Negro who sold watches accused in Cambridge case
A Boston report states the young Black suspect George LJ Verry confessed that Mason gave him watches taken from a woman in Cambridge. Perry identified Mason as the man who supplied the watches. Mason’s attorney questions the confession while Perry faces arraignment for being an accessory after the fact.
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Boston
George LJ Verry
Mantered Waten
Cara A. Morton
Agnes Madhec
Ise
Terry
Perry
Mason
Wife Kills Husband in Broome County Self Defense Claim
Mrs. Enoch Mink shot and killed her husband at their home near Tori Tickins in Broome County about 4 o clock Sunday. Hink, 53, had long jealous suspicions of a nephew Frank Wink who boarded at the Wink home. A quarrel earlier in the evening led to Mink firing a shotgun, striking Tink above the heart. he died within minutes. No arrest expected.
Two Men Die in New York Boiler Explosion
A New York dispatch reports two men killed in a boiler explosion at a Queensborough pumping station. The blast destroyed part of the waterworks building, bricks flew over 1,000 feet, and the boiler was hurled 260 feet from its bed while a second idle boiler was ripped from its foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Queensborough
Three Injured In Street Car Collision At Corner
A crowd at the corner of Tedford Avenue and Trawsard Street Sunday witnessed a street car strike injuring several people. One girl, Beieffon, was reported severely hurt. many others suffered non life threatening injuries as panicked commuters scattered.
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Mt. Eats Advicrs
Bea ‘Lear
Tedfor
Trawsard
Freight train wreck near Wee lisen Steakiy
A Norfolk and Western cast express derailed after collision near Wee lisen Steakiy, killing a press messenger and leaving fifty miles of track damaged. Rescue teams work through dense fog as authorities report one survivor and multiple missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Cast
Norfolk
Wen
Children Fatally Struck by Switch Engine in Evansville Yard
A dispatch from Evansville reports that Tian Chear aged years and his brother Llorrd Dear aged 8 were struck by a switch engine in railroad yards Sunday afternoon and were killed. The mother witnessed the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Prk
Tian Chear
Llorrd Dear
Many Boxers Killed and Outbreaks Across Chinese Provinces
A colonial-era dispatch from C2e Chuan describes widespread Boxer uprising violence in several districts. Imperial troops killed hundreds of rebels, burned churches, and captured ringleaders while dispersing forces to quell the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuan
China
Victoria
Uwo
Puiny
Cauveris
Chaise Tuo
Gada Phawers
Tiwasang Lisien
Chintane Hsien
Chien Tow
Res
Cowas Sant Killisl Coos
Tradi Hiakds
Cheng 'Puy
Cheng ‘Cu
Ching Tasssien
Ching Fangsien
Sinsaen
Chin Wing
AU Baile
Strike Commission Completes Miner Strike Hearings Tour
The Strike Commission and arbitrators wrap up hearings after a weeklong tour of coal regions. Members travel to Scranton Reading Philadelphia and Chicago with hearings set for November 14 to hear miners’ case and operators’ defense. Recorder Wright plans heavy correspondence and preparation ahead of the commission’s final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite Cray
Lipearder Wright
Ite Corners
Neill
Judge Gray
Wiliington
Del
Walker
New York
Recorder Wright
Gen. Wikson
Washington
Baltimore
Ghie
Clark Jefele
Reading
Chicago
Spalding
Watkins
Scruton
Hoban
Wright
Commission
Pridas
Esse
Shirehull
Cee Sunion
Smallpox Cases Decline Despite High Northwest Count
Washington state shows the highest smallpox tally with 1241 cases, while overall year totals from July reach 11 013 for the economy. Fatalities remain relatively low at 410 for the year, and the Northwest sees the sharpest rise compared with 1901 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George
Exclaims Drunkenness Excuse in Assault Case
Cincinnati dispatch reports intense excitement over the trial of Louis Blacker and Larry West for an alleged assault on Mabel Wright as she returned from school last Thursday. Neighbors were alerted by screams. Blacker admits the attack and says he was influenced by liquor while West denies it.
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Ian
Lister
Cincinnati
Warrison
Louis Blacker
Larry West
Mabel Wright
Bucker
West
Tvoods
Miss. Wright
Blacker
Chicago
Wreregate
Minneapolis
Three Killed in Orange Tex Fight After Shooting
An Orange Texas dispatch reports a fatal affray leaving three dead Jeff Chenault City Marshal Jordan and Jones Chenault. Harris and Chenault had a long running feud when Harris used a double barrel shotgun to kill Chenault. Harris fled but was captured. Jordan pursued Harris and was shot and killed during the attempt to subdue him. Harris was later jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Jeff Chenault
Jordan
Jones Jones
Chenault
Wilk Harris
Harris
Tarris
Bills
Juddan
Des Moines Man Gets Fine and Jail Term in Mail Fraud Case
In federal court Friday Taide Stinger known as the “winning king” failed to obtain a new trial for Letson Galtiett and was sentenced to a $1000 fine and one year in county jail. Galtiett was convicted last spring of issuing United States mail fraud for fraudulent schemes. The witness described the time of the trial and the distribution of money from investors nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Grant Letson Galtiett
Balfiete
United States
Moinie Selon Ii
Ballicle
Philippine Commission Controls Market To Avert Rice Famine
Manila reports the Philippine commission has purchased tens of thousands of tons of rice in India and along Asian coasts to prevent a looming famine. The move aims to stabilize prices, with government stock controlling the local market and blocking price gouging by operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Commission
Manila
India
Operators join Lackawanna Wyoming coal region commission
Recorder Wright of the anthracite strike mission says a telegram indicates a large part of individual operators in the Lackawanna and Wyoming coal regions have agreed to go before the commission and accept its decision. There are about seventy operators in this class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Recorder Wright
Lackawanna
Wyoming
New York Special Slers Hit AH Othe St Eoith Ree Turned
A fragmented report notes a group of New York specials who struck a path to arbitration under 4 UAE law. Details are unclear as the piece mentions delays, a tentative decision, and outcomes for an individual at an event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uae
Strikers Face Government Arbitration Ruling Amid Coal Strike
A disputed arbitration decision held back by government officials says rates are tied to coal selling prices. Chicago shopmen in Chicago and nearby towns halted work. machinists to resume at set wages. A Paris report notes a case leading to imprisonment and fines for a misdeed. A freight collision at Fourteenth street and Western Avenue injures seven firemen, with one death expected.
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Tavis Epechal
Decision Hens Inc
Chicago
Fourteenth Street
Western Avenue
Will Dite
Wrecked Crew Survives 1450 Mile Open-Boat Journey
The New York dispatch reports Captain Kaye, his wife, and nine seamen from the British bark Florene B. Ilgett abandoned on October 15 after a dismantling and sale. They reached Granada on October 25 after a perilous 1450 mile voyage in an open boat ending at the Trinidad steamer Granada.
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New York
Os Ars
Kaye
Tlorenen B. Ilgett
Midgeean
Granada
Marriage on Deathbed Shocker Stuns Oshkosh Couples
Harry Gausfeld a 40 year old Oshkosh drug clerk dies of typhoid fever and on his deathbed tells his parents he secretly wed Miss Chira Yous of Oshkosh last June. The widow works in a store as they kept their marriage secret until ready to start a home.
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Harry Gausfeld
Oshkosh
Wis
Busiet Mlss Chira Yous
Railroad Agent John B Parrett Takes His Life
John B Parrett freight agent for the Detroit Southern Railroad killed himself in Springfield Ohio on Thursday by shooting himself in the Tilks lodge room.
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John B. Parrett
Detroit Southern Railroad
Springfield
Tilks
State Goes Republican by About Seventy Thousand
Latest returns show a GOP statewide lead of around seventy thousand votes. In the Second District a strong Democratic showing created a spirited contrast, while the final tally favored Republicans in key areas.
Hunter Wounded In Accident Near Iowa Falls
Neal Bump a young farmer living south of town was brought to Bosworth hospital with a serious gunshot wound to the lap and hand. He had been preparing to shoot when the gun discharged as he touched the trigger, the load proving dangerous and life threatening.
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Iowa Falls
Neal Bump
Here
Bosworth Hospital
Pump
Amitad
Polish swindler hides after selling subscriptions
A man described as a representative of Des Alpines trenature polish firey and paf fering as a premium was seen selling Ladies' Home Journal subscriptions for 50 cents each. He toured Ocimws homes, took about fifty orders, collected the money, and vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chimie
Des Alpines
Trenature
Norwich youth charged with forging check in county case
Ghant Broom of Norwich seven miles east of Shenardoah is charged with forging a check on A. G. Anderson of Norwich. The 17 year old allegedly signed Anderson’s name to the check which was cashed by Truest Tanga. Nes Moines plans another census as federal state and city directories prepare updated listings.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Martin
Burke
Brenies
Carroll
Clinton
Crawford
Tavis
Des Fr
AlIlnmakee
Attubon
Blick
Boone
Aremer
Linehan
Buena Vista
Ruler
Duad Carrall
Uitsa
Bea Correa Gorda
Clayton
Moines
Micklusau
Trancock
Fleury
Jones
Marion
Marshall
Mitchell
Acon
O'Brien
Palo Alta
Tivysmouth
Poaweshick
Shelby - Hee
Ghant Broom
Norwich
Shenardoah
A. G. Anderson
Anderson
Nes Moines
Eo Ig
Ellsworth Purchases Old Paper Mill Machinery
Ellsworth of Independence Kansas has bought the machinery from the old paper mill and shipped it to Independence where it will be installed in a new mill under construction. The former mill was once a major local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Independence
Kan
Palmer will filed for probate includes Palmer Christian College bequest
The will of the late Francis Asbury Palmer former president of the National Broadway Bank New York has been filed for probate. Among other bequests he left $30 000 to the Palmer Christian College of LeGrande Tennessee for its endowment and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Asbury Palmer
National Groadway Bank
New York
Palmer Christian College of
Man and Money Gone After Bank Heist
Jara Tonguese allegedly withdrew 83 050 from Waterigo Bank and Disappeara after arriving in Faiths Honquest last Monday. His wife believes he skipped the country and is seeking traces and recovery of funds. Ronquest and Scott families are named locals in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jara Tonguese
Waterigo
JA Whitetloo
Hint
Scott
Aliss
Ronquest
Iis City
Freight Delays Hurt Markets Amid Rail and Fuel Shortage
The Weekly Trade Review notes ongoing freight bottlenecks in New York and across rail networks due to weak motive power. It reports lower temperatures boosting some retail demand while agricultural shipments lag, prices for coke held steady, and iron and steel markets face fuel shortages shaping future output and home production trends.
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Inere
New York
Prade
I. G. Daw & Co
Priel
United States Steel Corporation
Ingre Binst Furnces
Iron and
Trently
Ile
UOVA
New England
Osiny
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Waverly Preacher Faces Church Trial Over Alleged Misconduct
In Waverly a local preacher is accused of improper relations with a former teacher and faces a church trial. The retired pastor, once active, previously ran for county superintendent of Bremer County as a Democrat in 1901, and charges were filed to investigate the conduct cited by church authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ok Warverly
Sinoeck
Ibis Priion
Aust Acchurchy
Rey
Monuments to Locate at Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge
The local monuments commission arrived at Chattanooga to place three Civil War monuments. The Timbers will spend several days selecting sites with state aid. The state has appropriated 850,000 for the monuments. One monument will be at Lookout Mountain and two on Missionary Ridge.
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Lidge
Cluntaneuga
Feuw
Huesday
State of Laws
CLLR
Missionary Ridge
Divine Bound Over in Mapleton Case
Rev. Cl Acitay a Mapleton Methodist minister faces life penalty claims after alleged amorous acts against Ida Kraft, a girl under 16. He is also indicted for seduction of Ida’s sister Clara Keagy, aged 16. Judge Oliver sets bail at 1000 dollars per case. defendant held in Alexana county jail amid local tension.
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Onawa
Cl. Acitay
Mapleton
Mouena County
Wis
Grank Ives
Ida
Kraft
Clara Keagy
Oliver
Alexana
Elkhorn Man Dies After Drinking Diluted Alcohol
Coroner's jury finds excessive alcohol use caused the death of James Urban of Elkhorn Township. Urban was found dead in his room Wednesday night after drinking two pints of diluted liquor and slipping into a stupor.
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James Lirban
Elkhorn
Urban
Gold Near Creston in Union County Prospecting
A Creston special reports gold in pay quantities found in Union County along the Grand River bottom lands. Farmer Agiuerson plans to work the vein after discovering a promising sand layer. Prospecting continues along the Grand River banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Grand Oliver Bottoms
Agiuerson
Aden
Grand Iver
Teacher Arrested for Assault in Storm Lake Case
Aliss G. Smith, a Storm Lake teacher, was arrested and charged with assault and battery after allegedly chastising a pupil. The complaint was sworn by the pupil’s father, AL Delp, who says the boy was mischievous and rushed. The trial occurred behind closed doors by agreement of the attorneys.
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Aliss G. Smith
Dich
Storm Lake
AL. Delp
Church Sold for Barn Near Eldarn
Report of a Cumberland Presbyterian Society church near Eldarn converted into a barn by an ironclad change. A ministerial agent of the American Bible Society is involved in a dispute over funds. Mrs Scout Norris of Clarinda dies by suicide at home weeks after childbirth, leaving a husband and four sons.
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Charel
Cumberland Tresbyterian Society
Eldarn
Aman Elnisn
Ame Cin Tible Society
Death On Train Near Creston Aboard Alton Railroad
Arthur S. Corcoran a bookkeeper for the Alton Railroad of Chicare died on a train near Creston while returning home from Colorado where he had gone for his health as a consumptive. His body was removed from the train prepared for burial and sent home.
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Arthur S. Corcoran
Alton Railroad
Chicare
Creston
Colorado
Swallowed a Toad Leaves Algona Boy Ill For Years
A 1h-year-old boy in Algona was persuaded by peers to swallow a live toad and has remained ill since. The incident highlights concerns about child safety and youth influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensane
Algona
Reverend Melay Rearrested on Seduction Charge
Rev. CL EB Melay, Mapleton Methodist preacher previously charged with criminal assault and released on $1000 bond, was rearrested in Mapleton on a seduction charge. Bail set at $3000. he remains in Monona County jail until the grand jury convenes.
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CL EB. Melay
Mapleton
Monona County
Italian laborers cut living costs to fifty a year
A Fort Dodge railroad project employs many Italian laborers whose average annual living expenses are reported as just under fifty dollars. The article notes the unusually low cost of living achieved by these workers despite their labor for the railroad.
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Fort Dodge
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets Briefly Reported
Chicago Toledo St Louis Cincinnati and other markets show cattle hogs and sheep price ranges. Wheat corn oats and butter quoted with No. 2 grades, shipping terms, and regional variations. Market notes include Indianapolis Milwaukee Buffalo New York figures and creamery butter prices.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ste
Milwaukee
Harley
Santos
New York
Canal Treaty Turmoil and Panama Route Dispute
Analysis shows Colombia demanding abolition of the 1846 rights and the United States facing conflicting terms as Panama route ambitions spark elite diplomacy. The report notes pressure from Colombia for treaty abrogation while U S interests push to secure a sovereign isthmus by retaining concessions and operational rights.
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Colombia
Ching ‘Ual Wik
Ie ‘Cannla
Knoux
United States
Pouumu
Republic
Colotia
Europe
Gasey
Ue Panna
Casey
Panama
Isthus
Coloumbia
Lulie
Tonchit
Nicaragua
Big Beef Comines plans two stock yard consolidations
Chicago dispatch reports two major consolidations planned by beef interests. Packers would control first, then merge stock yards nationwide led by Chicago, with Armour Swift Morris holdings linked to East St. Louis Fort Worth Omaha yards and Boston control of Chicago yards. Estimated stock needs could reach 160 million dollars plus 500 thousand for initial packing companies.
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Dispatch
Ceef
Chicago
Boston
Aberas City
St. Glonis
St. Joseph
Pot. Worth
Lexas
Omblia
Sioux City
Iowa
Armours
Swift and
Morris
Seventh Day Adventists See End Near Says World May End
The Seventh Day Adventists push prophecy across Kansas Nebraska and Iowa with large meetings near the end of a long campaign Their centers are Lincoln and Battle Creek Mich The movement claims 75000 members mainly in the West and asserts the end will come after a 2800 year period beginning with the Millerite misinterpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh - Dex Adventista
Seventh Day Adventists
Lie
Kansas
Nebraska
Towa
Taist
Cruce
Lincoln
Sch
West
Battle Creek
Mich
Europe
Australia
Daniel
Miller
Refuse to Laud the Dead by Ohio Preachers
Ohio ministers of the Protestant Alliance adopt strong resolutions against indiscriminate eulogy. They vow not to misrepresent the character of the deceased and will preach funerals only when memory merits praise, focusing on church rituals rather than discussing the dead’s character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hamilton
Atinisterial Alliance
Emory
New Mexico Sees Artesian Wells Create Roswell Garden Spot
Short news notes describe Artesian wells transforming Roswell into a garden spot of New Mexico. It notes Ogden Utah as the site for an upcoming eleventh national meeting.
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New Mexico
Roswell
New Mexicco
Ogden
Utah
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Derry
Ellen Murphy
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Texas
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Neb
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Iowa College
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Divine
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