Three Found Slain Fourth Victim of Murderous Assault
Middletown New York October 1 four persons were attacked at the Olney farm. Fred Olney aged 58 and Willis Olney 62 are dead. Alice Ingerick nine, and Mrs Georgia Ingerick severely hurt. Police suspect yeggmen aided by father Daniel Ingerick who vanished. Brinckerhoff probes as mother remains unconscious with little chance of revival.
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Washington Post
Middletown
Olney
Fred Olney
Willis Glney
Georgia Ingerick
Thrall
Alice Ingerick
J D Brinckerhoff
Wurtabura
Daniel Ingerick
Ingerick
Bruckerhoff
Lfe
New York
Bowery
Brinckerhoff
Yeggmen
Olneys
Pilgrime Corneys
Lulu
David Aiken
Everthing
Alice
Mamma
Allie
Tam
Mattie
Mrs Wheat
Ring
Daniel R Davis
Davis
Dan Davis
Wills Olnes
Dan
Dalyis
Brinkerhoff
Tree Cellar
Mrs. Ingerick
Olney Brothers
Willa Olney
Ontario and Western
Erie
Willis
Fred
Walkin Valley
Lulu Ingertck
Train Hits Car Killing Child in Connecticut Crash
A Fitchburg Express struck a touring car at Taylor's crossing in Cobalt Middletown leaving Walter G Cowles of Hartford, his wife, chauffeur Arthur Franz, and two Hartford residents injured. Five year old son died en route to hospital. two women severely hurt likely fatally. Franz says car slowed on incline. warning came only as engine headlights appeared.
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Middletown
Conn
Cal
Walter G Cowles
Hartford
Fitchburg Express
New York
New Haven and Hartford
Taylor's Crossing
Cobalt
Cowle
Mr Cowles
Arthur Franz
Cowles
Mes L A Keady
Middlesex Hospital
ASKS WARRANT FOR LAWSON IN FRANK FILING CASE
Special to The Washington Post Boston Oct 7 Judge Wentworth heard an application for a warrant charging Thomas W Lawson with criminal libel of C W Barron publisher of the Boston News Bureau The request was postponed to next Tuesday The matter centers on alleged writings by Lawson in his frenzied finance magazine stories Barron referred inquiries to his lawyer Sherman L Whipple who declined comment Engineer Dropped Dead Special to The Washington Post Albany Oct 7 Engineer Joseph Marks on a Delaware and Hudson locomotive died while taking a drink of water beside the track after bringing his train into Albany The Unpardonable Sin Vast lecture tent corner 22nd and B Street Sunday 730 PM.
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Washington Post
Boston
C. W. Barron
Boston News Bureau
Judge Wentworth
Municipal Criminal Court
Appled
Thomas W. Lawson
Barron
Wentworth
Lawson
Sherman L. Whipple
Albany
Joseph Marks
Delaware and Hudson
Britain Offers to Join War Against Germany
London reports Britain readily offers to ally with France if Germany attacks, amid German efforts to form a Russia France alliance. Paris papers denounce von Buelow and Kaiser's Morocco stance, while Russia advised better understanding with Britain and press coverage questions German diplomacy and potential outcomes.
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Washington Post
London
Germany
Russia
France
England
von Buelow
Paris
Count von Buelow
Morocco
Great Britain
M Delcasse
Foreign Office
M. Delcasse
Mafin
Matin
Resignation and British-France War-Toward War Claims
Amid Moroccan tensions M Deleasne resigns as foreign minister of France. Reports say Britain promised support to France against Germany and outlined troop landing and Kiel Canal seizure plans. UK officials deny full details while Associated Press notes a British stance supporting a defensive alliance to maintain European peace.
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M. Deleasne
Great Britain
France
Germany
Kiel Canal
Panadowne
British
Foreign Office
Alance
Britain and Russia aim to restart Afghanistan talks
London reports that negotiations over spheres of influence in Afghanistan between Great Britain and Russia, disrupted by the Russo-Japanese war, may resume. Britain seeks friendly discussions on guarantees against expansion, while Russia may seek assurances to curb border governors. The issue of recognizing Russia’s privileges in South Turkey is not officially discussed. Britain’s Constantinople policy centers on safeguarding India via the Bosphorus path and Anglo-Japanese ties.
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London
Afghanistan
Great Britain
Russia
Foreign Office
Turkey
Associated Press
Constantinople
India
Bosphorus
Fled from his bride in bridal chamber tragedy in Connellsville
Thomas Benton Frantz sixty, a Confluence council member, leaped from a second story window the night after his wedding to Miss Alice Hyatt. He landed in the street breaking his right hip and suffering internal injuries. The bride, twenty two, had been keeping house. both refuse to talk about the incident, and Frantz may die.
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Washington Post
Connellsville
Thomas Benton Frantz
Confluence
Frants
Alice Hyatt
Frantz
Prominent Binghamton Resident Shoots Self in Tailor Shop
George W. Kendal, a noted and wealthy Binghamton resident born in Mobile, Alabama, upended the town’s day when he walked past a tailor shop and shot himself in the head this afternoon. He was fifty four, son of Thadeus Richmond Kendall, linked to old Southern families. He died instantly.
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Binghamton
N. C
Uct. T
George W. Kendal
Mobile
Alm
Ind
Thadaeus Richmond Kendall
Long fight ends as Gaynor and Greene head to Savannah trial
John F. Gaynor and Benjamin D. Greene, indicted for conspiring to defraud the United States in Savannah harbor work, arrived in New York under Secret Service escort after extradition battles with Canada. Their lawyer claimed innocence and said flight was against his advice. trial slated to begin November 15 with defense ready.
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Savannah Harbor
Route South
Canada
Washington Post
New York
John F. Gaynor
Benjamin D. Greene
Savannah
William J. Flynn
Secret Service Department
Secret Service
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John F. Gaynor, Jr
Flynn
Burke, Moser
Ahearn
George P. White
District of Georgia
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Riley
Grand Central Station
L. Lafith Kallogg
Shields
Henry
Weat Twenty-third Street Ferry
Mr. Kellogg
Carter
Pennsylvania Railroad
South
Montreal
Gaynor and Greene
Honaventure
Grand Trunk Railway
Délaware and Hudson
United States Secret Service
Dominion
Stiles H. Carpenter
Quebec
Inspector McMahon
Rouses Point
N. Y
Lacolle
Can
Two New York Blocks Burn in Massive City Fire
A midnight blaze on the Upper East Side destroyed two city blocks between 18th and 107th streets, injuring a watchman and a pipe man, displacing hundreds of tenement dwellers, and forcing the escape of 20 horses roaming the streets. Robers Sons & Co lumber yards were hit, and total losses reached 31000. Firefighters rescued residents like Michael Neher and his wife, who barely escaped with cash, jewelry, and coins valued at 500.
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New York
Upper East Side
18Th Street
First Avenue
18Th
107Th Streets
Robers Sons & Co
Pipeman O'Neil
Michael Neher
107Th Street
Neher
Meyers Bros
Saloon Trust Proposal for Los Angeles Area
A group of twenty five leading Los Angeles business men propose a Gothenburg like system replacing the current private ownership of 200 saloons. The plan would pay the city 120000 annually, cut licenses from about 90 to 25, and allow stockholders six percent dividends after license taxes. The city would receive the remaining profits.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angelia
Cty
Trial on Train: Fowlkes Sentenced Amid Lynching Fears
On an Illinois Central train James Fowlkes a colored man was tried convicted and sentenced to seven years for assault on a white woman. Authorities feared lynching if he disembarked at Clinton Hickman County and kept the case in the baggage car. A telephone alert ordered stay on board as mobs discussed action. The train continued toward Paducah with guards aboard.
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Paducah
James Fowlkes
Clinton
Hickman County
Fowlkes
Mystery in Wholesale Murder Drives French Move Against Kaiser
The issue outlines a broad front page with reports on mystery in a wholesale murder, a French move against Kaiser, and a British view of an insurance scandal. It also notes features on politics, society, and various national updates across sections.
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Polson
Tanner
Eugene Ware
Laweson
Massachusetts
Bonaparte
Maryland
G-World
Alexandria
u—Financial and Commercial
Weston
Washington
Caucasus
Richmond
Tokyo F
Adath Israel
Washington Real Estate
Constance
Bryan
Rubberine
Barclay
Tuttle
Devery
Tokyo
Mitchell expects no coal strike after organizing tour
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America arrived in Pittsburg from New York on his way to Elizabeth to address bituminous miners. He said prospects of a general coal strike next spring are unlikely and noted his organizing tour added over 50,000 anthracite miners to the union.
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Pittsburg
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
New York
Elizabeth
Mitchell
Desperate Bandit Fight After Post Office Burglary
A posse of fifty armed citizens from Wildroze Wisconsin pursued four bandits after a morning burglary and attempted bank looting. One bandit died, two were mortally wounded, and a fourth captured after an hour and a half of fighting eight miles from town. A Milwaukee casualty company agent offered a reward and dispatched a detective crew for investigation.
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Wildroze
Wis
State Bank
Milwaukee
Train’s Narrow Escape From Burning Bridge
Express No. 31 on the Seaboard Air Line from the North to Florida halted within a car length of a burning bridge over Jumping Gully near Camden, South Carolina. Passengers formed a brigade and extinguished the flames. the train was relayed six hours.
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Charlotte
N. C
Seaboard Air Line
Florida
Jumping Gully
Camden
8. C
Stewart poised for Mexico ambassadorship says Denver sources
Special from Denver reports Phillip B. Stewart of Colorado Springs is expected to become Ambassador to Mexico, succeeding Edwin Conger. Indications say the President has offered the post, though Stewart has not yet signaled assent. Stewart, wealthy and leading a life of leisure in Colorado.
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Washington Post
Denver
Colo
Phillip B. Stewart
Colorado Springs
Colorado Hunt
Stewart
Edwin Conger
Mexico
Colorado Ings
Castro Orders Guns From Creusot Works
Venezuelan government ordered from France's Creusot Works thirty batteries of field artillery and twelve batteries of mountain guns of seventy millimeters. Allocation noted Caracas on Oct 7 with delivery to support national defense.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Venesuelan
Creusot
France
London Post on Reform and Confidence in American Insurance
European reaction to the American insurance expose remains restrained as the Wall Street linked practices draw criticism. The Morning Post urges radical measures, noting directors’ trust breaches and higher costs in the United States, while calling for federal oversight to restore policy holders’ security.
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London
Legislative
Europe
Morning Post
Post
Wall Street
Atlantic
Frick Committee
Equitable Assurance Society
Germany
Great Britain
United States
America
Demand on New York Life in Missouri over campaign fund
State Superintendent W D Vandiver demanded the 148702 campaign fund be placed in the New York Life treasury under penalty of license revocation. He also urged a new president vice president and financial committee for the company. In New York Vandiver’s message was shown. President John A McCall declined to comment.
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Jefferson City
W. D. Vandiver
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Missouri
Vandiver
McCall
Missouri Department of Insurance
New York
Opposed To A Referee In Western Life Merger
Chicago oct 7 the policy holders committee of the western life indemnity company chaired by a b hicks will not agree to refer to judge kohisaat for settlement or to any refereeing over a proposed merger a change in attitude followed rumors that dissatisfied holders learned the court would sustain the demurrer of the companys attorney and feared a quick deal with the security life and annuity company
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Chicago
Western Life Indemnity Company
A. B Hicks
Kohisaat
Western Life
Security Life and Annuity Company
Engine explosion kills fireman on Williamsport train
Williamsport, Pa. Oct 7 A fireman Spagiotesiaer Rec Nas Sept body to move a eet was fatally aed while running up a steep grade last night on a Ringdale bound passenger train. Attend Hagerstown Fair Oct 10 to 13. Railroad trains Oct 10 to 13 round trip $2.80 including admission. Special train leaves Washington 7:80 a.m. Wednesday and Thursday 11th and 12th with return at 2:2 a.m. same dates.
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Frederick Fair
Baltimore & Ohio
Williamsport
Ringdale
North Branch
Spagiotesiaer Rec
Jana Cleon Karehner
Hagerstown Fair
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Washington
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