Seven Dead Indians Constabulary Attack and Murders
Manila report describes Velasquez leading thirty constabulary against five hundred head hunters of Nueva Vizcaya with casualties on both sides and multiple killings among residents of Ibajay. Eight ladrones sentenced locally. Panay raid adds thirteen dead. In Montana, Wakes-Up-Last family slaughter sparks whisky fueled riot on Blackfoot reserve. four arrests made.
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Manila
Velasquez
Nueva Viscaya
H. Sweeny
Bulacan
Luzon
Panay
Ibajay
Susan Big Road
Fugitive Defaulters Take Boat Toward Cagayanes
Herman and Johnson, fugitives from the constabulary, left Asya Negros Occidental and sailed from Guimbald Iloilo aboard a large vessel bound for Cagayanes. A native constabulary member remained with them as others split along the route. The commissary department cash missing from the safe totals about $10,000.
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Manila
Herman and
Johnson
Constabulary
Cagayanes
Asya
Negros Occidental
Guimbald
Iloilo
Commissary Department
Serious Spanish Riot in Bilbao Kills Seven
In Bilbao on October 13 a clash between socialists at a demonstration and clericals left seven dead and thirty three wounded. The Pueblo manager and Superior Louis Dautier of the Christian Brothers schools are among the injured. Revolvers fired from the Catholic club and church windows. The St Nicholas church vicar was arrested for shooting, with other priests jailed for instigating riots. A priest was thrown into the river during the fighting.
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Bilbao
Spain
The
Pueblo
Louis Dautier
Christian Brothers’ Schools
Catholic Club
May Boycott Flour Looms Over Minneapolis Strike
Vice President Kidd of the American Federation of Labor meets with strikers and millers in Minneapolis to seek reconciliation. If no settlement is found, a national boycott is planned. Nighttime violence at Consolidated Northwestern mill injures no one, while Pillsbury cannot start due to worker shortages. Striker William Monahan sustains a broken arm after an attack by Sidney Gerard.
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Minneapolis
Kidd
American Federation of Labor
Federation of Labor
Consolidated Company
Northwestern
Pillsbury Company
William Monahan
Sidney Gerard
Humboldt Mill
Demands for Wages and Union Labor Refused by City Railway
Chicago officials refuse wage hikes and closed shop demands. A three member Amalgamated Street Railway Employes committee seeks a referendum on strike, but General Manager McCulloch stands firm against the closed shop and wage increase while offering arbitration.
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Chicago
Chicago City Railway Company
C. O. Pratt
Amalgamated Street Railway
McCulloch
Seven Hungarian Officials Die in Family Forest Sale Scandal
In Pezser, Hungary, seven related municipal council members secretly sold municipal forest land for profit. They shared the proceeds, and upon discovery the seven held a final meeting then all committed suicide rather than face consequences.
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Vienna
Pezzer
Hungary
Mass Chinese Detainees Face Deportation in Boston
In Boston on October 13, more than 350 Chinese held for lacking registration certificates saw about 130 released after friends submitted the papers. Police say most remaining defendants likely face deportation, as the law has no provision for lost certificates.
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Boston
Act of Congress
Mine blast kills Anton Stucco in Butte
A premature blast at the West Colusa mine on the 1,200 foot level in Butte Montana on October 13 killed Anton Stucco and seriously injured Joseph Romano. Stucco was disemboweled and Romano was badly hurt but survived the blast and was rushed to hospital.
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Butte
Mont
West Colusa
Anton Stucco
Joseph Romano
Stucco
Romano
SpeedSuit Seeks 11500 From Former Oil Inspector
Nevada Mo Oct 13 Attorney General Crow files suit seeking 11500 judgment against R B Speed ex coal oil inspector of St Louis alleging the amount was collected during his term and withheld in violation of the 1899 legislature act defining oil inspectors compensation.
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Nevada
Crow
R. B. Speed
St. Louis
Speed
Sheep butchers and packers reach 25 cent daily raise
An agreement in Chicago on October 13 grants about 3000 workers in national packing centers a 25 cent daily wage increase. Current wages range from 2 to 4.75 dollars per day.
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Chicago
Signed at Shanghai Treaty Opens Manchurian Ports
The United States and China sign a commercial treaty at Shanghai, with the Japanese-Chinese accord to follow. The pact, once ratified by the U.S. Senate, will open Manchurian ports to American trade, safeguard missionary residence, protect patents and copyrights, and extend U S rights across China.
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Washington
State Department
Shanghai
Conger
Goodnow
Seaman
United States Senate
Manchuria
United States
Russia
China
Manchurian
America
Chine
Five Citizens Face Trial for Contempt and Jury Tampering
Des Moines on October 13 Judge Given overruled the motion to dismiss the contempt of court case against five prominent citizens. The defendants include E. H. Hunter banker and politician Jesse O Wells ex alderman and capitalist W L White shoe merchant Michael Grady ex alderman and F A Marvin contractor. The cases will proceed to trial on Thursday.
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Des Moines
Given
E. H. Hunter
Jesse O. Wells
W. L. White
Michael Grady
F. A. Marvin
One Man Killed Three Injured in Tennessee Dance Fight
A fight at a Columbus dance hall started between William Wink and Reinhart Hildebrand Wink was killed Hildebrand shot in the neck and probably fatally wounded Joe Becker a spectator shot in the leg and Reno Hildebrand badly beaten about the head
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Columbus
Tenn
William Wink
Reinhart Hildebrand Wink
Hildebrand
Joe Becker
Reno Hildebrand
Whites and Negroes Quarrel in Kentucky Shooting
In Paducah Kentucky on October 13 Tom Hall a Black man was shot in the arm and a white man named Childress was fatally wounded in a quarrel between Black and white residents at Kevil. The clash began when the Black group ordered the whites to stay off their platform.
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Paducah
Tom Hall
Childress
Mother and Child Dead in Chicago Asphyxiation Tragedy
Chicago reports Mrs John Fise aged 25 and her thirteen month old child died of asphyxiation. A younger child in a crib gasped for breath as the heavy coverlet masked the gas. Police believe Mrs Fise may have planned the deaths.
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Chicago
John Fise
Fiske
Governor Hunt Opens New Aguadilla to Ponce Rail Link
San Juan Puerto Rico October 12 Governor Hunt with officials and civilians rode the first train on the Aguadilla to Ponce extension. The line links San Juan with coffee sugar and fruit regions, promising improved transport and commerce access.
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San Juan
P. R
Hunt
Aguadilla
Ponce
Special Reduced Excursion Rates From Chicago & North-Western Railways
Reduced excursion rates apply from all points on the Chicago and North-Western Railway for events in Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Detroit San Francisco Los Angeles and Kansas City with sale dates in October and favorable return limits. Also a teething remedy advertisement urges Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup priced twenty five cents per bottle.
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Chicago & North-Western Railway
Detroit
Mich
Christian Church
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
American Bankers Convention
North- Western Line
Kansas City
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western R’y
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