Believe Hitchcock Kidnapped or Blackmailed in Broadway Plot
New York news reports Raymond Hitchcock missing after indictment by fraud jury amid rumors he was targeted by blackmailers. Detectives search trains and ships, while supporters offer theories of suicide, abduction, or murder for exposure. Authorities pursue leads as North Adams and Boston connections surface.
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New York
Raymond Jilledcock
Broadway
Herman Fromme
Hitchcock
Zabelle Mageearian
Chicago
Hitchsoo
He Theater
Teheook M
Majestic
Tate
Jerome
Toston
Thin Elty
North Adlama
G. T. Kesler
Twenty
North Adams
Boston
Troy
Ilttehcock
National Tobacco Growers Oppose Burley Crop Next Year
Bltiyville Ky Nov 1 The National Tobacco Growers Association unanimously adopted resolutions against raising burley tobacco next year. The non production stance covers over thirty Kentucky counties and others in Indiana New York and Ohio. Also in this issue police believe missing comedian Raymond Hitchcock crossed into Canada and an alienist remarks Hitchcock may be insane noting his father was insane.
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Bltiyville
National ‘Tobacco Growers’ Association
National Association
Burley
Kentucky
Indiana
New York
Ohio
New England
Raymond Hitchcock
Canada
de. F. Zefton
Witchcock
Big Love Feast in Washington to kick off Bryan bid
Fragmented report notes a November Washington meal event organized by supporters to launch William J. Bryan's presidential campaign. Dense garbled lines reference a large turnout of Democrats, a feast format, and a political rally atmosphere amid unclear details.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
Departure postponed for Taft journey to Europe
Manila reports Secretary of War Taft delays departure from Manila to November to aid Governor General Smith with administrative issues. He plans a stop at Saint Petersburg and Berlin, asserting both visits will be official and that government rumors of his travel are unfounded.
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Gregory Abashidae
Pekom
Kosala
Bank Roebbers
St. Petershura Fh
Moscow
M. Guishkort
M. Rodizienko
Ekatrinostty
Chamberlain
Conarest
Monow
Russia
St. Petersburg
M. Doditehof
M. Kolubiakin
Democrata
Riga
Kieva
Daston
Manila
Smith
Taft
Vail
Visdivoatok
St Petersburg
Berlin
Pennsylvania Declares Its Usual Dividend
Philadelphia reports the Pennsylvania railroad declared its usual semiannual dividend of 8 percent despite forecasts of a cut. President McCrea says the current outlook for raising new capital will hinder plans for new work or meeting capital needs except to economize.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pehnsylvania
McCréan Gays
Wie
Itheyoud
Isin
Econ Iy Wendie Lraffie
Former Army Captain Dies In Suspected Suicide
Trelado, OL, Nov. 1 Captain Jaen L. West, former county park and tor officer and Captain of Company A, Sixth Regiment, was found dead in bed last evening by his son. Police report indicate possible suicide, though doctors have not confirmed. West was a prominent politician and well-to-do citizen.
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Weloe
Weler
Riot Breaks At Northwestern University Riot Ends With Arrests
Chicago reports a Nov 1 incident at Northwestern University of Heeltall where students attacked theologians near Met eat hall. Twelve undergraduates were arrested and jailed. eight theologians were seized after water attacks. Police intervened as melee spread through the area.
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Chicago
Hallawort
Northwestern University of
Howe
Little
Garrett Biblical Metitution
Loke
Railroad Cannot Revoke Its Passes in Newark Ruling
Delaware report states Judge Seward upheld a railroad man’s claim to an annual pass, rejecting the defense that a regent railroad regulation forbids issuing passes. The decision arises as Crulkahant vs. Hie. 1. & MM. eleniche concerns a contract for a belt of way granted to the corporation in 10h.
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Delaware, O
Seward
Newark
Assassins Executed as Turmoil Grips Prisons and Battles Loom
Nov 1 report says Mile. Reposlovskaya responsible for October 28 killing of General Alaximofisky, head of the Ministry of the Interior prisons department, was banned. Police thwarted two assailants aiming at General Maximofisky during his funeral. Cholera surge cited with 4,000 new cases and 1,416 deaths, Kiev and Volhynia hardest hit. Riots erupted in stricken areas as mobs attacked isolation hospitals. Bandit Topot captured and linked to October train robbery confession.
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Ibire
Reposlovskaya
Alaximofisky
Department of Prisons
Ministry of the Interior
Maximofisky
Genera ‘Aiepf
Milojkova
Kiev
Volhynia
Middle Volga
Batoum
Transcaucasia
Topot
Adoge
W. Tender
Jon
Troops Battle With Utah Indians Near San Juan
Washington reports a clash between U S troops and Navajo bands in Southern Utah near the San Juan area. Three Indians believed killed and one wounded. four followers of Byte Hyile also fell. Authorities say most Navajo are peaceful, but factions led by Byte Hyile threaten agents and ride with force. Soldiers from Fort Wingate were dispatched to keep order and protect the reservation.
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Washington
Iraapa
Tadlatie
Soutern
Mexico
Shelton Male
Fifth Cavalry
WO. Avivard
Fort Wingate
N, ML
Artiette
Utah
Shelton
Iynetts
Sind
Mtr
Byte
Holt
By- Hille
San Juan
Utth
Hylile
Tate
Ier
Mack Mountain
Canal costs near ninety million as state rate cited
New York on November 4 James A Tawney and a House committee team left for the Isthmus to inspect Panama canal funding. The group expects Congress to allow about 8 50 million to 9 00 million in construction through the next year and project total costs may exceed 100 million, with rent for lease rights to Colombia and property rights, aiming for completion around early 1914.
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New York
Randle Tives
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
Ehairman
House of Srepresentatives
Colon
Panama Canal
Tawney
General WH
LI Ting
Mite
Pennsylvania
Washington Gardner
Michigan
Walter Smith
Iowa
Joseph Grate
Mitel
Martin 1 Madden
Hilliory
J. Warren Keifer
Ohio
I. F. Miingston
Georgia
Albert 2. Burleson
Texas
JW. Brandige
Arkansas
G. W. Taylor
Alabama
Mr. Tawney
Congress
Iwesthunlyn
Rac.a
Pair of bullets shock Springfield murder suicide
Report from Springfield says a man and his wife Kerwan shot themselves after an argument. He died, she said she fired first at him and then at herself, after which the man likely would die. Police noted the incident as a double self harm.
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Springfield
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Bryan
Philippines
Maximofesky
Committee On Appropriations
Panama
Canal Commission
Big Ditch
Brenate
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