Followers of Dowie Grow Weary and Seek Zion Return
New York report notes about 200 Dowie followers at an early morning meeting indicating weariness with reform work in New York and desire to return to Zion City. Dowie claimed aims to convert the Pope and commented on bogus checks and family kisses. Theatrical manager William A Brady and Lorenzo Winter faced disorderly conduct charges. Brady released, Winter paroled awaiting witnesses.
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Zion City
New York
John Alexander Dowie
Dowie
Folletvera
Zion
Chicago
Gladstone
William A. Brady
Lorenzo Winter
Sir Winter
Far East news from Tokio and Manchuria trade talks
Reports from St Petersburg New York and Peking outline Russia's Far East position. The Pacific squadron totals 54 ships with 750 officers and 13,200 men as new vessels head toward the Far East. Admiral Alexieff opposes opening Manchuria towns to foreign trade while Japan and China discuss concessions and Russian rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Russia
Tokio
Far East
Alexieff
Manchuria
China
United States
Shanghai
Moukden
An-Tun
Surrender of Insurgent Bands Near Monastir
Report from Salonica notes many insurgents have surrendered under Yildiz Palace orders. Leaders stay at large. the revolutionary committee plans winter thinning to about 3,500 armed men. Some insurgents perished in battles, missionaries aid Monastir relief with a planned $10,000 stockade project. Fort Clatsop reference links Lewis and Clark winter at the Columbia mouth in 1803.
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Salonica
Monastir
Yildiz
Revolutionary Committee
Chakalaroff
Sarafoff
Boof
Marina
Bulparia
Henry Haskell
Mr. Bond
Fort. Clatsop
Columbia River
Meriwether Lewis
Charles Clark
United States
Allegheny Bank Closes Doors in Pittsburgh
The First National Bank of Allegheny suspends operations and enters voluntary liquidation following ties to the Federal National Bank. Directors file to the Comptroller of the Currency. assets to be realized for full depositor payout.
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Pittsburg
Federal National Bank
First National Bank of Allegheny
Allegheny Bank
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Exchange
Bank of Trust
Federal National
Robert Lyons
Washington
J. D. Kramer
Stoney
Federal National of
First National
Clearing House
First National of Allegheny
Lewis and Clark commission to build Fort Clatsop facsimile
Portland Ore October 22 The Lewis and Clark commission decided last night to erect as neat as possible a facsimile of Fort Clatsop at the St Louis Fair as part of the exhibit reflecting the expedition.
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Portland
Ore
Lewis and Clark Commission
Fort Clatsop
Acme Harvester Plant Put in Hands of Creditors in Peoria
Peoria October 22 The Acme Harvester company a major maker of agricultural implements has placed its affairs in the hands of a creditors committee and seeks a time extension. The committee includes D B Forgan E C Beck E G Burr Martin Kingman and Ferdinand Luthy with assets reported near four million dollars and liabilities undisclosed. About 700 workers are laid off and three suits totaling twenty eight thousand dollars are filed in the circuit court Catlin & Co New York seeks twenty thousand on protested notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Til
Acme Harvester Company
D. B. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicago
E. C. Beck
Beck & Co
E. G Burr
Boston
Martin Kingman
Ferdinand Luthy
Catlin & Co
New York
20000 Men Will Go Back To Work
Officials of the Illinois Steel company have ordered the Joliet plant to resume operations next Monday in all departments. The move will restore employment for 20,000 men after a shutdown two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet, Tul
Illinois Steel Company
Denver Officers Detained in Philadelphia After Escape
Deputy U S Marshals Davie and Baker from Denver, connected to the Albert E Bell escape, asked to return home but were refused by District Attorney Holland. They must stay in Philadelphia until the investigation concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Davie and
Baker
Denver
Albert E. Bell
Holland
Mr. Helland
Davis
Parks Appears in Court on Multiple Indictments
Samuel J. Parks the walking delegate surrendered in New York on perjury charges and was released on 5000 bond. He faces additional indictments for perjury and extortion totaling 23000 and was sent to Tombs prison after bail offers were refused.
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New York
Samuel J. Parks
New Jersey
Union
Parks
Tombs
John J. Burne
Devery
Second Day of the Bankers Session Discusses Currency
In San Francisco on October 22 the American Bankers Association continued with Hon. William Ridgley urging a broader and elastic currency. He warned of stock speculation and called for prudent financial legislation while stressing government restraint and avoiding government funds moving through banks to stabilize business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Bankers’ Association
Caldwell Hardy
George Cg, Adams
First Congregational Church
William BB. Ridgley
United States Treasury
Banka
Treasury of
United States
Guards Arrested for Murder at Bartonville Asylum
Edward Sorrell and Samuel Flynn, two Bartonville asylum guards, surrendered to the Peoria County Sheriff after warrants were issued for their arrest on murder charges in the death of inmate Thomas Hartley. Hartley’s body showed extensive bruising and internal injuries. The pair refused to answer coroner questions and already had lawyers.
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Peoria
Edward Sorrell
Samuel Flynn
Bartonville Asylum
Omas Hartley
St Hartley
They Want a Business Man for Philippine Commission
Manila reports a chamber committee urged President Roosevelt to appoint a U S business leader to the Philippine Commission on Taft’s retirement. The commission is said to favor General George W Davis, while Beekman Winthrop’s appointment draws strong departmental resignations and broad objections.
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Manila
American Chamber of Commerce
Philippine Commission
Roosevelt
United States
Taft
Beekman Winthrop
Department
Winthrop
Commission
George W. Davis
Postoffice official resigns amid emplyment ethics row
Washington October 22 William H Landvoight chief of the classification division in the Post Office Department submitted his resignation after a request from Mr Payne during an internal inquiry. Landvoight had earlier led registry services in New York and said no misconduct was alleged, only the principle of his son's employment by the supplying company.
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Washington
Wiliam H. Landvoight
Postofice
Payne
Landvoight
Arnold
Bayne
Landveight
New York
Wage Rise Won By Shade Branch Glass Workers
Vittaburg reports a 5 percent wage advance for the shade branch of the American Flint Glass workers after a conference. Manufacturers conceded several minor conditions demanded by the workers. The iron mill branch will be taken up this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vittaburg
Shade
American Flint Glass Workers
Iron Mall
Minnie Sealey mining suit decided for Heinze in Butte
In Butte Montana Judge Clancey ruled in favor of F Augustus Heinze in the Miles Finlin versus Johnstown Mining Company case on a verbal contract valued at about 10 million dollars. The Boston and Montana Mining Company would be barred from paying dividends and the injunction could keep the property tied up pending appeals.
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District Court
F. Augustus Heinze
Butte
Mont
Clancey
Minnie Sealey
Boston and Montana Mining Company
Amalgamated Canes Company
Heinze
Jarney
Supreme Court
Har
Real fight at the Fort and maneuvers at Fort Riley
At Fort Riley Kansas on October 22 all troops acted as one side defending against an imaginary attack commanded by Brig. Gen. Grant. Tensions rose between the Texas regiment and the colored Tenth cavalry with fist fights. A detachment seized a man from the Texas camp but released him later. Some Texas soldiers travel in groups to the commissary store near their camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Riley
Kan
Grant
Texas Regiment
Tenth Cavalry
Texas
Maze of legal technicalities in Chase court martial
Denver Oct 22 Attorneys for Gen Chase commanding the National Guard on trial for perjury disobedience and insubordination press a maze of technicalities. The court ruled he made a legal oath in a habeas corpus return though a notary testified otherwise. Adjutant General Bell faced questions on field authority as Willis V Elliott argued the perjury charge lacks an oath allegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Gen
Chase
National Guard
Bell
Willis V. Elliott
Gov. Peabody
They Will Be Deporting Two English Immigrants From Rochester
An immigration officer left Rochester for New York with Celia Deighan and her 15 year old son Peter to arrange their deportation. Celia and Peter, both natives of England, are said to have been financed to emigrate by Liverpool authorities. In unrelated action the revenue cutter Dallas arrived at Charlotte from Owego to patrol the lake with Ogdensburg as headquarters for a five year period.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York
Celia Deighan
Peter
England
Elizabeth Barnes
Mia
Deighan
Liverpool
United Stats Revenue
Dallas
Charlotte
Owego
Ogdensburg
Two Croatians Arrested in Philadelphia Murder Case
Southampton reports two Croatians seized on the steamer Philadelphia upon arrival from New York. They were remanded to Bow Street for examination on charges connected to the September 25 murder of railroad contractor S. T. Ferguson at West Middleton, Pa. Police found $1,200 in their possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Crosatiana
Philadelphia
New York
Bow Street
London
S. T. Ferguson
West Middletoin
Seizure of Smuggled Goods Worth 25000 in New York
Officials at the customs house report the largest seizure from an incoming passenger capturing diamonds and other jewels valued at 25000. Captain Getlau a retired French naval captain was aboard the Teutonic and arrested as the jewels were sent to public stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En York
Customs House
Getlau
French Marine Service
Gerlatt
Teutonic
Court insists a man is dead in murder case
In Knoxville a habeas corpus petition sought to free Clarence Peak, already sentenced to eighteen years for murder. Silasulin, claimed murderer Haulin, appeared alive in court three times, then was ruled dead for all intents and purposes, keeping Peak's conviction intact and prompting a Supreme Court appeal.
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Chicago
Tribune
Knoxville
Tenasaga
Silasulin
Clarence Peak
Haulin
Silas Hulin
Supreme Court
Peak
Hulin
Can Factory Workers Demand Higher Wages in Chicago
Three thousand employees in Chicago canning departments have presented wage increase demands ranging from 5 to 10 percent. About 2,000 men and 1,008 women and boys are affected. Negotiations will begin soon, as the strike threat looms amid packing houses and pork butchering districts.
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Chicago
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Insane Asylum
Wm. Landvoight
Riley
Colored Cavalry
Gen. Chase
Ladrones
Iriga
Ambos Camines
Luzon
Quetre
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