Death of George M. Pullman President of Palace Car Co
George M Pullman president of the Palace Car Company dies at his home at five this morning after a sudden illness. He had been consulting at his office yesterday and appeared in ordinary health. Mrs Pullman was traveling from New York and is en route to Chicago. The stock market reacted to the news. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Pullman
Mr. Pullman
Cutter of Prairié Avenue
New York
Falloun
Maxpate
Ingaire
Toven
Pullman
Pullass
Charles Baton
York
Kita
Ula Hulise
Pallin
Mies
Chicaie
Chicas
Pullerin Greater Revi
Eikeron
Dave Reo
Pulte
George Mtrnik
Lensten
Itongis
Rumtetty
Couneel
Desir
Ove
Neuse
Raines
Hutier
Telie
Sanger W. Fullman
M Pullman, Jr
Will
Drunk
Lowden
Carolan
Bunyen Anderus
Chicago
Wall Street
Tre Dea
Myr
Wallman
Chicago Telephine Company
Mateh
Frank Lou
Local Stock Exchange
Horace Porter
Paudine Palace Company
Death of Pullman Shakes Stocks and Trusts Across Markets
The death of Mr Pullman sent shockwaves through Wall Street and Chicago boards. Markets fell as investors weighed the impact on Pullman Palace Car Company and related firms. Horace Porter expected to succeed as president amid a trading lull. Mrs Pullman prepared to return to Chicago after news.
Rock Island Engineering Plans for Tonwkin Improvements
The Rock Island engineering department plans extensive improvements costing up to 100000 dollars in Tonwkin, including land purchases of 24 acres to provide additional track and yard space for switching. Officials expect new offices and a shop building, while some lines may be removed. details remain uncertain as work proceeds.
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Rock Island
Tonwkin
Eee
Outbreak Reports Across States Reach Montgomery
Washington dispatch notes fever cases spreading to Montgomery Alabama and nearby locales. Reports list cases in Montgomery two, Mississippi six, with one death, and additional cases across towns including Cayura and Edwards. mortality linked to the fever strain remains under investigation by health authorities.
Death of W J Orendorff head of plow firm dies in Canton
W J Orendorff, 60, head of Partin and Orendorf plow makers of Canton, died from injuries after a railroad accident near Canton. A dispatch to General Alfred Orendorff confirms the death at Canton. A disturbing late night incident on East Crane Street involved George Hulbert Dan Hewitt Mary Moser and others kicking a door and causing a scene. Police later arrested Mrs Moser Warner and Constable Grice pending a trial date.
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Springfield
Alfred Orendorff
Deatty
Canton
Willian J. Orendorf
Maunumetur Ager
Partin & Ofendorf
George Hulbert
Dan Hewitt
Sire Mary Moser
May Sheets
East Crane Street
Frank Brown
Chick Markham
Marsh Meredith
Pete Aleadort
Jett
Moser
Owl A
Warner
Grice
Verdict Expected in Luetgert Case as Jury Deliberates
Chicago October 1 weary jurors in the Luetgert murder trial resumed deliberations after early morning breaks. Judge Tubuthill planned to reconvene at 2 pm as State’s Attorney Deneen reported continued absence of a verdict. Defense and prosecutors voiced confidence in acquittal or guilt, while jurors endured fatigue and debated the immense evidence and testimony.
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Chicago
Luetgert
Ulti Walcott
Purkill
Jaller Waltman
Sobe
Associated Peas
Lad
Bert Salt
Oelock
Judes Tubilt
Biebr
Attornay Phalen
Atle Willie Charles
Buergert
Hive
T Hive
Uney
Arnold Larebert
Enlef
Rkse Hie
Boyd
Dutier
Brokrn
Tuth
Deneen
Vincent
Tatil
Bi Conner
Sron
Sarge Tuthill
Thousands throng streets near the jail awaiting verdict
Chicago on October 1 crowds gathered around the criminal court building and jail. Thousands of men women and children filled the Michigan Street area with lines extending to Dearborn Avenue and north Clark Street as justice awaited a verdict following the Luetkert case.
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Chicago
Luetkert
Michigan Street
Dearborn Avenue
Clark Street
Crowd noise and guard action mark Luetgert verdict day
Spectators packed the courtroom as crowds jeered and shouted during the Luetgert verdict. Deputies restricted entry while Sheriff Pease ordered crowd control to prevent disturbances, with three women among the only attendees to oppose the mob mood. Strong opinions and bets on a 0 to 40 range circulated as verdicts neared.
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Pease
Luetgert
Luetgert Crowds at Court House After Verdict
Crowds gathered near the Luetgert sausage factory area in Chicago as deputies faced a volatile mob trying to force entry to the courthouse. Police and sheriffs used clubs to disperse about 200 additional onlookers as tensions rose following the corridor suspension. Luetgert, told by the jailer his time was up, quipped about visiting Mrs Feldt and earning more money, expressing satisfaction with the verdict and intent to sleep.
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Michigan Street
Tyere
Luetgert
Nsast
Chicago Avenue
Hoffman
Friends of
Ips
Chicago
Luneteert
Whitmion
Registration Push Drives Voter Roll to 7200 Names
Commissioner Yount reports about 7,200 names on the voter rolls as registration drives intensify. Polls warn fall voters must register by Friday at 9 PM with office doors closing promptly. Records show cross-party support and steady delinquent registrations, while notable entrants include United States District Judge Koster and veteran voter Gage as they participate in the process.
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Yount
Oelock
Billy
Maine
United States
Koster
Pestiver
Becuse
Gage
Wao
Topeka
Reputlicans
Democrates
Populleta
A Sherman Bank Fails In Sherman Texas
Houston October 19 The Cil Tank of Sherman failed to open its doors this morning. Directors met and decided to make an assignment. Cashier Fall says assets are four to one of liabilities with 64 000 debt and assets 200 000. A receiver petition was filed by EG McLean a stockholder. Pearl Stone and Son of Buffalo filed a deed of trust to protect preferred creditors. Preferred claims reach 86 000 with total liabilities around 100 000. Assets exceed liabilities.
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Houston
Texas
Cil
Sherman
Tts
Fall
EG. Mctean
Pearl Stone and Son
Buffalo
Leon County
Fed
Deaths and Funerals In Topeka Area
The funeral of Cheilene was held this afternoon at Hoyt. W. Jordan died yesterday at the Salvation Army hospital of dropsy after being found in North Topeka in weak condition. The funeral for Dr. G. M. Morrow, 80, took place this morning in Rochester, noting him as among the state’s oldest practitioners. Mrs. Marilla Meath, aged in her 20s, died yesterday at Fourth and Potk streets. she was a widow living with her daughter Mrs. Evans and a longtime Topeka resident. The funeral was held from the residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheilene
Hoyt
W. Jordan
Salvation Army
Dropsy
North Topeka
Valencia
G. M. Morrow
Rochester
Morrow
Marilla Meath
Fourth
Potk
Dra. Heath
Mrs. Evans
Topeka
Tsk
Women Active in New York Campaign Attitudes Shift
New York politics buzzes as Sheehan and Croker project Tammany strength while betting odds favor Van Wyck with 250000 of 475900 city votes. Republican headquarters rally for General Tracy and Seth Low as mobilized women clubs from 1896 reappear supporting both Tracy and George amid nightly meetings and mobilization in district clubs.
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New York
Messrs
Tammany
Tracy
Seth Low
George
Trey
George Sweans
McKinley
Bryan
Visiting Statesmen in New York Hear Major Figures Discuss Mayoral Race
In New York on October 18 dozens of meetings across the boroughs featured Gen Tracy Republican mayoral hopeful, Air Law, and Henry George supporters. Speakers included Postmaster Dayton, Seth Low at Masonic Temple, and Van Wyck among others as crowds pressed for positions on the mayoralty and city governance. The events touched on party loyalty, Nebraska influence, and broad calls for home rule amid a lively political backdrop.
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New York
Greater
Gen.Tracy
Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
Tracy
Air Law
Henry George
Lexington Avenue Opry House
Gorge
Postmaster Dayton
Thomas Jefferson
George
Dayton
Earl of
Tammany Hall
Mr. Thurston
Nebraska
Obie
Obie Tan
Taimaise Peromd
Hobie
Repubicas
Seth Low
Masonic Temple
Louiisiana
Ohio
Petry Belmont
Petricipal
Simaker
Academy of Miuste
van Wyck
What the Fight's About In New York Campaign
Former President Harrison comments on the New York municipal race noting the clash over national and state issues beyond local matters. The split involves Democrats and Republicans with Law Independents and Citizens' Union influencing the one issue emphasis. Republicans debate focusing on financial terms and franchise compensation amid broader political aims.
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New York
Harrison
Murat Halstend
Oflice
Citizens’ Union
Jssues Enenia
Ias Sinta
Political tempers rise in New York canvass over excise law
In a heated city canvass Democrats press the excise law issue as a factor in state assembly races. Tammany regulars push their candidate line while free silverites and Henry George factions fade from influence. Voter registry for Saturday exceeded expectations with Tammanys most confident as Justices Van Wyck maintains silence awaiting his acceptance letter.
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Jovai
Thomas Jefferson
Henry George Ite
State Assembly
New York
Justices van Wyck
George Fights Tammany with Moving Campaign Trucks
New York readers learn Henry George’s camp campaigns to push him as organized labor’s leader. Ten trucks will ship orators between corners day and night, while a labor committee urges financial support and representatives at George campaign headquarters. Hewitt quarrels over past roles, denying claims of private secretary work.
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New York
George
Supon
Campuion
Tammany
Mr. George
Organized Labor
Labor Campaign Committee
Geotca
George Campulen
Tralen
Gearse
Ansnewer
Abrams Hewitt
Tiles
Henry George
Taster
SM Hewitt
Wren
Hewitt
George Angel
Wai
Mr. Hewitt
Bryan backs Henry George in New York mayor bid
Jefferson Democracy committee releases a statement claiming William Jennings Bryan supports Henry George for mayor of New York. Bryan spoke October 7 in Hyansville Indiana and was later interviewed in New York. He said George has a splendid chance and that the masses will support him. No direct Bryan letters or telegrams to George marshals are recorded and Bryan was not asked for opinion on the New York race.
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New York
Jefferson Democracy
Willian [Jenningson
Henry Ee Fo Muver
Bryan
Hyansville
Ind
New York Cty
Pie Courter
Henry George
Wein
New York City
George Marshers
Harrison May Back Out Of New York Speaking Visit
Chicago dispatch reports Mayor Harrison weighing a trip to New York on October 2 to support Judge Weir under Richard Croker’s agreement. Advisors doubt the political wisdom of appearing in Tammany’s arena and may urge him to decline the invitation while a Cook County delegation plans to escort him. About 150 brigade members signed to attend the contemplated trip.
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Chicago
Mayer Uarrison Tey
New York
Judge Weir
Richard Croker
Red York
Cook County
Bryan Denies Opinion On New York Campaign
From Chieyzo to Narvik Nebraska a Bryan message states he has not expressed an opinion on the New York campaign and will not comment on Mr. Wat. J. Ryan. The note references George Cicket and William Jennings Bryan in the context of Greater New York political activity.
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New York
Chieyzo
Weller
Thenrs
George
William Jeanines Bryan
George Cicket
Bryan
Narfiik
Campiten
Campiten and de Pet
Wat. J. Ryan
United Democracy Denied a Ballot Column in New York
Albany October 18 United Democracy will not receive a column on the state ballot. Justice Herrick of the supreme court upheld the appeal from the lower court ruling and ruled affidavits proving nonqualifications were invalid. Several names should have been removed from the petition due to sworn statements questioning their centeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
United Democracy
Justice Herrick
Supreme Court
Herrick
Appeal for Seth Low Denounces Tammany Hall in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on October 19, the National Municipal League issued an address to friends of good government denouncing Tammany Hall and urging the election of Seth Low as mayor of New York.
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Seth Low
National Municipal League
Tammany
Philadelphia
Natural Municipal League
Friends of Good Government
United States
Tammany Hall
New Sack
Revolutionary Judge Williams Injun ction Decision
Editorial in Denver Republic supports strong federal limits on state action. It argues if Judge Williams may block state officers, federal courts could intrude in state governance, unsettling the balance between state and federal authority and risking interference with governors.
Tolstoi Sickness Reported Amid Reform Work
Berlin dispatch reports Tolstoi the station reformer is ill with an Ul Neas condition. The Livkal Anaeiger notes the ailment may delay or prevent the performance of a serious operation or project tied to his reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Livkal Anaeiger
Tolstoi
Cholera Breaks Out Against British Regiment in Iodia
A British regiment stationed at Birapur in northward India is reported and Somali casualties rise with forty dead among officers and privates. The Daily Mall notes the outbreak spreads among non- Romanlees and lines up further details from a reliable source.
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London
Mall
Siropahite
Birapur
India
Unnamed Deputies Overpowered by Mob in Georgia
Report from Bamerville near Rome indicates two Black prisoners were attacked by a masked mob while returning with their captors. Deputies were overpowered and disarmed as the prisoners were dragged into the woods. Details on the fate of the captors and prisoners remain unclear.
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Rome
Meporta
Bamerville
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Chicuzw
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Pullinat
Laselt
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Logik
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Chirm
Tultean
Sonthins
Mor Pullman
2M. Pullman
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Alabama
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de Case
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Miss
Ames
Edwarts
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Cisea
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Croker
Wyck
Friends of the Single
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Mutual Life Invuriate Company of
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