Indian Witch Killer Solomon Hotena Commuted to Life
President Toesvelit commuted Solomon Hotena death sentence to life imprisonment for murders in the Indian Territory in 1901. Attorney General Knox recommended clemency, noting Hotena’s education, wealth, public service, and recent bereavements amid his witchcraft delusions and intoxication. He warned against future clemency and urged lifelong confinement.
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Washington
Toesvelit
Solomon Hotena
Texas
Indian Territory
Navy
Knox
Supreme Court of the
United States
Tower Court
Vina Coleman
Hits
Gong
Oneh Toe
Elhij Root Speaks On Wealth Distribution And Trusts
Eliph Root argues that capital and brains gain early, labor and consumers gain later, with wages and prices rising for workers while capital returns shrink. He cites sugar and Standard Oil as examples and cites rising savings, life policies, and school enrollment as signs of diffusion of wealth and rising opportunity, urging protection and measured tariff revision.
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Great Sugar Trust
Sugar Trust
Standard Oil Company
Brains
Aeapital
Sugar Company
Mr. Root
United States
a'Gane
Coex
Fracareee Mediaeoee
Pamiss
Free Republic
Republican Party
Knox
Pittsburg
Root
Arthur
Sargent
Clarke
Morrisey
Hill
New York
Olney
Boston
Amercan
Osney
Steel Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
American Iron and Steel Association
Bessemer
Cambria Steel Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Union Steel Company
Crucible Steel Company
Lackawanna Steel Company
Buffalo
Democratic
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Southern Confederacy
South
Touters
Hook
Crook
Omas Jefferson
Moody Addresses Reciprocity Rally in Chelsea
Secretary of the Navy William H. Moody spoke at a Republican rally in Chelsea, stressing U S interests in any Canada reciprocity. He cited the Elgin treaty and noted U S exports to Canada rise yearly despite a 331 3 percent Britain preference, with Canada buying more U S manufactured goods than Britain and the rest of the world combined.
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Chelsea
Mass
William H. Moody
Navy
Canada
Mr. Moody
Republic
Elgin
Canadas
Great Britain
Chariton
Britain
Coal Inquiry in Coalbrook Strike Visit
A panel of arbitrators questioned a young miner during a coal strike probe. The party rode a track-hitched car, then inspected Coalbrook breakers in Carbondale and weighed coal at the chute, while a dispute over tonnage figures and pea coal sizes sparked discussion. Judge Gray listened without comment as commissioners prepared for future inspections near Wilkesbarre.
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Judge Gray
General Ilson
Messrs
Clark
Parker
Wright
Coalbrook
Carbondale
Bryden
Ontario & Western
Nicholls
Mr. Nicholls
Mr. Bryden
Jermyn
Manville
Green Ridge
Delaware & Hudson and
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Mville
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Clarence Darrow
Manila Libel Case Hits Spanish Newspaper Over General Bell
United States Army transport Thomas with General Miles aboard arrived in Manila as Libertas newspaper faces libel charges. Article accused General Bell of stealing funds from a plan aiding Batangas Lag una Mindoro. Bell denied the charges and the matter was sent to Governor Taft and the prosecuting attorney for action.
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Manila
United States Army
Thomas
Miles
Manila Harbor
San Francisco
Honolulu
Guam
Libertas
J. Franklin Bell
Batangas
Laguna
Luzon
Mindoro
General Bell
General Davis
Civil Commission
Taft
Insular
United States
Davis
Cholera Epidemic Waning in Philippines Says Taft
Washington reports cholera is near disappearance in Luzon with Manila averaging only two cases daily for ten days. Twenty provinces practically cholera free, five remain seriously affected including Iloilo Occidental Negros Capiz Samar and Misamis. Mortality has fallen from early high rates to below fifty percent in general. Cebu declared a clean port and Manila expected to be by November 1.
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Washington
Philippines
Islands
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Taft
Luzon
Manila
Iloilo
Occidental Negros
Capiz
Samar
Misamis
Commission of Public Health For
Archipelago
Cebu
Lexicon of The Street Explains Financial Slang And Flurry
The article explores Wall Street language and the mechanics of the money market, explaining terms like puts and calls, short and long interests, and the impact of harvest season cash flows on bank statements. It links a nationwide chain of credit from Illinois farms to New York banks, detailing how prosperity and liquidity drive market moves and call money spikes.
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New York Mail and Express
Trinity Churchyard
Old Trinity
Wall Street
Broadway
Stock Exchange
Nassau
Broad
Kansas
New York
Captain Cuttle
Mrs. Eddy
Money Mart
Illinois
Iowa
Chicago
Europe
Commission
Interior Concern
Nebraska
Banka
Clearing House
Secretary of the Treasury
London
New York Stock Exchange
Tne
Uy Securities
The Cook's Point to View in a French Restaurant
A young man known for dining alone at a French eatery challenges the chef about dining etiquette. The cook explains that in such a place a gentleman dines for the food and pays attention to the meal, not to companions or appearances.
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New York Evening Post
Goulite
Aerae
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Tee
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Nature’s Street Restorer
Anheuser-Buschs
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Michelle
Anheuser- Standard
Russell Sage
Indianapolis
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Entor
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Baker
Charley Brown
Mamie
Barrow
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Casservy
Byram
Mary . Bagot
Church
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Criss
Annie E. Cassell
J. Lillian. Collins
Rye
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Jacatheris Chambers
Bani Duffner
J. B. Doane
Ae Alice
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Ma Essmaker
Ire. Elbrecht
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Alice Edington
Ida. Fishburn
Non Funk
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Ise Gertie
Augustus
Eda
Hoff
Emma. Hall
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Maton
B. Ham
Luiwitekeon
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E Hemve
R. L. Hil
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Jo Ae
Marie
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M. M. Jobs
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Lucy. Kerstner
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Ofaderaty
Marree
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Nevill
Ee.ary
Newport
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Mattie
Osborn
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Eon
L. Springer
Minnia
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Vernia
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Vance
Volineer
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Joe
Wells
Hattie
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Jerelle
White
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Lurans Williams
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J. W. Allen
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Bulgur
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Charles W. Burton
G Cores
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Bradshaw
Charlie
Rishen
Ge Baughma
Fred, Leck
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F. Brinkerbot
Ivai Black
W. B. Blackman
A. W Carr
R. J. Choolar
Oliver
Chancellor
Rott Cummings
Fred
A. Harris
Chartie
Jones
Clyde
Johnson
Henry Jenkins
Hugh Jenkins
Be Jackson
J. A. Jones
L. F. Jones
J. M. Karp
Ralph M Knight
W. T Knox
Kercher
Keller
Frank
Kinite
Kehl
K Ben Ke Ee
Latta
Preak Logan
McCarty
C. H. Mayer
L. G. Co. McKinney
Will and Nettle
McCausland
Sumner
Montgomery
Ralph
American Association
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