Carter's Answer to Salt Demurrers Filed in Federal Court
In Savannah Georgia November 5 the United States court heard morning answers and demurrers from defendants in the case of United States versus Oberlin M Carter and others. The suit seeks to hold up securities and property under Carter and associates. Demurrers challenge the bill as lacking equity and request dismissal with costs. Ex Captain Carter now in Leavenworth appears and asserts stock history with Edison Electric and Savannah Brewing Company figures, denying unlawful combinations. Attorneys Walter G Charlton led the defense as Carter remains in federal custody.
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Savannah
United State
United States
Oberlin
M. Carter
Otter
Jim
Carter
Lorenzo D. Carter
Stanton L Carter
Leavenworth
Kax
Tt Td
Rays
Wdison Electric Maritaine Cormpury
Irish Electric Tagnt Company
Gberitn NM
Savannah Brewin’ Company
Oberili Br. Carter
Edisa Electric Company
Walter G. Charlton
Masons At Fort Scott Confer Degrees Across Rite Bodies
In Fort Scott Kansas the seventh semi annual Scottish Rite meeting opened in Masonic hall with degrees from the fourth to the thirty second conferred on candidates from southeast Kansas. The four Rite bodies Lodge of Perfection Mackey Chapter Hove Croix Council of Knights Kadosh and Consistory performed the ceremonies, the reunion continuing through today.
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Port Scott
Kaw
Scottish Rite of Free Masonry
Masonic Hall
Kansas
Scottish Rite
Lodge of Perfection
Mackey
Hove Croix
Council of Kulehts of
Wednesday and Thursday Ball at Convention Hall
A ball and reception will close the two day event on Thursday evening at Convention Hall with about 100 visitors in attendance.
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Convention Hall
Tetanus Deaths Rise From City Toxoid Treatment
In St Louis on November 6 a twelfth death from tetanus linked to diphtheritic treatment with city supplied antitoxin occurred with Hite Mamie Keenan dying. Her brother is not expected to survive, adding four Keenan family victims. Emma Goldstein and Mary Kammerer remain critical from the same cause with doubtful recovery.
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St. Louis
Hite
Mamie Keenan
Keenan
Emma Goldstein
Mary Kammerer
Bishop Installed as Minnesota Episcopal Head in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota at Christ Church at 11 o clock today Right Rev Samuel C Edsall formerly of Chicago and recent missionary bishop of North Dakota was formally installed as head of the Protestant Episcopal bishopric of Minnesota Bishop James J Morrison of Duluth instructed him and seated him in the bishop s chair The service was fully choral with a sermon by Bishop Theodore N Morrison of Town The New Creator was sung antiphonally by the bishop and congregation Other rites had the offertory anthem Send Out Thy Light sung by the Christchurch choir Clergy came from across the west to attend
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St. Paul
Minn
Risht
Samuel C. Edsall
Chicago
North Dakota
Minnesota
Christ Church
James J. Morrison
Duluth
Theodore N. Morrison
Town
Edsall
Morrison
Willams
Nebraska
Anderson
Christchurch
West
Burglars Prowl Duhme Jewelry. 320000 Diamonds Stolen
Cincinnati readers report a daylight burglary at Duhme Jewelry on Fourth Street. thieves smashed the store window and absconded with about 320000 in diamonds leaving a glass ball as a directional clue. Night watchman heard nothing during the break in as suspects fled in a car with valuables.
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Cincinnati
Duhme Jewelry Company
Fourth Street
Vine
Race
Ontaces Geo
Runaway Girl Dorothy Hinkle Held in Chicago
Dorothy Hinkle, 16, daughter of Postal Telegraph manager William Hinkle of Dodge City, is jailed at Harrison Street station after fleeing home to meet railroad brakeman William Gardner. Police traced her from a friend’s home in southwest Chicago where she hid for ten days. Gardner, 26, reportedly left Dodge City for the east. the romance began two years ago and faced parental opposition over age.
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Chicago
Dorothy Hinkle
William Hinkle
Postal Telegraph Company
Dodge City
Kax
Harrison Street
Brown and
Bugele
Nentral
Staen
Gir
William Gardner
New York City
Santa Fe
Eas
la Junta
Colo
Gardner
Miss Hinkle
Tolona
Tis
Long Canoe Voyage Completes Pacific Crossing
Apia reports Captain J. C. Voss and A. K. Luxton, two Canadian explorers, completed a voyage around the world in an Indian dug‑out canoe. They left Vancouver in July, traveled 6400 miles, endured 66 days at sea without sight of land, landed at Penrhyn Island on August 1, visited Apia October 10, and then sailed on to Sydney via Wijl. Both men are in good health and confident of finishing the challenge.
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Apia
J. C. Voss
A. K. Luxton
Vancouver
Penrhyn Teland
Sydney
Wijl
Monroe Does Not Predict New York Election Today
A New York man, John Monroe, travels in Kansas on a Beetneas trip and stops at the IOP. He declines to forecast New York election outcomes, saying he is not running the tags and cannot predict how Tammany will vote.
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New York
John & Monroe
Kansas
Grape-Nuts Endorsed For Brain Health In Student Letter
A Jamestown reader reports that Grape-Nuts Food restored appetite, reduced headaches, and improved study stamina after two months of use. The letter claims firmer flesh, better color, and fewer sleepless nights for mother, aiding overall family health.
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Herve Cella
Jamestown
Father
Mother
Fusion reform forces threaten Tammany in New York race
The passage discusses the fusion reform effort against Tammany Hall, noting potential defeat of Tammany as reformers back a challenger. It mentions Shepard as a leading New York lawyer chosen as the fusion candidate and cites Monroe’s view that the move may have limited effect. The piece highlights a complex, peculiar political dynamic between factions and supporter alignments.
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Tammany
Daga
Poe
Shepas
New York City
Shepard
Monroe
Fem
Jim soHdly
FAST OCEAN MAIL RECORDS NEAR fastest passage
New York reports that mails left Tuesday reached London unusually early as the Kron Prince Wilhelm’s rapid voyage cut the 2978 miles to Plymouth to five days eight hours and eighteen minutes. The speed nears the record set by the Deutschland, shocking business men with earlier deliveries.
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New York
London
The
Herald
Plymouth
Captives Seen Near Sofia Abduction Case Update
A World dispatch from Samakoy reports Miss Ellen M. Stone and Mrs. Tsilka seen within two days by emissaries of American Diplomatic Agent Dickinson. They are safe and well and their release is expected to be arranged soon.
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New York
Samakoy
Ellen M. Stone
Tsilka
Dickinson
Sofia
New Klondike Strike In Vancouver and Midwest News
News from Vancouver reports a new Klondike strike aboard the steamer Amur with plans to Montana and notable near-misses and flooding concerns in Skagway. From Jewell City Kansas Nov 5 two services, Epworth league institutes in Jewell Clyde and Belleville, Dr Grosse Kansas City spoke on the evolution of Bob. Flight: Trego Mining at work eyeing coal vein, Prairie township boosting local enterprise.
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Vancouver
Amur
Montana
Creek
Iober Een
Skagway
HSS Gyan’ Sania
Itema
Jewell City
Kas
Concordia M. E
Epworth League
Clyde
Belleville
Grosse
Kansas City
Bob
M. EB
MecGuck
Upper Iowa
BMFL
Trego Mining Company
Prairie Township
Newspaper changes in Jefferson County Kansas
In Oskaloosa Jefferson County several newspapers changed ownership recently. C. B. Martin sold the McLouth Times to W. M. Pennington. W. A. McDuffee sold the Oskaloosa Times to Equiet Gardner, who also sold the Winchester Star to Oscar Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Carver started papers at Williams Town and Grantville to be published from Oskaloosa.
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Jefferson County
Oskaloosa
Kan
C. B. Martin
McLouth Times
W. M. Pennington
W.A McDuffee
Oskaloosa Times
Equiet Gardner
Mr. Gardner
Winchester Star
Oscar Kirkpatrick
Carver
Williamstown
Grantville
Shipping sugar beets from Garden City Kansas to Rocky Ford
Sugar beet growers in Garden City Kansas began shipping their harvest to Rocky Ford Colorado. Despite limited experience, farmers report strong yields and mark the venture as a promising, paying enterprise with shipments extending about thirteen miles inland.
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Garden City
Kas
Rocky Ford
Colo
Luuches
Sugar Factory Advance Deemed Awaited by Farmers
The report notes cent and sugar terms with the sugar company held firm and testers satisfied. A primary agreement envisions a $500,000 credit and a tertiary facility in Syria, while land already advances for the factory. Six cars were shipped Monday, with similar volumes anticipated daily if care coir is secured.
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Syria
Forbes Defeats Attel In West End Bout
In St Louis on November 6 Harry Fortes of Chicago defeated Aba Attel of San Francisco in the mid fifteenth round of a fast bout at the West End club. Fortes won one round but lost in the second, Chicago press noting the bout wore on with Fortes pressing and Attel weakening late.
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Forbes
Attel
St. Louis
Harry Fortes
Chicago
Aba Attel
San Prancisco
West End
Bowt
Tw Chicagoko
Tien
California
Henry Piinietmart
Thell
EU Pounda
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Masons
Fort Scott
Episcopal Church of Minnesota
Trail OF Diamonds
New Yorker
Sterling Remedy Company
Aicouloa
Fast Ocean Mail
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Gulf Port
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Perry County
Miss Stone
Mme. Tsilka
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