Carnegie on Note Denied by His Secretary
In Cleveland and Oberlin a bank loan scandal widens as director I T Whitney reveals Mrs Cassie L Chadwick received 240000 from the Citizens National Bank of Oberlin plus 102000 personally from Beckwith and Spear. Beckwith says he faced a demand to settle Newton v Chadwick and the Cleveland suit is postponed to Thursday. Creditors meet in New York as Chadwick’s lawyers seek a cash settlement and notes. Carnegie’s name appears on a note with rumored forgery, while his secretary denies involvement.
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New York
Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
I. T. Whitney
Citizens’ National Bank
Oberlin
Cassie L. Chadwick
Beckwith
Whitney
Chadwirl
Euclid Avenue
Newton
Directo
Foohkoih
Willet
Toussies
Heston
John Albaugh
Chadwick
Carver
Boston
Carnegie
Raw
Andrew Car
Toliant House
Carsie Chadwick
Pt. Cottrell
Whadwick
Um, Mass
Herbert D. Lewton
Brookline
Percy W. Curver
Ins
SAYS J. A. CHANLER IS INSANE
Thomas F Sherman, custodian of John Armstrong Chanler, today filed an answer in the U S Circuit Court to veto Chanler’s attempt to nullify Sherman's appointment The answer disputes Chanler's alleged insanity and residency claims, contending Chanler was sane and his commitment proper while denying federal jurisdiction over the matter.
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New York
Thomas F. Sherman
John Armstrong Chanler
Amelie Rives
Chanler
United States Circuit Court
Mr. Sherman
Supreme Court
Bloomingdale Asylum
Vginia
Sherman
Rye
Virginia
Tragedy on Kaiser Wilhelm II Deck Inward to Hoboken
One immigrant dies and three are badly injured when a steel block falls from a steam derrick on the Kaiser Wilhelm II as it nears Hoboken quarantine. A steerage passenger misused the lever causing the block to break loose amid crowded forward deck. Felix Sangalis a Russian dies shortly after docking. others taken to hospital. cabi n passengers raise a purse for the injured.
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New York
Mner
Felix Sangalis
Jangalis
Hoboken
Kentuckian Kills Wife and Four Children Then Himself
Enoch Sloan, a Shelby County farmer, intoxicated, shot and killed his wife and all four of their children before taking his own life near Shelby, Kentucky, on November 29.
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Shelby, Ky
Enoch Sloan
Shelby
Colorado election case probes contempt in Denver Supreme Court
Faking of testimony resumes in contempt causes before the Colorado Supreme Court as Democrats and ward leaders face charges of violating orders to appoint special watchers on election day. Witnesses recount alleged misconduct, with Kratke testifying about an offer to vote his family for the Democratic ticket.
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Denver
Colo
Supreme Court
Supreme Conuct
Frank Kratke
Michael Mahoney
Kratke
Oscar Anderson
Anderson
John Kendrick
Democratic State Central Committee
H. T. Richardson
St. Louis
Thayer
United States District Court of Appeals
Mr. Richardson
Official vote tallies across states report Roosevelt lead
Ohio totals 1 026 2% ballots Roosevelt 690 095 Parker 344 3 Swallow 19 339 Dens 36 280 Corregan 2 683 Watson 1 992 Roosevelt plurality 255 421. Iowa Roosevelt 307 Parker 149 141 Swallow 11 001 Debs 14 87 Watson 8 207. California Roosevelt 203 226 Parker 99 204 Debs 29 535 Swallow 7 38. Trenton and Des Moines canvass results noted. lockjaw case in Michigan linked to vaccination. Norfolk Newport News steamship ad.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roosevelt
Parker
Swallow
Dens
Corregan
Watson
State Laytin
Sandles
Laytin
Iowa
Des Moines
Pwa
Executive Council
Swaslow
Debs
California
Sacramento
Cal
Fortunes of Port Arthur Turn on 203 Meter Hill Fight
Fort Arthur battle reports describe grim fighting as Japanese pursue the 203 meter hill to gain harbor control and isolate the Laotie Mountains. Messages from St. Petersburg Tokyo and Chefoo emphasize heavy losses and swift, contested advances amid fires and trench assaults.
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Laotie
St. Petersburg
Tokyo
Port Arthur
Imperial
Sungshu
London
Standard
Laotie Mountain
Bennett Burleigh
Daily Telegraph
Chefoo
Morning Post
Shanghai
Berlin
Taglische Rundschau
Battle near Da Pass yields 230 Japanese dead
Russian dispatches report heavy fighting near Tsinkhetchen and Da Pass with 230 Japanese corpses found buried. Russians seized rifles and entrenching tools while night sorties continued. village of Nanganza partially destroyed after Japanese interference. Chinese intel places main enemy force near Shilikhe with ongoing skirmishes and warnings about language traps. Pigo's Cure for consumption advertised at 25 cents.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropathin
Tsinkhetchen
da Pass
Sakharoff
Shenking
Rennenkampff
Mukden
Rennenkampfff
Red Cross
Nanganza
Shilikhe
Shakhe
Adagviteh
Parker Dies by Own Action in Office Suicide
A. Parker, vice president of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton and Pere Marquette railroads, died of prussic acid self-administered in his office on November 19. Coroner Weaver ruled death a suicide after evidence linked Parker to a pact with Miss Hisse Gesterling, who died by her own hand in Chicago on the burial day. Parker had recently joined the railroad system and showed no prior health or mental disturbance.
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Gesterling
Cincinnati
Ohio
Weaver
A. Parker
Hamilton
Dayton
Pere Marquette
Parker
Ecoroner
St. Louis
Denver
Miss Gesterling
Chicago
Mr. Parker
Murderers Seek Freedom From Hard Labor
In Chicago on November 29 two confessed murderers Cantos and Pettinato petitioned Circuit Court for habeas corpus after being denied hard labor at Joliet Penitentiary for five years. They challenge the court’s part of fourteen year sentences in solitary confinement and claim inactivity risks insanity. They say they have been ready to work since July 1 despite the suspension of labor. The case proceeds with evidence next day. the defense argues the punishment is cruel and unconstitutional.
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Chicago
Jo- Het
Windes
George Cantos
Pietro Pettinato
Hutchinson
Cantos
Pettinato
In Chicago Case a Clue Links Two Murder Mysteries
Police trace possible link between the Benton Harbor and Chicago killings. They suspect William Donahue as the slayer of A. M. Northrup and chauffeur Bate’s death may hinge on the secret of "Mr. Dove." A photogrpah of George W. Hugg is reviewed for identity.
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Chicago
Bate
A. M. Northrup
Benton Harbor
Mich
Lemont
Mr. Dove
Michigan
William Donahue
Northrup
Jlatter
Dove
Donahue
Archer Road
George W. Hugg
Milwaukee
Huge
Insane but talented patient wins prize at state hospital
A woman inmate at a Minnesota state insane hospital won a prize from a Boston magazine for solving a rebus and writing an essay. The prize offers an abroad trip or 250 dollars, which the state board will attempt to secure for her while deeming travel unsafe. Her name remains private to protect her from harassment.
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St. Paul, Minn
Boston
State Board of Control
Atlantic
Heirs Contest Mrs Seaman Fortune In Million Case
New York November 23 heirs and executors of the late Robert Seaman contest Mrs Seaman formerly Nellie Bly for control of a fortune likely exceeding one million dollars. Surrogate Thomas heard the case in New York City and it will not be settled before January. Two wills, one granting only 4500 and the other nearly all the estate, including the Ironclad Manufacturing plant, form the basis of the contest among ten claimants.
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New York
Robert Seaman
Nellie Bly
Thomas
Seaman
Ironclad Manufacturing Company
Ranchman's Disappearance Cleared By Confession
In Sun Dance Wyoming on October 19 ranchman James Garrett vanished. Nineteen-year-old Willie Erickson confesses that Garrett shot Otto Erickson while reclaiming a calf, then Garrett was killed by Willie who cut his throat. The body was moved by Willie and Otto and found four miles away by a search party. Also Paris University approves Charles Fish Beach Jr to lecture on American books in French history.
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Sun Dance
Wyo
James Garrett
Willie Erickson
Erickson
Garrett
Otto Erickson
Otto
Willie
Paris University
Paris
Council of the
Charles Fish Beach, Jr
New York
London and
Paria
Left Only the Building Nebraska Bank Embezzlement Charged
State bank examiner finds Elkhorn Valley Bank assets limited to the bank building after insolvency. Charges list President Bernard McGreevy with embezzlement and Cashier Hagerty with receiving deposits while insolvent. November 18 statement showed loans of 65000 but notes unclear against assets. Great Bog Exhibition continues at Brown and Tolson Galleries with creditor sale at 11 a m tomorrow.
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Nebraska Bank
O'Neill
Nebr
State Bank Examiner
Elkhorn Valley Bank
Banking House
Bernard McGreevy
Hagerty
Great Bog
Brown & Tolson
H St
Mrs Chadwick’s Notes and Port Arthur Battles
Digest of today’s issue highlights for the reader. Carnegie comments on Mrs. Chadwick’s notes and Japanese forces closing on Port Arthur. Reports of Manchuria fighting and bombardment at Zeigler Mines.
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Carnegie
Chadwick
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Zeigler
Nelson
Young Corbett
Broome
Folk
University
Virginia
Maryland
Washington
Knell
The
Plaza Railroad
Lester-Campbell
M—Agricultural Department
Roosevelt White House denies Herald turkey tale
The White House disputes a Boston Herald report accusing President Roosevelt's children of tormenting the Thanksgiving turkey. The statement asserts the turkey was dressed for dinner and a live bronze turkey was sent to Oyster Bay, with no incident occurring. Secretary Loeb excludes the Boston Herald’s reporters from White House facilities until further notice.
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Boston Herald
Roosevelt
WM. Loeb, JR
Brigham Murder Arrest Details in Massachusetts
Ovide Chapdelaine, fifteen, is arrested in Brigham Massachusetts on suspicion of murdering Mrs. Emma Richard Brigham near her home. District Attorney Rockwood Hoar and State police led the investigation with a Worcester hearing set for tomorrow. Police theory ties motive to wood theft. father allegedly used son to guard property.
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Toelcester
Mass
Ovide Chapidelaine
Emma Richard Brigham
Rockwood, Hoar
Worcester
Shaw
Chapdelaine
Joseph Chapdelaine
Police Hunt Nephew in East 115th Street Murder
New York police issued an arrest order for Frank Furlong nineteen after he was named a nephew of crime victim Mrs. Margaret Keeler found beaten and robbed in her East 115th street home. Furlong had visited the home and allegedly received food while previously accused of theft and forgery. Harlem pawnshop recovered Keeler jewelry linked to a man matching his description.
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New York
Margaret Keeler
East 115Th Street
Frank Furlong
Furlong
Keeler
Fifteen Girls Injured In Swiss Laundry Fire
An explosion of a gasoline motor at Swiss Laundry in New Orleans caused a blaze that gutted the building at 1010 Grayier Street. Fifteen working girls were burned or hurt leaping from second story windows. Loss estimated at 40000 dollars. Separate item notes aid for Russian hospitals and a Pennsylvania Railroad clerical orders notice for clergymen with deadlines in December.
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New Orleans
Grayier Street
Carrie Healy
Sophie Suhreng
Emma Gonzales
Annie Holman
Louise Holman
Tillie Yokum
Emma Yokum
Alice Gonzales
Mies Chandler
Georgia Beecher
Lizzie Wiliams
Jessie Petty
Emma Singleton
Anna Walker
Mary Elise
Battle at Zeigler firebombs miners camp at Zeigler
Zeigler Illinois report says shots fired from sundown to daybreak with about 50 rounds. Four Gatling guns used by coal company against besieging forces around town. One miner wounded. militia, Assistant Adjutant General Reece, and Carbondale unit deployed. Military surveillance expands to 8000 acre Leiter tract. riot duty in effect and gates closed to non-residents.
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Leiter
Joseph Leiter
Zeigler
Chinago
Carbondale
Fourth Infantry
Stein
Illinois Central Railroad
Hallisdayboro
Lelter
Franktin County
Panic at State Street store ends in double tragedy
In Chicago on November 23 Paul Hersick twenty six fired at his wife during a planned meeting in a large department store on State Street. The shot missed and lodged in a wall. Believing he had killed her he then killed himself with the revolver. Hersick, of Trenton New Jersey, visited Chicago once.
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Chicago
State Street
Paul Hersick
Hersick
Trenton
N. J
Throat Cut by Uncle in Columbus Saloon
Dr Cutt Duncans throat was cut at 10 P M by his uncle James Ware at the Deli catessien on Twelfth street. Duncans condition is very serious. He had just arrived by train and says Ware attacked him without provocation. Wares in police custody after the assault near Rankin drug Store with blood on the pavement.
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Columbus
Dr. Cutt Duncan
James Ware
Ir. Duncan
Ware
Rankin Drug
Railing Collapse In Armory Basketball Game
In Philadelphia on November 23 a gallery railing gave way during a basketball game at the State Fencibles armory injuring about a score of boys and young men. Two-thirds of the railing collapsed after a disturbance among players drawing spectators to the fall. all injured were taken to a nearby hospital and are not fatally hurt.
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Philadelphia
State Fencibles
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