Indian Arrests and Tense Situation Reported
Commissioner of Indian Affairs cites a telegram from Agent Brennin at Pine Ridge dated Hot Springs 5 D. A Wyoming sheriff and posse arrested nine Indians and their families near Bingemonnt last week. Mob pressure fear and calls for federal intervention to protect the detainees and ensure a just hearing at Douglas Wyoming. The agent condemns the reported killing of six Indians as unjustified.
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Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Brennin
Pine Ridge
Hot Springs
Wyoming
Bingemonnt
Douglas
Wyo
Armenian committee members killed in London shooting
Two Armenians M Gragoryan and M Shmichian were assassinated at Pelham Rye London while a third member Kardistan was wounded. The killer fled after shooting, then killed himself. M Karapetian said the assailant may be the same man who killed M Sagouni at Murahbead two weeks earlier.
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M. Shmichian
Pelham Rye
London
Kardistan
M. Karapetian
M. Sagouni
Murahbead
Fire destroys Montpelier livery barns killing two men
Grover Goss and Clarry Eltzrach of Bourton died in the blaze that engulfed the Newoald livery barns at Montpelier Indiana. Ray Ward of Greenville Ohio was fatally burned and Milton Crozier severely injured as they tried to start a stove fire with gasoline, triggering an explosion that enveloped the hay mow.
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Grover Goss
Clarry Eltzrach
Bourton
Ray Ward
Greenville
Ohio
Milton Crozier
Montpelier
Ind
Goss
Eltzrach
Marion
Wird
Crozier
Brown Returns to Circleville Jail After Bank Defaulter Arrest
Brown, a cashier at Union Banking Co of New Heland Ohio, arrived in Circleville and was taken to the county jail with his brother Lesvis Brown of Cincinnati. He said he “set wood” and offered no statement on his affairs, requested an interview with Prosecuting Attorney Gerhard It, and said bail would be sought or arranged.
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KK. Brown
Union Banking Company
New Heland
Ohio
Circleville
Oho
Lesvis Brown
Cincinnati
Gerhard
Initiation Incident Causes Injuries at Montpelier Event
During a Maccabers initiation at Montpelier a candidate fled the room and ran downstairs where a collision with Harry Brown sent him down stairs. Frank Daugherty of Hartford City pursued the escapee and fell on stairs. Brown suffered a broken ankle while Daugherty dislocated an arm and suffered multiple fractures.
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Harry Brown
Frank Darnherty
Hartford City
Aise
Brown
Daugherty
Explosion Shakes Portsmouth During Naval Mine Experiments
Half a ton of gun cotton used in submarine mine experiments exploded in Portsmouth causing what officials first suspected as an earthquake shock. The incident damaged nearby areas and drew swift investigations by naval authorities.
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Portsmouth
England
Veteran GI and Forty Niner Drops Dead Voting in Ohio
John Boyd, a veteran of the Mexican and Civil wars and a “forty niner,” walked two miles to vote in Barlow Ohio. Near the polling booth he collapsed from heart failure and died before casting a ballot.
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Polts
John Boyd
Barlow
Ohio
Booth
Jfleart
Fisherman Seeks Shelter After Fatal Dynamite Blast
A Marquette dispatch reports farmer John Link, after a family quarrel, sat on dynamite sticks in a field and lit the fuse. A searching party recovered his body in a basket, ending the incident.
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Marquette
Mich
John Link
Society Woman Elected to Newport School Board
Mrs. Winthrop Chanler, a prominent Newport society figure, has been elected to the local school board. The announcement drew wide public interest and reflects notable civic engagement among area residents.
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Winthrop Chanler
Newport
Coming Attractions at Masonic Temple Fort Wayne
The Fort Wayne Masonic Temple presents two previews with Uncle Tom's Cabin on November 10 and Joseph Jefferson on November 11.
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Masonic Temple
Fort Wayne
Ind
Joseph Jefferson
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Southwest Cities
St Louis experienced a series of quake shocks with disagreement on count. Perceptible citywide, strongest in downtown business blocks. Memphis Evansville and Louisville were badly shaken in this regional seismic event.
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St. Louis
Memphis
Russian Forces Occupy Mukden Reported by Tien Tsin Sender
The London Daily Mail dispatch from Tien Tsin reports that about 10,000 Russian troops have occupied Mukden. The claim notes a forceful advance and calls the occupation ongoing.
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Mukden
London Daily Mail
Tien Tsin
Tammany Triumphs In New York City Ballot Sweep
Tammany scored a remarkable city wide victory in New York’s election sweeping the city ticket by a landslide exceeding the 1902 wave. McClellan Grout Fortes carried Manhattan Bronx and nearly Brooklyn while Queens went Democratic and Richmond went Low. Murphy becomes a dominant Democratic figure shaping the party’s future.
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New York
Odell
Manhattan
Bronx
New York County
McClellan, Grout
Fortes
Brooklyn
Martin W. Littleton
Hugh McLaughlin
Queens
Richmond
Board of Aldermen
Charles F. Murphy
Croker
Seliy
Hill
Democratic Party
Murphy
David B. Hill
Herrick Carries Ohio with Largest State Majority
Myron T. Herrick was elected Ohio governor by a record 125000 plurality. Republicans won three fourths of 88 counties and hold a large Senate majority, guaranteeing Hanna’s re election. The landslide swept Cleveland and Columbus areas, with strong showings in Cuyahoga and Lucas counties and opposition to Clarke and Mayor Johnson.
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Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Hanna
Foraker
Johnson
Republians
John H. Clarke
Cuyahoga County
Hierrick
Clarke
Afr
Mahoning County
Golden Rule
Jones
Toledo
Lucas County
Col Herrick
Maryland Governor Election Shapes Gorman Presidential Path
Senator Arthur Poe Gorman gains a victory as Edwin Warfield, Democrat, defeats Stevenson A. Williams, Republican, signaling Gorman’s statewide dominance. Legislature to elect a Democratic successor to Senator McComas amid a narrow Democratic majority. In 1899 the governor vote stood Smith Democrat 128,409 and Lowndes Republican 116,286.
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Maryland
Arthur Poe Gorman
Edwin Warfield
Stevenson A. Willams
Gorman
McComas
Smith
Lowndes
Republicans claim Barnes victory in Nebraska Supreme Court race
Nebraska Republicans report John D. Barnes won the Supreme Court seat by about 10 000 votes over fusion candidate John L. Sullivan. Republican regents candidates led their ticket while Governor Mickey reelected last year by 98 471 to 91 116 for Thompson.
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Nebraska
John D. Barnes
Supreme Court
John L. Sullivan
Fusion
University Regents
Mickey
Thompson
Garvin Wins Governor Seat in Statewide Victory
Democrat Lucius F. C. Garvin is re-elected governor by a 5,000 plurality over Republican Samuel Pomroy Colt. Republicans also win the remaining state offices and retain control of the Legislature.
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Lucius F. C. Garvin
Samuel Pomroy Colt
State bond proposal for canals passes by 173000
The plan to bond the state for 101 million dollars to convert canals into barge canals was carried by 173 thousand. Denis O'Brien, a Democrat endorsed by Republicans, won the Court of Appeals judgeship. Republicans made slight gains in the Assembly.
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Denis O’brien
Court of Appeals
Assembly
Pennsylvania Holds GOP State Ticket by Wide Pluralities
Pennsylvania voters keep the Republican ticket in office with pluralities ranging from about 200000 to 225000, maintaining party control across statewide offices. The outcome consolidates GOP strength in the state.
Political party lines listed for several U S figures
The text lists multiple political figures with party affiliations including Albert B. Cummins and John C. W. Beckham as Republicans and Edwin Warfield and Lucius F C Garvin as Democrats, with others like Myron T. Herrick and James K. Wardman noted and occasional misspellings or fragments.
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Albert B. Cummins
John C. W. Beckham
Myron T. Herrick
Edwin Warfield
John L. Bates
James K. Wardman
Lucius F.C. Garvin
Cummins Reelected In Iowa By Large Plurality
Governor Cummins and the Republican ticket win in Iowa with about a 60 000 to 70 000 plurality on a light statewide vote. Sullivan trails, Democrats concede a substantial Republican gain while predicting two or three new House seats.
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Iowa
Cummins
Sullivan
Democratic State Central Committee
Gov. Cummins
Beckham Leads Democrats Across Kentucky to Big Victory
Kentucky voters gave Gov. Beckham a large victory with majorities in Louisville and most counties. The Democratic sweep elected most nominees for statewide offices, with Beckham likely to face the U.S. Senate seat, while Republicans lost ground nationwide amid Panama upheaval and U S warship dispatches.
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Ixentucky
House of Representatives
Senate
Louisville
Beckham
Democratic Party
Kentucky
Kentucky General Assembly
J. C. S. Blackburn
United States
Purdue Football Train Disaster Kills 15 and Injures Fifty
A Purdue University special carrying about 1,200 fans collided with a coal train entering Indianapolis at Riverside Park. Fifteen players and coaches were killed and fifty or more injured. The crash occurred as the Purdue team headed to a State championship game with Indiana University.
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Big Four Railway
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Riverside Park
Purdue
Indiana
Lon Akers
Eighteenth Street
W. H. Schumaker
Brone
Daad
Chicago University
Marshall Field
Maroons
University of Indiana
Threatened with Extinction on Cape Verde Islands
Disease and starvation threaten Cape Verde Islands off Africa as daily deaths rise. Officials plead for relief while food arrives from Portugal. no physicians on the islands leave residents unable to combat illnesses. Population listed at 100,000 with mixed Portuguese and African descent, industries idle.
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Cape Yierd Islands
Africa
Cape Verd Islands
Republicans Win State Governor Race and Senate Support
Republicans carried the state with a reduced plurality as John L. Bates was re elected governor over Democrat William A. Gaston by 35 849. The Legislature remains largely Republican with Bates tallying 196 276 to Gaston 159 156 the previous year. Colorado Democrats concede the Supreme Court race with Judge Campbell defeating Adair Wilson by a small plurality.
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John L. Bates
William A. Gaston
Bates
Gaston
Colorado
Campbell
Adair Wilson
Supreme Court
Minister Advocates Euthanasia For Incurable Patients
Rev Merle St C Wright of Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church in New York argued before the New York Medical Association for ending the lives of incurably ill patients. He urged patient and family consent and humane painless drugs to achieve a dreamless sleep, calling it a civilized progression away from barbarism.
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Merle St. C. Wright
Lenox Avenue
Our Coffee Consumption
One half of world coffee output reaches the United States with over a million dollars weekly paid abroad. Germany and France together used to consume half as much as the U.S. last year. Americans drink more than 500 million pounds annually, with most beans from Central and South America, plus Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Hawaii. Patronize those who advertise.
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Cermany
France
South
Central America
Porto Rico
Philippines
Hawaii
Parks Guilty in Tiffany Studios Extortion Case
Samuel J. Parks walking delegate of Housesmiths and Bridgemen Local No. 2 in New York was convicted of extortion in General Sessions Court. Jurors agreed after twelve minutes that Parks extorted $500 from Tiffany Studios Co. as an initiation fee during a strike. He claimed it was union fines, but evidence showed he aided nonunion labor on the jobs after receiving the money.
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Samuel J. Parks
Housesmiths and Bridgemen’s Union
New York
Court of General Sessions
Parks
Tiffany Studios Co
Tiffany
New York City
Pen
Wheelock
Import Rate Conference Aims to Stabilize Western Trade
A joint New York conference between the trunk line association import committee and Western traffic officials sought to fix import rates on a stable basis to prevent foreign goods from shipping to Western points at lower rates than inland equivalents. The meeting focused on standardizing tariffs for similar classes of goods to maintain competitive balance.
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New York
Trunk Line Association
Istrade
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