Agis Story Aids Union Conspiracy Arrest
A man believed to be Rd Hedrick of Feago with credentials from the National Metal Trades Association was arrested at Quin Engine Co of Quincy. He allegedly wrecked a main lathe causing a shutdown, confessed to sabotage, and claimed to act under an assumed name tied to a St Louis marshal and a union strike. He used fake papers to fuel a broader conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agis
Rd. Hedrick
Feago
National Metal Trades Associa-on
Quin- Engine Company
Quoncy
Hedyek
James
St. Louis
Disaster Aboard Steamer Cass After Heavy Fog
A foggy voyage brings disaster as the steamer Cass sinks causing the loss of several passengers. Early reports describe a rescue, with two men saved while others remain missing. Authorities investigate the wreck off a northern coast while British Columbian ports coordinate aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemer
B. Cl
St Amer
Broudta
Man Charged in Broad Daylight Robbery Spree
Roy Lane, aged about thirty, of Weststeen Indiana, charged in a series of robberies after smashing a store window on This end and stealing $100 worth of goods. He tried to escape across several blocks but was captured. Lane, formerly employed in Richmond in the freight department of the Pennsylvania Railroad, was intoxicated at the time. Police report indicate a general theft pattern and suspect he planned the acts during intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lane
Wasttstean
Ana Fevele
Jie
Laane
Richimemd
Bers
Pennsylvar Sway
Eheeanuver
Caplan R
Aocon
Four Die In Rail Car Crash Near Jerome City
A derailment on a New York Central line near Jerome City killed four and injured others. A southbound train reportedly struck an automobile at a crossing, causing multiple fatalities and injuries among passengers. Emergency crews assisted victims as investigators began work on the wreck site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Ayity
New York Central
Engineer and crew avert derailment on Baltimore and Ohio line
Report describes nerve of Engineer Rebbie Meyer and Bralejan W. Co Kee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company as they stop a derailed car loaded with debris near the roundhouse in Baltimore and Georges Creek area. Fire and rescue actions cited, with no injuries noted and investigation implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebbie Meyer
Bralejan W. Co
Baltimore & Ofo Railroad
Baltimore & G
Éellsville
Dutch Fisher Electrocuted in Columbus Jail Crime Case
Dutch Fisher alias Duteh Fisher and Abtert Miller were electrocuted in the Columbus Ohio penitentiary for the murder of William Marshall a bartender in January. Walter Crosby, previously sentenced to life in prison for involvement, reaffirmed his confession during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Duteh
Alis
Adbert Miller
Columbus
William Marshall
Jedo
Walter Crosby
Explosion at Berwyn Station Breaks Safe and Sparks Flight
A brown safe exploded at Berwyn Pennsylvania causing a man sleeping in the railway station to be hurled from his bed. He telephoned police and escaped unharmed. The amount stolen is not confirmed but described as a sizeable sum in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwyn
Grent
Engines Met on a Curve Near Steubenville Wreck
The Wheeling express on the east bound track collided with a light engine on the opposite track near Steubenville Ohio. Both engines were derailed and 180 passengers in coaches were badly injured with the fire of the passenger train extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Express
McMurray’s
Steubenville
Record Chase From Chicago To New York Breaks Auto Time
Lawrence Duffie and Edldie Bald reportedly set a car speed record between Chicago and New York in ty-eight hours thirty-five minutes. Mrs Nation and Mrs McHenry, newly released on bond, rampaged, striking men with cigars on street corners before their arrest and return to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Duffie
Edldie Bald
Chicago
Nation
McHenry
Wichini
Ras
Dacci
Jai
Spain to End Bull Fight Prohibition Ratified in Madrid
Dispatch from Madrid reports the Infinity of Social Reforms has won thirteen votes to ratify an absolute ban on bullfights. The decision follows a heated mission and marks a decisive shift in Spain’s entertainment and animal welfare policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Multiple events shock Woodbury and nation in Eastern news
Eastern notes report Woodbury New Jersey to disband its girls team over football disputes. Other items include the death of Henry C. Payne in Washington, a major fire in Phillipsburg, NJ, labor strikes in Fall River, MA, and a Monongahela river drowning of four miners.
Widespread Casualties Hit Multiple United States Ventures
Summary of fatalities and injuries from a stock train wreck near wreck NOD several incidents include three killed and a dozen injured. The Nicollet Hotel in Minneapolis seeks 100000 from United States Realty Company. Four more ho ldup defendants received imprisonment. Peter Selis, famed showman, dies in Columbus from apo plexy at 55 after six weeks ill ness. Louis Winon of Oakland dies aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse en route home. Ten Toledo laundries declare open shop triggering a strike by Laundry Workers' Union members. Maple Pisin Minnesota under quarantine for small pox. A prairie fire near Rosebud reservation in South Dakota noted with thunder rain. Fred Schnicier, ex deputy marshal, dies after falsifying government finances. Mrs Mary Rose and daughter Ruth of Cincinnati poisoned by popcorn soaked in molasses. recovery possible. P P Maury of New York found dead in St Paul hotel bathroom. Death attributed to unknown causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
N. J
Owen McLaughlin
York
American Sheet Iron Company
Phillipsburg
Fall River
Mass
Henry C. Payne
United States
Washington
New York
Monongahela River
Monongahela
Beauty
Rosemont
Philadelphia
Stamyr
Maria ‘Terry
Y Hartford
Conn
Venice
Hartford Hospital
Yale University Museum
Royal Museum of Decorative and Industrial Arts
Brussels
Belgium
Spain
Berlin Improvement Company
Benin
Rosa Barbadi
Michael Rage
East Side
Machen
Lorenz
Graffs
Woshington
C. M. Dally
Thomas A. Exdison
N-ray Burns
James Trenton
Paterson
Worcester
M&s
Rockwood Elear
Hear
Adda
Steuer
McChochan de
New Peete
Tega
Hartford
Mady Wersen
Eester
George T
Dohn
Boston
Joseph Jr
Brwklyn
N. Y
Eis
Aero
Witrgton
Secrtary
Ciurner
Lee
Nod
Nicollet
Minnespolis
United States Realty Company
Chicago
Peter Selis
Columbus
Louis Winon
Oakland
Gal
Toledo
Laundry Workers’ Union
Maple Pisin
Hennepin Country
Minnesota
Fred Schnicier
North Dakota
Mary Rose
Routh
Cincinnati
Newport
P. P. Maury
McGee Hotel
St. Paul
Frank Remo
Minneapolis
Osseo
Remo
Chicago Common Council
Dever
Jacob Tittle
Mary
Louise Mueller
Loswell
N. M
Roswell
St. George Uinbs
Mic Onaper
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Little Fork
Supreme Couirt of
Wisconsin
la Jollette
la Follette
Farmers National Congress
St. Louis
Gress
Evelt
RTL
Noonan
Cummings
Teweis
Wook County
Mersten
Lexington
Purcell
Jean Smith
TH. A. Starris
St. Croix County
Muontana
Mendota
Wis
Newark
Ohio
J. PF. Lingafort
Robert C. Orr O Fuetsery
John J. Spellmaan
Cleveland
Oho
Oque-Aryed Barner
Indiana
Michisan
Ilinois
la Pome
Ind
Pie
Imdiana
Watrous
N. AL
Gallinas Canyon
Aqua Pura Company
Arizona
Findlay
National Refining Company
Lass
Schofield
Milwaukee
Cook
Scofield
National Republican
Multiple Unrest and Disasters Reported Across Cities
A roundup of incidents includes a fatal shooting by a 17 year old in Portland, a fatality by gas suffocation, a grand jury indictment spree in Newark Ohio, and a blaze destroying assets in Blair Nebraska. The Chicago labor scene shows federation tensions while Wisconsin politics shift with a new acting university president and Gov. Schofield's gubernatorial bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Federation of Labor
Executive Council
American Federation
Franklin Union
Adrian Gaudron
P. Serge Kisslow
Portland
Ore
Mr. Pickwick
College of Liberal Arts
University
Edmund J. James
Tuberculosis Warning at World’s Fair Congress
Dr Charles H Hughes of St Louis warned at the International Congress on Tuberculosis that many consumption cases stem from cast off clothing and that about 450 people die daily from the disease in the United States President E J Barrick of Toronto urged public sanitariums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Hughes
St. Louis
E. J. Barrick
Toronto
Notable Deaths and World Events Spark Telegraphic Echoes
Sir William Vernon Harcourt dies at his Oxford area home while Frederic Bartholdi creator of the Statue of Liberty passes away in Paris. Berlin debates succession amid dynastic tensions as Russian internal policy reveals liberal shifts. Mont Pelee eruptions near Martinique draw international attention. A Greek steamer sinks near Ushant with many lost, while Japanese and Russian forces duel in Manchuria and Chinese bandits disrupt supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vernon Harcourt
Oxford
Frederic Auguste Bartholdi
Paris
Colmar
Alsace
New York Harbor
Count Farnest of
Lippe-Detmold
Berlin
Prince Sviatopolk-Mirsky
Russia
Libun
Kingstown
St. Vincent
Martinique
Mont Pelee
Kelmarnk
Black Sea
Antwerp
Ushant
Leixoes
Portugal
William
August William
Qoscar
Joachim
United States
Vereshchagin
Petropavlovsk
Port Arthur
Philippines
Manchuria
Wide World of Early 20th Century Headlines Across North America
Reports detail wreck of the Alliance schooner at Trepassey Newfoundland and control seized of the Chicago and Ast on by Rock Island interests linked to Gates and Hawley. Yates Stirling urges Asiatic fleet additions while Roosevelt plans Wyoming big game hunting after campaign. Grand Trunk to buy Canadian Atlantic system for 10 million. Cuban concession to Canfield. Davis endorses Democratic ticket. postmaster general duties assigned pending cabinet pick. Jefferson retires from stage. Loree resigns from Rock Island with pay and bonus. Barrett says isthmus conditions satisfactory. pension and veteran mortality rise. three steamers burn, and a gale grounds the Nebraska excursion ship at South Manitou Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates Stirling
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Wyoming
Lie
Buffalo Bill Cody
Grand Trunk Railway
Dorminien
Richard Canfield
New York
Paine
Joseph Jefferson
L. F. Loree
Rock Island
John Barrett
Panama
Colon
Pangina
Pennsylvania Southwest
Commissioner of Pensions Ware
Lake Michican
Lake Superior
Montreal
Congress
Nebraska
South Manitou Island
Chicago
Booth
Hunter
Grand Marais
Mich
Admiral
Lower
St. Lawrence River
Henry C Payne Dead Postmaster General Dies in Washington
Henry C Payne longtime Wisconsin political figure and Postmaster General died at 6 10 p m Tuesday at the Arlington Hotel Washington after a brief illness Cause of death listed as disease of mitral valve and dilatation of the heart Family and officials attended his bedside President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay among mourners Funeral services set for St Johns Church Washington and All Saints Church Milwaukee Interment at Forest Home Cemetery He leaves no children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Payne
United States
Arlington Hotel
Washington
P. M. Rixey
G. Lloyd Magruder
C. T. Grayson
Payne
Dunlap
Town
Winfield
W. L. Mason
Department of the Postmaster General
Roosevelt
Payne Apartments
Hay
St. John's Episcopal Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Milwaukee
Farest Home Cemetery
George Bruce Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Mr. Payne
Ashfield
Mass
Braintree
Young Payne
Shelburne Falls Academy
Lydia W. van Dyke
Wisconsin
Episcopal Church
Bride of One Day Near Mead Faces Death
Mrs. Henry Hoft was to be executed by a rejected lover Fred Hoffman near Mead Washington. Hoffman then killed himself. Col Frank J Price of Fort Worth Texas plans to pay the tax on all impounded dogs to spare them from death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoft
Mead
Wash
Fred Hoffman
Frank J. Price
Fort Worth
Texas
Dun's Weekly Review notes improved trade and production outlook
Chicago weekly review reports gains in dry goods wearables and furniture demand as harvest and iron blast furnaces restart. Grain and livestock figures show declines versus last year but overall industrial tone is more optimistic with better collections and firmer furnace product prices and Western lumber prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun's Weekly Review of
Chicago
Chicago Trade
Board of Trade
New Yorkment
Bradstreet
Pacific Coast
California
Eastern Seaboard
Weather Aids Late Crops In Mixed Week
The weekly crop summary notes generally favorable temperatures for late crops, with pockets of excessive heat in Kansas and the Southern States. Wisconsin reports heavy frosts, while precipitation favors New England, New York, Michigan and the Red River valley. Drought persists in the upper Ohio valley and moisture is needed in several regions. corn remains largely favorable though frost risk remains in multiple states with varying percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Wisconsin
Missouri Valley
New England
New York
Michigan
Red River
North Valley
Ohio Valley
Middle
South Atlantic
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kanasays
Ohio
Indiana
Olinocis
Missouri
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Major Markets
Regional price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grains across Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo New York and Chicago markets. Entries list commodities including wheat corn oats rye millet and dairy eggs butter with representative No. 2 grades and shipping figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lay
Timothy
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ste. Detroit
Ste. Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
PE Weekly Record
Tie Record Publishing
Silver Lake
Lela N. M. Sth
Pussen
Gers
Rhodes
Higent
Enue
Read
Western
Rosebud Reservation
Tripp and
Gregory Counties
Alliance
Trepassey
Newfoundland
John W. Gates
Edwin Hawley
Aston
Massachusetts
H.C. Payne
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