Probe into Tammany Hall corruption charges read in court
Associated Press reports Charles F Hennessy implicated in alleged Tammany Hall corruption tied to campaign contributions. Proceedings to reveal a “Black Book” list of donors and names, with John Doe reference and details expected later in the day.
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Tammany
John Doe
Associated Press
Charles Future
Weader
Tammany Hall
Henay
Bey McLian
York Hotel
Alleged Deserter Held in Case Burst by Recruiter
A local recruit officer investigates a case involving an alleged deserter held by authorities. The individual is identified with connections to the United States Army as the probe seeks confirmation of the charges and the deserter’s status.
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United States Army
Assault Charge After Friday Arrest On Warcrew
A man identified as Mr Thomas was arrested Friday afternoon by deputy sheriffs on a warcrew. He resides on Florida street near Dauphin street and Old Shell. The report notes an assault charge was filed.
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Thomas
Florida Street
Dauphin Street
Old Shell
Real estate listings with varied prices and addresses
Fragmented inventory noting brick and frame properties with prices from 60 to 7800 dollars. Mentions include addresses on Government, Catherine, St. Joseph, George, Montauk, and Old Shel oud, with cottage numbers and descriptions of large grounds, furnished units, and proximity to streets like Pine and Hill.
Bellboys testify in Henning suit conspiracy trial
Chicago report describes witness testimony in the Donahue Steifel conspiracy case. Henning collapsed under cross examination and cannot return to the stand yet. Bell boy Enright recounts meeting Steifel and a photo of Funk. Deuter says Steifel paid him up to 87 dollars at a time and sought hotel staff as witnesses.
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Chicago
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Highning
Ce S. Funk
Henning
Oe Donahue
Isaac Steifel
Funk
Patrick BE
Enright
Bell
Steifel
Edwin W. Deuter
Bell Boy
Deuter
Wood of Frisco Joins Southern Pacific
In New York, F. H. Wood, longtime general attorney for the Frisco lines, is named general attorney and commerce counsel of the Southern Pacific Company effective November 1. He succeeds James G. Wilson, who resigned.
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New York
F. H. Wood
Frisco Lines
Southern Pacific Company
James G. Wilson
Social Note Roundup Guests Visit Mobile Names Abound
Gibson Rose and wife from Cincinnati are in Mobile at the Cawthon Hotel visiting friends. Mr and Mrs CG Deland of Murphysboro and Lil visit. Mrs K Thorne of Littleton NC and Mr and Mrs EB Heideman of the same city are in Mobile. A Lester and wife of Belize are touring Mobile. L Glendening and wife of Robersdale Alabama are here for several days. JW Meek and wife of Jackson Tennessee stay several days at the Bienville. VP WBR Bowen of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks in New Orleans visits. Sr EL Penny of Gulfport stays several days at the Bienville. George Edwards and wife of Birmingham visit for a week. Isok May and AB May landseekers from Chicago visit Mobile. C McLennan and wife, noted shophould, are in Mobile.
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Gibson Rose
Cincinnati, Ohio
Cawthon Hotel
Mrs. CG. Deland
Murphysboro, Lil
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City
K., Thorne
Littleton, N. C
C. EB. Heideman
Mobile
J.W. Meek
Jackson, Ténn
the Bienville
W. BR. Bowen
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
New Orleans
Idécal
Sr. EL Penny
Guifport, Miss
Bienville
George Edwards
Birmingham
EEL Promising Tourist Travel In Mobile
J Kemp Ridgley assistant general passenger agent of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad said Mobile may see a large rise in winter travel during the Southern Commercial Congress. He noted better prospects for winter tourists and that train No. 38 will now arrive in Mobile at 1:50 after connecting in New Orleans with Southern Pacific trains, boosting Texas tourist traffic.
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J. Kemp Ridgley
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Mobile
Southern Commercial Congress
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Texas
Services for All Souls Day at Cathedral
Rt. Rev. Bishop Edward P. Allen announced special All Souls Day services at the Cathedral for Monday November 3 in a schedule of low masses at 6 and 7, a solemn high mass at 8, and absolution to follow.
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Edward P. Allen
All Souls
Equity Court Notices and Divorces in Mobile Session
Equity side adjourned with several actions listed including a sale authority for N E B Turpentine Cup Company, divorce decree for Frank Singleton, guardian ad litem appointed for Gaines Corley, and alimony reference in Lila Ardoyna v Ardoyna. Also U S Fidelity vs Matilda Cooper decree confirmed sale. City Court cases include Walker violation of city ordinance and hard labor sentence.
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Law and Equity Court
Safford Berney
Alex J. Paterson
Chancery Co
Thomas H
Semmes
City of Mobile
Wim
HL Walker
Labar Lor
Pet dog tragedy claims two Wilmette residents
Grafton Stevens and his wife, wealthy Wilmette residents near Chicago, died early today while trying to rescue a pet dog from their burning home. They returned from friends’ houses to find the residence on fire and were trapped when the roof collapsed.
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Chicago
Grafton Stevens
Wilmette
Georgia Man Leo Frank Still Faces Death Penalty
Atlanta Oct. 1 Leo M. Frank sentenced to hang for murder awaits a possible supreme court appeal after Judge L. 8. Roan denied a new trial. Prosecutors argued juror prejudice and race bias. Frank’s lawyers cited more than a hundred reasons. Friends brought news to Frank in jail. he said he expected an unfair trial but still claims innocence.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Roan
Frank
Supreme Court
Atlanta B'nai B’rith
Reuben Arnold
Dreyfus
Terrible Fate of Mounted Police
Associated Press report from San Luis Potosi notes 600 revolutionists rounded up and killed 47 of 60 mounted policemen sent to defend a ranch west of the city. The mutulated bodies hung from trees. three officers escaped back. Rebels threaten railway communications with Aguas Calientes as a train carries guards and rapid fire weapons.
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Associated Press
San Louis Potosi
Mex
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Aguas Calf
Diaz Leaves Biarritz for Paris After Stay
General Porfirio Diaz, who has resided in Biarritz since August, departed today for Paris as his stay in the seaside town ends.
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Associated Press
Biarritz
Porfirio Diaz
Paris
Government shows proof on dynamiters case in Chicago
District Attorney Miller argued before a Chicago court that the government has proof of seventeen shipments of nitroglycerin and eight dynamite transports on passenger trains within a year. He said no explosion evidence existed and labor union officials seek reversal of interstate explosive shipment regulations rather than proof of destruction. The testimony covered motive to target open shop contractors.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Miller
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