Japan Honors America Miners Fall Down Shaft
Three miners fell sixty five feet in the Rattler Mining shaft at Ramsey. C Magaroli suffered a broken back and serious injuries after a twenty mile wagon ride. Peter Hults sustained broken ribs a dislocated shoulder and ear injury. C Trimble had minor bruises. Two were brought to Reno for treatment.
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Associated Press
Reno
Rattler Mining Company
Ramsey
C. Magaroli
Peter Hults
Magaroli
C. Trimble
Cleveland Letter a Forgery Detected in Dayton
Broughton Brandenburg was arrested in Dayton on forgery and grand larceny charges after allegedly selling to the New York Times a letter claimed to be written by Grover Cleveland predicting Taft’s election. NYC police advised Dayton to hold him. habeas corpus proceedings are planned.
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Associated Press
Dayton
New York City
Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
Taft
Bradenburg
Bryan Defends as West Virginia Campaign Opens
William J. Bryan toured coal regions in West Virginia delivering an early morning speech to farmers. He defended Samuel Gompers, warned laborers against employer coercion, and prepared a reply to Roosevelt’s criticism but ran out of time. He left for New York later that night.
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Associated Press
Hinton
W. Va
William J. Bryan
West Virginia
Ohio
Roosevelt
President Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Bryan
Samuel Gompers
New York
Democratic fund tops 200000 after October giving
New York October 22 The Democratic National Committee announced receipts on October 17 and 19 raising the campaign fund to about 200000. Treasurer Ridder reported the current total as the fund grows through these contributions.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Ridder
Des Moines Merchant Denied Bankruptcy Petition
Bennet Steigel a Des Moines Iowa merchant was refused relief in bankruptcy by the U S circuit court of appeals after admitting he had lost about 100000 playing poker within a few months.
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BT. Louis
Bennet Steigel
Des Moines
Iowa
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Not Charter to Intercede for Bosnia
The United States is not a signatory of the Berlin treaty of 1875 and cannot intercede with Austria regarding Bosnia and the Turkish provinces it has annexed. The statement follows a San Francisco mass meeting of Servians urging presidential action.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Austria
Bosnia
San Francisco
White slave traders named fugitives in Chicago case
Alphonse and Eva Dufour, indicted by federal authorities for engaging in the white slave traffic, were declared fugitives from justice by Judge Landis. Their bonds totaling 26,500 in real estate were forfeited, with officials noting they are believed to be in France.
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Chicago
Alphonse
Eva Dufour
Justee
Landis
Dufour
Franco
Markets Do Not Stay Steady Amid Speculative Digest
The Associated Press reports New York markets on October 22 show digestion of speculative profits and price effects. Early trading appeared strong with high volume, but later sessions turned irregular as realising and professional short selling influenced prices and reduced clarity from daily news.
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Associated Press
New York
Emperor Orders People to Give Yankee Tars a Welcome
Tokyo reports a dramatic display as Japan vows to please the American battleship fleet. A torchlight march of about 15,000 crowds lit lanterns with American and Japanese flags as Admiral Sperry observed from a stand. The embassy reception and ovation followed before the flotilla sails to Yokohama.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
New Japan
Sperry
Komura
O’brien
Tokyo
Yokohama
Connecticut
Huyek Breaks AMA Motorcycle Records at Detroit meet
Fred Huyek of Chicago shattered three AMA amateur world records at the Michigan State Fair Grounds meeting sanctioned by the Federation of American Motorcyclists. He rode a standing start mile in 11:00.0, a flying mile in 0:64.2, and by rider endurance completed 61 1/5 miles in one hour, beating the 56 mile standing start mark.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Fred Huyek
Chicago
State Fair Grounds
Federation of American Motor Cyclists
Dark night in Reno as anti gambling drive darkens economy
Reno's business district goes dark after gambling interests cut lights to demonstrate city conditions if the anti gambling league wins the October 24 special election. Commercial Row, normally bright, resembles a tomb with some houses using candles to emphasize the effect.
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Associated Press
Reno
Famous Briton Dies Thursday
London reports Lieutenant Arthur Jermyn Mountenay Jeppson king's messenger since 1901 and queen's messenger since 1895 died today at an advanced age. He commanded a detachment in the Emil Pasha relief expedition under Henry Stanley in 1887. Pacific Coast League scores note San Francisco Portland 4 1 Oakland 1. Los Angeles San Francisco 10 6.
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London
Arthur Jermyn Mountenay
Jeppson
Henry T Sanley
San Francisco
Portland
Oakland
Los Angeles
Three Fire Victims Found Burned Near Crawford Quarry
Nearby, Martin Lapensaki, his wife and three children vanished after fleeing their home as flames swept the area near Rogers City. Authorities fear the family may have drowned in Lake Huron while escaping the blaze. Unidentified men burned were located at the quarry.
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Alpina
Crawford's
Rogers City
Martin Lapensaki
Lake Huron
Santa Fe collision near Topeka kills engineer
A westbound Santa Fe train collided with a stock extra fifteen miles east of Topeka causing the death of Engineer David H. Roberts and injuring twenty two passengers on the leading train. Forty head of cattle also died in the crash.
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Topeka
Eas
Santa Fe
Here
David H. Roberts
Local Broker Found Guilty of Embezzling Bonds
J Lynch a local stock broker was found guilty today on a charge of embezzling bonds of the Ocean Shore Railroad company. Sentence will be pronounced Monday in San Isco.
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Associated Press
San Isco
J. Lynch
Ocean Shore Railroad
Compa
Metal Market Brief Signals Mixed Copper to Lead Movements
Market notes from New York on October 22 show lead quotes around 4.22 percent and varying figures for other metals. Traders report modest activity with inconsistent bids and several listings referencing refined products and futures nearby.
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New York
Sanctuary event at Butler Hall draws large crowd
A Catholic church sanctuary hosted a solo evening at Butler Hall with a large gathering. Attendees enjoyed a delicious lunch after the entertainment.
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Butler Hall
Nitro Glycerine Factory Burned In Pittsburg Fire
A forest fire near Pittsburg today caused two nitroglycerin magazines to explode. The John Mammell company plant, a mile south of town, was destroyed while a third magazine was saved. The blaze burned woods over acres, injuries numbered two and damage estimated at 15000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
John Mammell Company
Claims Rolls are Padded in New York State Politics
William Connors, chairman of the Democratic state committee, alleged upstate Republican organizations padded registration rolls by ten to twenty thousand names. He said a state law committee of about 500 attorneys, chaired by former Judge Alton Parker, will oversee election day with special deputies in each district to ensure ballots are honestly cast and counted.
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Associated Press
New York
William
Fingy) Connors
Democratic State Committee
Upstate
Alton Parker
Bryan Taft Date Mix Up Delays Travel Plans
Aitchcock of the Republican National Committee postponed his departure to Chicago to tomorrow afternoon. He learned that schedules would put Taft and Bryan together at Fort Chester New York next Monday. The two committees then rearranged dates via their publicity bureaus with Bryan speaking Monday morning and Taft in the afternoon.
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Associated Press
New York
Aitchcock
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Charles Taft
Ohio
Taft
Bryan
Fort Chester
Republican
Democratic National Committees
Bad Snowstorm Wracks Northwest Rail Lines
One of the worst snowstorms in the west now at its height cripples train service on Canadian Pacific and Great Northern lines. Ten inches of snow has fallen with a fierce gale blowing snow into railway cuts over ten feet deep, depleting western rail operations from Winnipeg.
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Associated Preay
Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Cromwell killed by brother-in-law in shed incident
Clarence Cromwell a stockman on the Fathead Indian reservation was slain last night by his brother-in-law Frank Masterson. Cromwell entered Masterson's shed and a struggle over a revolver ended with Masterson fatally crushing Cromwell's skull with the butt. Subscribe for the Daily Bonanza.
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Kalispell
Mont
Clarence Cromwell
Fathead Indian Reservation
Frank Masterson
Cromwell
Masterson
Taft Appeals to Large Indiana Crowds on Opening Day
William H Taft spoke to thousands across Indiana on the first of three campaign days. He defended employer promises as business, not bribes, and urged positive remarks amid labor audiences. He emphasized education in his messages and contrasted with Bryan’s charges.
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Associated Prema
Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Willam H. Taft
Ers
Bryan
Taft
Attell Knocks Out Bobby Johnson in Second Round
Monte Attell defeated Bobby Johnson at Wheelman hall in Reno on October 22, stopping Johnson in the middle of the second round. Attell improves his win record with a decisive knockout.
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Associated Prows
Reno
Monte Attell
Bobby Johnson
Wheelman Hall
Berlin Deep Cold Grips City as Snow Falls
Berlin reports its coldest October weather since 1806 with temperatures from 7 to 15 degrees below freezing and heavy snowfall in parts of the area. The Central Bury opera is noted as being affected by the severe conditions.
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Berlin
Bury
Preawat
Dugrane
Freeatie Point
Fm Silenta
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