caused by a switch throw sparked a dramatic mishap. One man died and several injured as cars tumbled from an embankment while authorities investigated the sabotage and rail damage.
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Rock Island and
Si Road
Tews City
Starker, Sreman
Wss Brantir
Huginger al Hibbard
Brake Jain
W. M. Feeley
FL. Cass
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William
Italy
Germany
Detroit
Cincinnati Freweries
Lion and
Herancourt Dragueries
Gen. Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
Greene
Pern
Almets
Abnalitionisn Macha
Calvin Maiphanis
Abelian
Dichard
Mune Vo
Prion
Konedovhy
Angle Sam
NAVY
British Coast
John Sherman Newt
Owego
Charles G. Dawes
Tioga National Bank of
Thomas C
Platt
Examiner War Brooklyn
Eli W. Stone
Gould
Obdam
Helen Gould
Camp Walworth
East Fifteenth Street
Nen
Ohio
Wisconsin
United States Volunteer Engineer Corps
Kansas City
Ciergo
Elmer Yorum
Kilbourne
Wis
Chili
Senor Navarre
Arenant
Ant
Sanfrancisco
Phive
Barnes
Boni
Bain
France
Iowa
Chicago Express
Peterson
Supreme Court
Tess Henderson
Charles Gushard
Bugsy
Fairness
District Court of
Newton
Sigourney
Genesea
J. W. Reynolds
Richland
Fort Madison
The
Women's Christian Temperanit Union Helt
Ottuint
Bee Peterson
Robert Hager
Pecersor
Hager
Amid
Geichell & Martin Lumber Co
Harry Newbury
Radamacier
Ware
Tan
HE. M. Ware
Chauncer Lamb
Charles Radamacher
Radamacher
Bedford
Duluth
Gulf
Minden
West Bend
Clinton Paper Mill
Stier Won
Keokuk Strept Fair Association
Fort Dodge
F. B. Young
Walter
Bighop
Mary
Lense Rice
John Kemkes
Pella
Iynsieian
Pittiethows Regiment
Diel
Red Cross
Camp Mi Rinler
Burlinsten
Lowa
Musentine
Wiften
Ile
Musearing
TeRey Allen
Ghurce
Clarlan
Tatin
Rusk
Texas
Ie Ling
Harlin
Rushiow
Tohn van der Vonter
Weyers
Wort
Maddison
Vsevoks
Campa
Paramenin
John Alt
Audubdsi
State University
Town City
Traer
Reinbeck
Dinsdale
Cedar Valley Telephony Company
Independant Mary Company
Davenport
Mallender
Dickinsly
Connell Blu&s
Lene Young
Stentzit
Wales
G. Witkinson
Ottumwa
E. B. Boesch
Corwith
Burgé Lars
Geveral
Marshalltown
M. 0. Lenehan
Bart E G. Lenehan
Dubuque
Ven
Clinton National Bank
Sterling
Gills
Gad Uken
Morison
Pices
Jalé
Grand Dary
Wiliam Corll
Aivir
Thad Price
West PaliWay
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