Outlaws Rob Carney Oklahoma Territory in Overnight Raid
Six masked gunmen held up Carney Oklahoma Territory last night looting stores and a hotel. They bound a store owner and son, then killed them, plus fired on townspeople. Authorities pursued in three bands. two suspects reportedly fled to a farmhouse northeast of Guthrie near Chandler.
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Guthrie
O. T
Carney
Here
Dynamite Dick
Daltons
Iil
Dogin
Vilage
B. Fouls
Lacy
Chandler
United States Marshal's Office
Saag
United States
Colcord
Yurant
Corner Stone Laying for Hall of History at Roterh am University
Washington October18 significant event marks advancement of American education with corner stone laid next Wednesday at 2 pm. Program includes hymn by George Lansing Taylor, prayers and speeches by Bishop John F. Hurst Governor Robert E Pattison Bishop A W Wilson and others. Building to cost over 200000 and will be white marble and rank among Washingtons notable government structures.
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Washington
Hall of History
American University
Cleveland
George Lansing Taylor
S. H
Connecticut
John F. Hurst
Robert E. Pattison
Pennsylvania
A. W. Wilson
Baltimore
James W. Parkley
The
Christian Advocate of
New York
Charles H. Bowler
Buffalo
Charles MM. Cabe
D. D
Forth Worth
Tex
Methodist Episcopal Church
Paris Steamship Paris Arrives Safe After Shaft Break
The American Line steamer Paris Captain Wilkins from New York reached Southampton at dawn reporting on October 8 a break in its starboard tail shaft at 49 4 N 67 W. The vessel slowed and repaired using one engine with no passenger distress. Fuerst Bismarck offered tow but was declined. Repairs to dry dock begun.
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Southampton
American Line
Paris
Wilkir
New York City
Fuerst Bismarck
New York
Wilkins
Two Veers for Stealing Hicyelon Plot in Oregon Elopement Case
William Hemingway Smith pleaded guilty to stealing two bicycles then fled to San Francisco where he eloped with Della Laura Tucker daughter of a Santa Clara miller. He received a two year sentence.
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Portland
Ore
William Hemingway Smith
San Francisco
Della Laura Tucker
Santa Clara
Dividend Declared for Port Angeles Bank Creditors
The comptroller of the currency declares a 20 percent dividend for creditors of the First National Bank of Port Angeles Washington.
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Washington
First Natenal Bank
Port Angeles
Wash
Blood and thunder tale ends in double shooting near Pondtown
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania on October 18 David Pearl a mulatto was shot and killed by Harman Calaman after Pearl and Beidelman attacked Theodore Calaman's home and damaged property. Beidelman was seriously wounded as Harman Calaman fired again striking Beidelman in the leg. Both assailants are in prison.
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Chambersburg
Penn
David Pearl
Pondtown
Harman Calaman
John Ledderman
Pearl
Calaman
Beidelman
Theodore Calaman
Sharkey and Fitzsimmons Near December Boxing Clash
San Francisco officials press for a Sharkey versus Fitzsimmons bout with a $10,000 purse and rules under Marquis of Queensbury. Corbett seeks a rematch with Sharkey as talks hinge on referee choice and travel expenses. Julian of Fitzsimmons negotiates terms awaiting Corbett’s fate.
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San Francisco
Tom Sharkey
Jim Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Sharkey
Bob
National Club
New York
National
Martin Julian
J. J. Groom
Marquis of Queensbury
Siler Or
Houseman of
Chicago
Julian
Largest fire in years destroys Los Angeles box factory
In Los Angeles the Fowler paper box factory fire burned late last night, consuming over 200000 dollars in property. The three story brick building owned by R J Howell housed plumbing supplier J D Hooker on the first floor and Van Storage on the second. Firefighters were injured by timbers and spectator Thomas Meredith suffered a serious head wound from a falling cornice. Cause of the blaze remains unknown.
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Los Angeles
Fowler Paper Box Factory
R.J. Howell
J. D. Hooker
van Storage Company
Thomas Meredith
Typographical Union concludes its 48th convention in Colorado Springs
The International Typographical Union finished its 48th convention in Colorado Springs on October 19. Delegates departed by night with officers remaining to address minor business. President Prescott said the session was among the most important in ten years and that it cost about $30,000.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
International Typographical Union
Prescott
Old Democrat Looks For Job As Secretary Of Commission
Seattle Oct 8 The old standard democrats of this state recommend George W Stapleton of Vancouver Washington for appointment by President Cleveland as secretary of the Deringsea claims commission Stapleton a presidential elector named by sound money democrats and mayor of Vancouver is conferring with United States Attorney Brinker about the appointment which is said to go to the Pacific coast
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Cleveland
Seattle
George W. Stapleton
Vancouver Wash
Deringsea Claims Commission
Stapleton
Sound Money
Vancouver
United States
Brinker
Pacific Coast
McKinley Campaign Led by Generals on Ohio Swing
Canton Ohio October coverage shows Major McKinley hosting veterans at the railway station and a rally with Generals Howard Alger Martin Stewart Burd Walker Sickles. Sickles predicts silver mine profits and warns of a fund to influence voters before the election.
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Oho
Cleveland
Michigan
Toledo
Walker
Sickles
Canton Woman's Relief Corps
Sewickley
Penn
Ladls
McKinley and
Hobart Sound Money Club
George R. Walace
Union
United State
U.S. Grant
Republican Party
Lincoln
John Hay
Lafayette Williams
McKiney
Chicago
Europe
Sol Smith Russell
Major McKinley
Rebellion in the Philippines grows beyond Spanish control
San Francisco dispatches report the Philippine rebellion now far exceeds prior fears with 4000 Mauser rifles in rebel hands and Cavite under rebel control. Spanish loyalties waver as natives join the struggle, and plans to strike Manila were uncovered after a confession to a priest.
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San Francisco
Peru
Singapore
Hong Kong
Phillipine Islands
Manilla
Cavite
Blanco
Mantila
St. Mesa
San Juan
CHANGES AMONG THE REGULARS
Several officers receive new postings and assignments in a Washington dispatch. First Lieutenant George B. Davis moves from Turger s College to join his company after requesting relief from duty. Major A. F E Woodson and Captain F. W. Goster are reassigned within the Ninth Cavalry.
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Washinon
George B. Davis
Fourteenth Infantry
Turgers College
New Brunswick
N. J
W. C. Butler
Third Infantry
Caplain D. R. Lowell
New York
T. J. Kirkpatrick
Fort Columbus
N. Y
James F. Randler
Ninth Cavalry
A. F E. Woodson
Fifth Cavalry
F. W. Goster
Mighty Cavalry
Elated by Wallace arrest admits other robberies
Washington reports postal authorities praise the capture of Wallace alias Hamilton taken in Kansas City. He reportedly admits robberies similar to the St. Louis strike on October 1 and the Chicago heist on October 3, marking a major recent arrest.
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Washington
Wallace
Hamilton
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Populist Leaders Confer With Mr Watson in Georgia
George F. Washburn and H W Reed met with Thomas E. Watson in Thompson Georgia for 24 hours to discuss a proposition from Chairman Jones and possible changes to Watsons acceptance letter. Reed praised the results while Georgia populists voiced indignation at his signing of the Chicago address. Watson heads to Atlanta to meet Jones representative.
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Watson
Atlanta
Jones
Messrs
Washburn
Reed
National Committee
Thompson
Thomas Watson
Colonel Robertson
Georgia
Chicago
Stephen Clay
State Committee
Bryan
Birmingham
Alabama
Tennessee
North Carolina
Kansas
Kanses
Republican Campaign Plan Pits Mason Against Bryan in Chicago
Chicago on October 19 reports that Republican managers will pair ex-Congressman William E. Mason of Chicago with William Jennings Bryan by scheduling Mason to speak near every Bryan rally. After a Iowa debate two weeks before the Chicago convention, Mason’s presence is intended to offer voters a Republican alternative without hindering Bryan meetings. The plan aims to create lively campaign moments.
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Chicago
William E. Mason
Bryan
Mason
Iowa
Charges Against Mr Quarles Nominee for Judge
Demo populist candidate Ralph P Quarles faces unprofessional conduct charges while sought for the Idaho supreme bench. Investigators report a Bannock county client escape linked to the case. A committee chair F S Detrich Blackfoot may publish findings. General J M Selin dies in Oregon.
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Raise
Idaho
Ralph P. Quarles
Bar Association
Fifth Judicial District
Quarles
Li's
Bannock County
Detrich
Blackfoot
Bryan Campaign Swing Through Ohio Draws Vast Crowds
In Hamilton an immense throng greeted ex-Gov James Campbell who led the welcome for William J Bryan as he enters the campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. Bryan addressed more than 10 000 from a courthouse park stand amid large parades and cheers. Early stops included Xenia Jamestown Washington Courthouse and Zanesville with reports of stage rumors denied and a drizzling rain greeting speeches along the route.
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Dayton
Ohio
Hamilton
James R. Campbell
Bryan
Courthouse Park
Chicago
Campbell
Butler
Wiliam J. Bryan
Butler County
Gibraltar
Washington Courthouse
Xenia
Jamestown
Willem J Rrven
Nme
Fair
Croun
Zanesville
Bryant
Chillicothe
Circleville
Lancaster
New Lexington
Bellaire
Denver's Notorious Highwayman Surrenders to police
Denver police arrest Albert Hence Downen a famed criminal who confesses to at least three Denver hold ups and multiple killings in California Oregon and Washington He plans to plead guilty to murder and accept execution Downen a 45 year old former Wells Fargo robber says his career began at 19 and he has spent 17 years in San Quentin The arrest followed the Mark Morris hold up and Morris identification. plunder found in Downen's room ties to past crimes
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Denver
Albert
Downen
California
San Quentin
Wells Fargo
Sacramento
Express Company
Oregon
Washington
San Jose
San Francisco
Colorado
Joel Ashworth
Ashworth
Mark Morris
Henderson
Here
Morris
Consul at Havana to Recreate General Lee Visit
Washington reports General Fitzhugh Lee plans a home visit to Richmond after arranging his Havana duties. Officials say he seeks recuperation after a taxing season and health concerns. Secretary Olney may discuss island affairs with Lee, but no impact on Spain-U.S. relations is indicated. Southern textile industries show rising activity with few idle spindles.
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Washington
Fitzhugh Lee
Havana
Springer
Richmond
Lee
Olney
Spain
United States
Motions Heard In Supreme Court Sets December Dates
In Washington on October 19 motions were granted including United States v. Dunlop for second Monday in December. Bear Lake Waterworks v. Conklin Mortgage Trust affirmed. Harriet Monroe v. New York World to be dismissed or affirmed. Sixteen cases on telegraphs telephones railroads and bridges tax laws set for first Monday in December.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Joseph Dunlop
Chicago
Dunlop
Peckham
Bear Lake and River Waterworks and Irrigation Company
Jarvis Conklin Mortgage Trust Company
Supreme Court of the Territory of Utah
Harriet Monroe
New York World
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Ruling for Chinese Laborers Certificates Must Be Retained
Washington October 19. The attorney general issued an opinion to the secretary of the treasury on Chinese certificates. Registered laborers who left the country without a certificate must obtain one before departure, or be denied reentry. Certificates and related papers must be deposited with the port collectors, not with local customs officers, and collectors are instructed to follow the ruling.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
La Gascogne Brings Gold After Turbulent Voyage
The steamer La Gascogne arrived in New York with $800000 in gold. A tremendous wave on Wednesday swept away a lifeboat and damaged the vessel, startling passengers who were dining when the shock toppled items from tables and spoiled meals.
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New York
la Gascogne
Grand Encampment Elects Officers in Boise
The grand encampment of the L. O. O. F. met in Boise Idaho on October 19 with about 40 delegates. Officers elected for the coming year include Grand C P F D Hall of Moscow Grand H P D F Baker of Poise Grand S W W J Brown of Salmon City Grand scribe A K Steunen berg Caldwell Grand treasurer Montie B Gwinn of Caldwell and grand J W A J Sehofield of Wallace.
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Idaho
Odd Fellows
Boise
Jis
Grand C. P
F. D. Hall
Moscow
Grand
Confidence of Victory Amid Fusion Talks in Georgia
Washburn and Reed travel to Atlanta to confer with Watson supporters as fusion talks unfold with Georgia Democrats and Populists. A state committee meeting is planned to decide on seven Democrats and six Populists for electors.
Ticket cases in Montana courts threaten silver Republicans
In Helena on October 19 the Montana Supreme Court heard restraining orders from gold and silver Republican factions. Delegates from Silver Bow sought a prohibition against placing the silver party on the state ballot. Missoula Democratic Sheriff candidate W. MacLaughlin asked to bar the silver ticket there as an irregular rump convention. Both motions await the court's decision next Wednesday.
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Helena
Mont
State Supreme Court
Silver Bow County
C. Q. Johnson
Silver Party
Bryan
Sewall
Butte Republican Party
Citizens
W. MacLaughlin
Missoula
Watson Affidavit Blocks Name on Abilene Ballot
An affidavit by Thomas BE Watson declining use of his name on the official Kansas ballot was received. The secretary of state ruled Watson’s name would not appear on the Abilene ticket but will delay mailing certificates to county clerks until the populist committee seeks Supreme Court guidance.
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Watson
Kansas
Toneka
Koe
Thomas BE
Wat‘y
Abbiene
Secretary of State
Abilene
Beidenthal
Supreme Court
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MR. Quarles
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Shuld
Stelin Derd
Marchfield
J. M. Se «Lin
MR. Bryan
Dem Racy
Jany
Prench
Tom Watson
Montana
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