TWO SHOT BY MOB AT JAIL IN MOBILE RAID
A mob at Mobile and Ohio Railroad headquarters killed Officer Roy Hoyle and wounded Alderman Sidney Lyons while attempting to seize Richard Robinson, a seventeen year old accused attacker of a twelve year old girl. Deputies and militia moved in as crowds pressed the jail seeking his lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hoyle
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Sidney Lyons
Ruth Soseaman
Richard Robinson
Mobile
Ala
Mubus
Rath
Blount Sussarman
Fatch
Moolle and Ohio
Alderman Lyons
Robinson
Mobile and Ohio
Jelks
Jsland
Prank Lomeden
Eleven Kart in Wreck Trains Oraah on Uiinols Central
A fragmentary report describes a wreck involving Eleven Kart and a train at Uiinols Central near Muppivaboro Wisconsin. The incomplete text references injuries or hazards and lists unclear names and places, with mentions of observers and a possible investigation or response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansanger
Oraah
Muppivaboro
Wis
Boa
Hasde
Collie
Pusaworigny
Itis
He Ab Fonte
Otis Hao
Oidtala
Neil Nectar
Mrs White Divorced From Millionaire Chicle Chief
Special to The Washington rose Cleveland Ohio October 2 Judge Philips grants divorce to Mrs W J White wife of the American Chicle Company president in a desertion case filed for willful absence over three years The hearing lasted eighteen minutes with Mrs White the sole witness asserting faithfulness and the alimony settlement reportedly includes Thornwood stock and securities totaling about 30000 yearly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Rose
Cleveland
Ohio
Philips
Common Piena Court
W J White
American Chicle Company
Chewing-Gum Trust
White
Boilermaker Dies After Steam Accident
In Vincennes Indiana a boilermaker Gustave F Friend, 30, was literally cooked alive when steam was turned on in a boiler by mistake. He survived five hours, his flesh sloughing in chunks, arranged affairs, bade his kin farewell, and prayed with his pastor until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Gustave F. Friend
Roosevelt, Jr Companions Arrested in Boston Case
Boston police advance case over assault on officer on Boston Common last Thursday involved Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Harvard student Meredith Blagden. Shaun Kelley of Fitchburg, Harvard sophomore class president, arrested in Cambridge on a warrant for assaulting a police officer and released on bail. Roosevelt and Blagden summoned as grand jury witnesses in Suffolk County investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Grand Jury
Boston Common
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Cambridge
Shaun Kelley
Fitchburg
Roosevelt
Harvard
Kelley
Alty
Young Roosevelt
Blagden
Crushed by Rebate System in Illinois Central Probe
Witness William H. Sufferna of Decatur, NJ, testifies at an Interstate Commerce Commission session on rebates. He says Harris Scott & Co and Rosebaum & Co received a 2 cent elevator allowance at New Orleans, reducing rail rates for export grain. The cited 12 cent export rate left only 9.75 cents after rebates, pricing him out of European markets. he quit last winter. R I Barr of New Orleans corroborates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Central
Chicago
Wiliam H. Sufferna
Decatur
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffern
Harris Scott & Co
Rosebaum Dé. Co
New Orleans
R_ I Barr
Panama consul general raided in Broadway cafe arrest
A Panama consul general Raoul Amador is arrested in New York after a woman, Bertha J. Gresham, accuses him of failing to support a child. The elder Amador faces police court with detectives and a tense scene in a Broadway cafe. The case promises to reveal a diplomatic intrigue and a hidden letter conspiracy.
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Republic
Washington
New York
Raoul Amador
Republic of Panama
Bertha J. Gresham
Amador
New Republic
Panama
Longacre
Gresham
Wash ‘Ington
Broadway
Wong
Center Street
Order Chinese To Go In Eureka Mass Meeting
In Eureka California a mass meeting of prominent citizens and union leaders decided that twenty seven Chinese workers brought by the Tallant Company of Astoria Oregon to a salmon cannery at the mouth of Hel River must leave. The call comes amid an aroused community echoing a February 18 188% expulsion of Chinese after a deadly highbinder war. The Tallant Company threatens to seek militia from the governor if protests arise.
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Eureka
Cal
Tallant Company
Astoria
Oreg
Hel River
Bishop Williams Denies Quoted Sermon Claim
Detroit October 2 Bishop Charles D Williams of the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan says a published report of his Sunday sermon to YMCA members misquoted him He rejects the line calling the Bible the most prolific source of unbelief noting he said a view of the Bible can be a prolific source of unbelief and urging thoughtful reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Charles D. Williams
Episcopal Diocese of
Willems
Robert Ingersoll
God
Maj Hoyle Killed By Train Near College Park
Maj George F Hoyle recruiting officer for Georgia was struck by an Atlanta and West Point passenger train at College Park this afternoon and died within an hour. He was sixty five, married, and had led the Georgia recruiting office for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
George F Hoyle
United States Army
West Point
College Park
Hoyle
Cherge
Georgia
Kansas Begins War on Trusts in Supreme Court Suit
The Topeka session yesterday saw actions to oust Standard Oil and the International Harvester company from equity and commerce. The state moves to curb monopolistic practices affecting American markets and prices, with plaintiffs citing alleged restraints and unfair competition across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil and Harvester Company
Hulte Ware
Pensacola Refuses Aid In Florida Cable
Governor Broward offered immediate proclamation for state and world aid to Pensacola as residents rally with chamber of commerce to raise funds and aid. Navy personnel supervise wreck cleanup at the yard while army rehabilitation plans remain unsettled, with Fort Mekas described as nearly erased and multiple drownings noted amid harrowing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fia
Napoleon B. Broward
Florida
Charles H. Bills
Chamber of Commerce
Admiral Capps
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Washington
Hraddvelt
Parker Replies to Hearst Attacks Over Campaign Speech
New York October 2 Judge Alton B Parker issued a statement denying William R Hearst’s charges that he acted for corporations in the McClellan Hearst election contest He said neither he nor his firm were paid by corporations and that they were retained by Mayor McClellan without compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alton B. Parker
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Judge Parker
Great Court
McClellan-Hearst
McClellan
Leaps to Death on Wager Over Bridge Jump
Edward Cannon, a concert hall hobstue, leaped from the suspension bridge into the Ohio River in Cincinnati after a $325 wager with Lew Baldwin. Seized by spectators, he was dragged back as he fell and struck the water face first, vanishing beneath the surface before rescuers could reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chatnnati
Ohio
Ohio River
Edward Cannon
Lew Baldwin
Galter
Cannon
Regs
Gank
Storm signals down as Gulf coast reels from hurricane
Gov Jelke heads to Mobile to assess devastation after a hurricane wrecks lighthouse lights from Captiva to Gulfport. Sheriff Powers orders work or arrest. women and children to Mobile for care. Lighthouse Inspectors report forty four lighthouses swept away or badly damaged, four keepers drowned as storms disrupt the coast from New Orleans to Mobile Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alé
Gulf
Sheriff Powers
Mobile Bay
Powers
Jelke
Montgomery
Ib Jp
Maj
Craighill
Engineer Corps
United States Army
Captan Blas
Gulfport
New Orleans
United States
Sears
New Oreans
Coasin
Missiseipp River
Was Adams a death by own action
Special to The Washington Fest New York Oct 2 Coroner Harpurger said Adams known as the policy king was found shot to death in his Ansonia apartments yesterday The coroner will hold an inquest Tuesday to determine if Adams died by his own hand while citing no firm motive and noting uncertainty about the cause of death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
al" Adama
Ansonia
Harpurger
Adams
Audania
Inspectors Begin Work at Chicago Packing Houses
Three hundred inspectors started duties under the new federal law at Chicago packing houses. First-day reports promise thorough, systematic checks. A packer voiced relief that any current issues fall to the government, reflecting the stance of packers and Secretary James Whiton of the Agriculture Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Packer
James Witeon
Agricultural Department
Meyer for Cabinet Shaw Will Retire on Feb 1
Two cabinet vacancies loom as plans unfold. George L. Meyer, American Ambassador to Russia, is likely to become Secretary of the Treasury or Navy. Moody may resign as Attorney General to return to law practice, with possible Senate confirmation issues hampering a court appointment. Metcalf favors the Navy, Cortelyou may stay at post office, and speculation swirls over the second choice.
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Moody
Meyer
Shaw
Metcalf
Navy
George L. Meyer
Russia
Treasury Department
Moody Swift
Tt Baing
Buetreme
Massachusetts
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Afr. Moody
Supreme Court
Treasury
Bonaparte
Department of Commerce and Labor
Paul Morton
Navy Department
Ambassador Meyer
the Treasury
Cortelyou
Bether Bir
Meyers
Three Train Wrecking Attempts Near Geneva Bridge
Three separate attempts were made at Glarks Bridge on the New York Central Pennsylvania division near Geneva New York to derail trains. Obstructions of ties rails and planks were placed on the track but discovered in time to avert disaster. The wreckers aimed to topple the bridge and another similar attempt occurred about a week earlier at the same site.
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New York Central
Geneva
N. Y
Pennsylvania Division
New York Central Railroad
Glarks Bridge
Geneve
Sime Place
Rebels Agree to Lay Down Arms in Cuba Visit Taft
Major Ladd to supervise disarmament of 2 800 troops of Gen Guerra with 60 marines stationed at Cienfuegos. 450 Marines to Pinar del Rio, preparations to combat yellow fever at Havana, and business confidence rising as Washington dispatch reports progress in the insurgent demobilization plan.
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Ladd
Guerra
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Washington
Fino Guerra
Loynaz del Castillo
Guzman
Taft
Santiago de Las Vagae
United States
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Col. Waller
Camp
Columbia
Goa
International Law Association Recommends War Rights Limits
Berlin October 2 The International Law Association conference urged restraining belligerent rights while expanding neutrals protections. It opposed floating or automatic mints except in belligerent waters and banned merchant signs on warships at sea. Texts to be sent to The Hague conference for consideration.
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Washington Pest
Berlin
International Law Association
English Channel
Boy Hanged By Lasso In Barn Tragedy In Ohio
In Zaneavilla Ohio on October 2 a 12 year old boy Harry Charnetaky attempted four lasso throws from a beam as seen in a show. The rope tangled and he died before his brothers could assist.
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Zaneavilla
Ohio
William Charnetaky
Harry
Palma Leaves the Palace for Matanzas in Quiet Departure
Havana October 2 Former Cuban president Tomas Estrada Palma departs the palace for Matanzas by special train in a quiet farewell. Secretary of State G Ferrill and other officials attend, while crowds cheer and shout long live Palma as the party travels eastward toward Regla and beyond. Palma,tears in his eyes, waves from the rear platform accepting cheers before departing for Bayamo after a brief stay in Regla.
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Havana
Palma
Cuba
Pabha
G.ferrill
Fonts Y. Sterling
Montalvo
Dolae
Senate
Zaldo
Belt
Matanzas
Besries
Mr. Palma
Department of Public Works
Wallace
Aken Do Reglaes
Ceger Peeeene
Aefy
Scamera
Regla
Tomas Histrada Palmas
Cording
Bayame
Provine
Santiago
Kings Ministers Injured In Spanish Crash
In La Granja Spain Oct 2 Minister of Finance Navarro Reverter and Minister of Marine Senor Alvarado were injured when their car overturned two miles from the palace en route to meet King Alfonso. An aid-de-camp and the chauffeur were also hurt. Both ministers were pinned under the vehicle and transported to the palace.
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la Granja
Spain
Navarro Reverter
Senor Alvarado
Alfonso
Nineteen Nominees Named in Party Conventions Across States
Democratic and Republican nominating conventions met in multiple districts. Democrats announced candidates in New York and elsewhere, listing fifteen names including Lindsay and Sulzer, while Republicans named seven nominees across districts, with notable figures such as Cochran and Halligan among the selections.
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New York
Alutrtet
George
Lindsay
Wal Fee B
Reymond
Herman
Torbort
John J. Roche
Robert Baker
John I. Fitegerald
Daniel J. Riordan
Henry M Goldfogie
Willian Sulzer
Charles V. Fornex
W. Bourke Cochran
John J Halligan
Freneia Burton Barciron
Prayels E. Shober
Elehteenth
Joseph A. Goulden
WW Cocke
Samuel Pease
Charles Dunwell
Charles Baw
George Waldo
William Mt. Calder Minth
John B. Airdrie
Belageton
N. J
John J. Gardner
Havond
New Tersest
Cuban Intervention Policy After Fair Cuban Election
The article reports the American stance on Cuba under President Taft and Secretary Root, stating no annexation unless Cuban stability fails. It notes Charles E. Magoon as provisional governor, confirms no extra Congress session, and explains intervention under the Platt amendment to restore order and enable a fair election before withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Charles E. Magoon
Taft
Cube
Root
Comegress
United States
Spain
Cubs
Cuba
Paris
Havana
Bacon
State Department
Ma Balcon
Thesslands
Jacob Steeper
Palma
Revolutionary Party
Mtro Tutt
Mr. Bacon
Pédge
Gonwreaghi
Irban
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Dauphin
Lyons
Mrs. White
Chewing Gum
Bath
Roosevelt, JR
Moran
Meredith Blagden
Polles
O'Mara
Sullivan
Trenton
N J
Coroneta
John Fp.ented
Troy
Dana Kafer
Frederick Seater
Percy Catwell
Uulntor
Fie SP
Omaha Packers
Juris Chea
Chet
Nellae Golders
Sven
Amaddp
Says
Bishop Williams
Maj. Hoyle
Kansas
Hetyse
Incorer Team
Mat Ff
Wyre Hanan
Pahg
Companion
Gulf Coast Lines
Alabama
Policy King
Gacle Sam
Wikaln
Det
Gov. Taft
Buena Vista
Camp Columbia
Geng. Guerra
del Castillo
Santa Clara
Legation
Morgan
Marianao
I. R. Kean
Gov Winthrop
Cana
Dovernment
Crowder
Judge Advocate
Archibald W. Bult
G. Cole
Avivad
Avivad Hareth-day An Tuskeharee of That) Respentive Departmentey: Fuolvese
Pitlehus
Telba Ganewads
Denver
Ban Juan
Awhili Tvawet
Mietan
Ohio Lad
Wild
Cuban
Regia
Newark
N. d
Joseph A. Reach Up
Mount Pleatant
Thir de Leex
Clute
Nenana Pop
BrHiy
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