Walsh Partners With King Leopold In Millionaire Deal
A Paris dispatch reports Thomas Walsh, the Colorado millionaire, formed a financial partnership with King Leopold of Belgium. Walsh agreed to advise and invest, with several contracts involving tens of millions in mining ventures and stock-market moves, leveraging Walsh’s capital for diverse operations. A separate Corwith Iowa case reports N. D. Peterson, a jail-bound suspect, subjected to mob punishment after an attempted assault and alleged criminal intimacy with his daughter.
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New York
Paris
Thomas Walsh
Leopold
The
Walsh
Charles Neagelmaekers
International Sleep
King Leopolding Car Company
Europe
Neagelmackers
King Leopold
Ostend
Congo Free State
United States
Colorado
N. D. Peterson
Corwith
Forest City
Peterson
Remedy for China crisis urged by Rev Martin
Rev William A P Martin of the Imperial University Peking urges reestablishing the young emperor to solve China’s problem. He warns of native princes or foreign powers ruling otherwise and recalls the Aug rescue of legations with grim details and a note on donkey flesh. Fire at Dunavant Kansas destroys town block at 4 AM with business loss and limited insurance.
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China
New York
W. A. P. Martin
Imperial University Peking
Dr. Martin
Legaions
Conger
Sked
Kansas
Dunavant
Kas
Outrage Drives Man From Fort Dodge After Heinous Crime
In Fort Dodge Iowa on October 25 a man accused of a heinous crime is tarred and feathered mounted on a rail and forced to leave town amid public fury and vigilante action.
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Fort Dodge
Walk of a Young Business Man to New Ross
Hal Ensminger a Crawfordsville businessman walked twelve miles to New Ross and back for 2.80 dollars after a boast in his store sparked a fundraising bid. He left at 9 39 p m and returned at daylight escorted by a drum corps.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Hal Ensminger
New Ross
Ensminger
Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices and Receipts
Chicago hogs receipts 33,000 with mixed and heavy packing sales around 4.50 to 4.82% per cwt. Cattle receipts 17,000 with steers ranging 4.20 to 6.00. stockers and feeders at 2.50 to 4.60. cows and bulls also listed. Sheep receipts 14,000 with western and native lambs and highs around 5.60 for lambs and 4.15 for westerns. East Buffalo and St Louis grain quotes and fluctuating wheat corn oats futures noted.
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Chicago
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Roosevelt Campaign Across New York and Bryan in Delaware
Roosevelt debated and spoke in New York with nine addresses across three counties while Depew joined him on stage. He avoided answering questions about mayor Van Wyck and the ice trust. Bryan delivered multiple speeches in Wilmington and other Maryland and Delaware towns, responding to audience questions on the Philippines and U.S. policy. Secretary Root spoke briefly in Canton, and New York hosted a Madison Square Garden demonstration planned with a giant Star Spangled Banner.
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Utica
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York State
Chanago
Madison
Oneida
United States
Depew
Wekles
Rome
van Wyck
Ice Trust
Herkimer
Fee Trust
New York
Capitol
Platt
Wilmington
Del
William J. Bryan
St. Michaels
Maryland
Naston
Preston
Hurlock
Vienna
Salisbury
Berlin
Frankford
Georgetown
Milford
Harrington
Dover
Clayton
Middletown
Kirkwood
New Castle
Delaware
Bryan
John P. Nields
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Canton
Root
Grand Army Band
Canton Republican League
McKinley
Madison Square
Madison Square Garden
Color Line Tightens in Santiago Cuba Delegation Action
Santiago de Cuba reports a mass escort as provincial delegates head to Havana for a constitutional convention. About 12 000 people, mostly colored, packed the wharf and fueled racial tensions as whites warn the convention may last a year and favor salaries over Cuba’s republic. Local papers urge delegates to expel Americans.
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Santiago de Cuba
Havana
Innocence claimed by a pretender in Milwaukee
Milwaukee reports Atwell BE. Yost asserts his identity as the pretender claimed by government officials. He pleads not guilty before Judge Sea min, relying on deafness. he has only $1 and will receive court-appointed counsel.
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Milwaukee
Atwell
Yost
Federal
Seaman
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
Wis
Mitchell and Advisers Confer On Strike Position
Oct 25 United Mine Workers chief President Mitchell poised to issue a statement likely deciding whether the anthracite strike ends or continues after talks with national and district officers. Conference addressed wage demands, postings by coal companies, and potential actions if firms refuse terms.
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Hazleton
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Hkelihood
United Ming Workers
Scranton
Tahigh Coal and Navigation Companny
Markle & Co
Coxe Bros. & Co
Markles
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Memory of John Sherman Service At Washington Burial
In Washington on Oct 25 a funeral service for John Sherman was held in the Copal Church with eminent attendees including Secretary Hay Gage Justice Harlan Admiral Dewey and General Miles. The body was escorted to the railway station for a special westbound train.
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Fall River
Mass
John
Woolley
Providence
Massachusetts
Attleboro
Taunton
Bedford
Joliet
His
Horatio N. Marsh
Broadway
Ile
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Road
Austria-Hungary
Vienna
Austria-h Hungary
Washington
John Sherman
Hay
Gage
Harlan
Supreme Court
Dewey
Nelson A. Miles
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Bancroft Davis
J. A. Kasson
State Department
M. M. Parker
Fuller
John W. Foster
Longstreet
Internal Revenue
Wilson
Foraker
A. 8. Grant
Nellie Grant- Sartoris
J. T. Henderson
Fifth Cavalry
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Belgium
Lim
Iowa
Union City
John Andrews
Mary Debolt
Mathew Small
Chesterfield
Harrisburg
Mls
Thomas Simpson
Mary B. Mooneyhan
Eldorado
Pearce
Allison
Sherman
Hamilton
Chicago Grain and
Northern
Questioner
Akoot
Congress
Allied Agricultural Societies
St. Paul
Hill
Detroit
David B. Mill
Light Guard
Senator Hill
Bourke Cockran
Terre Haute
Cuba
Pension Bureau
Ishpeming, Mich
Dead River Mill Company
Order of the Eastern Star
Des Moines
Mary B. Rathbun
Clinton
Mitchell and Advisers
Coal Carriers and Producers
Philadelphia
T. H. Watkins
Reese G. Brooks
K.G. Fuller
Philaphia
Michigamme, Mich
Commonwealth Mining Company
Bufort
Thoney
Town Baptists
Muscatine
Law Baptists
Des Moines College
State Educational Institute of the
Church
Beckham
Kentucky
William Collins
Walter Adams
Charles Noll
Citizens Savings Bank
Opticers A Josuern Kren
Chas. H. Kuen
Carl
Frank Stewwart
I. M. Sprouns
M. Krck
I. R. Powers
Kuga
Oppositte Opera House
Baird & Bailey's
O. F. Haight
Johnson
Harwood
South Side
L. Z
Miksch
Ashby
Nicola
M. L. Logan
H. Knecht
Journal
Bailey
A. S. Hays
Temple Hualiding
T. J. Dempsey
J. Wilson
Attorney At Law
Kear Alberson
Washington, Iowa
W. H. Butterfield
Swellfirst
Hotel Allen
Aviepuune
Dayton, Prop
W. E. Anderson
Klein's Clothing Store
Cor Sq
J. F. Poage
Osteopath
C Raddate
American School of Osteopathy
Flist National Bank
Frank Rogers
Marsh W. Bailey
City Hall
P. J. Hanley
Washington County Savings Bank
Capitay
sumPrius
Businese
W. BR. Jeffrey
A. Anderson
Mauahtas
T Anderson
Washington County
Ings Bank
A. H. Wallace
A. Warre
Ws. Buarr
M. Keck
First National Bank
Washington, Lowe
Directo Wm. Ristr
Gkachinesa
Rand Rooware
Ena Sateen
Kratchwil
la Crosse
Gunther
Kemble
Express
Fans Flower Co
Oskaloosa
R. F. Riley
Cail
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