Bryce urges twofold plan for South farming unity
Raleigh November 4 Farmers National Congress heard bold pleas for water transport and industrial training to lift Southern agriculture. Ambassador Bryce and Hampton Moore urged better waterways, science application, and labor quality, praising Hampton and Tuskegee for training leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A Knopp
United States Department of Agriculence
J. Hampton Moore
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Bryce
Uriusy Anmassaaar
Ue South
Cig
T.e
Hampton and
Tuskegee Sere
Aline
Iowa
Nature
Selene
Mad dog bites boy hero in Terre Haute street
A mad dog attacked a woman who stood paralyzed as it tore at her clothes. Leonard Ait, 13, raced to help and was bitten on arms and hands in a desperate struggle. a passing drayman killed the dog. Two girls at Coyaga were bitten yesterday. The dog was seized for examination after it had bitten several horses and cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Leonard Ait
Drayman
Coyaga
Mleg
Ste Head
Des Moines charter plan of city government adopted
Buffalo N Y Nov 4 Late election returns show that the Des Moines charter plan of city government by commission was adopted in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Buffalo
Evicted From Courthouse Forces New York Courts to Seek Space
A New York criminal courts building, valued at about 2 million dollars, is found to be shifting and cracking. Police guard the site as workmen shore walls and judges scramble for new quarters. Engineers blame subway foundations for the earth movement. repairs could take six months and cost thousands. The Tombs prison nearby faces potential risk, though not immediately endangered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Criminal Courts
Criminal Court
Tombs
Depew Appeals for Ship Subsidy Debate in New York
The New York chamber debates the shipping decline report but delays action. Lewis Nixon urged preparedness by American commercial interests in shipping while Senator Chauncey M. Depew pressed for subsidies. Depew blamed Midwestern sentiment against a national maritime policy and opposed repeal of discriminatory duties and tonnage fees to place foreign ships under the American flag, warning of potential costly trade fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Fasto ‘Shipping
Chamber of Commerce
Hx Committee
Lewis Nixon
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
Congress
Mr. Nixon
Baby Gave Alarm of Fire in Tenement Fire
A tenement fire in Milwaukee today awakened a baby whose cries reportedly saved 18 occupants from death or injury as the building burned. The child, son of Morris Cohen, woke his mother after all other families had escaped, while studies of foreign conditions and a lecture by James Bryce were noted in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Morris Cohen
Dam- South
Itl
Washington Post
Raleigh
N. C
Mnother
State Literary
Hishaa
James Bryce
Teatc
McAnt
Dieut
Tibaldos
Iavents
Englian
Dimoulia
Greece
Athens
Tibaldes
Iriah
Lisut
Dimoully
Bryce
Irged
Bulhow
Europe
New Frauds in Sugar Dock Scales and Leaks Revealed
New York nov 4 government investigators report ongoing frauds at the Williamsburg refinery sugar docks. after prior fixes new leaks surfaced with a wire device causing short weights. Joseph Donellen a government weigher faced indictment for returning a fake sugar weight on march 28. other indictments follow as authorities probe the wider scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willamsburg
Sugar Trust
Gna
Mugar
Checker
Joseph Doneen
United States’ District Court
IMG
Donellen
Baveetament
Hand
United States Circuit Court
Seaboard Line Turned Over to Stockholders at Last
Seaboard Air Line, under receivers since January 1908, passed to stockholders at 3 20 p m in the Continental Building New York. General Manager Hix receipt for properties and officers of the road received bonds and debts totaling about 14 400 000. Directors announce continuation of current officers and duties to preserve organization. Jonathan Skelton Williams expected to regain presidency. Stockholders meet next Thursday in Petersburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Seaboard Air Line
Continental Building
Hix
Natt
Porteous
Hie Railroad Company
New York
Turiter
Purpoe
Jonah Skelton Willams
The
Road
Petersburg
Morse Ordered to Jury Duty Despite Personal Conviction
Charles W. Morse, former banker now imprisoned in the Tombs, was served with a jury duty summons for the United States circuit court. He said he would try to comply but doubted he could, facing a possible $230 fine for noncompliance. The summons were issued in routine fashion, Morse having already been excused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles W. Morse
United States Circuit Court
Morse
United States
Nordica in Will Contest in Cambridge Court
In Cambridge mass on November 4 the Malden estate of Mis Vannie F Allen valued at 150000 was under court review as relatives including Mme Lillian Nordica contest the will. Nordica testified that a portion of the aunt’s estate had been promised to her, while Mrs Allen largely gave to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Cambridge
Mass
Mis
Vannie F. Allen
Malden
Mme
Lillian Nordica
Supreme Court
Allen
Zelaya reports victory in Nicaragua conflict drives
New Orleans dispatches from November 4 report two perspectives on Nicaragua’s civil war. From Bluefields and Atlantic coast ports rebels claim General Estrada gains in men and arms while Zelaya fails to reclaim lost territory. Managua cables quote Zelaya claiming a severe engagement with a royal victory and boastful use of Maxim guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bluefields
Atlantic Coast
Porte
Nicaragua
Estrada
Zelaya
Managua
Pacific Coast
Chile
Ite
Altschuld
Nailat
Canalries
Aituchul
Rome
Buclelds
Head of Revolution Chamorro Known to Nicaraguans for Valor
Gen Emiliano Chamorro heads the Nicaraguan revolutionary column that captured Greytown and moves toward fort San Carlos along the San Juan River. He is known as Zelaya's most implacable enemy and led notable actions including seizing an armed steamer and repelling forces for a month. Persistent rumors claim Honduras backs Zelaya, while Honduras officials seized an American launch from Laguna de Pariss Fruit Company, prompting a State Department protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emiliano Chamorro
Greytown
San Juan River
Fort San Carlos
Lake Nicaragua
Central America
Zelaya
Comnnapa
Department
Cholantes
Nicaragua
Eastera Wational Institute
Tela Ee
Juan J. Estrada
State Department
Honduras
Robbed Boy and Brother in Tramp Overcoat Theft
Fragmented report from Chicago details a boy named Joseph Leonard and his brother Samuel who were picked up after a tramp stole Joseph's overcoat and $2. Joseph recounts a hard life selling papers to support Sam, with parents dead and both boys itinerant. The story links to various cities including New Orleans Memphis and New York as authorities trace the incident and note another stabbing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad
Chicago
Joseph Leonard
Samuel
Kind
Harrison Atreat Station
Jos
New Orleans
Sam
New Orleana
Memphis
R. L. Thomas
New York
Kentucky Tubiman
Jon
Monkey
Carroll
Sheepshead
Ila
Smoke Ruckus on Chicago L Train Leaves Man Injured
A dispute over a smoking ban on Chicago L trains triggers a riot at Forty-fourth Street. Police drew revolvers as passengers intervened. Lumberman J. D. Attley was pushed through a train window and badly cut by shattered glass, while former Alderman Joseph H. Francis fell from the car to the tracks, narrowly escaping death. The smoker was removed and the officer taken to a police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Forty-fourth Street
J. D. Attley
Glasa
Joseph H. Francis
Offemier
History of Census Fifth Through Thirteenth Shows Expansion
A compressed history traces census growth from 1790 counts of population to the forthcoming thirteenth census. It notes rising topics, costs, and methods, including the shift to broader inquiries, the rise of vital statistics, and the creation of a permanent census bureau, with milestones like the 1870 tallying machine and the eleventh census services. The piece highlights debates over scope, accuracy, and the evolving role of census data in governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cedmus
Congress
Marshale
Thomas Jefferson
Tle
Con- Frese
Walker
Lerrors
American Statistical Association
Wich
Washington
Elenth
House
Senate
Grant
James A. Garfield
Permanent Census Bureau
Pension Bureau
Dais
Moreau le Sonnes
Tell
Israel
Walsh new trial sought over multiplicity of charges
In Chicago a petition for rehearing seeks to overturn a guilty verdict against banker John F. Walsh. Attorneys argue the court overlooked law principles by allowing numerous charges in one indictment and a single jury. The filing claims prejudice from duplicative counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John FR. Walsh
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diuretic as a universal remedy for kidney and urinary troubles. It claims rapid cleansing and healing of kidneys, bladder, and urinary system, with a fifty cent treatment available worldwide from drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Pape, Thompson & Pare
Cincinnati
Army officer reassignments and duties in early 19th century
A list of officers and second lieutenants reassigned between infantry and artillery units. Names include Clifton M. Wutter, A. Brockman, and Bward 8, Jonas jr, with transfers among Seventeenth, Twenty-sixth, Seven teenth, Blehte, Eleventh, and Eighth Infantry. Substantiates duties for subsistence purchases and temporary signal corps duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosam J. Bartlett
Meilien Corps
Liz
A. Brockman
Trenty
Sian
Clifton M. Wutter
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Seventeenth Infantry
Cap Baward
Jonas, Jr
Hlevanth Infantry
Blehte Infantey
Bamvel
Aunell
Broth F. Zestman
Eturgis
Puspree Ct
Wile W. Bearell
Signat Corps
Eilef
Ewast Artillery Corps
Virginius
Clark
Thomas J. [Steere
Finty-drst Company
Naval Officers Assigned and Vessel Movements Reported
Orders to naval officers assign Capt R. T. Hell as inspector and others to duties at various ships yards and commands. Movements of vessels include Navajo and Tecena at sea, with the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia window rejoined in Boston and placed in rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RT. Hell
Vollere
Misher Waller Company
Qiuining
N. X
K. McAlpine
Nempure News Shin Tultding
Dry Dork Company
Sachinery
G. R Evans
Salem
J. J. Kumpp
R. Welles
Connecticn Xon
Oritana
Io Command
Albert L. Kces
Atlantic
Heat
Staf
F.C. Bowers
Mosher Boiler Company
Ossinving
Biest
A. Ve. Preseey
New Sark
Tnelex F. 1
Tagers
Nosart
WB. Reno
New Hampshire
Midshipman
G. Chered
Creatment Aval Hospital
New York
N.Y
Cavite
Navajo
Tecena
Cape Cruz
Cuba
Naval Prrgade
Massachusetts
Department
Navy Yard
Boston
Masa
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Farmers
South
Yoore
Hampton
Tuskegee
Farmers’ National Congress
Pullen Hall
Agricultural and Mecchanical College
Cheshire
North Carolina
Royster
D.H. Mul
Tte
Kitchin
Joshua Strange
Marton
Paul Barringer
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Hilary A. Herbert
Amr
Umailar
Hampton Moore
Mad Dog Bites Boy Hero
Commission For Buffalo
Baby
James Crichton Browne
London
Cchi caGco
Custom House
Leake
Company
Seaboard Line
Tombs Cell
Nordica
Dr. Lye Tooth Oe
Gen. Chamorro
Walsh
Judge Advocate of Navy
Robert L. Russell
U.S. N
Witti
the Navy
Edward H. Campbell
North Dakota
R. G. Evans
Bureau of Insbuction and Survey
A. L. Key
Connecticut
Schroeder
Will
Roger Weitz
Cer
Sor
Servion
Moses
Belasco, Olivate
Cleveland Ouere
Bill Iis
Evelyn Howard
Lause
Daly Theater
Billy
Ee Hamner
Colo
Helsrich Hammer
Arthur Smith
ARMY
Washburn-Crosbys
Pats AN As
Ara Shag
Ga May Robson
Anne Warner
Mary
Fred Niblo
Scotland
WREN
Horus
James Forben
Gatlerz, Boe
Mr. i. É
Dodson
Francis Wilson
Ralph
Perz
Jesee le Tashy
Twentieth Century Limited
Belle Blayete
T. Hor Baruea
Bessie Grasord
A. “Seymour Brow
Nat C. Ayer
Ibber Brae
Bansal Gaser
Anmaite Rellernion
Wanmbath
America
Gayety Theater
9Th St. Ar
Runaway Girl Co
Sumter
War
Jack Reid
Frank Li
Waketela
Sula Reid Gilbert
Elyceum
Edmond Hayes
Sonething
Star Show Girls
Johse Son
Washington Automobiles
Arlington
BILUS
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Max Fe Suedlee Geyartuetor
National Theatre
Pat
Soloitt
Corinne Rider-Kelsrr
Maryland Theater
G. Street
ENON
Harry Maxwell
M Sonic Auditoriu
Ork Ave
Aighi
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