Morse Denies Bank Collapse Claims in North America Trial
New York Oct 31 Charles W Morse and Alfred H Curtis on trial for conspiracy and banking law violations defended themselves on the stand. Morse asserted the Bank of North America never busted and that depositors were paid in full though liquidation proceeded.
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Bank of North America
Gleasd
New York
Charles W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
National Bank ‘of North America
United States Circuit Court
Leslie B. Whiting
Curtis
Wire
National Bank of North America
Morse
Hough
Weedere
Comptraer
Ridgely
Wald
Littlefield
Youmsel
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House for Rent and Help Wanted Ad Clutter
Classified notices list several rentals including a seven room house and upstairs rooms for housekeeping with contact details for Eben W. Noyes and L. C. Bell. An advertisement promises railway mail and government exam prep from Inter-State Schools in Cedar Rapids with sample questions and free materials. A lost fox terrier description and a reward note from Mabel Glenn adds to the mixed notices.
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Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Rumors Fly Over German Chancellor's Possible Retirement
Berlin reports persistent talk that Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg may resign following the publication of the Emperor William II interview in the Daily Telegraph. Names cited include H. von Kiderien-Waechter as foreign secretary candidate and Adolf von Hothleyn-Waachter, once close to the Emperor, who has fluctuated in favor during recent postings.
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Berlin
Frederick Wiliam
von Rudow
Daily Telegraph
London
H. von Kiderien-Waechter
Bucharest
Roumania
Herr von Schoen
Herr von Hitlerlen-Waachter
William
Hamburg
Confidence Grows as Trade Volume Rises in Seasonable Weather
Dispatches to Dun's Trade Review say confidence is broadening and business activity is accelerating with the season, aided by favorable weather.
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New York
Dun
Trade Review
Plan of campaign for Boer war questioned by Irish MPs
London officials deny Emperor William drafted a plan for ending the Boer war that never reached the British war office. Irish leaders accuse the move of stealing Lord Roberts and Redmond’s due credit. Redmond pressed Haldane in Parliament. Haldane said no such document exists in archives.
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London
Emperor Willam
Queen Victoria
Daily Telegraph
British War Office
Lord Roberts
William ‘Redmond
Haldane
House of Commons
War Office
Department
Redmond
Haldace
Asquith
William
Blaze Threatens Women on Windows in Skyscraper Fire
In Cincinnati the Neave building fire trapped numerous women on upper floors. Firefighters fought flames for minutes, rescuing dozens as windows and ledges became escape routes. Several injuries were serious, including a nurse and two decorators, with evacuation to hospitals and homes.
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Cincinnati
Neave
Afoneta
Pittsburg Calcium Light Company
Pattern Makers’ League
Dunleavy
Louise Boutte
Hoapital
Misa Marie Brandt
Sianes
North Carolina schooner wrecked in gale off Cape Henry coast
A four mast lumber laden schooner bound north was driven ashore on the North Carolina coast during a severe northeast gale. Six of eight crew were rescued by breeches buoy as two men drowned, vessel name not learned. Rescue crews were unable to launch lifeboats.
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North Carolina
Norfolk
Paul Gambels Hill
Cape Henry
Sea Sonst
One Volley Ends Turkish Mutiny in Constantinople
In Constantinople on November 2 a mutiny by Turkish troops at Yildiz Kiosk was quelled by a single volley from a loyal battalion. Three mutineers were killed and fifteen wounded. The rebels, who refused to leave for the provinces, surrendered after the Saloniki battalion fired one volley.
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Constantinople
Yildiz
Saloniki
Salonikd
Women Make Trip in Airship Around Lake Constance
Count Zeppelin conducted a successful hour long flight around Lake Constance in his new airship. He was accompanied by several women including Duchess Vera of Württemberg and his daughter.
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Friedrichshafen
Count Zeppelin
Lake of Constance
Vera of
Wurtemberg
Vlert
Three Railroad Fatalities in Minneapolis Tragedy
Three railroad workers were killed in Minneapolis accidents on November 2. Simuel Thompson, a switchman for the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul, slipped and was crushed between cars on the Eighth Avenue South viaduct. M. L. Winkenworder, a switching foreman, died from chest injuries after being struck by a switch engine in the Great Northern yards. George Cerwis, a brakeman, slipped from a train at Minneapolis Junction and was killed.
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Minneapolis
Simuel Thompson
Chicago
Milwauke
St. Paul
Eighth Avenue South
M. L. Winkenworder
Minneapolis City Hospital
Great Northern
George Cerwis
Minneapolis Junction
Kodol Promises Digestion Aid From Liquid Formula
An advertisement claims Kodol supplies the digestive juices of a healthy stomach and starts digestion immediately. It asserts Kodol digests food thoroughly, supports strength, and helps avoid indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. The copy emphasizes taking Kodol only when needed and calls it harmless.
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Bece’ Kodel
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American Ice Company
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Norse
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Kier
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Anderson
Eben W. Noyes
L. C. Bell
Dakota Ave
Sth St
Colorado
Cunter
Second St. John
Mabel Glenn
Montana
Chancellor von Beulow
Germany
Slame
Regimond
Kaiser
Pine Bluff
Ark
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Jefferson County
Cials
Pueblo
Colo
Ed Finger
Ezabeth Mary James
Number
Lynn
Mass
Johppe Hutchinson
Hutchinson
High Rock
Vienna
Clarence Vyner
England
Mme. Bottin
Chile
Traunstein
Upper Bavaria
Salzburg
Mme
Bettin
Vyner
Moore
Huron
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Longstand Stre
Pho
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicagey
Steele Brothers
Crowter
Fourth St
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