Provisional Cuba governance dispute and US stance
The United States affirms Isle of Pines sovereignty remains with Cuba, while the provisional Cuban government seeks to resolve rebel tensions. Taft, Funston, and Magoon plan moves as US voluntary troop withdrawal hinges on Cuban stabilization. Major figures include Taft, Funston, Magoon, and Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle of Pines
United States
Cuba
Frederick Funston
Gov
Taft
Gen. Funston
Havana
Louisiana
Bacon
Magoon
J. Franklin Bell
Charles E. Magoon
Cienfuegos
Villuendas
Llance
Tragedy Near Springfield Ends in Gruesome Family Slaughter
Jodie Hamilton a farmer is arrested in Houston Missouri County after confessing to murdering neighbor Barney Parsons his wife and their three children on a remote road forming a brutal toll. Bodies retrieved along the Big Piney river as authorities fear lynch mobs and move Hamilton to safety in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Jodie Hamilton
Houston
Texas County
Here
Barney Parsons
Hamilton
Parsons
Missouri
Big Piney River
Texas
Wright
Oil interests form pipeline link Tulsa fields to Port Arthur refineries
The Standard Oil of Ohio and Gates interests plan a pipeline from the Tulsa oil fields to Gates refineries at Port Arthur Texas. Evidence in Findlay Ohio shows Manhattan Oil company of Ohio is owned by London based General Industrial Development company and it competes with independent firms. The case charges conspiracy against trade under state anti trust laws. trial held before Judge Gideon G. Baker in Hancock County probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Zeggio
Florence
Italy
Ira B. Wood
Winchenden
Mass
Rockwood
Colorado River
Colorado
Virginius Hendricks
Confederate Congress
Virginia
Frankfort
Jane Mitchell
Burns
Maryland
Hunt Family
South Euclid
Cleveland
Harry Smith
Mary Shepard
Warrensville
Smith
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Findley
Palace
Goldfield
Nev
W. J. Moran
California Development Company
Salton Sea
J. M. Ceballos & Co
New York
Manuel Silveira
Silveira & Co
Havana
New York Company
Carrie Anna Wall
Augusta
Alexander Denham-Estill
Savannah
O. J. Wildin
Baltimore
Perian
Gladys
Shields
Seattle
Lalmouth
Eng
Richard Croker
Dublin
Tammany Hall
Vilna
Russia
The
Farmers’ National Congress
United States
International Association of Police Chiefs
Lima
Panama Canal
Canal Commission
Shonts
Secretary of War
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Milwaukee
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Main Street
Mankato
Mann
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
North Adams
Masa
Nicholas
Sveaborg
Cronstadt
James McNamara
Teenie Ridge
Mich
Toto
Standard Oil
Gates Oil
Texas
Tulsail. T
Gates
Port Arthur
Tex
Findlay
Standard Oil Company of
Ohio
Manhattan Oil Company of
General Industrial Development Company, Limited
London
England
Manhattan
Standard
Buckeye Pipe Line
Manhattan Oil Company
Findlay, C
Gideon G. Baker
Hancock County
Manuele Silveira's vanity cited in bank downfall tale
Attach of the Silveira bank in Havana blames Manuel Silveira for the defalcations noting his rise from clerk through ties to Juan M. Ceballos and Jose Beda. Elsewhere reports recount Morocco clashes, fatal rail accident near Blue Island, a drowning at Rice Lake, and various other incidents across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Silveira
Silveira
Havana
Juan M. Ceballos
Ceballos & Co
New York
Jose Beda
Morocco City
John Haverty
Chicago Junction Railway
Emil Busard
Hammond
Ind
Blue Island
Illinois Line
R. H. Pierce
Duluth
Minn
Rice Lake
Newfoundland
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central Railway Company
Chicago American Leaguers
Nationals
Dupont Powder Company
Tamaqua
Georgia
LaGrange
Hazing Returns At Annapolis Naval Academy
Notwithstanding lessons from spring court-martials hazing has reappeared at the naval academy isolated case. Third Classman R P Guiler Jr of Calais Maine is charged with humiliating a lower classman and Fourth Classman Godfrey De C Chevalier of Medford Massachusetts is implicated. An investigation by a board of officers under Admiral Sands will examine whether other cadets were affected as the new Bona Parte hazing law changes penalties after court martial convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
R. P. Guiler, Jr
Calais
Sands
Godfrey de C. Chevalier
Medford
Mass
Academy
Adm
Chevalier
Guiler
Magoon Starts Cuban Governorship Amid Quiet Pledge
Havana reports Charles E. Magoon opening day as Cuba's governor with a calm scene at the palace. He pledged a peaceful administration and praised Taft and Bacon for pacification works and establishing a base for the provisional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Charles FE. Magoon
Cuba
Magoon
Messrs
Taft and
Bacon
Libel Suit Against London Magazine Settled in Dublin
Dublin October 15 The libel suit brought by Richard Croker against the London Magazine will be settled next Wednesday in the four courts of Dublin. The magazine’s proprietors informed Croker’s lawyers that their attorney will appear to offer full and ample apology for the libelous statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Richard Croker
Four Courte
Hope Fades for Peary Arctic Expedition News
By mid October the deadline for new dispatches from the Peary Arctic expedition has passed, and hope to receive a message this year from the explorers who sailed 16 months ago from New York is almost abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frendenhall Acquitted in Manila Quarto Charges
In Manila on October 16 Maj Frendenhall was found not guilty of irregularities in the quartermaster's department and misappropriation of funds after a court ruled the charges were not proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frendenhall
Manila
Maj
Quartermaster's Department
Copper Safe From Lightning
A speaker notes superstition about copper veins, recounting farmers who believe thunderstorms avoid copper mines. He cites a country anecdote where a storm skirts a farm spot said to hold copper, prompting the landowner to set aside funds to test the inference. The remark blends skepticism with rural lore.
Dr Williams Pink Pills credited for Mrs Morrison recovery
Mrs Morrison of 1922 Carson Street Pittssburg credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her health after a grip and lingering weakness. She reports improved appetite stomach relief and renewed strength. The pills are advertised as healing blood and nervous disorders with a double action and are sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Morrison
Carson Street
South Side
Pittsburg
Dr. Williams
Mrs. Morrison
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
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Eugene van Ness
Saan Laboratory
Bertha Krupp
Gustav. von Behlen
Kalbach
Germany
Phillippe D. Hammel
System Division No. 7
Order of Railroad Telegraph
Selamlik
John G. A. Leishman
Rock Island
Ill
United Brethren
East Pennsylvania
United Brethren Church
Shusha
Lodz
Kaluga
Moscow
Tula
Fresno
Cal
Danish Brotherhood
Portland
Ore
John B. Moran
Massachusetts
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Michigan
E. L. Taylor
Atlanta and
West Point Railroad
Anniston
Ala
Charles W. Bennett
Utah
Statehood
Salt Lake
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
James Thornton
Hossess
Denver
Thornton
Pittsburg Railways Company
M. J. Murray
Murray
Senator Cullom
Frank Hurd Robinson
Free and Accepted
Marchesa de Grillo
Adelaide Ristori
Rome
Frank Kelly
Macbeth-Hvans Company
Charleroi
Missouri Farmer’s
Jamaica
Northwest
Great Northern Railway
Chicago
Washington
Spokane
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
British Columbia
Max Bass
St. Clark St
Annapolis Naval Academy
Dodds
Scarters
Iled Clothin
Toronto
Ely
Retief
Ays
Manly Brothers
Warren Street
W. L
Douglas W.ld
Gilt
Ed Wang
Siers
Catalop
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
W.L. Douglas
Iy Cai
Lys
Ganvassers
Oak Carlemas
Dent
WM. J. Burkhardt
Ocean Avenue
Jersey City
N. J
San Fravele
Teron
Gore
Parionines
Wormae OF Publicity
Union Trust Bidg
Gan Frasciece
Winchester
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