Bloodshed at Tiflis and Moscow Strikes
Reports from Tiflis and Moscow on Oct 9 describe clashes between striking bakers and troops, with stones hurled at police, gunfire, and mass arrests. Other items note a failed assassination attempt on Viceroy Yuan Shih Kai, harsh punishment of the would-be killer, and broader Chinese military preparations with foreign observers invited.
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Tiflis
Moscow
Victoria
B.C
Sinwampao
Tartar
Yuan Shih Kai
China
Tien Tsin
B. C
Oct
Foreign Office
Peking
Pieyang
Victroy Yuan Shik Kai
Wabash Stock Vote Denied In Court Ruling
In Chicago Judge Taylor refused Joseph Ramsey Jr. injunction to stop the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain roads or trustees from voting Wabash stock in the annual election to be held in Toledo tomorrow.
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Chicago
The
Evening Journal
Circuit Court
Taylor
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain Roads
Toledo
Spring Valley editor Ike Heller resigns after decade of reform fight
Ike Heller steps down as publisher of the Spring Valley Press after ten years of reform campaigns. Opponents paid him three prices to sell the plant and leave town. John R. Thomas, a local politician, will succeed him in the post.
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Spring Valley
Hell
Ike Heller
Needle in Hip Surprises Michigan Woman
Miss Jennie Updegraff of Goodrich felt hip pain that hindered walking. A swelling formed and her mother pricked by a sharp point, then pulled out a full-sized darning needle with pliers. The cause remains unexplained.
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Flint, Mich
Jennie Updegraff
Goodrich
Updegraff
Ragged Constitution May Save Man Wounded in Bay City
Bay City Michigan October 9 A man named Joseph Perz was shot in the abdomen by Frank Kasperski. The bullet ripped a jagged liver wound and may have pierced the large intestine but a ragged constitution is believed to keep him alive.
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Bay City
Mich
Joseph Perz
Frank Kasperski
Earl Kimberley challenges Sapwell to duel abroad
At a Norfolk county council meeting the Earl of Kimberley accused fellow member Sapwell of underhand methods and urged a duel in France. Sapwell laughed off the challenge and proposed a hotel room fight, but Kimberley insisted on abroad combat. Other council members intervened and the matter was eventually closed.
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London
Norfolk County Council
Earl of Kimberley
Sapwell
France
Earl
Illinois State Fair Ends After Record Attendance
The Illinois State Fair in Springfield closes as the most successful in state history with warm weather and large exhibits. Estimated attendance reaches 220,000 and gate receipts total about $60,000, surpassing 2008’s $51,000.
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Springfield
Methodists Admit a Baptist After heated infant baptism debate
Freeport October 9 The Rock River conference debated infant baptism with ministers voicing divergent views. In the end they admitted George F. Rassweiller of Naperville who publicly confessed he could not recommend Methodist doctrine on infant baptism to parents.
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Freeport
Bil
Rock River
George F. Rassweiller
Naperville
August Belmont’s Favorite Residence Near Belmont Park
The Rothschild representative in America, August Belmont, is said to favor a modest home near Belmont Park in Hempstead New York. The property sits on extensive grounds and reflects an unpretentious style. Belmont is a direct descendant of Commodore Perry who won Lake Erie in 1813.
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August Belmont
America
Belmont Park
Hempstead
N. Y
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Deaths Presence Shuts Out by Family Feud in Wisconsin
Hastings Neb Oct 9 Over the dead body of his mother John Budenek shot his sister his brother and his brother in law Frances Budenek 22 shot in the right hand Jacob Budenek 52 shot above the right eye Peter Smeall shot through the abdomen left thigh and left shoulder both dying or dying status It happened in a death chamber at the Smeall home 1550 West Second St Mrs Budenek died at 1030 Saturday night The event stemmed from a long running family quarrel John forced entry to view the remains after his mothers death He shoved his sister and then fired killing his sister brother and brother in law. John Budenek in jail. Graham arrested later, suspected in triple murder of Alice Ingerick Willis and Fred Olney.
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West Second Street
M. Budenek
John
Frances
John Budenek
Graham
Aged Brute Murderer Nabbed In Olney Farm Case
Middletown New York October 9 authorities arrest 65 year old Alanson Graham after information from Mrs Ingerick tied him to the Olney farm triple murder. Graham jailed. house searched revealing blood spots and other evidence linking him to the crime. Mrs Ingerick recovered consciousness and aided investigators as County Detective Wood and Chief Brinkerhoff questioned her.
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Middletown
N. Y
Alanson Graham
Olney
Rogers
Wood
Brinkerhoff
Graham
Three More Good Thugs in Wisconsin Bank Burglary
In Wild Hose Wisconsin Oct 9 a posse of fifty fought bandits eight miles from town. One was killed two probably mortally wounded and another captured after an hour and a half of gunfire. The fourth man surrendered after his companions were shot. A Milwaukee casualty firm offered 3400 dollars for arrests and sent a Pinkerton detective to investigate.
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Wild Hose
Wis
Milwaukee
Pinkerton
Des Moines Pawnshop Finds Green Skull with Bullet Hole
A pawnbroker Mr Levich opened a package left last Tuesday evening and discovered the green greasy skull of a woman with a bullet wound. Police were notified and an investigation is under way with strong suspicion of crime behind the discovery. The skull was dry and fragile.
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Des Moines
Levich
Unknown man's body found at Long Meadow Gun Club
A well dressed unnamed man was found decently clad on the lawn of the Long Meadow Gun Club by George Powers of Kenwood Terrace Minneapolis. The body shows bruising and blurred features and appears to be a murder case.
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Minneapolis
Long Meadow
George Powers
Kenwood Terrace
Grand jury indicted at extraordinary rate amid tied up cases
The grand jury in New Albany Ind reports indictments against an unnamed man at an extraordinary pace and expects to find 10 at least. A fire in Curl's wholesale grocery on West Main gutted a brick building and a two story iron warehouse. A large frame stable and two Seventh street warehouses were destroyed. Curl estimates his loss at 100000 with 55000 insurance.
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New Albany
Ind
PL. Curl
West Main Street
Seventh Street
Carl
No Printer Strike in Milwaukee Assured by Union Leader
The president of the Typographical union of Milwaukee assures printers will not strike and will honor their contract with employers, which runs through 1907.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukkee
Wis
Typographical Union
Baraboo Man Found Dead After Robbery
Frederick Steinbrink, robbed of 8500, was found dead beside a North Freedom railroad track. Authorities say he apparently killed himself after telling officers he would end his life if his money was not recovered.
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Baraboo
Wis
Frederick Steinbrink
North Freedom
Illinois W. C. T. U. Elects State Officers at Bloomington
The Bloomington session of the Wisconsin Temperance Union convened as the T inola convention and elected state officers led by President Miss Marie Ehrlem Chicago and corresponding secretary Miss Minnie B. Horning Evanston.
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Illinois
Bloomington
The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Miss Marie
Ehrem
Chicago
Mia
Minnie BR. Horning
Evanston
Student Injured in Swarthmore Football Practice
Fugue, two years and an Pendleton bound student at Swarthmore College, lies in university hospital after serious injuries from football practice. Physicians express hope for recovery. it is his first college year.
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Philadelphia
O—F. Fugue
Pendleton
Bnd
Swarthmore College
University Hospital
Fugue
Railway Blacksmiths Seek Coast Labor Ban Action
At year end session in St Paul the International Brotherhood of Railway Blacksmiths and Helpers urged Congress to pass a law barring Japanese and Korean labor on the Pacific coast and through the Northwestern states before adjourning to meet in Milwaukee next year.
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St. Paul
Det
Milwaukee
International Brotherhood of Railway Blacksmiths and Helpers
Congress
Tracific
Market Summary Chicago hogs cattle and sheep report
Chicago markets show mixed receipts and varied pricing. Hogs: light to heavy grades 84 50 85 70 with weak to 10 lower overall, US totals 35000 today 32000 yesterday. Cattle and calves steady to weak, sheep and lambs steady with westerns and natives priced 81 25 to 85 10 for cows and heifers and 85 75 to 87 90 for lambs.
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Chicago
Westeros
Peoria Banks Face Runs After Dougherty Indictments
Peoria National Bank closes amid indictments of Newton C Dougherty triggering runs on Dime Savings and Central National banks. Depositors, mainly women, crowd offices. 60 day withdrawal notices enforced later. Officials insist banks are sound and all depositors will be paid in full. Dougherty vows no loss to anyone. Peoria National liquidates under his scandal.
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Peoria
Peoria National Bank
Newton C. Dougherty
Dime Savings Bank
Central National Bank
Dougherty
Central National
Bosworth
Chicago
Peoria National
Spring
Sager Seeks Reform In St Louis Prosecutor Office
Arthur Sager circuit attorney of St Louis and his aide Colonel Dick Johnson visit Kansas City to study J B Kimbrell’s methods. He condemns two decades of flawed practice saying graft accusations are unfounded but a corrosive culture and tactics hinder justice and enable perjury and witness manipulation.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
United States
Arthur Sager
Sager
Dick” Johnson
J. EB. Kimbrell
Folk
Elienit
Kimbrell
Foul play suspected in Oliver murder near Wolf Creek
W M Oliver of southern Montana reported his son W J Oliver missing after traveling from Canada. Police found the murdered body near Wolf Creek. Oliver's outfit burned, horses and a French companion missing. He is believed the Frenchman, seen with horses later, may be involved. officers search for the suspect.
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Helena
Mont
W. J. Oliver
Canada
W. M. Oliver
Montana
Wolf Creek
Ilis
Oliver
Noonan Promoted to General Superintendent of Three Railroads
Marshalltown Iowa reports D T Noonan former chief clerk to General Manager L F Day of the Minneapolis and St Louis railroad has been made general superintendent of the Minneapolis and St Louis Iowa Central and Des Moines and Fort Dodge railroads.
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Marshalltown
D. T. Noonan
L. F. Day
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Iowa Central
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Wisconsin Arson Arrests In Walworth Couple
Aberdeen reports Carl Moser of Walworth county and his wife were arrested for arson after their house burned to the ground. Mrs. Moser was discharged. The couple, described as religious fanatics, claim the fire was a burnt offering.
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Aberdeen
Carl Moser
Walworth County
Moser
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