Cleveland letter controversy cited by Carlisle and Watterson
In Louisville Kentucky on October 24 a report quotes Col Watterson disputing a Cleveland letter as fraudulent. Watterson says he only heard of the letter after reading about it in the New York Times. He met with Secretary Carlisle to urge a full, justice driven inquiry to clear Cleveland’s memory.
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Wettiods and Hablia
Wind 10
New York Herald
Carlisle
New York
Nerely
Harbor project eyed for Chicago waterfront plan
Chicago October 24 a major harbor project was presented to the mayor aiming to create a deep water port on the waterfront. The plan calls for a large dock and harbor facilities to serve both passenger and freight traffic with a projected cost of 8 009 000 dollars.
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Tao
Chicago
Umeield
Closa
Lwkr
Notable Deaths and Legal News Across Regions
Mrs James B McCreary of Kentucky dies at her Richmond home after a long illness. Joseph John Button, oldest poet in the U S Post Office service, dies in Brooklyn. Paul Livhit jailed suspect in Steubenville assault, Alex Kokto treated after neck injuries. Rev Harry C Potter Episcopal Bishop of New York leaves entire estate to five children. Thermometer hits 31 degrees as heavy snow brings wintery conditions. Arkansas canned blackberries labeled as grown elsewhere violate food law. Two Italians convicted of murder escape Indiana Pa jail. $500 reward posted. Philp W Buddecke, long-serving German envoy official, dies in Washington. Children in Beverly accused of theft, jewelry worth thousands stolen from playhouse. Henry Ortlieb, former Akron catcher, believed insane after arrest in Pittsburgh.
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Richmond
Friday Oighe
Hines
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oMeeem Moye
Brooklyn
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Alex Kokto
Steubenville
Harry C. Potter
New York
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Pritay
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Arkansas
Michigan
Joy Veltra
Bruno Carbone
Indiana
Philp W. Buddecke
Waabington
Foreign Service
Bacuy
Washington
Minteter Gerolp
Margaret Braet
Washington, D. C
Don Siryite Bdin
Financial recovery follows 1907 bank crisis in New York
Financial leaders discuss the improving mood after the 1907 panic as fifteen New York banks faced closures but most reopened or repaid depositors. The year since the crisis shows restoration with only one bank still unsettled.
Robbery at Morrie town Home Sees Three Men Attack Maid
Three men entered the Perking home at Morrie town Friday and attacked a maid, choking Mix W. W. Miller and ransacking the house. The robbers are believed to be the same trio who cut telephone wires and looted Bankird A. Marek's Orange residence for jewelry worth about 12,000.
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Ugh
Morrietown
Sonventa
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Montgomery Trial Opens as Embezzlement Charge Looms
Oct. 24 in Pittsburgh, William Montgomery, former cashier of the Allegheny National Bank, stands trial on an embezzlement indictment alleging $469,000 missing from $1,260,000 in cash and securities. Prosecutor Ford testified Montgomery admitted guilt, claiming he used funds to buy stocks. Montgomery’s defense hinges on questions of motive and sequence, while bank oversight moves toward stricter director accountability as Washington orders formal inquiries to probe director relations. Separately, a lake rescue near Plum Island ends with all aboard safe, and Denver files a $160 million mortgage for railroad finance and refinancing across lines including Western Pacific.
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William Momery
Allegheny
United States District Court Today
William L. Ford
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Montgomery
Atocka
Aonard
Denver
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Male
Western Pacific Railroad
Salt Lak
Pacifi Coast
Writ of Habeas Corpus Appeal Ahead in Supreme Court
Argument set for November as Albert T. Patrick seeks a writ of habeas corpus to compel personal appearance and argue a Supreme Court appeal from a prior life imprisonment order issued by William Mara Heety on a case that arose years ago in New York.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington
Albert T. Patrick
Parmit
Lim
Appel Fromm Ube
William Mara Heety
Ale Olly
Dirigible airship A Success performs remarkable maneuvers
The reconstructed Zeppelin dirigible No 1 made a triumphal reappearance at Lake Constance with ten passengers. It ascended to 1000 feet and performed graceful maneuvers at speed and with precise steering. Crowds praised its stability and agility as it hovered over Manzell Palace and the Rhine valley before landing safely.
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Alratiiy
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Rhine Valley
Aged Klinis Woman Killed Identified in Summit
Aged widow Hannah Kaiser, 71, missing since October 1, found dead in a Summit IL drainage canal. Identified by Pedro Klatenmacher, who said she carried $1,400, recently sold property for $1,500. She distrusted banks and kept money in her clothing.
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Chicago
Summit
Hannah Kaiser
Pedro Klatenmacher
Victor Sinon
Kaiser
Mexican Ambassador Creel Recalled From Washington
The Mexican ambassador, Creel, was informed from the Chibaw cha home that he will not return to the United States pending a new appointment. Creel’s successor likely will be presented to the whale department for approval.
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Ambassador Creel
Chibawcha
Ie Mucroway
Dun's Business Review: Mixed Demand Across Regions
Dun and Co reports varied activity across the commercial world with stronger production forecasts and improved payments, while retail demand remains below normal in several cities. Textile and hardware demand rise in Philadelphia and Louisville, while Cleveland and St Paul see active apparel sales and favorable weather boosting orders and collections.
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Q. Dun & Co
Ieee
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Sulee
Minneapolis
Refused Extradition in Russian Rebel Case
Washington Oct 24 Secretary of State Stoot refused extradition sought by the Russian government for Jan Jane Pouren a revolutionary now in custody in New York. The proclamation banning liquor sales led to uprisings and guerrilla actions. innkeepers defied the order prompting attacks and killings as bands fled to the United States. In Pittsburgh a detective killed a man he mistook for a highwayman. Ashland and Des Moines cases involve murder indictments being dropped. a Plymouth man’s home fire is blamed on town toughs. a Cleveland doctor saves a life after a streetcar accident with a scalp wound and arterial injury.
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William A. Hang
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Riga
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Med M. B. Stain
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Miew Hester
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Almaoltrom
Tragic Marriage Night Death Shrouded by Grief
Grief over a quarrel with his bride two weeks after their marriage led to a self inflicted death. The incident occurred in Detroit at the Gullny hotel early Friday morning as a traveling man, Mr Mayer, was involved in the scene.
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Oct
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of &R. Mayer
Lin Waleide
Gullny Hotel
Ammann's Had to be Carried into Courtroom in Ohio
Oct 24 pickup shows Janen F Goodlove hotel proprietor arraigned for first degree murder of rival hotel owner Frank McCormick. He pleaded not guilty and was unable to appear in court as heavy rain delayed proceedings across Sandusky region.
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Sandusky
Janen F. Goodlove
Frank McCormick
Can Sell Wedding Presents in Cleveland Case Decides
Judgment from Mon Catherine Bennett and her son Howard Bow ends dispute over wedding presents after consulting or lack thereof. Justice court rules on ownership and sale rights amid family tension in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Nia Wits
Catherine Bennett
Howard Bow
Danger in the Egg and a Farmer’s Daughter Note
A Kansas City Journal item reports on diphtheria risk via eggs per a London Lancet finding. It also recounts Cyrus Leland’s gubernatorial primary bid and a daughter's brusque reply about political support, noting the farmer’s busy field work.
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London Lancet
Sambou
London Behod of
Tropical Medicine
Gelf
Tite
Cyrus Leland
Wald
Tila
Iis Fields
Limaelf
Kansas City Journal
General Beauchamp Dutt Seen As Likely India Chief
The London Tatler notes General Sir Beauchamp Dutt is widely regarded as the probable successor to Lord Kitchener for command in India. A brief London exchange portrays the general’s wit and legendary work ethic, as a junior officer jokes about his leisure compared to his hard labor.
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Lord Kitchener
India
Dutt
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Avkoil
Chese
Logdon Tatler
Grieg's Tomb in Bergen to Host Concert Hall
The article describes Grieg's tomb near Bergen set in a fjord grotto rising from the water. Bergen plans a concert hall near the site, with Grieg's works performed there over others, highlighting the composer’s resting place as a cultural beacon.
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