Subway Tunnel Disaster in New York Claims Ten Laborers
In New York on October 26 a cave-in in the One Madison and Ninety Fifth Street subway tunnel killed ten Italian laborers and injured four others. Foreman Timothy Sullivan and electrician William Schuette died as a gang of twenty men worked 110 feet below ground. Rescue crews freed a pinned Italian worker who died after an attempted leg amputation. Sullivan’s ten year old son Samuel waited overnight for his father’s body to be recovered.
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New York
Ives
Fifth Street
Stalline
Timothy Sullivan
William Schuette
Galaseppe Barone
Stanzione Brune
Louis Tippio
Juno Pasquale
Batasio Velantio
Alphonse Armatello
Juno Vaski
Heams
Rufus C. Hunt
Schutte
Timothy Sulivan
Samuel
Mail pouch thief Bell remains in Philadelphia after escape
Deputy U S Marshals EK M Davis and Alvah Baker were recalled from Denver after Bell fled. United States District Attorney Holland refused their request to go home, stating the men must stay in Philadelphia until the investigation concludes. Government officials see no reason under ordinary circumstances to release them.
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Philadelphia
United States
EK. H. Davis
Alvah Baker
Denver
Albert E. Bell
United States District
Holland
No major developments in the Lockport bank failure
Deputy marshals in Joliet stay over 24 hours for a commissioner's hearing as Baker and Imie miss their prisoner and may serve as witnesses if the fugitive is retaken. In Birmingham, Felix Tiali and Henry Jackson, both black, were hanged for a white man's murder after a bungled first drop.
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Baker
Imiie
Joliet
Lockport
Matherle
Cod
Bacon
Birmingham
Ala
Felix Tiali
Atlas J
Henry Jackson
Norwood Clarke
Illinois Steel plant to restart next Monday
Joliet Illinois October 23 Officials of the Illinois Steel company have ordered a restart of operations at the local steel plant next Monday in all departments This will provide employment for 2000 men The plant had shut down two weeks ago under an indefinite general order
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Joliet, HL
Illinois Steel Company
Supreme Court Hears Wisconsin Boycott Case
The United States Supreme Court heard arguments in a Wisconsin case against Milwaukee miners facing charges of combining to boycott the Milwaukee Journal. Plaintiffs Albert Huegin Andrew Alkens and Melvin A Hoyt argued their acts were legitimate business competition and not unlawful.
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Noycotta
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Albert Huegin
Andrew Alkens
Melvin A. Hoyt
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Municipal Court of
Milwaukee Journal
Jpenl
Yellow fever outbreaks reported with four deaths
Washington dispatch says Leformation confirms yellow fever exists at San Antonio Texas. It is not stated that troops are affected but the illness is widely scattered and four deaths have resulted from it.
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Washington
War Department
San Antonio
Tex
Tragic Jump From Erie Street Pier Ends in Death
William B. Wallace a traveling salesman from St. Louis jumped into the lake from the Erie street pier in Cleveland. He was rescued soon after but died later at a local hospital.
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Cleveland
William B. Wallace
St. Louis
Erie Street
Murray Out of Danger After Toronto Breeder Hurt at Show
Kansas City report says James Murray a horse breeder and trader from Toronto who was injured at the city horse show is out of danger after initial fatal injury reports.
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Kansas City
James Murray
Toronto
Can
Troubled chase after McGee band after New Orleans ambush
In St Charles parish near Pecan Grove a clash between a white led posse and a band of armed negroes killed three and wounded seven or eight. The white leader Pat McGee and his followers fled to swamps amid fears of further trouble. The group had been working for the Mississippi Valley railroad. Lou Dillon at Memphis broke the trotting record a mile in 1.58% under adverse conditions.
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New Orleans
Pecan Grove
St. Charles Parish
Pat McGee
McGee
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Loney
John Hinds
Songy
Ot. Rose
Lou Dillon
Memphis
Declare War on Cigarettes by Baptist Ministers Crusade
Chicago observers report Baptist ministers urge a statewide anti-cigarette crusade during a session at the Lexington Avenue church. Resolutions call on the church to join mass meetings to stir parental action against the growing habit among all ages. Miss Rose Glen Webster denounces Mormonism for polygamy tying to political favors. President W. K. Harper of the University of Chicago spoke at closing events.
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Chicago
Miinele
State Association of Baptist Ministers
Lesington Avenue
Uncle Sam
W. KR. Harper
University of Chicago
Interior Department Seeks 156 Million Budget Cut from Last Year
Washington Oct 24 The Interior Department has sent its fiscal year budget request totaling 156 million dollars, about 8 million less than the current year. Pension estimates stand at 136.8 million, down 1.7 million, with a 1.3 million cut in the Indian bureau budget due to pension death calculations by the pension commissioner.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of the
Treary
the Interior Department
Department
Indian Bureau
Penistoneres
Commissioner of Pension
Desperado Locomotive Heist Shocks Beloit Route
Desperadoes steal a gravel engine near Beloit and flee southward at slow speed, halting after losing steam. Janesville officials halt trains as the locomotive causes trade disruption twenty miles south of Janesville.
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Chicago
Northwestern Railway
Beloit
Janesville
Caledonia
Parliament Reassembles as Banks Ship Cash to Baltimore
Both branches of the Prench parliament have reassembled. New York City banks respond to Baltimore correspondents by shipping a large amount of money to that city.
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Prench Parliament
New York City
Baltimore
Restless Colombia Rebels Land near Catalina coast
A small revolutionary force of about seventy men landed near Catalina on the Atlantic coast and moved inland toward Penonome before returning to the coast. Leaders include Federico Barrera Lugo and Juan Antonio Carcolo. The movement lacks Liberal Party endorsement and appears poorly supported. Government forces under Major Tearon pursue from the coast. rebels face disciplined troops and rough terrain.
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Panama
Colombia
Catalina
Calovedora
Penonome
Ubaldia
Federico Barrera
Lugo
Juan Antonio Carcolo
Tarren
Colon
Tage
Domingo Dias
Carlos Alban
Here
Calcedo
Governmnt
Tearon
Padilla
Tascon
Butte Copper Shutdown Leaves Thousands Idle in Montana
Thousands of workers in Butte and surrounding Montana communities lose jobs after Amalgamated Copper company suspends operations. An estimated 18 000 to 15 000 directly unemployed, with total impact potentially reaching 20 000. Freight crews and related businesses face layoffs as contracts end and pay rolls shrink by about 1 000 000 dollars per week. Court and garnishment activity increases as miners’ creditors seek payment.
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Mont
Amalgamated Copper Company
Minne Healy
Great Northern
Jutte
Boston and Montana
Great Falls
Butte, Anacon
Pacific Express strike denials from Missouri Pacific manager
William Cotter general manager of the Missouri Pacific denies rumors that the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen protested against handling Pacific Express matters. He says the railroad is not compelling trainmen to do Pacific Express work nor involved in the strike. Other items note Governor Hogg denying a U.S. Senate bid and local labor actions in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Liberal Party
Panama
Ubaldia
Cauca
Bolivar
Diaz
Morkun
Buendia
St. Louis
William Cotter
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway
Ite
Pacific Express
Miscouri Pacifc Railroad
Pacific Express Company
Cotter
Microart Pacific Railroad
Lating
Tex
Hogg Tn Oan
United States Senate
Washington
Prison guards charged in Hartley death at Bartonville asylum
Edward Sorrells and Samuel Flynn attendants at Bartonville asylum are jailed on murder charges after an inquest found brutal treatment of Thomas Hartley of Chicago. Doctor Well described sixty six injuries including broken ribs and crushed internal organs. The men declined to testify citing attorney advice. Separately Beulah York 15 was shot and Ora Green 80 killed himself near Bethel Maine. The federal report notes the return of Krats, a known boodler, to Washington.
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Peoria
Edward Sorrels
Samuel Flynn
Bartonville Asylum
Thomas Hartley
Chicago
Hartley
Well
Bethel, Me
Beulah York
Ora Green
Green
York
Liquozone Promoted as Cure All by High-Priced Offer
A bold sales pitch claims Liquozone costs $100000 but a 500c bottle will be given free. The material charges it kills germs without harming tissue and is used in hospitals worldwide. It cites Pauli as inventor and lists numerous diseases said to be cured or prevented by excess blood oxygen.
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Pauli
Satterlee
Poison and germs in a tonic claim
A historical fragment argues that any germ killing medicine is a poison to humans and asserts that nozone with oxygen acts as a vitality tonic. It claims internal medicines fail to destroy germs and labels germs as vegetables, implying a misinformed health belief.
Notable Local and National Notes From Various Cities
Professor George Hempl was struck by a broken golf club in a mishap. Hammond mayor A C Knotts allegedly threatened a journalist amid heated editorials. Obscure details mention Oliver K E Pagin's DOJ appointment. Over 1,000 sausage workers strike at Chicago stockyards seeking higher wages. Washington expects a retrial for Miller and Johns in Cincinnati. Baltimore financial news remains calm. A Mazatlan storm killed sixteen people. Danish schooner Clara and crew of sixteen lost in harbor.
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George Hempl
University of Michigan
Prince Alert
Providence
R. L
Oliver KE. Pagin
United States
Ilhoois
Department of Justice
Washington
Chicago
Miller
Johns
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Mazatlan
Mexico
Clara
Roosevelt cites civic virtue at open air service in Washington
President Theodore Roosevelt spoke to about 7000 attendees at Mount St. Albans on the site of Sainte Peter and Paul cathedral, urging practical Christianity and citizenship. He warned that laws alone cannot save a state without a spirit of honesty justice and bravery guiding citizens. The procession included the Marine Band and clergy from the diocese of Washington and Anglican churches.
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Washington
Glad Amd
Roosevelt
Mownt St. Albone
Cathedral of
Sainte Peter and Paul
Honesty as a Militantly Ethical Foundation in Public Life
A speech argues that honesty is a fundamental in both private and public life, more crucial than other virtues. It calls for militant honesty to aggressively root out dishonesty in high places and law, and notes contemporaneous items: Cotopaxi activity, Canadian Parliament prorogation, a new Asheville auditorium, and a planned 1905 merger of carpenters unions.
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Cromwell
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Honese
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