Mrs Nack Confesses In Murder Trial Details Promised
New York November 1 Mrs Augusta Nack has confessed and will testify against Martin Thorn in the murder of William Guldenuppe. She describes the killing, dismemberment and disposal of remains, and the pair’s plan to mutilate evidence before transporting it to Woodside and the East River. The trial opened with cautious movements and 20 witnesses scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Augusta Nack
Martin Thorn
William Guldensuppe
Emanuel Friend
Nack
Harlem Opera House
Mra. Nak
Enid
Neck Hais
Thorn
Guldehauppe
Ninth Avenue
Mth Street
Toldensuoape
Woundside
Wint
Rosalsky
Mra. Nack
Queens Court
Walker divorce trial ends as judge reserves decision
In Northampton the Walker divorce case closed with Judge Gaskill reserving a ruling. Mrs Mary N Walker of New York seeks a decree on statutory grounds amid testimony about Colonel Myron F Walker's alleged relations with Mrs Elizabeth Skiff. Evidence notes an ante nuptial contract claim and pending Crocker estate divisions.
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Northampton
Moses
Walker
Gaskill
Mary N. Walker
New York
Crocker
Myron F. Walker
Springfield
Belchertown
Mass
Drummer Boy
Old Tenth Regiment
Bride Novely Won After Ring Fight in Jersey City
Lottie Crow daughter of Martin Crow Palisade avenue was courted by Thomas McGin ness and William O Toole both of whom are young and muscular They fought under London prize flog rules at the Dauntless Athletic club with eight friends watching Fourteen rounds ended when McGin ness was knocked out The engagement of Mr O Toole and Miss Crow was announced this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. 1
Lottie Crow
Martin Crow
Palisade Avenue
Thomas McGinness
William O'Toole
Dauntless Athletic Club
McGinness
Mr. O'Toole
Miss Crow
Murderer Kelley Denies Insanity in New Hampshire Court
In Dover New Hampshire Joseph S Kelley the Somersworth bank cashier killer appeared in court this morning denying insanity and claiming a devil bound pact. The jursy selection and his outbursts marked the day as the defense outline was confronted and calmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Joseph S. Kelley
Stickney
Somersworth
Gas Generator Explodes at Piqua Hawkery Plant
A gas generator exploded at the Piqua Hawkery company factory injuring several workers and wrecking the building. Linsie Bourke is reported fatally burned while Bertha Ingle is badly hurt as about a hundred girls on the floor panic. Others were warned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
Piqua Hawkery Company
Linsie Bourke
Bertha Ingle
Wage Increases Reported For Youngstown Workers
In Youngstown Ohio employes at Andrew Brothers company Curface are set for a one percent wage increase starting December 1. It is expected blast furnace firms will follow with wage raises for their workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Andrew Brothers Company
Shipping News. Mediterranean and Atlantic routes update.
Shipping bulletin lists vessels like Paris, Southampton, Noordland, Antwerp, Liverpool and Bremen in transit or awaiting orders. No full details. OCR fragmentary and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping News
New York
Paris
Southampton
Noordland
Antwerp
Teu‘tonic
Liverpool
Trave
Bremen
National Sound Money League Receives Mixed Reports
The National Sound Money League meeting in New York heard Treasurer Hepburn report a bank balance of 60 063 dollars and General Secretary Smalley note a 1 000 balance in a Chicago bank. Reports from states showed varied views on silver, with New York stating free silver sentiment is dying out and other states noting mixed prospects for silver in politics.
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Hepburn
League
New York
National Sound Money League
Smalley
Chicago
Indianapolis
Oregon
J.K. Cowan
Baltimore
Maryland
National League
J. Sterling Morton
League For
Nebraska
Dryan
Arkansas
Maine
Missouri
Colorado
H. F P. Robinson
Monetary Commission
McKinley
Congress
Department of the Treasury
McKinney
Lewia R. Ehrich
Colorado Springs
Storm on Lake Erie disrupts shipping near Cleveland harbor
A fierce northwest gale rages over Lake Erie hindering vessels. The schooner McVey carrying lumber was wrecked off Mairport harbor and towed to port after unloading part of its cargo. The steamer State of Ohio with Buffalo passengers is expected to reach Paleport harbor but has not yet arrived.
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Mevelant
Wake Ine
McVey
Bulldle
Mairport Harbor
State of
Pole seeks audience with governor over Washington move
John Zahn a Polish immigrant with a wife and five children appeared at the state home demanding an audience with the governor. He wished to be taken to Washington for his family. Citizens formed a subscription which was refused by Zahn. A policeman arrested him and authorities later ordered transportation to Philadelphia for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treviton
John Zahn
Heald
Washington
Zahn
Philadelphia
British minister plans relief aid for Greece destitution
The British minister to Greece announces Europe's and America's need to contribute 100,000 to relieve the distress in Greece caused by the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Gresce
Egerton
Europe
America
Greece
Miners Vow To Fight DeArmit Challenge In Pittsburgh
About 63 delegates from 56 mines in the Pittsburgh district gathered at Knight of Labor hall to decide whether to extend the ten percent levy for striking New York and Cleveland Gas Coal miners. National President Ratchford urged continuing the levy to resist DeArmit mines as December rates loom. Secretary Warner announced over 8 million dollars collected and disbursed during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Pittsburg
Knights of Labor Hall
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Patrick Dolan
Ratchford
Aly. Ratchford
DeArmit Company
Warner
Pittsbore
Corporations Certified for Penalty Payment by Rail Bureau
The state railway bureau certified numerous corporations to the attorney general's department afternoon for infliction of the penalty of 5000 dollars for neglect to file with the interior affairs department a report of their operations for the fiscal year ended June 30. The list includes Mountain Millroad Bloomsburg Electric Railway Brady Street Railway Braddock Wilmerding and Pitcairn Railway Citizens Street Railway Lickawannin County Collingdale Street Railway Columbia and Marietta Electric Railway Dodds Traction Reading Electric Railway Easton and Bangor Electric Railway Jackson and Porter Street Railway Merion Avenue Passenger Railway Muncy Valley Street Railway North End Street Railway Norristown and Perkiomen Creek Electric Railway Pennsylvania Traction People's Street Railway Chestertown Philadelphia and Ardmore Passenger Railway Philadelphia and Trenton Street Railway Philadelphia and Regentont Passenger Railway Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester Passenger Railway Pittsburg and North Side Traction Pittsburgh Union Passenger Railway Puchner Haverford and Philadelphia Passenger Banatega Royersford and Collegeville Electric Railway Sheridan Terrace Passenger Railway Sintington Street Railway Wintred Traction Company of Pittsburgh Valley Electric Street Railway Warwick Street Railway Pedegal Street and Pleasant Valley Passenger Railway.
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Harrisburg
Attorney Generals Department
State Railway Bureau
Neghiet Tole
Ionse
Rite Mountain Millroad
Bloomsburglectric Railway
Hrady Street Railway
Braddock, Wilmerding and Pitcairn
Citizen's Street Railway
Lickawannin
Piltsburh, Alleghen, and
Manchester
Pittsburg
Fitteburg Union
Puchner
Haverford
Philadelphia
Banatega
Royersford
Collegeville
Sherideen Terrace
Sintington Street Railway
Wintred Traction Company
Valley Electric Street Railway
Warwick Street Railway
Pedegal Street and
Pleagint Valley
Arrest of a Senator in New York Court Case
Former New York State Senator William Cauldwell was arrested and released on $10,000 bail on charges he diverted funds from an estate he trustees. The suit is brought by Mrs. Mary J. Westerfield and Flora Rogers, daughters of late Jason Rogers of Paterson New Jersey, accusing Cauldwell and trustee Thomas Rogers of self dealing with an estate valued at over two million dollars.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Yard
New York Morgue
Couirt
Smith
Hawes
New York
William Cauldwell
Mary J. Westerfield
Flora FE. Rogers
Jason Rogers
Paterson
N. J
Cauldwell
Thomas Rogers
Idaho Victims Reported Near Long Point Wreckage Found
Buffalo N Y dispatch says Captain Neil of the steamer Thomas Carnegie saw two bodies near Long Point after passing wreckage and debris. Gus Hering of the delta was firing on the Tolhemn Wh fst. one deck hand and a porter identity remain unsettled.
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Buffalo
Paper Makers and Trade Meeting to Boost Exports
Tijaton Mags reports that about nine tenths of the nations pulp paper manufacturers joined in a movement to improve the trade. A two week meeting here aims to perfect arrangements to increase exports. They agree to no production restrictions and to cease cutting prices, while not intending to raise prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tijaton
Woman shoots husband at home in Benson Street dispute
N J November and Mitchell McCusker were involved in a quarrel at their home 20 Benson street tonlalit. McCusker was shot in the abdomen by his wife who drew a revolver and attempted to wrest it from her. The woman was arrested as the incident prompted investigation and a probable fatal outcome.
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Qamdeo
N. J
Mitchell McCusker
Benson Street
Tonlalit
Mere. McCusker
Local tragedy in Pineville ends in double death
In Pineville Kentucky neighbors found Andrew Vaughn and his wife in a dying state inside their home. Vaughn shot his wife and then himself, leaving him dead. police investigate motives as the couple's neighbors react to the disturbing discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville, Ky
Andrew Vaughn
Vaughn
Episcopal Election Convention Opens in Bethlehem
Over ninety parishes represented as the Episcopal election convention opens with a choral service. Rev. Roger Israel and Rev. H C Swentzel are among candidates for bishop to succeed the late Bishop Ruthon. Bishop Satterlee of Washington will preach the memorial sermon before the vote.
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Roger Israel
de. H.C. Swentzel
Bishop Satterlee
Bethlehem
Episcopal Church
Ruthon
Satterlee
Washington
Bodine
Church of Our Saviour
Philadelphia
A. Mackay Smith
St. John's Church
Ro HL McKim
Epiphany
Stone
St. James
Chicago
H.C. Swentsel
Brooklyn
Rogera F Israel
Luke's
Scranton
Talbot
Wyoming
Idaho
Edison Company Refutes Gas Rates War Claim
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company denied plans to wage a campaign against gas firms after a recent rate cut. First vice president R T Bowker said the reduction was part of ongoing policy to lower rates as business grows and operating economies permit.
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New York
Edison Electric Winchinating Company
Edison Electric Hluminating Company
R. Tt. Bowker
Edison Company
Fever Wanes in New Orleans as Yellow Fever Declines
Yellow fever cases ease in New Orleans with fewer deaths and renewed optimism from the board of health about an early end to the scare. Daily records show four deaths and six new cases, with Mobile reporting one day’s rise and Whistler noting sixteen new cases.
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New Orleans
Board of Health
Mobile
Ala
Whistler
Mystery poisoning in Dixon leaves two dead
Solano County investigators probe a mysterious poisoning after three people drinking water from a rear cottage well became ill. Louis Bealew, 40, owner of a nearby stable, and his sister Susan, 30, died. Bruno Kline remains in critical condition. Miss Bealew’s pending marriage to Fr. H Mann and her brother’s to Miss Clara Ferguson were planned for Thursday.
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Dixon
Cal
Solano County
Louis Bealew
Hvery
Susan
Bruno Kline
Miss Bealew
Fr. H. Mann
Clara Ferguson
Jockey Club Races Feature Dead Heat At Weekington Meet
Washington reports the Weekington Jockey Club program featured a dead heat between Manaseus, outsider, and Bannock, with two favorites winning and two upset results. Heavy track conditions forced cancellation of the gentlemens plate, and results covered seven furlongs to one mile races with several upsets and close finishes.
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Washington
Weekington Jockey Club
Manaseus
Air Bannock
Kileht
The
Garter
Oll GE Sight
Hidson
Kveaker
Allinie Alphonse
Mrompe
Malden Pn
Tremo
Hugh Penny
Marsion
Nodipwirds
Lobenwula
Hanwell
Millionaire Banker Willard Makes Assignment in Minnesota
Mankato Minn November John A Willard a well known millionaire and banker has made an assignment. Willard estimates his direct liabilities at what may be ample secured all may be seed. His assets are largely real estate which was worth a few years ago considerably over 2 000 000.
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Axsigue
Mankato
Minn
John A. Willard
Das
Willard
Cuba Junta Report Denied on Gomey Command
New York November 2 At Cuban Junta headquarters officials denied a report that General Gomyt ordered General Julio Banguilly to report for duty in the Cuba jacks ranks.
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New York
Gomyt
Julio Banguilly
Jachs
Cuba
Horio inflation races postponed by rain in Kentucky
The Kentucky horivolation races in Leyington Kentucky were postponed today due to rain.
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Leyington
Kentucky
Court action over a Jersey City wedding and family estrangement
A 14 year old girl, daughter of Jacob Meyer of Phoenixville Pa, ran away with John Dananovitz of Bayonne N J and married him on Oct 11 in New Jersey. Meyer seeks annulment and abduction charges. habeas corpus was dismissed after the girl favored remaining with her husband and joining a Greek Catholic church. A scuffle with the mother occurred as the girl resisted being dragged to church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Nod
Jacob Meyer
Phoenixville
Chantellor Magi
John Dananovits
Bayonne
N. J
Dananovita
Meyer
Dananovitz
Builder McNeal Confesses to Plot Against Neighbor in Trenton
Robert D. McNeal a Trenton area builder was committed on malice mischief and threatening to kill to answer charges after he allegedly girdled shade trees at Andrew K Rowan then loaded a powder slab and exploded a stove in Rowans residence detectives heard his confession but he later recanted his statement and denied involvement authorities say the plot aimed to ruin Rowans property and finances.
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Trenton
N. J
Robert D. McNeal
Andrew K. Rowan
Rowan
McNeal
Justice of the Peace
Ellis Parker
Speech Returned in Fright at New Jersey Farm Yard
In Phillipsburg New Jersey three years after a hospital operation Samuel Johnson eleven year old son of David Johnson a Lehigh Valley railroad watchman woke screaming from a sight he thought a white animal. It proved to be a robe bush wrapped in a newspaper. He calmed and spoke normally again.
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Phillipsburg
N. J
Samuel
David Johnson
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tan
Brigham Leaves for Harrisburg to Report Grange Year
Colonel MN J Brigham deputy secretary of agriculture and master of the National Grange departs for Harrisburg pa to present an extended report on the order's operations over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MN. J. Brigham
National Grange
Harrisburg
Brigham
Morning News Snippets reflect local affairs and events
Partly cloudy and cooler morning headlines highlight elections, naturalization cases, sports meetings, and community notices. Local items cover Epworth League events, charitable board matters, and suburban happenings with market notes and weekly briefs.
Klondike Wealth Claims Stir Dawson City Pondering
Chicago financier Eli J. Gage visits Butte and Dawson City reports vast Klondike riches. He estimates spring gold at 215 million and warns of winter hunger among 7,000 residents. Provisions are scarce as stores halt orders. Dawson observers cite cheap supplies as essential for development.
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Butte, Munt
Eli J. Gage
Chicago
Secretary Gauge
American Trading and Transportation Company
Butte
Dawson City
Klondike
Gage
Alaska
Donald Nicholson
Dawson
Nicholson
Skookum Gulch
Gold Commissioner
Mounted Police
Yukon company to build river fleet and railroad line
Seattle based Yukon company under president Andrew F. Burleigh sets a nearly one million dollar contract to construct twelve river steamboats twenty four barges and two tow boats for delivery at St Michaels when navigation opens next spring. The firm has capital stock of sixteen million and counts leading US financiers among holders. Plans include a railroad across Chilkiet Pass to Five Fingers meeting river steamers to the Alaska gold fields.
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Seattle
Wash
Yukon Company
Andrew F. Burleigh
St. Michaels
Yukon River
United States
Klondike
Chilkiet Pass
Dalton Trail
Five Fingers
Yyaken
Alaskan
Mail for the Klondike report from Portland
Portland reports a derailment notice from Drea stating a purity started January 22 with 299 outbound mail for Dawson City. Canadian police oversee the mail drawn by teams of dogs. Steamer Elder arrived from Skaguay with thirty passengers and eight sacks of mail.
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Portland
Ore
W. Valle
Mailway Mail Service
Drea
Dawson City
Canad
Skaguay
Escaped convict hides under schoolhouse in Blue Earth County
Nebraskan convict Cyrus B Miller escaped from Nebraska penitentiary at Lincoln and hid two years under a Blue Earth County schoolhouse. He tunneled from the chimney, creating a hidden room stocked with a bed, cooking utensils, books, and magazines. He survived by stealing food from cellars and robbing hen nests, even milking cows as needed.
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Mankato
Minn
Nov
Cyrue B. Miller
Nebuaeka
Lincoln
Blue Earth County
Millley
Trench Collapse in Newark Ends in Fatalities
A trench collapse at Wooldside in Newark New Jersey trapped two Italian laborers. Michael Nicola died ten minutes after being moved from the trench while Angelo Julio perished shortly after.
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New York
Wooldside
Bueburl
Newark
N. J
Arench
Michael Niccola
Angello Julio
Weather forecast for New York and New England
Fragments indicate a forecast of fall weather with clear skies and brisk northwesterly winds. Strong coastal gales are expected with severe frost tonight. Thursday should bring fair conditions and rising temperatures with westerly to southwesterly winds and increasing clouds by the lake region.
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New York
New England
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Fluat
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New Orleans Board of Health
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