Week's Foreign Dispatches Highlight Political Turmoil and Disasters
A sweeping review from Lewiston to Lima covers labor debates, Bryan's Illinois push against Sullivan, Wisconsin and Michigan electoral results, Cuban unrest, and varied incidents from a St. Louis death to a Minnesota mine dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Cannon
Lewiston, Mo
Federation of Labor
Gompers
William Jennings Bryan
Democrats of
Illinois
Roger C. Sullivan
National Committee
Jefferson Club
Chicago
Peoria
Sullivan
William Jennings
Bryan
Lincoln
Davidson
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Aylward
Blenski
John M. Nelson
Congress
Henry C. Adams
James C. McLaughlin
Muskegon
Roswell, P. Bishop
Ludington
Michigan
Washington Gardner
T. H. B. Jones
Ohio
E. J. Jones
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
St. Petersburg
Stensland Arrest in Tangier Ties Extradition to U S
Paul O Stensland fugitive president of the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank Chicago was arrested in Tangier Morocco and preparing to resist removal to the United States. State department notes say no extradition treaty blocks fetch by ship, avoiding French ports if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Tangier
Morocco
United States
State Department
Stensland
Mr. Gummere
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of
Chicago
Keeley
Chicago Tribune
Olsen
Edgar E. Brackett
Saratoga
New York
National Boogie Markers League
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Atlantic City
Leesburg
Hilo
Hawaii
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley
Father in West Virginia shoots son after dispute
Israel Mangold, 70, shot and killed his 17 year old son Benjamin at a home near Mathias along the state line. The father was jailed after the shooting. The teen reportedly threw a stick, fled, and was shot in the chest as he advanced. Mangold, said to have 40 children, left with a sack of money after the sheriff arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Santa Clara
Roger C. Sullivan
Illinois
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Claude Unger
St. Louis
Henry Potts
Eufaula
I. T
Morocco
Bu Hamara
Zebouan
Abel Anderson
Northwestern National Bank
Sioux City
Bright
Michigan Sugar Company
Victoria House of Representatives
F. B. Gault
Tacoma
Wash
South Dakota University
Aberdeen
Pope Pius
J. McGrain
New York
Bessie Greene
Alta Bingham
Grace Stephenson
Collie Cowhick
Trenton
Lewiston
Masconoma
Arien
John Mielke
Railway Steel Company
Detroit
Mielke
State Supreme Court
State of Minnesota
Mabel C. Evans
Duluth
Virginia
Minnesota Range
American Civic Association
Theodore FB. Burton
Ohio
Niagara Falls
Bemis Bay Company
Minneapolis
Annie Shema
City Hospital
Boston
Peapod Rock
Bremerton Navy Yard
Bellingham
Pickett County
Tennessee
Battling Nelson
Ae Gang
Easey
Sensei
Minnesota
St. Paul
Ramsey County District Court
United States District Court
Milwaukee
Western Line
Nelson Mills
St. Clair River
St. Clair
Mich
Berkey
Charles M. Vollum
Meyer Goldsmith
Navy Department
Navy
Asiatic
Root
Panama
Charleston
Colon
Ernest
Otto Neidhart
Kansas City
Kaw
National Assembly of
J. D. Obaldia
Republic
Federico Boyd
Rafael Aizpuro
Vim
Commodore Park
American Yacht Club
Wilson
Constanza
John Lowe
Alabama
United States
Liverpool
John Brown
Ardmore
M. Swaney
Lowes Valley
Brown
Swaney
Marblehead
Mare Island Navy Yard
California
Yorktown
Fremier Stolypin
Sheldon
Department of Agriculture
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Nebraska
Irrigation Congress
Boise
Idaho
Fred J. Kessel
Ogden
Utah
Kessel
Rickard
Goldfield Athletic Club
Roosevelt
Goldfield
Larry Sullivan
Roosevelt, Jr
Sullivan
Ossining
N. Y
Hans Ferdinand von Hochberg
Rhonstock
Marie von Saxe-Weimar
Michael von Saxe-Weimar
Royal Opera
Berlin
Count Ferdinand von Hochberg
Louise Carow
Imperial Palace
America
Tarr Town
Germany
Helen Evera
Waller Avenue
Count Ferdinand
Dr. McWilliams
Ossining Presbyterian Church
Johanna Louise
State of
Johanna Louise von Hochberg
Ferdinand
Bolko von Hochberg
Rohnstock Castle
Silesia
Clausine
Waerwolff
Christene Eleanore von Schonauh-Caraloth
Cecelia
von Hochberg
Bloen
William
Count von Hochberg
Harrisonburg
W. Va
Israel Mangold
Benjamin
Mathias
Mongold
Mysterious double drowning on the Lehigh River
A man and a woman drowned on the Lehigh river at Allentown with no eye witnesses. Coroner Butz will hold no inquest. The victims are Charles Hughes 35 and Mrs Joseph Green about 30 both of Woodsbury New Jersey and both married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Lehigh River
Butz
Charles Hughes
Joseph Green
Woodsbury
N. J
Bank Teller Arthur R. Keefe Dies by Cyanide in Troy
Troy police report Arthur R. Keefe 40 a receiving teller at Troy Security Trust Co died by suicide with cyanide of potash following disclosure of irregularities in his accounts. The incident occurred in Troy N Y on Sept 10 according to local accounts and bank officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Arthur R. Keefe
Troy Security Trust Co
Keefe
Preacher Dies of Heart Failure After Sermon
Johnstown Pennsylvania reports Dr. Owen James died from heart failure shortly after delivering a sermon and leaving the pulpit. He collapsed while on his way home from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Owen James
Trains and Stations Service Details in Cincinnati
Western Nos 23 24 25 26 20 and 206 will arrive and depart from Pennsylvania Lines station at Pearl and Butler streets Cincinnati. Nos 35 36 local trains run daily except Sunday from C L N BRR station Court and Broadway. Nos 24 26 daily through trains for Roanoke Richmond Norfolk and via the Norfolk and Western Railway. Pullman sleepers from Cincinnati to Bluefield and Roanoke on train No 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Street
Cincinnati
Bethel
Pally
Baldwin T
Batavia Bee
Erie Onin
Wem’sburg
Sardinia Pee Tee
Winchester
Oe ‘Eebler
Sp’ge Wa
Arden Owe
Portemonth
West Bound
X. Oe
Sun/Son P.MAM AMPOM
Portsmouth
Barden
Rdinia
Wineburg
Batavia
Haldwin
Clare Seake Hee
Sles
Ath
Hoon
Ald
Dae
Doe
Pee
Sycamore St
Union Station
Sreb
Othe Wen Eereeen
Carreatreet Destees
California
Whoo Forestville Oheee
Mt. Carmel
Hhinnd Park
Kraczier Besetee
Amelia Settee Bene
Hamlet Aaeseeves
Halington See Eeenee
Betheeeeee
Hamereville
Iy Osee
Georgeio
Georgetown
Rossellville
Russellville
Robert Eres
Georgetown Rape
Nh Hiandl Park
Forestville
Mt. Washington
Jarrel Street
Tyeree
Peoos Tee Evans Enereeer Ar
Sycamore &T
Tavia Brainceh
Aa Daravia
A. Paek
Traine
Paealiz
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Globe
Margaret Evans
John Evans
Colorado
Denver
George H. Bowers
United States Commissioner of Fisheries
Henry Knippen
Cloverdale
Putnam County
Dora Bright
Foster
Wichita
Kan
Ray Stevens
Schell City
Ahwahree
Cal
Yosemite
Bright Gillespie
George G. Gage
Mra. C
State Board of Health
The
Interurban Railroad and Terminal Company
Atla
Churedays
F.6t Express
G. R Scrafhan Pres
Gen
Hillsboro Branch
Sardinia
Hillsboro
W.B. Bevill
General Pas. ‘Agt
Roanoke, Va
Allen Aull
Puse
Agt
Cincinnati,o
A. U. Moore
Batavia, Ohio
A.m
Poe
I Siena
Cincinnati & Eastern Division
New
Richmond
Betheles
Marge
Munn & Co
F St
Washington, D
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Ohio River
Gulf
G. A. Park
Louisville & NashVille
R. R
Louisville, KY
C. AH
Charlevoix
Pere
St. Lawrence River
Traction
Fifth and
Walnut
Book of Tours
Onloe River