Mrs Booth Tucker Killed In Santa Fe Wreck
The wife of the Salvation Army commander in America died in a Santa Fe wreck on California Train No 2. She was returning home from a visit to the Army colony in Colorado. An open switch caused two Pullmans to be demolished and the dining car badly damaged.
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Booth Tucker Weds In Eastbound California Train Incident
A Salvation Army official Mrs Emma Booth Tucker wife of Commander Booth Tucker and her daughter were injured in a crash on California train No 4 near Deana KE east of Kansas City. The article details her background, marriage to Frederick Tucker and her father General William Booth, with notes on Colonel Holland and the Army’s leadership in America.
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Kansas City
Emma Booth-Tucker
America
Fir Salvation Army
Booth-Tucker
Willem, Hooth
California
Deana KE
Kaman City
Trormy F
Urgent Calls for Speedy Return of Cars from the West
New York reports urgent calls for returning western cars amid heavy rail traffic. Officials consider delaying November reductions in train crews as congestion eases by eastward shipments, with shipments of merchandise and machinery to the West continuing despite some slowdowns.
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New York
Re Enter Mukden
St Petersburg dispatch reports Russian detachment entering Mukden Manchuria and recruiting guard homes due to Chinese weakness. Rumors of Japanese fortifications on the Yalu and in Korea are said to be exaggerated. only a rampart protects Russians against Chinese. Reports of Japanese troops in Korea remain unconfirmed and anti Russian demonstrations in Manchuria said to be declining.
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Han
Secession talk in Halifax urged full Canadian independence
Halifax dispatch reports the Halifax Chronicle urging immediate legislative independence for Canada within the Empire after the Alaska boundary award. The editorial argues Canada’s subordinate position is intolerable and proposes two options for complete sovereignty, citing relief from U S entanglements and continued Empire protection under the Monroe Doctrine.
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Canaan
Great Britain
Halifax Chronicle
Laditur Tewepsper Wagporter
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Liberal Party
Chronicle
Alaska
Canada
Chunda
United States
Monroe Hockline
Money coming west boosts currency transfers to St Louis
New York reports heavy cash shipments to the west with transfers to St Louis totaling 325000 up to noon and further funds to Chicago and New Orleans. Banks in St Louis see the movement as crop money flow while some worry the volume signals unsettled conditions in the center region.
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St. Louis
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Chico
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Rensfere
Chicago
New Orleans
St Louie
Tocal ‘Banks
Clung to the Ball as Teammate Fell in Training Fight
A training incident described as a football eleven scene shows a player clinging to the ball and being carried off after a pileup on the field. The report notes the team’s effort and the ball carrier’s determined drive as medics tended to the injured player. Nearby weather updates cover temperatures in major cities and a forecast for the region.
Suspected Bechtel kinheld without bail in murder case
Allentown dispatch reports Thomas Bechtel and a exiled acquaintance held on murder charges in the death of Mabel Bechtel Isccbogh. Bail not offered. $1,000 bonds set for two suspects. Mayor Lewis notes circumstantial yet strong evidence guiding police toward coroner and grand jury. Coroner's inquest to determine funeral plans for the slain girl.
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Mabel Bechtel
Allentown
Thomas Bechtel
Mabel Isccbogh
Lewis
Gulde
Theuistelet
Restoration of North Topeka Fire Alarm Service
Restoration of the fire alarm system for North Topeka will be completed within a few days at a total cost under 2140. Repairs include rewiring about ten miles of new wire, replacing damaged poles and boxes, and restoring service across North Topeka and the Hoodoo district after the flood. Chief Wilmarth notes expenses set and predicts the system will be back to normal with the flood’s impact largely repaired.
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Garfield Street
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Hoode
Wilmarth
Topeka
Mapensos
Tonka
Explosives Found Near Interurban Depot District
In Seattle area on Oct 31 a 12 pound package of dynamite with wired fuses was recovered behind a wash stand near the interurban depot. A second blast occurred at First and Jackson near Capitol Hotel. Detectives investigated a prior arrest of Will Shannon for dynamite sticks and a later discovery of two sticks hidden in pilings at Arlington Wharf.
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Hobinson
Ariington
SHIFT IN WIND DRAMATIC FIRE SCENE IN PADUCAH KY
A large wholesale grocery fire in Paducah spread from Migelock to multiple nearby buildings including Livingston Son Lang Brothers Drug Store and the Western Union office. Losses total about 310000 with insurance covering the damage as wind shifts helped gain control by 3 pm.
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Migelock
M. Livingston
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Broadway
Livingston & Son
Nares Mread
H. Well & Son
Whwlessie
la Gomarixino Hotel
Michaelios Wholesale Saddley
Lang Broa! Drug Store
Western Union Telegraph Office
Osawatomie G A R post resolutions questioned by locals
Osawatomie friends of Governor Bailey allege that recent resolutions condemning his appointment as justice of the peace in Manhattan were passed by a small minority and not endorsed by the G A R post. They claim the action was influenced by hidden hands to harm Bailey’s political prospects.
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Osawatomia G. A. Post
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State Journal
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Jake Anderson
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Renomination Support Emphasized for Curtis in First District
The text argues Curtis deserves renomination as a capable congressman in the First district and condemns opponents seeking a fight. It condemns political maneuvering, urged delegates at the state convention to back Curtis, and suggests the effort to attack him was misguided and lacking common sense.
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Curtis
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Wan
Employers Union Conference Opens For National Federation
Chicago October 23. A conference to form a national federation of employers associations opens at Kimball Hall. Delegates from national trade bodies attend as plans for a constitution revenue scheme and permanent officers are set. Participants include D M Parry J W VanCleve John Kirby Jr Marshill Cushing E G Hornbrook J C Craig F W Hodges N Chadwick James T Holle and Job secretary. John Van Cleave elected temporary chairman.
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National Federation of Employers’ Association
Kimball Ball
Jane
D. M. Parry
Indianapolis
National Manufacturers’ Association
James T. Holle
New
Yor
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John van Cleave
St. Louis
Charman
van Cleave
Indictments Grow in Timber and Stone Frauds Across West
A telegraphed report from Portland Oregon lists three more indictions including Kromal L Watson Guy Huff and Norman Williams in timber and stone law conpiracy cases involving frauds across Oregon Idaho Montana and Nevada. Secretary Hitchcock says investigations are broad and ongoing with cases expanding amid fraudulant public lands entries by groups including families and school teachers from the Midwest.
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Guy Huff
Norman Williams
Mise Ware
United States District Court For Oregon
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Nesbitt
Hutt
Hitchcock
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Pacific Coast
Middle Western
Lwmie
Feget Suspicius
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Montana
Nevada
PUTTING MONEY BACK
A St Louis money market update shows trust company offices reopening after nine oclock with crowds dwindling and most customers resuming normal business. Savings withdrawals ease while deposits resume as confidence returns. H J Bone reports the banking scene calms after a historic short run. Bail ey returns from Excelsior Springs to resume duties and says he is fully recovered and ready to work.
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H. J. Bone
No Doy. Bailey
Excelsior Springs
Six killed as houses blown apart and tracks damaged
A severe storm tore through the area leaving six people dead. Homes were blown apart and railroad tracks were destroyed, disrupting service and forcing evacuations. Local responders report widespread damage and ongoing search efforts.
Bilbao Riots Rise as Troops Clash with Strikers
Oct 22 Bilbao garrison reinforced amid barricades and clashes with voting strikers. Rioters dynamited Jesuit houses and railroad lines hindering relief and causing bread prices to soar. Dozens killed or wounded. hundreds flee. Madrid orders mine owners summoned as railroad workers threaten to strike.
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Atrikern
Actttur
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Biltao
Parks Trial Admits Bond Forfeiture Amid Extortion Claim
New York jury heard that a $2,008 bail bond for Sam Parks partner Tim McCarthy was forfeited before today’s session. Parks appeared ill and defense attorney Osborne argued the extortion charge against Parks and Tiffany associates arose from a business deal, as the prosecution rested after testimony about payments and initiation fees. The court then recessed.
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Tim McCarthy
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William & Devery
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Parka
Tiffany
Mr. Oxhorne
Fragmented Trial Transcript From County Court Proceedings
A disordered court record references Judge Hanes and Judge Mase in a case about a man named Walker accused of a district crime tied to fishing and a pay dispute at Silver Lake. Witness Andrew White is mentioned, as is City Attorney Usmy Eto Una Wee, with obstruction remarks and questions about how many fish were caught. The narrative also notes an arrest linked to a $29 dispute and references to a pool parlor on East Fourth Street and local police figures.
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