Accusations Against Gov Taylor Surface In Youtsey Trial
In Georgetown Kentucky Oct 16 the Youtsey trial resumes as witnesses recount a key confrontation with Gov Taylor. Arthur Gobel testifies about Youtsey admitting details of the shooting plot and naming Jim Howard as a possible actor amid tensions over racial risk and political intrigue.
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Georgetown
Youtsey
Arthur Goebel
Mr. Youtsey
Campbell
Dick Combs
Caleb Powers
John Powers
Gov. Taylor
Taylor
Governor Taylor
Combs
Who Practically Ordered the Assassination
The transcript describes Youtsey implicating Governor Taylor in pressuring action if Goebel were killed. It recounts Taylor proposing pardons and directing others to secure cartridges, with Youtsey naming Dick Combs Jim Howard and Berry Howard as those admitted to Powers' office. The passage ends noting a separate report: Rev Albert B Simpson preached a missionary sermon yielding $52,259.25 for the Christian and Missionary Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Youtsey
Goebel
Colonel Campbell
Berry Howard
Dick Combs
Jim Howard
Mr. Youtsey
Governor Taylor
Chicago University
New York
Albert B. Simpson
Christian and Missionary Alliance
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Alliance
Baraboo Man Severs Leg In Train Platform Accident
Baraboo Wisconsin October 16 Oscar Black wedged between a moving train and the station platform and escaped death. One leg was severed and he suffered other injuries in the incident at the depot.
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Baraboo
Wis
Oscar Black Bell
Buller to Return for Army Corps Reforms
London October 16 General Buller is expected to return from South Africa to direct reforms in an army corps. The move is tied to an unexpected call to leadership amidst forthcoming organizational changes and strategic adjustments.
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London
Buller
South Africa
Market Hogs Cattle and Grain in Chicago East Buffalo and St Louis
Market quotes show hog receipts about 17 000 at Chicago with prices from 4.80 to 5.27 for various weights and 5.00 for heavy packing. Cattle receipts near 200 with steers up to 5.96 and cows down to 1.75 on East Buffalo trading. Western grain prices in St Louis and Milwaukee slide with No 2 wheat 70s to 78 cents and corn around 38 40 cents.
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Chicago
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis Grain
St. Louis
Milwaukee Grain
Chicago Board of Trade
Bryan campaigns through Ohio and Kentucky crowds
Hon. W. J. Bryan arrived in Cleveland and spoke at the Central Armory and Hollenden hotel balcony after visiting Canton Niles and New Philadelphia. Roosevelt closed in Kentucky then toured Ohio with large crowds in Covington Cincinnati Winchester Mount Sterling and Morehead and Hanna spoke in Wisconsin. Stevenson continued his New Jersey Camden Woodbury tour with major attendance and balcony speeches.
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Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
Central Armory
Hollenden Hotel
Bryan
McKinley
Hanna
Akron
Canton
Niles
New Philadelphia
Youngstown
Bond Street
Armory
New York
Cincinnati
Winchester
Mount Sterling
Morehead
Ashland
Greenup
South Portsmouth
Vanceburg
Maysville
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
Roosevelt
Voters’ Club of
Grand Hotel
Ohio
Springfield
Sangamon County
Jacksonville
Decatur
Governor Hill
Court House
Indianapolis
Madison
Wis
Senator Hanna
Northwest
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Frye
Tanna
Chicago and North Western
Winona
Minn
Camden
N. J
Adlai Stevenson
South Jersey
Stevenson
Woodbury
No 7
Millville
Bridgeton
Vineland
G. &. Green
Opera House
Crowds Welcome Former Governor Hill in Springfield
Springfield hosts a vast demonstration honoring New York Governor David B. Hill. About 40,000 visitors decorate the city while a 2,000 strong parade moves past, and 15,000 hear Hill speak at the state house grounds on imperialism.
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Springfield
Ill
Bryan Day
David B. Hill
New York
Sangamon
Christian
Governor Hill
Wabash Station
St. Nicholas Hotel
John Mayo Palmer
Chicago
Louis J. Palmer
John M. Palmer
Tlill
Sangamon County Democracy
State House
James W. Patton
Hill
Has Four Bulldogs and a Cat and Wilt Study Law
Ithaca Oct 16 Richard Croker Jr has entered Cornell law school and taken Forest home a mile north of the university to live for three years. His groom and pets arrived including four English bulldogs one costly at 4000 dollars and a top dog said to be second of his kind in value as well as a road horse Flora and a fine Angora cat. The dogs have a kitchen and enjoy sirloin steaks.
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Ithaca, N. Y
Richard Croker, Jr
Cornell University Law School
Forest Home
University Grounds
Richftield Springs
Flora
Clip
New Factories In Michigan Reach 1005 In Four Years
Lansing Oct 16 Michigan officials report 1005 new factories established in the last four years none existing before 1807. They employ 23000 workers with daily pay rolls of 33000, about 1.5 million yearly. Factories span the state including nine sheet sugar plants and multiple cement plants. Lumber camps face labor shortages despite wages up nearly 40 percent.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Tactics of Filipinos How an American Was Captured
AP dispatch from Manila details how American soldiers were captured and later returned as prisoners by rebels in the Philippines. It describes Capt. Boardman and Pvt Savage being ambushed near Mina on June 6 as they rode toward Januaay, Boardman escaping after his horse was shot and hiding until reaching his unit.
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Boardman
Twenty-sixth
Savage
Pototan
Januaay
Mina
Sauvage
Nini
Januiay
Ingratitude Allegedly Cited in Baraboo Elder Death
Baraboo Wisconsin reports Samuel Peck aged 83 died at the county infirmary after his sons left him alone amid alleged ingratitude. He had been living near Kilbourn but was cared for by poor commissioners before death. In Mattevville Jesse Corpian is badly hurt after a bronco kicks him in the face. Frank Felix 24, brakeman for Chicago and Northwestern, crushed to death at Westburg while coupling cars.
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Baraboo
Wis
Samuel Peck
Kilbourn
Tmattevvlle
Jesse Corpian
British Hollow
Sheboygan
Frank Felix
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Westburg
Chippewa Falls
Walking Typhoid Ties Indiana Man’s Disappearance
Lafayette Indiana October 16 For four days walking typhoid fever drove W J Roseberry Sr president of a local land and improvement company from Lafayette He vanished Thursday and was found later on Roachdale street by his sons and a detective He appeared unaware of his location aside from fever There is also word Frank Smith a Roann mill owner near death from obesity remedies after rapid weight loss and stomach and liver ulcers age not stated
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Lafayette
Ind
W. J. Roseberry
Roseberry
Roachdale
William
Robert
Weinhardt
Wabash
Frank Smith
Roann
Smith
Savage Held by Rebels Near Dingle and China News
The article reports Private Savage last seen with Captain Boardman and later found alive in rebel hands near Dingle. Major Henry updates from Pototan Aug 24. News of treat ment by Delgado noted, with caution against rescue. It also covers an editorial crackdown in China with La Opinion. claims of increased newspaper demand and its suppression. The Racine police order cabbage growers to destroy yard leaves to curb typhoid fever.
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Savage
Delgado
China
Tolle
la Opinion
Racine
Wis
Schumacher
Higgin refuses further council action on water issue
Racine mayor Higgins expresses strong dissatisfaction with how the common council handled the water company proposition from the citizens committee and vows no further meetings to reconsider the matter. He also states he will not seek re election. Milwaukee hosts the Master Horse Shoer's ninth annual convention with 200 delegates from 100 cities at the Plankinton House. London denying reports that W S Var nbilt donated large sums to an actress as a gratitude gesture for the Duke of Marlborough's wartime return.
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Racine, Wis
Higgins
Common Council
Citizens’ Committee
Milwaukee
Master Horse Shoer's National Association
Plankington House
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Army Service Corps
Kitchener
Lord Salisbury
Transvaal
Orange River Colony
Cape Town
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Max Muller
Oxford
Friedrich Max Muller
Delaware, O
Martin Sayers
Alyria
Berlin
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Yang Tse Valley
Princeton
Evansville and
Terre Haute
Howards
Chicago Grain and Produce
Covington
Rosevelt
Kentucky
Court House Square
Richard P. Ernst
Lexington
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Judge Durham
Young Croker
Cornell
Associated Press
Manila
Philippines
Panay Ishind
Panay
Troilo
Mrakeman
Indiana
Marlborough Depics
Duke of Marlborough
Evver
England
W. S. Vanerbilt
Actess
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Joshim Kren
Frank Stewart
Caas
Keck
I. M. Sprount
Cart
M. Krew
I. R. Powers
Baird & Bailey’s
the Shoe
Johnson's Bakery
O. PF. Haight
Harwood
South Side
Miksch
Johnson's’ Bakery
Ashby
Nicola
M. L. Logan
H. Knecht
the Reynolds Gallery
Bailey
A. S. Hays
Temple Building
T. J. Dempsey
Ride Square
C.J. Wilson
Attorney At Law
Qofficr
Kear Alberson's Grocery
Washington, Iowa
W. H. Butterfield
Oratla Store
Washington
Iowa
W. FE. Anderson
Klein's Clothing
EB. Cor
J. F. Poage
Osteopath
American School of Osteopathy
First National Bank
Joseph Pollard, Jr
Marsh W. Bailey
City
P. J. Hanley
Washington County Savings Bank
Capital
Gunprom
A. R. Jeffrey
Anderson
Bou Vastlo
J.T. Anderson
NGS Bank
Don General
A.B. Wallace
Press
A. Ware
Wm. Blatt
C. M. Kecox
Cash
Wm. Blair
A. H. Wallace
Co. H. Keck
L. D. Robinson
Hrani Stowers J
Henderson
Caseys
SALE
Hotel Allen
C. E. Dayton
Prop
Kratchwil
la Crosse
Gunther
Kemble
Express Sera
Emble Flower Co
Oskaloosa
Madison Medicine Co
R. F. Riley
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