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Newspaper

Tri City Star

Location

Davenport, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1904

Page

5

Baltic Fleet Fires On British Ships Arouses England

London and Hull report the Russian Baltic Fleet fired on the English fishing fleet in the North Sea near Spurn Head Friday night. At least two fishermen killed, many wounded, several trawlers missing or sunk. Russian ships continued their bombardment for about 30 minutes then fled, sparking international protest and questions about responsibility.

London North Sea Spurnhead Hull England Baltic Nerang Balfour Wren Portsmouth Rodzanstvensky ST. Petersburg

Confession details Illinois Central train robberies and more

St Louis October 24 Special correspondent reports Chief Desmond’s interview with Morris alias C. C. Blair. Morris admits leading the Columbus Junction robbery and station hold ups on Illinois Central and Rock Island trains, claiming little money but valuables. He names Collins Bond Rose as associates and describes methods, locations, and loot across multiple crimes, refusing to reveal all co defendants.

St. Louis Tri-City Desmond Morris Columbus Junction Collins Bond Rose C. CO. Blair Simé Morrie St Louis City Hospital Willam Bruce Morris C. C. Blair Ilinois Central Rock Island Wangha Wminsis Aust Harvey Mattoon Weelk Vaughn

Gifford Confirms Morris Confession On Letts Robbery

E H Gifford United States Express Co local agent says Morris confession confirms the pursuit narrative and the Express Co claim about the booty. He notes rumors of a large cash haul contradict the earlier report of merely cheap gewgaws taken by the bandits.

E. H. Gifford United States Express Co Letts Morris Express Company

Henry Carr Ends His Life by Jumping Into River

Report states Henry Carr committed suicide by leaping into a river. Authorities investigating motive and circumstances, with no other persons implicated. Local responders recovered the body and notified next of kin.

Henry Carr

Despondent Henry Carr Drowns in River Near Perry Street

The body of Henry Carr, 47, was found in the river after he left the Walker House boarding about 7:15 AM. His brother Phillip Carr identified him. Carr had recently threatened suicide due to illness. An inquest was set for this afternoon at 5 o'clock.

Henry Carr Perry Street A. 4 Snook Car Street Flack Ant Holliday Boses Carr Phillip Garr WEG Bettendore Metal Wheel CO Monte Walker House Eki Wt Waleker House Davyanport Phillip Car Kate Car Rock Tei

Lane replies 1904 on Davenport joint discussion

Joe A Lane, chairman, refuses a Davenport joint discussion with rival candidate Dawson. He cites full speaking engagements through election eve and notes Dawson would have preferred meetings earlier. Lane says canceling is unfair and provides a press copy of the letter.

Davenport C. M. Reno Democratic Congressional Committee Iowa City Iowa Dayson Dawson Wade Joe R. Lane Democritic Lharty

Obscene Language Sparks Court Action in Roddewiz Court

Oscar Wiley objected to obscene and blasphemous language used by M. Brady near West by M. Brady and swore for a wait before Justice Roddewiz. Constable Holliday arrested Brady. his trial is set for this afternoon in Roddewig's court.

Oscar Wiley M. Brady Roddewiz Holliday Brady Triae Roddewig

Morris the Wounded Outlaw Confessed to Rail Banditry

William Morris, a wounded outlaw, confessed to multiple train robberies and hold ups in 1898 and later. He and Vaughn faced ten year sentences, were released after seven and a half years, and were linked to other robberies including the Diamond Special and a safe blow at an express car. He operated with Collins and others, evading capture after a spree that ended with a Mattoon Indiana station robbery and flight to Chicago.

William E. Morris William Morris McGregor Tex G. P Lawson Bruce Chicago Harvey Collins Othar Fallowat Chist Desmond Rose Jwe Monon Inkers Lafayette Ind. T William 3 St Louis Missouri Pacific Vaughn Jefferson City Evansville Suspi Tinois Central Pullmar Heck Island Columbus Junction Mattoon Til

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