Week's foreign dispatches reveal fires and fatalities
Fires destroy two tobacco starhouses in Princeton Kentucky after an armed mob of 200 aimed to strike against the tobacco trust. A wreck near Vergennes Wisconsin kills three and wounds several. Queen Alexandra marks sixty second birthday at Sandringham. tributes pour in from around the world. Musicial director Mark Hawalor dies in Philadelphia. Bank in Kiowa Kansas closes due to slow collections. Police chief shot in Kazan Russia. assassin arrested. Obituary notes for James M. Wright in Oklahoma. Second turbine steamship launched in Chester Pennsylvania for service New York to Boston. Joyner killed and others injured in Donahue Illinois wreck. Monuments and rites feature Count Andrassy in Hudaponton. Portu gal independence anniversary celebrated with treaty signatures. Roosevelt praised by isthmus locals. labor troubles denied. Telinoix pays heavy internal revenue share. funeral of railroad president Samuel Spencer draws vast attendance. Cuban politics shuffle with calls for new elections. Hay memorial window unveiled in Philadelphia. Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate car shortage. coal shipments reported in Cimarron Kansas and North Yakima Washington.
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Bid for half a million acres opens in Kiowa region
Government offices at Lave ton Olds invite bids for about half a million acres in the Kiowa Comanche and Agiehe reserve, Oklahoma as Congress considers opening lands to settlement. Reports note bankers, resignations, and other national interests tied to the land program and governance.
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Chicago
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Supreme Court bars habeas appeal in Moyer Haywood Pettibone case
The Supreme Court rules the Idaho state authorities could proceed with habeas corpus for Moyer Haywood and Pettibone of the Western Federation of Miners, residents of Colorado, held in Idaho on murder charges connected to ex Gov Steunenberg. Justice Harlan says extradition method irrelevant to habeas, while Justice McKenna dissents, arguing rights to federal aid against alleged unlawful extradition.
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Haywood
Pettibone
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Thedaho
Steunmbers
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W. D. Haywood
George A. Pettibone
Canon County
Idaho
Steunenberg
Haben Dorpt
Colorado
Meyer
Tdaho
Justice Harlan
United States
Jus Ce McKenna
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Cabinet reshuffle moves through Senate in delayed confirmations
President Roosevelt sends seven cabinet changes and one Supreme Court nomination to the Senate. No immediate confirmations occur as committees report later. Moody poised to join the high court, Bonaparte to Justice, and Straus, Metcalf, and Cortelyou slated for cabinet shifts with Meyer succeeding Shaw as Postmaster General.
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Kenerail
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Moody
Bonaparte
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Congressional session opens amid few bills in Senate
Congress reports the Fifty ninth congress began its last session. The Senate met fifteen minutes and adjourned. The House stayed longer, with about four hundred bills introduced. Two resolutions aimed at investigating the discharge of negro troops were referred to committee after being introduced in the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
House
Three Deaths in Tunnel Explosion in Pennsylvania Railroad Work Site
A spark from a candin ignited giant powder in a tunnel under the Mast River during night work on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Three laborers died instantly and a fourth was dying, with rescue efforts underway.
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New York
Mast River
Wealthy Pittsburger dies by own action Monday
Pittsuburg resident Lee Dilworth 62, a bachelor from a prominent Pittsburg family, died by suicide Monday. Police say no foul play suspected as investigators review circumstances surrounding the death.
Attempted Extortion Charge Ties Coshocton Case to Wealthy Family
In Coshocton a farmer, Nooker, alleged extortion against a wealthy family west of the city. He claims they threatened the son of Gherman Nosker who ran away three months ago and was guided to Cleveland. The boy accuses the family of pressuring him to mislead authorities during the search. Doctors in Alliance report death threats by mail to avoid testifying in Canton.
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Tyearold Mrnekt Niwher
Gherman Nosker
Nooker
Farmer
Cleveland
Alliance
Mall
McGuirn
Ball
Mansfield Woman Burns Self to Death
Mansfield Ohio Mrs Clara Terman wife of Elza Terman a laborer died after setting herself on fire in her home following months of nervous disorders. She saturated her night dress with coal oil and covered her body with axle grease then ignited the gown. Her husband awakened by screams found her a burning mass and she lingered about two hours before death.
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Mra
Clara ‘Terman
Elza ‘Terman
Big Stick Gift to Roosevelt From Marion County
Congressman Monger heads to Washington with a gourd four and a half feet long as a gift from democratic admirers. The gourd resembles the president’s famed big stick, raised on a Marion County farm, conceived to be sent to the White House. Niles to Mave a New Steel Plant. The Youngstown Iron and Steel Roofing Co will build a $3,000,000 steel plant in Youngstown area starting next spring. It will include a blast furnace eight 50 ton open hearth furnaces a blooming mill a billet mill a bar mill and a plate mill. The firm will relocate its sheet mill from Youngstown. headquarters stay in Niles.
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Roosevelt
Marios
Monger
Washington
Marion County
White House
Niles
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Compiany
Youngstown
Murdered Wife and Shot Himself in Midland Party Feud
Donato Milanetti, 27, of Midland New York, shot his wife twice in the breast during a quarrel over a guest at a party. He then fired twice at himself. Milanetti survived initial wounds in hospital but is not expected to recover. He had arrived in Midland from Steubenville five days earlier.
Hunting Season Extended by Court Decision in Muskingum County
Columbus state warden Porterfield will follow a Muskingum county court ruling that interprets state game laws to extend the hunting season through December 5, giving hunters an extra day of sport beyond the previously believed December 4 end.
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Porterfield
Muskingum County Airenit Court
Man given three year term for intent to kill in Marion
Liberty Reece, of Marion Ohio, was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for attempting to kill Jobo Kine with a weapon. Reece said Kine had an affair with his wife and that he acted under unwritten law to protect his home.
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Marion, O
Liberty Reece
Jobo Kine
Reece
Kline
Woman Fatally Burned While Extinguishing Flame
Mrs. David Bevin of Hamilton Ohio died at Mercy hospital after her dress caught fire when she tried to stamp out a flame from a paper used to light a lamp. She suffered burns that led to her death following the Sunday night incident.
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Hamilton, O
David Bevin
Mercy Hospital
Cook Fatally Burned at Capital Restaurant in Bellaire
Robert Neal, a cook at the Capital restaurant in Bellaire, died after allegedly falling onto a gas stove at the kitchen. Witnesses or authorities noted the fatal incident occurred Monday, with reports describing a misadventure leading to severe burns and fatal injuries.
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Bellaire
Robert Neal
Capital
Neal
Apell
Vast upheavals in Java and volcanic devastation
A vivid account describes Java eruptions near the Merde Volcano with craters and rivers of boiling mud. Surging waters sweep towns, forests upheave, and wildlife including pythons and big cats are cast into canyons. Whispers of Andes upheaval echo distant memories of cataclysmic natural forces.
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San Francisco
Java
Sanday
Smerde
Fatihsuky
Valparatan
Santisga
Tooir
Amazon
Butler Reprimands Damsel Over “A Little More Conversation”
An embassy attaché in London recounts a tale of a long serving English butler who feels a proprietary interest in the housewomen. During a grand dinner he notes a young society newcomer paying extra attention to her neighbor on the right. He secretly whispers a cue, under the guise of passing a disturbance, begging her for “a little more conversation to the jot.”
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London
Bauer
His Opinion Sparks an Old Flame of Smoke
An uncle calls his nephew extravagant while dismissing a cigar purchase. The nephew, hidden aside, counters that the cigars are far better than his uncle’s current selections, hinting at evolving tastes and nostalgia.
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Nephew
A Poor Arrangement Mother to Son in Convalescence
A brief Reader anecdote shows a mother telling her convalescing boy to ring a bell if he needs her. Bobbie replies he is not strong enough to ring it constantly, highlighting a tender domestic moment.
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Hobbie
Bobbie
Markets Update From New York And Other Cities
Daily commodity prices from New York Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo and Pittsburgh show steady to dull grain tones. Wheat corn oats hay and cattle and hog prices are listed with ranges and specific grades for winter wheat and regional markets.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
York
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