Washington appeal delays Haines murder trial witnesses
Three army officers named as key witnesses in the Haines murder case have been transferred by order of the War Department, removing them from New York jurisdiction and delaying grand jury testimony. District Attorney Darrin plans to appeal to higher authorities to return them to Queens for indictment proceedings. Also noted: Sylvester Campbell's suicide in jail following threats of prosecution for subornation of perjury and a family dispute over their father's estate.
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Anny
Haines
Cane
Ah Ia Sy C Huing
W.H. Annie
Fort Parkihen
War Department
Grand
Darrin I
Bre
Farnsworth
Fort Stevens
Ore
Patten
Lent
Andrus
Fortress Monroe
Darrin
Wallington
Queens County and Jury
Hronewick
Sylvester
Campbell
Pér Jay
Millard
Caspibell
Portland
Constantinople
Turkey
Ordura
Thun
Froor
Philippaphile
Bofim
Koumanian
Washington
Roosevelt
Hamilton Firth
United States
Pisttae
Rembli Cane
Twenty-first
Congress
I Ia
Hlabeetti
University Crisis Forces Closure At St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on October 6 the cabinet met to address the student strike crisis at St Petersburg University. Minister of Education Me Schwarte outlined the issues and endorsed the faculty decision to close the university as a precaution to prevent conflicts.
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg University
Me Schwarte
New Cholera Cases Reported in Manila Oct 6
Manila reports 24 hours ending 8 am Sunday with new cholera cases, two suspects among them. An American bookkeeper, Brennan, long believed afflicted, is said to be ill from another cause. Also note Mary Jane of California jailed in New York for cross-dressing. a Chicago murder conviction freezes a 17 year sentence.
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Manila
Gerth
WN. F. Brennan
New York
Mary Jotneon
California
Villageland
Frank Woodhull
Murda
James J. McMite
Lin
Prominent Rabbi Dead in Budapest and New York Ties
Rabbi Solomon H. Sonnenschein died at his home from apoplexy. He officiated at a Budapest temple but was formerly called to Ahaare Bmeth in St Louis. At his death he edited Die Wabriett, a monthly magazine. Fire destroys man and horses in Wilmington as the horse population perishes in the blaze.
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St. Louis
Oct
Solomon H. Sonnenschein
Bonenenschein
Budapest
Hungary
Br. Louis
Die Wabriett
Wilmington
Del
Cirewan
Willian N. Louk
Burgers Loot Church Tale From Forest Avenue Parish
A fragmented OCR note describes a church burglary at a Presbyterian site on Forest Avenue. It mentions ruined settings, silverware losses, a lingering Sunday school concern, and a local figure named Joris amid the confusion.
Fragmentary Local Notice From Unclear Source
An incoherent fragment references Lindow and Chl 5 AdNiode and mentions a Bubonty plage at Merpaving SC with Whar rate, along with unspecified Agopes Lelands and Ter apie hae. The readable facts are limited and names appear garbled.
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Lindow
Agopes Lelands
Fire destroys Jones steel plant and city suffers losses
Brief telegraph notes report $60,000 in losses after a blizzard and several inches of snow cripple transport and telegraph lines at Butte Montana. A Buffalo plant fire wipes out the J Jones Steel Ball Co operation a nine week old blaze left only ruin. A Parkwood Realty deal in Cleveland and several corporate capital changes are listed, while a high profile domestic tragedy in New York ends with a man fatally harming himself after shooting his fiancée. A riot at a Detroit Catholic order convention is noted.
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Butte
Mont
The
J. Jones Steel Ball Co
Buffalo
N. Y
London Foreign Office
Shah of Persia
Larson Hardware Co
Sioux Falls
Francis Kern
Margaret St. Clair
Central Park
New York
Himeelf
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
Detroit
Father McCarty
Elizabeth Rogers
Young Man Found Dead Near Long Beach
The body of a young man, identified as Harold M. Miller of Paxidena, was found in a grove a mile from Long Beach California. Miller, a high school student, reportedly died by his own hand. His father, a wealthy retired contractor, moved the family to Pasadena from Alliance Ohio a year ago. Family believes excessive study troubled him.
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Long Beach
Cal
Harold M. Miller
Paxidena
Turors
Pasadena
Alliance, O
Castro hears Dutch note on curbing commerce
In The Hague on October 5 reports say President Castro rejected the Dutch note, though most believe he will reconsider his May 14 decree that crippled Curicoas trade. The public and government still trust he will act in his own interests to revoke the decree.
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The
Hague
Castro
Bernhardt Rumor of Death Denied in Paris
Paris October 5 A circulating rumor that Sarah Bernhardt was gravely ill or dead was dispelled by a dispatch from her son Maurice Bernhardt dated Nimes stating she is in excellent health.
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Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
France
Mme. Bernhardt
Maurice Bernhardt
Nimen
Chicago adopts honor system for graduation marks
The University of Chicago installs an honor system to ensure students cannot avoid college by shirking work. Beyond the 36 majors over four years, students must complete 72 honor marks as part of graduation requirements.
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Chileago
University of Chicago
Bishop in Serious Condition in Hartford Diocese
Hartford oct 8 bishop of the diocese of Connecticut Michael Terdiey Cachalte was stricken with apoplexy Sunday night and in a critical condition. Physicians fear he will not recover.
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Hartford
Conn
Rishi Hoy
Michael Terdiey
Cachalte
Diocese of
Connecticut
Scouts Fight Moros in Manila Amid Clash Report
A belated dispatch from Mindanao reports a hard clash near the Moros with over a dozen outlaws killed or wounded. Scouts engaged the group as tensions rose in the city area.
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Manila
Qet
Haiti
Doron
Record Mall Breaks in London Station Post Volume
An immense quantity of mail was dispatched from Huston station on Sunday to meet the Lithuania at Queenstown. The first penny malt to the United States sent to Liverpool amid post office strains sets a record, with thousands more letters arriving from provinces overnight.
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London
Huston Station
Queenstown
United States
Liverpool
Noted Smuggler Dead in Washington Fishermen Camp
Dispatch from Port Townsend Washington reports the death of James Kelley a famed border smuggler in a Seattle area fishermen camp. Kelley endured 20 years under surveillance and was captured by revenue agents after a 1900 attempt to land contraband Chinese or San Juan Island. He served a year in prison.
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Wah
Townsend
Wash
James Kelley
Revenue Entier
Ratome Bakers
San Juan Island
Felera
Bryan Tinerary Highlights Across Midwestern Cities
Democratic national headquarters announced W J Bryan's itinerary after his Chicago stop on October 5. He spoke in Minols, Streator, Galesburg, and Quincy with evening events in Hannibal. On October 10 he spoke in Missouri cities Kansas City and St Joseph before returning to Lincoln, Nebraska the same night.
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W. J. Bryan
Democratic Na Honal
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Jottet
Streator
Galesburg
Quincy
Hannibal
Minsouri
Kansas City
St. Joesph
Ldnentn
Neb
Negro Invents Simple Weevil Destroying Machine in Texas
Houston October 4 Charles Lee of Port Arthur perfects a simple boll weevil destroying device. The machine is a metal round box with four protruding tubes and a deeper component containing a chemical ignition mixture designed to emit deadly fumes.
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Houston
Tex
Charles Lee
Perto
Man Arrested After Telegram to Helen Gould Promises Marriage
Webster N Y farmer Kitinaid N Pont was arrested here and committed to the Buffalo asylum hospital after sending a telegram to George J Gould announcing plans to marry Helen Gould of Niagara Falls New York. The missive described intent to depart for New York to pursue the marriage.
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Helen Gould
Niagara Folly
N.Y
George J. Gould
New York
Mies
Kitinaid N. Pont
Webster
Buffalo
Noted Sporting Writer Dies in San Francisco
Robert Ashy ton Smyth, longtime editor of the San Francisco Call, died in San Francisco on Sunday from stomach cancer. A native of County Cork Ireland he was the son of a noted Irish sportsman and a prominent figure in local sports journalism.
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San Franco
Robert Ashyton Smyth
Ban Proneinco Call
Smyth
County Cork
Treland
May Die from Horse Bite in Stable Incident
A man bitten by a horse in a stable may die from blood poisoning as doctors report the injury worsening. The horse incident occurred when an assistant restrained the animal and the man sustained multiple broken bones.
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David Rathbury
Mayor Blames Student Shooting at University Incident
Chicago report notes Mayor Blaine Blinday fired toward a university student at Hiksoth University, the bullet missed, and the youth remained unharmed. A separate New York dispatch from Oct 6 describes hurricanes sweeping the Atlantic, affecting ships and moving waters from tropics to the north.
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Chicago
Champaign
Blaine Blinday
University of Hiksoth
Atlantic
New York
Tropica
New York Artist Eva Dangers Rout Miss Wins Royal Portrait Commission
New York artist Eva Dangers Rout has been awarded a commission to paint a portrait of the King of Sweden. The Swedish artist, well known in this field, will depart for Sweden on October 15 to begin the project.
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Eva Dengers Routs
Breden
Dén
Bault Ste
Marve
Joe
Morrow
Priday
Jestison
Calumet
Cholera Reports Rise in Manila Anew
Two new cholera cases were reported in Manila. Dr CA Carter is mentioned in connection with patient care while N A Broman, an American bookkeeper, is noted in relation to the outbreak. The report cites several days of illness and reply by authorities.
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Mit
Carter
Dewamb NA v. Broman
Turkey Prepares For War Amid Festive Season
Turkish officers rally troops amid a Muslim fete season. Cavalry regiments are mobilized as Bulgaria’s forces show enthusiasm. Meanwhile Baltimore and Ohio officials discuss restoring salaries cut during the financial stringency and Cincinnati a preacher helps a family after a burglary.
New Officers In Charge Washington Oct 5
The secretary of ecommerce and labor named H M M Weddle inspector in charge R L Conklin Chinese inspector and Charles H Cameron Chinese inspector of the immigration service at San Diego replacing removed officials. Also Havana judge Guerrero indicts suspects over Bancht Spiritus disturbance. condemns police inaction and orders arrests. Mother killed son injured in New York after a fire engine alarm frightens a horse. Van Cleat wounded but to recover.
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Ecommerce and Labor
H. MM. Weddle
R. L. Conklin
Charles H. Cameron
Immigration Service
San Diego
Cnly
Havana
Guerrero
New York
Thabels van Cleat
John C. Vian
Upper Broadway
van Cleat
Van
Taxicab Drivers Strike Hits New York City
Sunday saw widespread disruption as a strike by drivers of the New York Taxicab Co disrupted roads across the city. One strikebreaker was seriously injured, others were beaten, and several company possessions were damaged amid the conflict.
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Qet
Seenen
Dla Oriler
Cily
Ehwuttents
New York Taxicab Co
Sa Wriy
Frats Reotive Black Eye In Hyde Park High School Case
A Chicago Hyde Park high school case against the board of education involves fraternity and high school groups amid disputes described by Judge Wiles. The document outlines tensions over student conduct and school policies affecting class progress and extracurricular activities.
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Chicago, Col
Progres
Wiles
Elrouit
Hyde Park
Board of Education
Brother-in-law shoots man in Virginia dining room
Frank Pewcock aged 38 of Perestville Virginia was shot and killed by Joseph Trammell 21 in his home dining room. The killer’s brother and wife were present and the victim’s five children were nearby as the tragedy occurred. The article also notes unrelated figures about India's State Bank deposits from 4882 to 1907.
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Wantington
Ge b.Frank Pewcock
Perestville
Joseph Trammell
Mra. Peacock
Tly Trnaddy
Poatel Kavings Bank of India
Mineral Water Cure At West Baden Springs Hotel
A vintage advertisement for Colonial Country Club Hotel in West Baden Springs Indiana promotes mineral water cures and baths. It offers American Plan and private nontis terms, with weekly rates around 250 to 260 dollars and invites readers to visit or mail symptoms with 32 dollars to receive mineral water shipped with physician advice for at home treatment.
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Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Indiana
Marex
Hales
Republicans Who Ventilate Voting For Taft
A fragmented critique detailing supporters and opponents of Taft within Standard Oil figures and Wall Street magnates. It questions loyalties to Taft versus Bryan, naming executives like John De Archbold and James A. Silliman while urging voters to choose sides based on which candidate benefits them most.
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Tettinvy Bb
Rocketallir
Standard OW Company
FOR Tate
Bryan
Standard Pit Company
John’ de Archbold
Standart O Company
Foraker Wid Sibley
Teyay
John W. Gaten
Younatiliious Gates
Nevan
Besam
Shelton
Tecumtrey
Rapidstead
Erwera
Egan
Vie
Masrhmita
Rhone Eatonnists
Groitest Ritinad
Hegan
Willim
Nelson Crouwerl
Harman
Fiwate
Wat
Wall Street
Winston and Wick
Reyan
Idinley
Standing Armies and the Global Balance of Power
The piece argues nations relying on large standing armies show backwardness while those advancing in overall progress focus on broader strength. It cites Germany as the leading example of a nation with a standing army driving its economic and global posture, contrasting with others that neglect military forces. It notes a historical warning about empires that insist on avoiding standing forces.
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China
Germany
Paris newspaper readers vote on past inventions
A Paris paper reports reader opinions on a list of inventions since the twelve uprisings. More than 400 coupons were submitted and votes show the locomotive, palais, railway care, electric telegraph, watches, boiler, telephone, petrol, and the new machine era ranked across a long list, while the printing press ranked seventeenth, the automobile thirty-first, the typewriter forty-seventh, and the meroplade fifty-ninth.
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Paris
Palais
Rabion
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