Review of Civil War Era Court Martials and Political Happenings
Lieutenant Frank T. Evans of the battleship Louisiana was found guilty on two charges for leaving his post and insulting a superior. He receives a public reprimand and a loss of 160 numbers. Frank J. Couden of Warren County Ohio was acquitted of manslaughter. President Roosevelt plans a trip to England to deliver the Romanes lecture at Oxford and receive an honorary degree. Other items note embezzlement charges, resignations, and political nominating changes impacting Taft and related figures.
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Frank T. Evans
Louisiana
Livill
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
England
Carly
Oxford
D.C
Mraude J. McConnell
New York Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Inds
van Tredlmann
Cortez
Név
Janes Meenay
United Statea Supremo Eiuet
Wallington
Frederick A. Cook
Balkan tensions rise as Bulgaria rejects indemnity offer
A Bulgarian cabinet decision rejects London's indemnity proposal for Turkey as a condition for Bulgaria's independence recognition. Turkey warns war could follow Bulgaria's mobilization, while Britain France and Russia plan a conference basis. Germany backs England on territorial issues leaving Austro Hungary isolated. Serbia hopes war may be avoided.
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Turkey
England
Doenla
Horgegoving
Hungary
Gaelic athlete president shot amid church and civic turmoil
The article notes a shooting incident involving N. K. Fielding, president of the Mingle State Gaelic Athlete association, amid broader civic and religious tensions. It also mentions naval movements around Yokohama, a royal condolence abroad, and various other unrelated items including a church update, a homicide case, and a labor accident in Fort Collins.
Detroit and Michigan forest fires and related events
Reported multiple fires across northern Michigan amid sweeping forest destruction. Rail accident near Metz village, two deaths, and several injuries. International balloon race incidents, ship collision disasters, and financial turmoil including bank closures. Military and political tensions noted in Europe and the United States with several deaths by suicide and legal actions.
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Detroit & Maciillan Railway
Mets
Alpena
Mich
Nowlekd
Meta
Michigans
Bh, Gay & Co
Bond
Heston
Reculvers
Viran-Shebr
Maven
Berlin
North Sea
Hackstetter
Lchreider
New York
Albany
Bire
Chicagos
Rock Island
Rock Te Find
Chiwa Watland
New Sharon
Fort Yates
Union National Banks
Simmierville
William Randolph Hearst Owas
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Douglas County
Nebraska
Ava
Houtheastern
Japan
Yokohaa Harbor
Michigan
Metz
la Hocque
John Cook
Champaign
Edna McLennan
J. O. Curwood
Detroit
Canada
Mindy
British Columbia
Biritish Honduras
South Lancaster Academy
South Lancaster
Mass
Barber Asphalt Company
Me Barber Roofing Canning
North Venice
Ill
Joss
Frederick 8. Baird
Chicago
Mwaha
Ne Lipase
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Wan
Alten
IM. Hoy
Tonven
John
Chicuko
Culiteeire
Chayuplous
Detroit Tigers
Eaties
Chan
Universty
Elaus
St Santa
Poland
Piotrkow
Industria
Lod Ta
Toling Metz
Tole Reat
Forest Fires Ravage New York and Vermont Regions
Wildfires sweep hundreds of square miles across New York and Vermont. Adirondack and Adirondack Park borders report two fires near Cedar River and Blue Mountain Lake threatening Lake Placid and Indian Lake areas. Smoke blankets Berkshire Mountains and Green Mountain foothills in Massachusetts and Vermont. Bonnington area in Virginia? and large sections near Bald Mountain push hundreds of square miles toward unbroken wilderness.
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Albany
N. Y
Adirondacks
Kate
Adirondack Park
Cedar River
Indian Lake Village
Blue Mountain Lake
Lake Placid
Saddleback Mountain
Indian Lake
Dannemora
Clinton Prison
North Adams
Mass
Berkshire Mountain
Massachusetts
Green Mountain Range
Vermont
Hoosac Meduntain
Boston & Maing
Bonnington
Bald Mountain
Taft’s East Campaign Plan Shaped by Taft in New York and New Jersey
Taft pressed his campaign through Newark Elizabeth and Baltimore delivering speeches focused on labor issues. He will adjust the itinerary due to voice problems canceling day talks and some night events, with remaining dates in New York and West Virginia Connecticut likely affected.
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Baltimore
Bryan
Taft
New York City
Empire State
Newark
Ilzabeth
Trenton
Wilmington
Elizabeth
Patt
Hitchcock
N. J
New York
Mr.Taft
Chicago
West Virginia
Connecticut
Bryan Tours Illinois In Chicago Welcome
William J. Bryan arrived in Chicago Monday night amid a blaze of glory after a long day’s travel. A large Cook County Democratic delegation and national committee members greeted him at Union Station and escorted him to Pilven Park and Arcade Hall where he spoke to a huge crowd. The trip featured grand salutes as supporters accused Republicans of plans to purchase the election.
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William J. Bryan
Chicago
Union Depot
Lim
Lim Lonor
Cook County Democracy
National Committee
Congress
Lin
Piluen Park
Pilken Park
Bryan
Milneis
Republican Party
Battle with Indians in Montana claims deputy and four Flatheads dead
A message from Ovando in Powell county reports Deputy Warden B. Peyton and four Flathead Indians killed in a fight involving his subordinate Herman Rudolph and a band of Flathead Indians. The clash occurred near Missoula and implies a severe late war era confrontation.
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Missoula
Ovando
Powell County
B. Peyton
Flathead
Hoosevelt Named Editor in New York City
President Koon welt signs a contract with The Outlook to serve as an associate editor after retirement from the presidency.
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Hoosevelt
New York City
Koonwelt
The
Outlook
Wife elopes with $1000 stall in Harrisburg deal
John Shreve of Harrisburg Virginia says his wife vanished in Cleveland after taking $1000 from a business deal. He arrived with his wife this week to arrange a livery purchase and paid the first installment before she disappeared Thursday.
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Cleveland
John Shreve
Harrisburg
Shreve
Ife
Williams Predicts Taft Victory and Harris Reelection
Columbus Ohio on Friday Henry A Williams chairman of the Republican state executive committee predicted Gov Harris would be reelected by about 100000 votes and that Taft would carry the state by a similar margin He said the state and national ticket are coming closer together with Taft leading overall yet Harris winning some Democratic farmer votes on the temperance issue.
Stormy Session Splits Darton AFL Convention Delegates
Violence erupted as about half the delegates to the state convention of the American Federation of Labor in Darton Friday left the hall after Bartenders union members urged opposing candidates tied to squor traffic elimination. The resolution failed by 18 votes.
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Darton
American Federation of Labor
The Drouth In Ohio
The drouth across Ohio is one of the worst on record with rainfall shortages from 4.7 inches at Toledo and Cincinnati to 6 inches at Cleveland. October shortages reach 1.44 inches to date as the ground bakes dry and fires flare amid widespread dry fields and forests. Farmers feed stock from winter forage stored away.
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Ohio
Columbus
Toledo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
County Goes Dry by 21 Votes in Putnam County
Putnam county elections board asked who to certify the result of the local option vote. Assistant Secretary of State Binckley advised sending the certification to the secretary of state. Columbus notes the county went dry by 21 voters.
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Columbus
Binckley
Putnam County Board of Elections
Secretary of State
An Electrician's Fatal Mishap in Lima
Earl A. Young an electrician for the Lima Toledo traction line fell from a street car Friday. A knife hanging on his belt severed an artery as he dropped to the ground. He was rushed to hospital but doctors feared he would not survive the loss of blood.
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Lima
Earl A. Young
Lima-Toledo
Local Option Petitions Gain Ground in Hancock County
Local option advocates circulate petitions across Hancock county with activity seen in Findlay and McComb. The movement attracts cautious reception among county elites, while broad support spreads beyond toward rural areas.
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Findlay
Hancock County
McComb
Brainard Pleads Not Guilty in Embezzlement Charge
Cleveland. Go-Ramuel H Crain ard, ex cashier of the Medina County National Bank, charged with embezzling 6000, was arraigned before US Judge Taylor. Brainard pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for the second week in November.
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Brainard
Cleveland
Dry victory in Darke County flips vote in Ohio
Darke County voters approved dryness on Friday by a 111 vote margin. The report notes the presence of 37 saloons in the county, highlighting the shift toward prohibition.
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Darke County
Greenville
Lorain County Keeps Saloons Amid Bitter Wet Fight
Ohio Anti Saloon League reports Lovain county vote to retain saloons by a narrow margin amid claims of improper foreign voting. Lorain county goes wet by 36 vote after a long, heated campaign with brewer and retailer interests, local commercial association leading the final push.
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Anti-Saloon League
Columbus
Ohio AntiSaloon League
Lovain County
Tt Way
Ant-Saloon League
Lovaln
Lovain
Personal Liberty League
Nquor
Nght
Lorain County Commercial Association
Rasor Has Preliminary Hearing in Court
Medina Ohio attorneys for Guy Rasor opened a preliminary hearing with Manliy charged in the murder of Orle Lee, his sweetheart, on a road near Wadsworth October 8, two days before they were to be married. The defense sought to show another person might have motive, while Rasor remained stolid as testimony from Henry Lee described the discovery of the body with three bullets through the brain.
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Rasor
Medina, O
Guy Rasor
Manliy
Orle Lee
Wadsworth
Rasar
Henry Lee
Tragic Double Shooting in East Liverpool Case
James White, 24, shot Margaret Lok, 19, after she rejected him, then killed himself in East Liverpool. Miss Lok was wounded in the right ear but not seriously hurt. a second shot struck her brother’s coat as he accompanied her to work.
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Newe
N.K. Fielding
Mingle
Naagelin
Amore
Catholic Divines
al Chichja
I Yokoha
Haebop
Japaneo
Sper
de Oifeers
Tokyo
Thrly
Trarve
Vonmeirend
Abruzz
Allin Kaherine
Catholiey
St. Louis
Hingoat
Decatur
Aml
Ehooting Creale
Abnid Livelgert
Adolpht Lavbert
Elgin
Christian Sclence
Hoston
Christin Science Monitor
Buffalo
East Liverpool
O—urwen
Warman
James White
Mies
Margaret Lok
Tisk Wae
Fatal Church Explosion in New Concord O Hears Earl Cole Dies
In New Concord ten miles east of Zanesville Ohio, a lighting plant explosion in the basement of the First United Presbyterian church during Sunday services killed Earl Cole, 19, the janitor, as he rushed to the basement when lights failed. One heavy metal piece struck him behind the car, shattering his skull. others escaped serious injury.
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Zanesville
First United Presbyterian Church
New Concord
Earl Coleman
Doubly Fatal Train Crash Near Bain Bridge
Two trainmen from Springfield were fatally injured in a collision at Bain Bridge on the Detroit Toledo and Ironton line. A passenger train and an empty accommodation train connected by an open switch were wrecked. both engines and cars were demolished. Passengers suffered injuries, with many hurt in the affective crash.
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Chillicothe
Detroit,Toledo & Ironton Railroad
Bainbridge
Sharp
Siles
Springfield
Police Chief Suspended in Dayton Over Multiple Charges
Dayton Ohio police chief and Ohio Police Chiefs' association secretary treasurer John C Whittaker was suspended by Mayor Berhardt pending a board of safety hearing on 12 charges including intoxication on duty conduct unbecoming an officer and using profane language.
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Dayton
John C. Whittaker
Aod
Ohio Police Chiefs’ Association
Formnd
Berhardt
Board of Safety
Bridegroom Wan Kidnapped Near Wooler
A bridal party member was abducted for several hours near Wooler. Arthur Graber, a Cleveland bookkeeper and groom, was seized by a band at an outlying house while his bride and relatives conducted a search for Lin. The incident disrupted plans but no injuries are reported.
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Wooler
Arthur Graber
Cleveland
Way
Band
Outanes
Drie
Lin
Indictments Against Woven Pusket Operators Quashed
In federal court on Monday the indictments against Bloy Op erators alleged to misuse the malls were quashed and the case will not go to trial.
Dry Goods Store Looted in Lina O Theft Report
Discovery Monday revealed a floor cut and a rope descent into Bluem dry goods where about 1600 dollars in merchandise vanished. No clues to the robbers as investigators probe the Lina area crime.
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Lina
Bole
Troy Politician Dr W Baslilwell Dies at Home
A Troy politician and longtime county horseman, Dr W Baslilwell, died at his home in Troy on Sunday at age eight from paralysis. The obituary notes his prominence in local affairs and his service to the community.
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Troy
W. Baslilwell
Paralyals
Elephants Trained for Work in Kongo Forest Regions
A small herd of African elephants at Api in the Kongo is being domesticated and trained for porterage plowing and hauling. Oldest animals handle drivers, pack saddles, and loads, with growing expectations for better results. Mortality has been high among captures, but deaths are dropping as more are added. The project could reshape future travel in a forested, swampy region where elephants thrive and may become indispensable.
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API
Kongo
Elephant Farm
Sarandas
Uelp
India
Women Want Vote on $1.5 Million Atlanta Bond Issue
The Women's Civic League of Atlanta passes a resolution urging the city council to let women vote on a proposed bond issue of 1.5 million dollars. The league cites women property holders and their stake in city finances and tax allocations.
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Women's Clyjo League of
Atlanta
League
Markets Report Mixed Signals From Financial Rail and Grain
The market page shows mixed activity with government bonds steady and grain and live stock prices noted. Wheat futures for December, slight gains in some commodities, and several listed items including a heavy mix of prices and quantities reflect a bustling but unsettled trading day.
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Beye York
Lambe Sit Howe
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