Zion Movement Trains Carry Crusaders to New York City
The Restoration movement from Zion City departs by eight trains toward New York with about 1,900 crusaders, overseen by John Alexander Dowie. Guards, bands, choirs, and attendees board at northern stations for a solemn journey toward Madison Square Garden where Dowie and his co-leader are expected Friday for reform work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico, Het
Bert
Zion City
New York City
Cyu-Helt Bevun
John Alexander Dowt
North Shore City
Linton
Tho Warl
Zion
Zion Band
York
Madien Square Garden
John Alexander Devwle
Garden i
Aberdeen
Pave
Rockford
Hows
North Dakota
Dulente
Denwileites
Chicago
Willings
Schwab Paid in Full in Ill Fated Trial Testimony
In New York Marshall Schwab testified amid a murky trial over the Wandhalders protective scheme. Key figures named include Max Pom Lewis Nixon and George Per rine, with discussions of stock market terms and large sums tied to the True Company. The proceedings referenced connections to the Underwriting and the 1802 June 24 meeting at Schwab's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mit
Airiatre
United States
Larry Tresor
Rydublle
Sebeeb
Guttebe
Sebee
Joseph
Seliwab
Oliver Wren
Roerntars
Ian
Selwat
Fellehers Company
Nites Riddle Dé Common
Colepil
Schwans
Sehwaty
Schwab
Gerald
Mr. Nizon
Bothicbeen
Kepot Company
Fetwah
Guthrie
Tie' Siepublic Saleh
Dresser Testimony on Ship Building and Schwab Ties
The testimony centers on Mr Dresser pressuring Schwab and related figures over the Bethlehem shipbuilding affair. He claims involvement with Harris Gates Co and says profits were withheld then redirected to the shipyard. Dresser recounts meetings and private talks about reorganization and safeguarding company interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Guthrie
Dresser
Serwab
Stip Building Company
Bethisbern Prests
Schwab
Charles Harris
Harriy, Gites & Co
Land
Charles Harrie
Witners
Ain Schwab
Mir. Schwab
Mr. Schwab
Untermyr
Mr. Gates
Hire
Hethivhem
Harris, Gates& Co
Compar
Bethlehem
Harrin
United States
Huilding Company
Just Company
Reputite
France
Marines Go East to Port Arthur Raid Report
A dated dispatch notes heavy Japanese naval movements from Tokio with a flotilla of small warships and a larger division headed toward Port Arthur. The article forecasts tension between Japan and a western power and mentions claims of routine maneuvers amid anticipated hostilities.
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B. Petersburg
Balteet
Ss. Betorstinne
Port Arthur
London
Ges
Tokio
Tony Htt
Jabain
Chicago trip tied to South Dakota murder plot
Det Chitoxe reports a man identified as Pw Kongen vanished Sept 20 while traveling from New Britain to Chicago for a centennial celebration. Police suspect he was lured, robbed, and killed after arranging a sale and payment, with evidence pointing to a possible homicide linked to a large money transfer.
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Chitoxe
Det
Parry Pote
Pobbery
Pw Kongen
Bianip- Win
Rene Seer
Sean
Chicago
South Dekota
Another Son Stricken With Typhoid Fever
Samuel Heyer Jr the nine or old son of Mr and Mrs Samuel T Howe is very pale with typhoid fever. Mr Howe is in Colorado and may be gone for days. The doctor states typhoid fever is not contagious and not a contagious disease.
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Samuel Howe, Jr
Samuel Heyer, Jr
Samuel T. Howe
Howe
Colorado
Cie
Storrs
Car Famine About Over Says Railroad Official
George W. Wheatley of the railroad commissioners states the car shortage is easing. He notes the week brought few complaints from shippers about insufficient cars, and that railroads are catching up on orders after a prior backlog.
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George W. Wheatley
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Railroad Board
Wheatley
Army of 100000 maneuvers near Port Arthur threaten war
A despatch from Port Arthur on October 12 reports maneuvers involving 100000 troops under Admiral Alexeiff and Katchaeye’s formation. The display, kept secret, demonstrated Russia’s strengthened forces at Manchuria and near Port Arthur, with two battleships and two cruisers reportedly en route.
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Port Arthur
Tuessay
Atextett
Kagtayeek
Aso i
Bunday
Manchurda
Pekts
Fiuesia
Manchuria
Rusali
Alexieff
Aimechcan Wittckal
Arajeistnd Presa
Inmnding
Tatlenan Bay
Repecan T. In
Russia
Japan
Trussia
Meouburis
Ia & Calomel
Sys
Siberia
Amura
Mukden
Berlin
Tussia
Attack by Crew Near Cagayana Island Ends in Shootout
Manila reports a boat crew attacked Abe nattaws near Cagayana Island injuring a constable and wounding Abe nattaws. Four crew members were killed and another went overboard. The surviving attacker fled to Negryee and was later captured after authorities recovered constabulary guns and ammunition. A body was found in the river and the crew is believed to have plundered cabins for money and arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Qet
Imowhien Johnston
Herman
Runway Constabulary
Nar
Cagayana Island
Lung Johnston
Woundhue Erin
Negryee
Gine
Nabalva
Rayonan
Watt Lab
Jrayton
Monty Wind
Santa Fe Officials Summoned to Chicago for Meeting
Time card talk and urgent meeting notes show Santa Fe officials summoned to Chicago for a strategy session on system changes. Attendees include ten named participants and key supervisors from the L a Bitlee system. Weather and hurricane impact updates from Mobile and Georgetown are attached.
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Santa Fe
Chicago
Binler
Santa. Fe
Do Aturies
Mtr
Claw
Cook
Jourties Ho
Keith Sha
Weather forecast calls for cooler Thursday in Kansas
Weather Bureau forecast anticipates cooler conditions in Kansas by Thursday. Noon wind from the south at four miles per hour and a trace of rain reported this morning. Government thermometer readings show cool temperatures through the day with limited rainfall.
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Kansas
Platt Sued by Miss Wood for Breach of Promise
New York records Miss Mune C Wood a Washington postoffice clerk suing United States Senator Thomas C Platt for 25000 dollars alleging a breach of promise. The case cites her arrival in New York, engagement details with Mrs Janeway, and prior social ties while noting her modest trousseau and housing at 18 H Street.
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New York
Mune C. Wood
Postoffice Department
Washington
United States
Thomas C. Platt
Wood
Wifth Avenue
Mae C. Wood
Snd & Hywdend
Thomas C. Blatt
Nuirey
Lillian T- Jane- Way
Thuréday
Mise Weed
Jettern
Miss Wood
Trousseau
Matt
Tanewiey
Aga
Renutir
Janeway
Jury Deliberations End as Defense Closes Case
In a Tiliman trial the defense wrapped up arguments with Coronat Crote of counnebetor presenting. General Bellinger followed for the state with closing remarks. Judge Gery then instructed the jury on self defense and the need for clear evidence of fault. The trial proceeded as the jury retired to deliberate after the 142nd instruction. Sevaion Titan, uncle of the defendant, attended today.
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Texinetm
Coronat Crote
Pours
General Bellinger
Bellinger
Gery
Sevaion Titan
Lyon County Youth Claims Grand Invention In Hallucination
A 20 year old youth from Lyon County claims to be a great inventor named Damnorla Kas Ort. He is described as having imagined a plan to save millions monthly by strengthening the United States through an invention about feeding swine. Physicians found no medical reason for his condition. He has slept poorly since the episode and has not disclosed the subject before the attack.
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Lyon County
Damnorla
Tiey Huston
Wea
Tiy
Guy
United States
Court Lenient on Soldier in Reservation Killing
In Leavenworth Kansas on October 14, 19xx, Charles Laudenschlager faced a court concerning the death of Joe Taylor on the reservation last April. Witnesses testified Laudenschlager drank and beat his wife earlier. Taylor allegedly advanced with a knife, prompting Laudenschlager to strike with a brick, killing Taylor. The case centers on whether Laudenschlager acted in self defense or as an aggressor.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Iidee Riner
Willy
Charles Laudenschlaser
Laudenschlager
Reed
Joe ‘Taylor
April Caren
Luden—rchinezr
Taylor
Sears Appointed as Time Keeper on Rock Island Line
Br. W. P. Ballou resigned as chief clerk to division superintendent C. W. Jones of the Rock Island line with Deadquarters in this city and was succeeded by L. 5. Sears as chief time keeper. Ballou's future plans are undisclosed. Resignation effective October 15.
Odd Fellows seek $50,000 from Troutman Stone over Boissiere estate
Wichita dispatch reports Grand Lodge of Kansas weighing suit against Troutman & Stone for $50,000 to recover money spent on the Boissiere estate for an orphans home. Grand Master Johnson cites prior court rulings and argues the fund belongs to Kansas Odd Fellows and orphans.
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Wichita
Kan
Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows of
W. H. Kemper
Troutman & Stone
Grand Lodge
Qad Fellows
Botsiere
Kemper
Uniuel
Aetter
M. Johnson
A. ‘Trotman
Robert Stone
Troutman & Stave
Topeks
Hap
Gentemen
Odd Fellows Orphans’ Home
Mnd Industrial School
Lilleville
Franklin County
Kat
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows of Kansas
E. V. Bolsstero
Supreme Court of the Whale of Kansas
E. V. Holestere
Odd Fellows of Kansas
Odd Fellows
Odd Ivins
Rebekans
Orlyher
R. Johnson
Han
Order
Ie Man Te Grand Lodge
Tipo Assumisar
Arend Lodge
Teontranstone
Madanne Corrine Martinelli
Bolssiere
Kansas Supreme Court
Silkville
Ernest V. Holssiere
France
Issl
Louis Napoleon
Legal dispute over Kansas orphanage property ownership
The article outlines a Wichita Kansas legal saga where Reno lodge 9 and associated parties battled a $1.50 per capita tax for the Orphans' Home. An injunction against the grand lodge was denied and later confirmed, with property title contested as heirs pursued the claim. The case culminated in a 1902 Kansas Supreme Court decision.
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Reno Lodge 9
Hutchinson
W. Kent
Grand Lodge
Kansas
Grand Rodec
Wichita
Hoblers
Madame Martinelli
Kansas Supreme Court
Death of Archbishop J J Kain in Baltimore Evening News
Baltimore reports the death of Rev. John Jos. Kain archbishop of St. Louis at St. Agnes sanitarium after a period of illness from heart disease and complications. Born May 31, 1841 in Startinsburg West Virginia he studied at St Charles and St Marys in Baltimore before ordination in 186? He served Virginia and West Virginia communities, rebuilt churches after the Civil War, and was bishop of Wheeling before becoming archbishop of St Louis following Archbishop Kendrick's retirement.
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Baltimore
John Jos. Kain
St. Louis
St. Agnes Sanitarium
J. M. Stone
Charity
Mary Joseph
John J. Katawas
Startinsburg
Herkeles County
West Virginia
Jeremiah
Ellen Murphy Kean
Cork
Ireland
Birhor Wilmington
St. Charles Seminary
St Mary's College
Pultimore
Spa
Berkeles
Wheeling
Archbindas Bayley
Perre
Kendrick
St. Luke
Virginia
Great
St. Howie
Archbithon Kult
J. J. Glennon
St. Louie
Eprise Te
Rome
Kishen Gleasen
Kansas City
Robbers Drill Vault. $2,800 Loot At Berwick Bank
Four men raided the Farmers' State Bank at Berwick, Knox County, early this morning forcing the vault, securing 2800 dollars, and detaining residents at gunpoint until loading the money and fleeing east. Surrounding towns alerted. robbers not yet found. bank insured per president W C Tubbs.
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Berwick
Abligilon
Knox County
Farmers’ State Bank
Hen Hey
W.C. "Tubbs
Holtzman Triumphs in Indianapolis Election Returns
In Indianapolis on October 14 unofficial results show Holtzman winning by small margins. Democrat police judge and clerk are narrowly elected, with likely Republican leanings suggested by the totals.
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Indianapolie
Ind
Holtamain
Ely
Republicas
Guards and Contractors Used as Living Breastworks
Kating observed as he helped capture the guards while marchers formed a line. The scene highlights improvised defense tactics with guards and contractors repurposed as living breastworks amid the confrontation.
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Kating
Defense Nears End in Leavenworth Mutineers Trial
Leavenworth Kan Oct 14 defense in the convict mutineers murder case will close this afternoon under government care. The trial, not to be turned over to a jury before Thursday, features lengthy counsel arguments and testimony from Warden McLaughry and five mutineers. The defense claims the prisoners should have been confined on a military reservation, not in the penitentiary, while the prosecution rests its case with cantonments and witness accounts detailing the escape and the shooting of Guard Waldrupe.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Warden McLaughry
JG. Waters
Finer
Waters
A. S
Deum
Lydia Boyd
Thiken
Waldrupe
Kuardn
Hiner
Adni
Mie Bayd
Tew
Purcell
Waldrupy
Musteach Pritan Snuting
Mullin
Teato
Clark
Tarnes
Robinegh
Paramelon
Arma
Torkarte
Seattle
Thompson
Fils Peat
Janice
Wal
Nesta Mstre
Vanees
Critet
Attornay J
Dean
Jeoesh Wetlrs
Paciente
Orien
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Alexander Dowle
Elijah
Shipbuilding Company
Baltic
Manila Constabulary
Mobile
Ala
Georgetown
Grand Dartman
Islinis
Boston
Pilin- Helphin
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
le Louis
Westher
Amy
the Weather Bureau
Platt
Defendent
Plaintiff
Tiliman
Clnetwnett
Enifiston
Lawreatebure
Aurora
North Bend
Boissiere
Odd Fellows of
Kansan
Grand Loger
J. J. Kain
KATN
Holtzman
Onn Bee
Attorney Waters
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