Riot Follows Plan to Move Colored Cavalry Through Texas Camp
On October 22 at Fort Oxy General Grant led a 10 000 strong march from Ogden to Milford as a seven mile line was formed. A confrontation erupted when Texas provisional regiment objected to the Tenth Cavalry colored regulars passing through the Texas camp en route to headquarters. Fist fights broke out and officers struggled to quell the disturbance.
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Ogden
Milford
Gel@ralea Bate
Young
Texas Provisional Regiment
Tenth Cavalry
Texas
Tenth
Howard Elliott Morgan's Choice for Northern Pacific President
Howard Elliott, longtime Burlington official and J. P. Morgan stalwart, is named to become president of the Northern Pacific, succeeding C. S. Mellen. His career spans roles from rodman to second vice president, with a strong Western orientation and broad railroad leadership.
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New York
Howeré@ Klliott
Northern Pacific
Melten
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan
Partington
Morgan
New Haven
Mellen
Morges
Northwest
Pave
Paul
Mimn
Howard Efliott
Burlington
Burtington
Ehich
Iferret
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St. Louth, Keokuk & Northwestern
Keokuk
Iowa
Tan
Jry
Chicago, Pertington & Kansas City
Jay
Chicago
Burlington & Kar City
St. Louis
Keokuk & Nortern
Hannibal & St. Joseph
Kansan City
St. Joseph
Phoebus Surprises Salisbury in Revelatory Weather Banter
In a bustling exchange Phoebus the Weather Man enters as Salisbury reads, discussing Fremont Ballard cars Morpheus and a street roller incident. They riff on a fog defense for a Woodcock investigation and mock a trickster atmosphere amid municipal talk and old rivalries.
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Seattle
Salisbury
Jim
Mel
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Olympus
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Earth
Hughey Behn
Saliabury
First Avenue
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Miners condemn Chamberlain scheme at British congress
At a Great Britain miners congress held today in London a resolution condemning Joseph Chamberlain's sollverein plan was adopted unanimously with strong enthusiasm. The vote reflected firm opposition to the proposed policy among miners nationwide.
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London
Congress of Miners of Great F
Shot Heard Near Sixteenth Avenue and Olive Street
Special Patrolman Bam Crawford heard a revolver shot near Sixteenth Avenue and Olive Street early today. Police investigated but found no witnesses or information about the shooter despite several people reporting they heard the shot.
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Sixteenth Avenue
Olive Street
Renton HN
Bam Crawford
Tie
Widow to contest will over $60,000 bequest
New Haven CT October 32 Attorneys for the widow of Philo G Bennett yesterday announced Mrs Bennett would contest the will of her deceased husband. He left $60 000 to William J Bryan with part to be kept for himself and wife and the remainder to be distributed among deserving educational institutions. Bryan said neither he nor his wife wanted any of the money without Mrs Bennett's consent but he planned distributing part to the colleges.
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New Haven
Conn
Philo
Attorney General Opinion on Lyon Glove Contract
Judge Advocate General Davis releases the Attorney General's view on the Lyon glove contract. Rep Littaver is cleared of wrongdoing, and the government cannot recover money already paid as the contract was completed and value received.
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Washington, BD. C
Davis
War Department
Lyon
Lil Ie
Littaver
Suspects Arrested in London Over Philadelphia Contractor Murder
Twenty two men were arrested on arrival as suspects in the murder of Contractor Ferguson Macdonald in Pennsylvania. They were arraigned in London this morning and remanded to jail. The contractor was killed by dynamite while traveling to pay workers. robbery is named as the motive.
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Southampton, Yi
Postmaster Plans Ten More Seattle Mail Carriers
Postmaster Stewart announces the appointment of ten additional mall carriers for the City of Semition. Carriers will be chosen from substitutes and begin service at the end of November. He expresses dissatisfaction at the earlier request for eighteen more and notes Seattle aims for improved service in the future.
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Stewart
City of Semition
Department
Seattle
Captain Gallaird Gets the Plum
Vancouver Barracks reports Captain David D. B. Gallaird of the general staff has been designated chief of staff of the department, Columbia, and has reported at headquarters as ordered by the War Department. Nels Johnson filed suit against the Northern Pacific Railway for $1,000 damages after being struck by a rail while repairing tracks.
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Frederick Funeton
David D. B. Gallaird
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War Department
Army
Nels Johnson
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Nome News Rumored Indictments and Arrests Stir Nome
The Nome City reports three unnamed prospectors arrested in Council City for stealing food to avoid starving. One escaped while two were held on a one dollar bond. Rumors cite Dr B B Hill indicted by a grand jury for semi monthly levies from Nome dance hall women with four indictments against J C Bealy for forged checks.
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Council City
Cornell
Kangaro
Mary's Ihop
Nome City
Dr. B. B. Hill
Dr. Hill
J. C. Beaaly
Cheoka
Low Women Fined Mrs J Baker and Mrs J Howell
Mrs J Baker and Mrs J Howell were each fined twenty dollars and costs by a judge after a lower court proceeding. The incident details remain sparse in the report.
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J. Baker
J. Howell
Carecate claims cure for stomach ailments in Jersey City notice
An advertisement quotes a customer praising Cas careta for curing stomach catarrh and dyspepsia after three months of use. The testimonial claims Cascareta provides relief in a day and surpasses numerous other remedies tried previously, from 108 Market Street, Jersey City, New Jersey.
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Mercerat
Jersey City
N. J
Police Judge Delivers Suspended Sentences in Beattie District
The police judge yesterday charged two women with dissolute behavior during a North Beattie district clean-up. Each received a one day sentence suspended on good behavior and promised to serve at the city jail if needed.
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George
North Beattie
Pe Pe
Boy Dies After Cliff Fall Near Creston
The seven year old son of W A McDowell fell from a cliff near his Creston home Sunday evening. He landed on jagged rocks and sustained a crushed skull. He died Monday morning without regaining consciousness.
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Creston
Ena
Hearst to Meet Georgia Editors in Atlanta Tomorrow
William R. Hearst will arrive in Atlanta tomorrow to boost his presidential nomination bid. He will be guest of the Interstate Fair Association and meet editors of nearly all Georgia newspapers.
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Atlanta
William R. Hearst
Interstate Fair Association
Georgia
Roosevelt Sends Congratulatory Cable to Lodge Turner and Root
Washington October 22. The cablegram from President Roosevelt is released. He congratulates and thanks Senators Lodge and Turner and Secretary Root in London on behalf of the American people.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Lodge
Turner
Root
London
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