Irish Exile Seeks Extradition Over Landlady Killing
Indianapolis report describes Lyneheham an Irishman now in the United States as he testifies on why his extradition to Britain should be blocked. He claims political motive and cites the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood of the Ishander Achin, and recounts the crime against Agnes McDonald including arson and assault during a barn fire incident.
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Indianapolis
United States
Lynehehaun
Ireland
Agnes McDonald
Lyneheham
Corpsel
McDonald
Tie
Lynehehann
Brotherhood
Madman With A Knife Attacks Camp Guest In Isis Sleep
James Gordon and Charles Rubi struggled with a madman who entered their tent at midnight from Long Count insane hospital grounds near Logansport Indiana. Gordon leaped up and grappled the attacker while Rubi aided in binding the man after a fierce struggle.
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Logansport
Ind
James Gordon
Charles Rubi
Long Cunt Insane Hospital
Gordon
Charles Rah
Racine Knitting Co Faces Bankruptcy in Four Cities
Creditors in Chicago and other cities suffered as Racine Knitting Co with plants in Racine Sher Lake Stevens Point Wis and Ripon filed for bankruptcy. Liabilities exceed 850000 with assets 150000. Factories to stay open though fewer offices to cut costs and organized in 1891 with 250000 capital.
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Chicago
Oct. T
Racine Knitting Company
Racine
Shelont
Ripon
Stevens Point
Wis
County Buys Andre Monument Site at Tappan
Nyack N Y Oct 7 The county purchased the Andre monument property at Tappan set up by Cyrus W Field to commemorate Major Andre's execution. After Field died his heirs refused to pay the taxes on the property.
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Nyack
N. Y
Andre
Tappan
Cyrus W. Field
Major Andre
Field
Death of Dr. Joseph Stayman Noted Horticulturist
Leavenworth Kansas reports the death of Dr. Joseph Stayman a renowned horticulturist originator of the Stayman apple and Stayman strawberry aged about 50 to 60 years old with burial plans to be announced locally.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Oct
Joseph Stayman
Electric car marks new speed record on experimental line
An electric locomotive on the Mahlenfelde Zossen line achieved 126 4-5 miles per hour, surpassing the prior record by a kilometer. The machinery and track held up, and engineers plan trials for higher speeds.
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Terlin
Mahlenfelde-Zossen
October 1903 Calendar Card Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
A compact calendar page for October 1903 showing weekdays and dates. The header lists Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa for the month. The page emphasizes the alignment of Sundays and the month’s start on Friday.
Fragmented numeric sequence from an OCR page
A partial numeric string shows sequential tokens like 9/10 11/12 13,14 15/ 16, 17 18/19/20 21/22 23 24, indicating damaged data or listing artifacts without clear context. No identifiable person or event present.
Vehicle propulsion figures from historic report
The document discusses an early electric vehicle's power system with four motors totaling about 1 100 horsepower and a projected speed goal around 10 miles per hour. It notes line voltages between 11 000 and 14 000 volts and an operational range over 200 miles, with power reduced to roughly 450 volts by transmission components.
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Ted
Belknap Widow Weds Mining Engineer Poindexter
Mrs. Meta Belknap widow of Representative Hugh Belknap of Chicago has married Paul Poindexter, a Baker City Oregon mining engineer. Her father George W. Steele of Marion Indiana and the ex Oklahoma governor knew little of the match.
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Chicago
Meta Belknap
Hugh Belknap
George W. Steele
Marion
Ind
Oklahome
Paul Poindexter
Baker City
Ore
Steele
Poindexter
Belknap
Possibility of Citizens Ticket in Milwaukee Spring Election
Milwaukee officials face ongoing scandals with a chance of forming a citizens ticket for the upcoming spring election. The situation centers on city and county administration and may drive voter action.
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Milwaukee
Citizens
Directors Reelect Officers at Chicago and Alton Railway Meet
The annual meeting of the Chicago and Alton Railway Company directors and stockholders was held in Chicago. Officers of the company were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago and Alton Railway Company
Weather outlook by region with showers and winds reported
Illinois and Indiana see showers with increasing southerly winds and rising temperatures. Upper Michigan experiences showers and cooler conditions with southerly winds. Wisconsin and Iowa face showers and cooler weather with strong southwest winds.
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Illinois
Indiana
Upper
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Market Reports From Chicago East Buffalo and St Louis
Chicago hog receipts 12,000 with bids 5.00 to 5.90. cattle receipts 6,500 with quotes 2.25 to 5.00. sheep receipts 20,000 with western lambs 5.40 to 5.75 Native lambs 3.75 to 5.75. East Buffalo quotes hogs 6.00 to 7.30, cattle 6.15 to 6.45, sheep 5.70 to 5.80. calves 7.70 to 8.00. St Louis grain: wheat No 2 red cash 85 cents. December 83 3/4. May 82 1/2. Corn No 2 cash 43 1/4 to 44 cents. December 44 1/4. May 44 1/2. Oats higher. rye and other notes included.
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Chicago
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis
Igarate
E Tauda
Chicago Board of W
Ex-Inspector Arrested Over Milwaukee Lumber Deal
Fred Helden Jr formerly Milwaukee House of Correction inspector was arrested on a charge of profiting from a county lumber transaction. He posted bail in the amount of 1000 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Fred Helden, Jr
House of Correction
Helden
Dividend Reduced at United States Steel
United States Steel Corporation cuts the common stock dividend from 1 percent to one half of 1 percent for the last quarter, citing falling demand and updated orders. The board, attended by 19 of 24 directors, also maintains the regular 14 percent preferred dividend and reports nine month net earnings and undivided profits.
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Steel Trust
New York
Uniten States Steel Corporation
Amdnendal
Seston
Filbert
Man Fells Death Kite Flight Over Brown County Hill
Charles Scro gham of Brown county flew his balloon device from Weed Patch hill at night carrying a lantern to signal his descent. He jumped, the craft crushed on rocks below with fatal injuries. An infant born in Chicago in a police ambulance on Clark Street and Jackson Boulevard to Mrs. Walter Callahan at 146 State Street hospital. In Neleigh Nebraska a 5 year old son of Fred Wagoner died after playmates forced him to eat sand.
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Indianapolis
Charles Scrogham
Brown County
Nashville
Weed Patch Hil
Chicago
T—Ome
Clark Street
Jackson Boulevard
Walter Callahan
Pineeton Avenue
Harrison Street
State Street
Neleigh
Neb
Get. T
Xeon
Fred Wagoner
Distorted Speech and Sand Found in Boy’s Stool Report Pending
Distorted speech described. A quantity of sand was found in the boy’s stomach. The offender will be at rest as soon as the coroner’s jury reports.
Returning Recuretonists Surprise the Thugs and 4 Running Fight
A Danville incident describes burglars plundering William Lynch's store at Munele. Twelve miles east, a posse of twelve organized by Town Clerk RLS. Pinnegar stopped the robbers with a plank on the tracks causing a crash. Fire was opened and a running fight dispersed the thieves who vanished into darkness. one posse member was lightly injured. Officers have not located the robbers.
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Danville
Newro
Oakwood
Here
William Lynch
Munele
Rls
Pinnegar
Dynamite Outrage Near Helena Wrecks Track No Injuries Reported
Eight miles west of Helena Montana a dynamite blast damaged a freight line after heavy rain washed away traces of the suspects. The engineer stopped the train in time, preventing a derailment though the road bed was badly torn. No one was hurt.
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Helena
Mont
McFetridge
Chamberlain Opens Campaign Speech in Birmingham
Chamberlain spoke to a packed 6,000 crowd in Birmingham as part of his protection campaign. He framed his stance as not a party meeting, thanked supporters, praised Adam Smith, and urged loyalty to the Prime Minister while defending the Conservative coalition and the empire’s interests.
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Birmingham Statesman
Glasgow
Andrews
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Adam Smith
Ile
Evéat Stroggele
British trade warnings and a bank embezzlement case
The speech argues for preparing a strong national effort amid evolving trade by protecting domestic industry and expanding colonial trade. In Sioux City, Thomas F. Ward, ex-vice president of Lemurs National Bank, pleaded guilty to embezzling $14,000, facing up to a $5,000 fine and ten years’ jail.
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Sioux City, Ia
Thomas F. Ward
The
Lemurs National Bank
Priest Bars Ave Maria at First Presbyterian Church
In Racine Wisconsin on October 7 Rev George Murray Colville interrupted soprano Susie Roberts during Ave Maria and ordered her to stop the song and leave the church Roy Colville stated he could not allow the song to be sung. The minister had previously advised that while the music was beautiful the words were not appropriate for the church.
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Racine
Wis
George Murray Colville
First Presbyterian Church
Susie Roberts
Roy Colville
Acton
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