Notable quarrel in Schley case court session
Washington October 14 The day featured a heated exchange between Lemly and Rayner over chart readings on coal consumption and warship speed. Rayner threatened to speak outside the court while Lemly warned such remarks in court would be improper. The session centered on questions about dispatch No 8 and the blockades at Cienfuegos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schley
Lemly
Rayner
Ever
Anow
Admiral Dewey
Maryland
Dispatches on dispatch No. 8 reach Schley delayed
Testimony recounts how dispatch No. 8 sent from Havana May 20 and another memo were delivered to Commodore Schley via the Hawk after a prolonged delay. Witnesses describe sources in Key West and Havana, with Sampson’s fleet acting on Havana news and orders dated May 27 and June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Marblehead
Schley
Havana
8. A. Staunton
Key West
Allen
Telegraph Company
Sampson
Cervera
Beleving
Rayner
Hanna
Headley seeks alimony credit in North Indiana divorce case
Elwood Ind Oct 14 An unusual phase of a divorce case appears in the complaint of Joseph Headley a farmer north of Elwood whose wife recently got a decree and alimony He asks the court to allow him a credit of four dollars per month on the alimony claiming she occupies his house and refuses to vacate or pay rent He has been paying alimony promptly and contends she should either pay up or leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Ind
Joseph Headley
Women Gain Vote as Delegates at Wisconsin Methodist
Ripon Wis Oct 14 Hereafter women will be allowed to vote as lay delegates at the Wisconsin Methodist conference. This was decided Saturday by a vote of the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripon
Wis
McKinley Mourning Period Ends in Washington
The thirty days of mourning decreed by President Roosevelt for the late President McKinley expired yesterday in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Washington
Roosevelt
Episcopal General Convention Adopts Honorary Bishop Seats
San Francisco October 14 Only morning sessions were held by the Episcopal general convention. The house of bishops amended Article I to grant an honorary floor seat to retired bishops and set their portion of a joint committee on marriage prohibitions. Deputies made few changes beyond procedure rule edits and adopting the marginal readings report. The Brotherhood of St Andrew met at the YMC A and the Woman's Auxiliary maintained an open house at its headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oet
General Convention
Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Young Men’s Christian Association
Woman's Auxiliary
End of a Business Crash In Sioux City Assets Divided
The liquidation of firms from the 20 million crash is near. The Credits Contemplation company capital is 3,876,560 with 1,499,800 in its contingent fund. It will hold its annual meeting today to decide how assets are split or sold to form a new controlling faction. Stockholders from 36 states attend with proxies for claims against Union Loan and Trust and affiliated firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Credits Commentation Company
Union Loan and Trust Company
Country
Pilgrims Honor Jefferson at Monticello Memorial Shaft
A Jefferson Club delegation from St. Louis along with Albemarle County residents gathered at Monticello near Charlottesville on October 14 to pay tribute to Thomas Jefferson and unveil a red Missouri granite memorial shaft brought by the Missouri group.
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Richmond
Jefferson Club
St. Louis
Albemarle County
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Charlottesville
Missouri
Old Dominion
Jefferson
Gun in Court Case Ends With Fine in Wisconsin
In Eau Claire on October 14 E F Gengnangle of Dayton Ohio and Alexander Jacques of St Paul clashed while traveling for cash register houses. Gengnangle admitted possessing a pistol and handed it to an officer after Municipal Judge Gilbertson questioned him. Gengnangle was fined five dollars for contempt of court as the case adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Wis
E. F Gengnangle
Dayton
Alexander Jacques
St. Paul
Gengnangle
Gilbertson
Missing Heir Returns After Courts Declare Death
Robert Smith Quackenbush, long presumed dead by courts, returns to Melrose Wisconsin to claim a fortune. He left with his father in 1868, his father died leaving a large estate to three sons, and Robert ceased correspondence twelve years ago. The legal probe to prove death cost much money.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Robert Smith Quackenbush
Melrose
Here
West
Robert
Malrose
President Adams' Resignation Sends Wisconsins Uncertainty
Madison Wis Oct 14 No meeting has yet been held of the committee appointed by the university regents to consider President Adams resignation ex Senator W F Vilas a member says no action has yet been taken toward the selection of Presidents Adams successor and that nothing is likely to be done for some time No proposition Colonel Vilas says has been sent to anyone in regard to the matter.
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Adams
Madison
Wis
University Regents
W. F. Vilas
Sugcessor
Vilas
Delegates to international conference depart for City of Mexico
The delegates to the international conference of American republics leave Washington on a handsomely appointed train. They will travel directly to the City of Mexico, arriving the morning of Oct 18 after a day in St. Louis.
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Washington
International Conference of American Republics
City of
Mexico
St. Louis
Maggio Indicted in McKinley Presidential Conspiracy
Albuquerque October 14 Antonio Maggio an anarchist arrested at Silver City for predicting the assassination of President McKinley has been indicted by the federal grand jury for conspiracy to kill the president. Bail set at 5000 dollars.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Antonio Maggio
Silver City
McKinley
Federal Grand Jury
Savage free fight roils Barnum Bailey crowd near Liege
In Brussels on October 14 a savage free fight broke out between Barnum Bailey circus men and spectators near Liege as the show performed. Several people were injured and a number of arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Barnum & Bailey Show
Liege
Brown Prep quarterback Edwin Longe necker dies from game injuries
Edwin Longe necker aged 21 quarterback for Brown Preparatory School football in Philadelphia died after sustaining injuries from last Tuesday's game. He passed away late Saturday night, the tragedy follows the Friday report of his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edwin Longenecker
Brown Preparatory School
Town Devastated as Fire Wipes Los Gatos Business District
San Jose Cal Oct 14 nearly all business property in Los Gatos burned yesterday causing estimated losses around 250000 dollars. Local merchants faced total disruption as flames swept through main thoroughfares. Fire crews struggled to contain the blaze amid dense smoke and wooden storefronts.
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San Jose
Cal
Los Gatos
Notice of Non-Responsibility for Sub-Contractors Debt
The undersigned state they will not be responsible for any debt incurred by sub-contractors their agents or laborers nor by our own agents unless such debts arise from regularly written and properly signed orders.
Guaranteed Kidney Cure Claim for Smiths Sure Kidney Cure
An advertisement touts Smiths Sure Kidney Cure as the only guaranteed remedy with a refund offer if not satisfied after one bottle. Priced at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Pat Crowe Agrees to Surrender If Bail Set at $500
Omaha police report Pat Crowe sent a fifteen page letter to Chief Donahue offering to surrender for the Eddie Cudahy kidnapping. He requests a bail of $500 and a jury trial, challenging detectives to arrest him. Crowe's uncle in Manchester confirms the communication.
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Omaha
Neb
John J. Donahue
Pat Crowe
Crowe
Eddie Cudahy
Donahue
Manchester
Cudahy
Crowe demands square deal for surrender in Omaha case
Crowe calls for a fair jury trial and a square deal before surrendering to authorities. He brands himself a fugitive from injustice if denied and cites long familiarity with Cudahy allies and Governor Savage. Donahue and Cudahy discuss terms and reward withdrawal before November 1.
Don’t Accept a Substitute for Cascarets Candy Cathartic
Consumer warning about seeking genuine Cascarets tablets stamped C C C and avoiding fraudulent substitutes. Advises that genuine tablets are not sold in bulk and are available at druggists.
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C.C.C
Engraved calling cards offered by the Journal office
The Journal office advertises specialty engraved calling cards with the latest late styles and urges readers to place orders at once for fashionable cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Methodist Church Progress at Rock River Conference
Bishop McCabe praised the churchs growth at Evanston while 15 young men were admitted to deacons orders and each pledged not to use tobacco. He contrasted 1860 property value with today and noted dramatic gains across the denomination. A theft occurred during sessions with several items taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Uls
Rock River
McCabe
M. B. Church
M BE
Evanston
Knight
Secretary Right in Taxing Russias Sugar Bounty
Judge Morris upheld Collector Stone in levying 70 cents per hundred pounds extra on Russian sugar imports. The duty followed a treasury circular of 1898 arguing a Russian bounty. The law taxes sugar produced beyond a cap, with surplus traded for free inland sugar.
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Baltimore
Morris
United States Court
Stone
Russia
Treasury Department
Gage
College football scores from Saturday games listed
The roundup reports results across campuses including Trinity defeating West Point 17 to 0, Brown 26 over Pennsy, Yale blanking Navy 24 to 0, Princeton routing Lehigh 85 to 0, Michigan 33 over Indiana, Harvard 18 over Columbia, and Illinois 21 to 6 over Washington at Champaign.
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Chicago
West Point
Trinity
Philadephia
Brown
Pennsyvania
Ithaca
Union
Corner
Annapolis
Yale
Navy
Princeton
Lehigh
Ann Arbor
Indiana
Michigan
Cambridge
Columbia
Harvard
Purdue
Milwaukee
Beloit
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Nebraska
Minnesota
Champaign
Washington
St Louis
Illinois
Supreme Court Refuses Mandamus Request on Aetna License
The Illinois Supreme Court on Saturday refused H. H. Klayer's motion for mandamus to force Insurance Commissioner Henry Yates to revoke Aetna Fire Insurance's license. The court questioned a private citizen's right to mandamus in this matter, noting it affects the people and should be brought through the attorney general.
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Springfield
Ill
Eupreme Court
H. H. Klayer
Henry Yates
Aetna Fire Insurance Company
French syndicate plans Alaska and Siberia rail link
Plan to build a railroad in Alaska from Eagle City to the Behring Sea near Cape Nome and a Siberian coast line to join the trans-Siberian system. L De Lobhe of Paris seeks audience with the president claiming French backing. He proposes a ferry across the straits to connect the routes.
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Continenta
Washington
L. de Lobhe
Paris
Alaska
Eagle City
Behring Sea
Cape Nome
Siberian
trans-Siberian
Straits
Fatal runaway ends life of Frank Turner in Monn Summit
In Muncie Indiana on October 14 a horse ran away at Monn Summit. Frank Turner attempted to mount the horse from the dashboard while his sweetheart rode with him. He fell broke his neck and died instantly. The girl escaped unharmed.
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Muncie
Ind
Frank Turner
Baltic shipyards chief to study American steel industry
St. Petersburg report states Major General Retnik, manager of the Baltic shipyards, will travel to the United States to study the American steel industry.
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St. Petersburg
Retnik
United States
Notable 1900s World and U S News Roundup
Emma Goldman arrives in Cleveland attracting local sleuths. Lady Curzon and Mary Leither reach Bombay from Europe. Choate and family travel to the United States. U S railways face patent infringement suits on car brake tech. Bourges mayor described as a violent Red. Supreme Court session begins. former Washington mayor Emery dies at 83. Cuban elections schedule. French budget deficit estimated at 50 million francs. Emperor William alleged stomach trouble from tea. Ex Senator Walcott returns from four months abroad. Mrs McKinley shows little change. Cronan and McDonald die in Blaine fire. Kilpatrick arrives in San Francisco with Eighteenth Infantry from Manila. Cuba increases German purchases post Spanish-American War.
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Emma Goldman
Cleveland
Lady Curzon
India
Mary Leither
Bombay
Europe
Ambassador Choate
United States
Canada
Bourges
France
United States Supreme Court
Matthew G. Emery
Washington
William
Walcott
Colorado
Bh. F. Cronan
James McDonald
Blaine
Kan
Kilpatrick
San Francisco
Manila
Cuba
Germany
Wood Cord Subscriptions Kept At Hotel Colenso Parlor
The Journal notes a small wood sale tied to subscriptions with Dave Keltner promoting shine and shoe services at the Hotel Colenso parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Keltner
Hotel Colenso
Piles Cure Sold With Positive Guarantee
J. H. Stewart offers a free pile cure sample with each package and a money back promise if not cured. No cure no pay. Price listed as 50 cents.
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Rector
J. H. Stewart
Nissen Repeats Feat Navigating Whirlpool Rapids In Cigar Boat
Peter Nissen of Chicago again sailed the whirlpool rapids in a twenty one foot cigar shaped boat named the Pool Killer. The voyage drew about 15000 spectators as he left near the falls at 2 pm and completed the rapid passage in four minutes while attempting to take soundings.
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Chicago
Niagara Pyalls
Peter Nissen
Nissen
Royal Oak Woman Identified in Woods Case
Investigators confirm the body found in woods near Royal Oak on October 14 is Mrs. Christopher Fluss, who vanished from Royal Oak in September 1900. Her description matches the murdered woman, and authorities note ties to Henry Wiseman, jailed for five years for cow theft, who was seen with her near the woods the day she disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Royal Oak
Mich
Christopher Fluss
Hluss
Who Peppered Kramer in Crawfordsville Fire Incident
In Crawfordsville Indiana William Loby and Joseph Kramer feud over Hillsboro area. Loby’s hog house burned twice. he fired at a masked incendiary. Kramer was later found seriously wounded with sixty shot pellets in his lower body. He claims hunters shot him but cannot identify when or where.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
William Loby
Joseph Kramer
Hillsboro
Lear
Loby
Dr. Faulkner
Kramer
Niles Banker Lacey Arrested in Grand Jury Indictment
William K. Lacey of Niles, ex-president of the defunct First National Bank of Niles, arrested in Grand Rapids on an indictment by the federal grand jury. He was arraigned in U S district court, with two counts alleging aiding and abetting in false bank entries and making false reports to the comptroller of the currency. Lacey stood mute and posted $10,000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Willliam K. Lacey
Niles
First National Bank of Niles
Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
Lacey
Miss Ellen M Stone Ransom Talks Reach Brigands
Constantinople Oct 14 Missionaries Baird and Heskell seek contact with the brigands to fix ransom terms. An agreement may take days. Once fixed a U S legation member will depart with the money for the designated site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Ellen M. Stone
Baird
Heskell
United States Legation
Lodge Returns From Abroad. Senator Declines Interviews
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts returned Saturday from a summer vacation abroad in New York. He was besieged by those seeking views on national policy but declined interviews, saying only that with Theodore Roosevelt in the White House the country is in safe hands.
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Senator Lodge
New York
Massachusetts
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Torpedo Boat Destroyer Vulture Buckles in Heavy Seas
London reports another torpedo boat destroyer the Vulture buckled in heavy seas on her passage from Portsmouth where several plates were found broken.
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London
Portsmouth
Labor group targets Porto Rico workers in push for union organization
The American Federation of Labor announces a plan to secure proper and thorough organization of the working people of Porto Rico as part of its outreach initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Porto Rico
A Word to Travelers About Cholera Remedy
The excitement of travel and change in food and water often causes diarrhoea. Do not leave home without a bottle of Chamberlain's Molic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for sale by Stewart's and Cook & Sherman.
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Stewart's
Cook & Sherman
Todd Stuart's Offers Fresh Fish and Poultry Dressed On Order
Local butcher shop Todd Stuart's advertises custom dressing and cutting of fish and poultry to order. The notice highlights fresh selections and tailored portions for customers seeking personalized meat preparation.
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Todd Stuart
Royalty at Niagara Enjoys Quiet Sunday Outing
The Duke and Duchess of York spent a calm Sunday at the Queen's Royal hotel Niagara-on-the-Lake Ontario. They attended a hotel church service, then rode a special electric car to Niagara Falls, with hearty ovations in Brampton Guelph London Ingersoll Woodstock Hamilton Grimsby Petersburg St Catharines Stratford and Niagara Falls.
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Niagara-on-the- Lake
Corona
Queenstown
Niagar Falls Park and River
Loretto
Queen's Royal Hotel
Niagara-on-the Lake
St. Catherines
Pelota
Ontario
Toronto
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Brampton
Guelph
London
Ingersoll
Woodstock
Hamilton
Grimsby
Petersburg St. Catherines
Stratford
Niagar
Enthusiasm Marks Royal Visit in London and Canada Trip
Thousands greet the royal highnesses as they arrive at Victoria park and Niagara on the Lake. The duke cites Canada immigration needs and the mother country’s resources while two Indian chiefs present addresses. Also reports a Des Moines murder arrest and Iowa tax Ferrit law ruling by the supreme court.
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London
Vietor Park
Dais
Rumba
Canada
Londor
Sir John Darling
Flower
Th Town
Fusileers Infantry
Victoria Park
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Roya
Newton
Charles Tyler
Des Moines
RB M Failer
Farmer Joseph Buchanan Found Dead Near Chariton Iowa
Chariton Iowa in Clarke County October 14 local reports say Joseph Buchanan a farmer living alone twelve miles northeast of Chariton was found dead in his cabin Saturday with a head wound and a bloody ax by his side Buchanan a minor owned fifteen acres and was believed to have hidden money in the cabin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton, Ia
Joseph Buchanan
Chariton
Buchanan
Eighteen Boer Officers Banished from the Country
Eighteen Boer officers, captured since September 18, have been permanently banished from Pretoria.
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Pretoria
Carris Sells the Sets at East Side Drug Store
Carris will handle advance sale for Grahem theatre attractions during the present season at its East side drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grahem Theatre
Carris’ East Side Drug Store
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Iashington, Iowa
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Attorney-At-Law
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Iowa Central
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