Weekly World Events Abounds With Notable Moves And Incidents
Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady plans a new rectorate in Toledo and a Kansas City call. Rev. Dr. Charles Parkhurst resigns as head of the Society for the Prevention of Crime. A bank employee in Dixon wins $900 on a breach of promise suit. A verdict acquits Mrs. Nahey Margill of murder charges. Seth T. Weld receives a promotion for bravery in the Philippines. A Day ton forgery arrest ties to the Cleveland letter case. Bulgarian situation and jet warfare reports, a cowboys vs police clash in Mississippi, and a host of other global events fill the week.
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Cyrus Townsend Brady
Toledo
Trinity Episcopal Church
City
Kansas City
Trinity Church
Charles H. Parkhurst
New York
How
Society For the Prevention of Crite
Mike Nevloo Garner
Arthur B. Burrell
Dixon
Wico
Nahey Margill
Mary Terry
Jackson
Richard la Gailienne
Isserlauely Hl
Seth T. Weld
Camp Atascadera
Cal
Tae
Philpple Scous
Arowehien Brandenburg
Cleveland
Taft
Dryan
Dayton
South Bend
Inn
Stidebaker Brothers’ Manufacturing Company
Association
Charles W. Palibauke
Yoko Tianm
Sveley
Gulfport
Albert V. Wesner
Standard Oi
Sugar Creek
London Daily News
Belgrade
Maxim
Hugo
Alby
Rudolph Donneretaz
Madison
Wia
Ifoot Lake
Quentin Rankin
George Robertson
New Motor Parkway
Long Island
Bilney, McFarland
Lowa
Germany
Hagan
Mindanao
Iabor Ore
Thelp
alto # pulive
Nowrandere
Manr
Mise Katherine C. Marley
Fall River
Maas
Luk
Chevy Chage
Harry Vener
Yellowstone Park
Gey
M. Young
Edward Murphy
Abluwon
Mobile
Alo
Heartwell
Kearney Eowny
Nebraska
San Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Coalgate
Oklo
Bank of Coalgate
H. H. Smock
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Preiier Katsura
Fenidence
Tokyo
Vast mixed dispatches touch battleships politics and crime
Reports span from Japan welcoming the American fleet with a banquet in Yokohama to Austrian Turkish talks breaking off.. details include a Louisiana murder during a bridal tour, a Florida political case, a Nebraska blue law ruling, and a Tokyo lantern parade for US officers.
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Bigar Lend
Vincennes
Ind
Erala Etevatore
Dartiniy
Koti 4 Co
Empire
Owenel
Newton
Hriporor Willon
Trines
Angus Wulitn
Proeeta
Trineers Alexanden Victorin
Dehler- Wirlhorhioin
Imperial Paiies
Horhin
Japan
Yokohama
Junie
Seon
Korea
Far East
Paris
Constantinople
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Porte
Roknia
F. S. Beattie
Plaquemine
Pred van Ingen
Louisiana
van Ingen
van Ingens
United States
Preciliano G. Silva
Lecando Trevino
el Paso
Tex
Cannon
Ilinois State Federation of Labor
Peoria
Nicaragua
Tilo Grande
Prinzapulka
Root
Iakie
Tisal
Jan Janett Pouron
Peter Marsolo
Crawford
KU Hoar Lawrence
Musa
Joe James
Springford
O. A. Bolu
James
Springfield
Tokyo
Fieramoscu
New York
Bihiria
Tuily
Mir
Annunclade
Macurion
Tom Johnson
Municipal Traction Company
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Nebraska
London
Hone of Commons
Honsamin FP
Gilbert
Norfolk
Amanda Morae
Luglie Mulhall
Oklanomi
Martin van Hurgan
Segrally
Brooklyn
N.Y
Topeka
Kan
Phyal Chin
Mre
Thomas Chapmas
Hilly
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Gregory Med
St. Paul
Minn
Mansea
Elurch
Directors deny charge in bank scandal trial
Proceedings in a New York federal court featured denials from directors of the National Bank of North America about authorizing overdrafts by Morse. Key testimony described the bank collapse on October 16, 1907 and Morse overdrawing $211,000, with Curtis and others on trial for alleged banking law violations.
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New York City
John Wate
Oeetiniee
Morgan O'Brien
Charlen M. Setweab
Jon H. Flagler
Willi F. Flavemeyer
National Thayte
North America
Chartes W. Morrie
Tsoane
Nate States
Hie Mllows
A. A H. Curtis
Caston
W. W. Lee
Institut
Chris
Aad
Morse
Lee
Moran
Stock Exchange
National Bank of North America
Morse Bie
W. A. Nash
Com Xebango Bank
Clearing Hose Committee
Nash
Curtis
Clearing Nowse
Bank of North America
Mr. Curtis
Mr. Nash
Case Decided Against Roeld In Brownsville Affair
Washington attorneys for Oscar W. Roeld seek to advance to the Supreme Court the case challenging the president’s power to discharge a regularly enlisted soldier in peacetime without trial or dishonorable discharge. The bid follows a ruling in the United States district court for the southern district of New York. Attorney General Bonaparte did not oppose the motion.
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Washington, D. C
Oscar W. Roeld
Brownsville
Supreme Court of the United States
Kincare
United States
New York
Bonaparte
Kidnapped Brooklyn Youth Reported Threatened in Richmond
R. H. Burotell, 18, of Brooklyn, says two unknown men kidnapped him in Te Ylehton and escorted him to Richmond Virginia where they threatened death if he refused to steal. He walked into police headquarters in Washington on Monday seeking aid claiming he traveled from Richmond. His appearance matched his story.
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Washington, D
Teylehton
Brooklyn
Richmond
R. H. Burotell
Monay
President Roosevelt Turns Fifty Amid Quiet Birthday
The president, aged fifty, will work through his day in Washington DC with no family celebration planned. Mrs Roosevelt may stage a quiet brine dinner party, though details remain unconfirmed.
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Washington, D. C
Dieth Ag
Roosevelt
Congressman's Death Shocks New York City
Former congressman Alm Aingden McDermott of New Jersey died Monday night in New York City from heart trouble. He served about 64 years and was a leading Democrat. McDermott was mourned by colleagues and described as a prominent party figure.
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New York City
Lightning strikes damage Pocono Tea Co building and home
A Monday afternoon lightning bolt struck a large lee housed of the Pocono Tea Co at Naouil Pines setting the building ablaze and destroying it. The home of Mrs. Mervine at Mt Pocono was also struck and damaged.
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Serdatan
Pocono Tea Co
Naouil Pines
Mra. Mervine
Mt Pocono
Steamer Meachum on Rocks Near Keenaway
Winnipeg and Mita Port Arthur report the steamer Meachum stranded on rocks near Keenaway. Whalen and Jightore Hays join the rescue operation to salvage the vessel and crew amid challenging conditions.
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Winnipeg
Mita
Port Arthur
Meachum
Keenaway
Whalen
Jightore Hays
Balloon Landing Sparks Family Reunion in Buckeye State
A large balloon named America landed on Charles Hart's farm in Huntataarg township after departing Canton at 2 10 p m. Pilot Leo Stevens and two companions were greeted by Hart and later by Mrs Clifford and Mrs Tortman, who both discovered kinship as fellow balloon travelers.
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Wipper
Stevens
Foul Play Suspected in Smith Death in Lima
In Lima Ohio 76 year old O Warren SmithProhibition candidate for probate judge in Allen county died Monday night after cries for help were heard near the Elm street bridge He was found beneath the bridge with a crushed skull and died a few minutes later He had spent most of his life aiding temperance and practicing law since 1867.
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Lima
O. Warren Smith
Allen County
Cleared of Fraud Charges in Cleveland Case
A man named Kivite was discharged by Judge McGannon on Monday after being cleared of fraud charges in two indictments. Police alleged he obtained money by falsely claiming secret society degrees. Rivits testified the lodge was organized and money went to the lodge.
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Cleveland, W
Max Kivite
McGannon
Rivits
Shooting at Christening Leaves Godfather Wounded
In Cleveland during a christening, John Backtch of Youngstown was shot while acting as godfather to his sister Mrs. John Rallschi’s baby. The ceremony was halted as Backtch collapsed with a bullet wound to his right shoulder. police offered no lead on the shooter.
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Cleveland
John Backtch
Youngstown
John Rallschi
Backich
Gov Harrie Predicts Win at Warren County Rally
Governor Harris told a Warren county crowd he would resign if he cannot carry Warren county. The large Republican rally in Lebanon included speakers Hon. William H. Miller and Congressman candidate Jesse Taylor from the sixth district at the opera house.
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Harrie
Lebanon
Warren County
Preble County
Harris
Wiliam H. Miller
Jesse Taylor
Congress
Fugitive From Justice Appears In Dayton Court
Brandenburg Branden burg faced police court on Monday charged as a fugitive from justice. The case was continued to today with detective Fitzsimmons present. Brandenburg said he would return to New York without further formalities after being dismissed locally.
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Dayton
Broughton Brandenburg
Fitzsimmons
New York
Brandenburg
Daring Robbery at Star Hotel in Columbus
Columbus report states C. B. Davidson of the Star hotel faced a revolver in the lobby office early Monday. The thief demanded money from the safe, and Davidson surrendered $40 before the robber fled.
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Columbus
C. B. Davidson
Star Hotel
Rise In River Opens Navigation In Ohio Coal Transport
A sudden rise in the New River district from heavy rain will permit shipment of over 1,000,000 bushels of Kanawha coal to Cincinnati. Coal carriers from Point Pleasant to Gallipolis Cincinnati and Louisville will resume trips, reopening regional navigation.
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Gallipolis
New River District
Kanawaha
Cincinnati
Point Pleasent Tween
Louisville
Akron Man Accidentally Killed in Los Angeles Telegram
A telegram from Los Angeles reports the accidental death of A. W. Clapper, once an officer with the National Loan Company of Akron. He died Monday after an unintentional shooting incident. He had left the force about three years ago and resided in Akron.
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Akron
Akyon, O
Los Angeles
Cal
A. W. Clapper
National Loan Go
Ball Players to Play In Cuba
Thirteen members of the Cincinnati baseball team left Cincinnati Monday for Cuba to play the Cuba league clubs. The expedition is under Frank Bancroft in charge.
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Cuba
Cincinnati, O
Cincinnati
Frank
Bancroft
Miller Tyson Co Raises Capital Stock in Canton
The Miller Tyson Co of Canton increased its capital stock from 200000 to 1000000 dollars. The Mingleword Masailion Coal Co of Cleveland raised capital stock from 6000 to 50000 dollars.
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Columbus
Miller. Tyson Co
Canton
Sin Capital
Mingleword-Masailion Coal Co
Cleveland
Dinner Guests and the Bootblack Tale of a Victorian Visit
The narrator recalls Lloyd Oeborte and Robert Louis Stevenson in Bumon during a period of hardship. An English guest, rigid in manners, requested polished shoes even without a valet. The bootblack, moved by a belief in Providence, polishes the shoes himself and worries over satisfying the guest.
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Lloyd Oeborte
Robert Louis Stevenson
Bumon
Osborne
Huta
Grant
Alwiya
Alice Milks a Cow in Lemon Squeezer Comedy
A newly arrived wife teases her husband about farm knowledge and proves her skill by milking a cow with a lemon squeezer in the barn. The moment, set after a fishing trip, ends with the rustic humor of country life.
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Alice
Mr. Jenkins
George
Lippincott's Magazine
Medium to Be Attained Amid Lobster and Coffee
The note contrasts luxury and simple meals, saying lobster and champagne for supper symbolize high living while coffee for breakfast signals hygiene. Between these two, it asserts there is room for genuine living and balance.
Violin Strain Angers Amateur as E String Snaps
An amateur musician attempts to play despite nerves and muttering. While bending over sheet music a final attempt ends in frustration as the E string snaps amid a tense moment.
Salsify Wild and Cultivated Across Regions
The plant occurs wild in Greece Dalmatia Italy and Algeria. It has been cultivated since the sixteenth century in southern France per Oliver de Serres.
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Greece
Dalmatia
Italy
Algeria
Oliver de Serres
France
Markets News Cluttered with Mixed Price Reports and Quotes
New York markets show varied figures across commodities including grain, live stock, and wheat futures. Listings from Oct 27 record prices for cattle, hogs, and wool with fluctuating cash and futures quotes, while other regional notes reflect ongoing price shifts across markets.
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Financial
New York
Pattern No 2606 Corset Cover from Practical Fashions
Practical Fashions Paris Pattern No 2606 details a corset cover in seven sizes from 22 to 44 inches bust. It uses Persian lawn or similar fabrics with ribbon bending to regulate fullness at neck and waist, trimmed with lace or embroidery. Materials required include yardage counts and edging, with options for wide flouncing and edging to match.
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Paris
Paltary
Patton Bopartite
Hard to Controvert Moud-Hs Your Father Dialog
An exchange features Mabel arguing against objections to a motor vehicle. She notes she is 18 and resists, while Halflaliday mentions concerns about petrol cars odor and electric cars shocks. The dialogue centers on automotive choices and parental guidance.
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Mabel
Too Many Middlemen in New York Provisions
The high cost of living in New York City is driven by a growing army of middlemen between producers and consumers. These intermediaries add to prices as they handle and transport goods, inflating the cost of staples.
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New York City
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