Myers seeks US Supreme Court review in writ of error
In Ison City Missouri on October 9 the Missouri Supreme Court refused to grant a writ of error to Agnes Myers to take her case to the United States Supreme Court. Her attorney now may appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court with a writ to obtain review. Myers spoke from jail of her hopes for a new trial and eventual acquittal.
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Missouri Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the States
United States Treme Court
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Fillman's Bloody Vision in South Carolina Speech
Migrator Tillman of South Carolina warned a 4000 person audience in Georgia that the South faces a race war. He predicted a flood of bloody riots within five to ten years and urged stringent measures including European passports and strong law enforcement to protect white women.
Reconstruction foes threaten exile and chain gangs
A speaker attacked reconstructive schemes and urged extreme measures against noncitizens. He claimed those unable to produce passports should be placed in chain gangs for reform or forced to leave the country. He proclaimed Southern white men should act without regard to Yankees from Cape Cod to hell.
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Cape Cod
Hell
Hill plans St. James port town near Grays Bay
James J. Hill will develop the town of St. James on Grays bay sixteen miles from the Columbia river mouth. A north bank road from Pasco to Vancouver will extend west to Grays bay to create a major Pacific coast port. The site will be jointly laid out by Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads and serve as a hub for ocean traffic.
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Wash
James J. Hill
St. James
Grays Bay
Columbia River
Hill
Pasco
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Bishop Arnett Dies in Ohio From Aremic Poisoning
Bishop William Arnett of the African Methodist Episcopal church died of araemic poisoning at midnight in Wilberforce University. A Pennsylvania native, he became a bishop in 1888 and served in the legislature in 1886 7. He was chaplain at the 1896 Republican convention in St Louis and led major religious gatherings in Chicago 1893 and London 1901.
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Xenia
William Arnett
Dowie Abandons Mexican Colony Plan for Chicago Fund Drive
Chicago reports that John Alexander Dowie abandoned his Mexican colony scheme after a vision last Friday night. Deacon Arrington confirms the move and says a new effort aims to raise $1,000,000 in Chicago to restore Dowie’s power and prestige. Preparations for leaving for Mexico were already complete when the announcement was made.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Dowie
Deacon Arrington
Mexico
Pacification of Cuba Nears Completion Per Provisional Government
Havana reports indicate Cuba is mostly pacified with Santa Clara nearing settlement. Minor disturbances at Alquizar flare from Liberal and Moderate tensions. gainsville’s disorder suppressed and exinsurgents dispersed. Taft and Becon settled at the palace and review first week reports from department heads.
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Santa Clara
Alquizar
Gaines
Taft
Becon
Palace
Cleveland Electric Railway Sues Over Forest City Line
The Cleveland Electric Railway company files in common pleas court alleging Mayor Johnson has a financial stake in the Forest City Railway also known as the 3 cent fare line. It seeks an injunction to halt work on the Forest City Railway and to bar interference with its lines, and asks that grants to Municipal Traction and Forest City be declared null. Several city officials are named as defendants.
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Forest City Railway Company
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Good Government league of Cuba forms with American influence seen
Havana reports the start of a Good Government league of Cuba by Americans and Cubans. The group aims to establish a stable lawful government and justice, with broad representation and flexible means to reach those ends. Observers say the movement hints at greater American influence beyond the Platt amendment.
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League
Situation Cleared Up at Casilda Cuba
Casilda Cuba October 9 the situation once critical as government volunteers refused to surrender rifles and insurgents were numerous between Casilda and Trinidad four miles away has been cleared by disarmament commissioners and General Jose Miguel Gomez The disarming proceeds quietly.
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Casilda
Santa Clara
Cuba
Cassida
Trinidad
Jose Miguel Gomez
Little damage reported from Cuban insurrection near Havana
Advices from Havana say the recent insurrection caused amazingly little damage with no burned houses or ruined crops. Farmers have returned to their fields and the rebellion is described as the cheapest in West Indian history.
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New York
Havana
Warships Leave Havana As Marines Land In Cuba
The cruiser Brooklyn landed 350 marines at Camp Columbia after arrival reports. Battleships Kentucky and Indiana sailed in the afternoon toward New England waters with no new trouble reported on the island.
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Brooklyn
Camp Columbia
Kentucky
Indiana
Mill City Murder: Dowell Shot by Quirk in Front of Home
Minneapolis police report William A. Dowell city editor of the Minneapolis Tribune was shot and killed by John P. Quirk a retired saloonkeeper after a quarrel over Dowell s attentions to Quirk s stepdaughter Bessie Squires Quirk claims self defense saying Dowell drew a knife Dowell died two hours after at the city hospital a penknife was found on Dowell s person
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William A. Dowell
Minneapolis Tribune
John P. Quirk
Dowell
Quirk
Bessie Squires
Unique Theater
Miss Squires
Doyle
al J. Smith
Brouwer Trial Begins for Life in New Jersey
Dr Frank Brouwer the arrested wife murder suspect goes on trial for life in Toms River New Jersey with Judge Charles E Hendrickson presiding. About forty witnesses are expected from each side as public sentiment widens across much of the state and a defense fund of 2500 dollars is raised by Brouwer's friends.
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Toms River
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Charles E. Hendrickson
Supreme Court
Brouwer
Smuggling Threats Prompt Coast Guard Patrols At Portland
Government craft massed in Casco Bay after a report that the yacht Frolic with about thirty three Chinamen aboard would land near Portland. The Dexter cutter and light house vessels were dispatched to guard the coast amid rumors of illegal entry.
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Frolic
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Newfoundland
Dexter
Casco Bay
Onre
Hill’s Bitter Criticism of Minnesota Steel Lease
Chicago observes James J. Hill deriding Minnesota State Steel lease to the steel concerns. He notes potential past constraints on Minnesota's growth and iron deposits. He suggests Minnesota could have hosted a great steel works hub if conditions differed, but laments lack of coal and funding hindered such ventures.
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Ted
Aleelly
the States Steel
James J. Hillstitl
Minnesot
Th Eel Corporation
Minesota
Watt
Ricst
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Tate Gilve
Minnesota
Government to curb corn hoarding in Mexico City drive
Oct 9 dispatch reports Mexico plans measures to prevent hoarding as fear of price rises grows. Government experts say native corn is abundant in granaries nationwide and that high prices stem from a combination rather than scarcity. Officials consider temporary removal of the duty on foreign corn.
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Mexico City
Denial Issued on Grand Duke Michael Betrothal Report
London reports an emphatic official denial of the alleged engagement between Grand Duke Michael, brother of the Russian emperor, and Princess Patricia of Connaught, niece of King Edward.
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Russia
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Connaught
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Bomb attack on Kazan vice governor injures official
In Kazan on October 9 two bombs were thrown at Vice Governor Robets. He was only slightly hurt and the attacker fled the scene. An investigation is expected to follow.
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Russia
Robets
Balloon Race Prize Offered By Emperor William
Emperor William announces a prize for an international balloon race set for October 14. The news item notes the intrigue around the event and the global interest it attracts.
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William
Chicago
Market Quotations Wheat Prices On Track
Market quotes from Minneapolis report wheat futures for December at 73 cents and May at 77 and a half cents. On track prices list No 1 hard 75, No 1 Northern 74 and a half, No 2 Northern 72 and three quarters, No 3 Northern 70 and four tenths to seven tenths per bushel.
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Minneapolis
Live Stock Prices from St. Paul Market Report
St. Paul market summary lists cattle trended from Good to Choice steers at 5.50 to 6.25, common to good 4.50 to 5.50, cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.50, veal 4.50 to 5.75. Hogs traded at 35.90 to 36.40, sheep and lambs from 4.50 to 7.00 with spring lambs 6.25 to 7.00.
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St. Paul
Wheat and flax futures on track with varied bids
In Duluth on October 8 futures prices show wheat on track with No 1 hard at 76 75 cents, No 1 Northern 755 cents, No 2 Northern 74 75 cents, October 75 percent, December 745 cents, May 78 75 cents. Flax futures arrive at 1.12 7 on track, October 1.12 11, November 1.12, December 11 percent, January 1.10, May 1.13.
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Duluth
Wheat and dairy futures quotes from Chicago market page
Wheat futures show Dec and May quotes around 73 percent and 78 percent. Corn Dec around 42 percent with May at 43 percent. Oats Dec 243 cents with May 3544 35 percent. Pork Jan around $13.57. Flax activity weak. Butter Creameries and dairies quoted with mid teens margins. Eggs and poultry prices listed including turkey and chicken rates.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Prices Show Mixed U.S. Market
Chicago market reports cattle and stockers with varied bids. Cows and heifers quoted around 1600 dollars with prices near 5.20, calves at 6.25 to 8.00, Texans and Western divisions range from 3.50 to 6.75.
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Chicago
Maes
Mail and Express Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a daily schedule item for 608 Mail and Express with entries for weekdays and weekends, including times like 8:10 a m and 8:55 p m and notes about accommodation and Sunday service. Names and places are unreadable or garbled.
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Daily Passenger Service Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a Sioux City daily passenger schedule note with times around 40 a.m. and references to regular daily service interrupted by a Sunday exception. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Sioux City
Indigestion Relief Endorsed by Hon Jake Moore in Atlanta
A Georgia endorsement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as relieving twenty years of indigestion in one day. The ad claims Kodol digests food, relieves sour stomach gas belching and similar symptoms and notes sales by Hol and Wheeler.
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Jake Moore
Atlanta
Hol
Wheeler
Origo Laxative Fruit Syrup Sold for Women and Children
Best for women and children the Origo Laxative Fruit Syrup is praised for mild action pleasant taste and lack of nausea or griping unlike pills and ordinary cathartics It is advertised as abstitates and sold by C and Lougeaat with J L Sankey.
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Origo
C. & Lougeaat Wd J. L. Sankey
Witch Hazel Salve Ad Warns of Counterfeits
An old advertisement urges buyers troubled with piles to use Witch Hazel Salve from E. O DeWitt & Co Chicago. It warns that many counterfeit products tarnish the genuine DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and claims their product is the real vial from Holland Wheeler.
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E. O DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt’s
Holland
War on Consumption Promises Foley's Tar Remedy
All nations strive to curb the white plague as consumption claims victims yearly. Foley's Tar cures coughs and colds and is safer than unknown preparations. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar to stay well and avoid risky remedies.
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Foley
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