Spirited Away and a Fatal Hospital Death at City Jail Scene
A riotous gathering near the city jails escalated with whites and blacks armed as a man named Tutcher died at Christ Hospital from wounds. Police kept order amid threats while witnesses described a chaotic scene as officers moved to separate crowds and prevent further violence.
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Fred Tutcher
Ying Min
Fernben
Christ Hospital
Ted Halner
Lawrence
Ana Peijeabie
Poe
Otter
Deny
Cate
Ellen
Vere
Elaiet
Hieke Banomi
Rhotgune
Pitti
Dune
Wiilina
P. EU
Hifmeate
Etery Fn
Iam
Clirint
Topeka
Shuvcouity
Kansas
Ene
Beventh
Ana Vatu
Peecy Jand
Murder City Shootout and Postmortem Findings
A fatal confrontation ended with Fred Tutcher shot by Will Mason after a dispute near a barn. Postmortem revealed a 28 caliber bullet perforating the stomach as coroner’s inquest opened with witnesses Reed and McClintock among others. Rumors of the two alleged Black suspects circulated, but Sheriff Lacy reported they remain in Lawerence under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Hercy Reed
Fred Tutcher
Will Mason
H. B. Jozeboom
W. A. Webbe
Reed
Pires McClntochs
Lacs
Court House
Sheri
Lawrence
Indictments Target City Officials in Federal Case
Six indictments with numerous counts were returned against Captain Samuel J. Boyd, John List, and Adolph Fel Weissman Barrett and Dolan in a federal grand jury action. Barrett faces multiple trials, with dates pending in the United States District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowis
Patice
Samuel J. Boyd
Onus
Barrett
Rice Miata
Lous Court Appeals
Towic State Committee
John Liste
Democratic City Central Committee
Adolph Fel
Deenti Weissman
Jefferson Club
Federal Grand Jury
Boyd
Richmerite NeAinst
United States
Mersey
Hoyd
Grand Jury
Sam Stasis
Exeleta
Federal Building
Senator Burton Quits Amid Jerusalem Exposition Plan
Unclear text reports Senator Burton resigning amid discussions related to reproducing the city of Jerusalem as an exhibit at the St. Louis exposition. Details are fragmentary and source text is damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pabiens
Kan
J. BR
Ots
Sony
Jerusalem
City Council Votes 35,000 to Fight Graft at City Hall
Chicago officials approve a 35000 appropriation to fund an anti graft inquiry led by Alderman Herman’s committee. The move aims to expose abuses in city hall administration as part of a broader graft investigation.
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Chicago
Herrman T
Counell
Ade Reban's Brother Daad in New York City
In New York City, William Creeban, once a noted theatrical quarter, died at his home. He was reportedly born in Ireland and leaves Ada Heban as a relative.
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Ade Reban
Daad
New York
William ¢. Creeban
Creben Wis
Ada Heban
Ireland
Fears
South Portland wreck near Bandon claims many lives
Marshfield Oregon October 21 wreck of the steam ship South Portland after striking rocks near Bandon on the Oregon coast. Of 34 aboard only the captain cook and five passengers escaped. feared 18 or more drowned. Life boats launched, rescue in progress as breakers hinder efforts. Passengers listed include Captain 3, B Melntyse, Bruce, Haven, and others with crew of about 20.
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Marshfield
Oye
South
Cook
Portland
Orr
South Portland
W. H. Weber
J. Watson
Baker
Lakes
Stes
W. EB
Terori
A. L. Bailey
C. Hattenbecks
D. McKay
F. Mocknge
Rejamutn
Wright Oficers
B. Melntyse
Bruce
Ftaven
Curtis Comes Home From Indian Territory to Report Conditions
Congressman Curtis, returning from the Indian Territory, briefs on land issues and leases affecting small farmers, tribal allotments, and timber and coal lands. He cites official investigations by the Justice Department, mentions two inspectors, and notes dissatisfaction among freedmen and Cherokee and Choctaw lands. The townsite project progresses, with full completion for most nations by next year.
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Curtis Fe Hick
Indian Territory
Congress
Curtis
Cyrus Lelieni
Leland Raw
Domiplin
Department of Justion
Tam
Department of Justice
Compres
Tcense
al Mites
Bio
Jamal
Tanita
Mr. Curtis
Secretary of the Interior
Chertave
Dawes Commission
County leaders push for white rural schools and roads plan
The proposal urges a territorial delegate and a nationwide public school system for white children in rural areas while Indians and freemen have local schools. It notes probate court overload in the western district, calls for road improvements and new bridges to connect country areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sible
President Calls Extraordinary Session To Address Trade
Washington announces a proclamation calling the Fifty eighth Congress into extraordinary session on November to tackle commercial tensions between the United States and Canada, requiring congressional approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
United States
Cal
Rush for a Receiver in Delaware Company Case
Dover Delaware Ort The Insulvency of the International Bank Trust Company of America at the City of Mexico a Delaware corporation with authority to increase stock caused a high profile receivership bid. Lawyers officials and stockholders pursued Chancellor Nicholson for appointment to seize assets and pursue insolvency actions in Mexico and Delaware.
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Dover
Dell
International Bank Trust Company of America
City of
Mexico
Delaware
Chandetlor Nicholson
Rhe Crne
Dela Ware
Palladelphia
Mt Delaware
Ner
Harbert Complan
Lwas
Wall Street
Wre. Hi. Hunt
Chas, P. Philippe
John H. Maugham
Secund
Drio
State Banking Department
Miner
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Montello
Wit
Monteiro State Bank
State Bank
Bloomington
J. BE. Brown & Co
Chateworth
Collision On The L Train Wreck Injures Many In Brooklyn
A rear end collision on the Brooklyn Elevated line near City Hall Station injures numerous passengers as a breakdown of an air brake causes two heavily loaded trains to crash. Debris from the platform falls and a large iron piece drops onto a trolley car while observers report widespread confusion and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Scorm
Hall
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad
City Tau
Alaska Award Row Divides Canada and United States
London and Washington report reveal Canada refusing to sign the Alaskan boundary award. The decision grants two strategic Portland Canal islands to the United States, while the mountain line largely favors U S claims, sparking protests from Canadian commissioners who say the ruling sacrifices Canadian interests.
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London
Alaska
Portland Canal
United Star
Kanhaghunut
Sitka
Portland Channel
Ocean Passage
Port Sithomon
Wales
Canada
Clive
United States
Mount St ‘Ile
Lynn Canal
Messrs. Jette and Aylesworth
Cadian
Jancred
Jose and
Aylesworth
Jesus
Tilly
Bern
Tlands
Kannaghunut
Sillian
Pearse
Kan- Baghunst
Sitkian
Aese
Facran Passage
Port Simpson
Wales and
Pearse Islands
Lord Alverstone
Sach
United Sires
Lyne Canal
King
Recas
St Would
Great Britain
Skagway
Dyes
Pyramid
Carade
Portland Caral
Mount St. Ritas
Canam
Vichy
Titonast
Atx
Ofek
Portland Citinel
Washington
Hay
John W. Foster
Alastain Boundary Commission
Foster
May
State Department
Hue
White Pass
Chitkoot Pass
Kiondike
Emssus
Cape Fairweather
Kichint
Department
Mitt
Urens
Fergush
Alaskan decision digest from London tribunal
Digest of the decision compiled in London reports the tribunal's ruling with an outline of seven questions answered. The text notes the decision is continued on page six and refers to an official digest from an Alaskan case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Indignation Over Mukden Opening Sparks Russian Protest
On October 20 Russian officials express strong disapproval of opening Mukden to world commerce. They warn such a treaty port would infringe Russia and China relations, citing Manchuria railway concessions and Sino foreign exploitation. Chinese labor camps near Delaney New York are noted with militarized fortifications and tensions rise along the Far East frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tritoa States
Mukden
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
United States
China
Fpssta
Manchuria
Delaney
Lsborers
Alexiem
Far East
Ue Herald
Amertes
Forte
Yongamptio
Korea
Figampho
Eilway
Suez Manchuria
Harbin
Vindivestock
Gunat
Calais
Port Artiar
Suits for 100000 Initiated Over Bridge Accident
After a special Iron Workers union meeting, damage suits totaling 100000 may be filed against American Bridge Co over negligence in constructing the Wabash bridge where yesterday’s disaster occurred. Union leaders kept quiet but may take charge of all filings. workers alleged excessive iron loads beyond listed limits. The meeting ordered a halt to city work until Thursday and arranged funeral details for yesterday’s victims. Each casket will bear a broken traveler emblem.
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Tiwan
Bank Robbery Routs Vault as Loot Exposed in Pleastondale
Robbers blasted the Pleastondale Nebraska bank at dawn wrecking the vault. About 2000 in currency were visible inside while the full 30000 in the vault remained untouched. a posse pursues the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoin
Pleastondale
Storm Toll and Port Destruction Shocks St Louis
An Austin based report via St Louis notes a severe storm striking the port city causing many lives lost and heavy damage to ships in the harbor. The Darith echomer Clara was wrecked with the captain and crew drowned amid high seas and frigid temperatures.
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St Louis
Oct
Globe-Democrat
Austin
Texas
Advinus
Malathin
Mexico
Clara
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Oetis
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