Rival Sultans Battle as Morocco Ruler Tightens Strait
Desperate finances frame a military clash near Fettat between the forces of Sultans Abdul Aziz and Mulal Hand. A detachment under Mala Rachid defeats Abd al Aziz’s commander Cald Bushta Bagdank, eight field pieces in action, with 900000 cartridges captured. Reports say Raisull’s followers desert. French forces clash near Jem Casamlanca. The French squadron departs south as Morocco teeters, awaiting funds via imperial jewels and a French pledge to honor the Algeciras terms.
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Vba al-Aziz
Mulal Head
Fettat
Shawta
Meguines
Muzagan
Mulal Husy
Mala Rachid
Kobwnax Ui Cirat
Abdel Aziz
Abd
Cald Bushta Bagdank
Abdel Artes
Fats
Maungan
Ryan
Raisulls
Jin
Tangier
Haisull
Sie
Henry Maclean
Alikean
Naere
Jem Casamlanca
Laddert
Jindes Ang
Chasseurs
Oops
Drude
Empire
Aely
Morocco
Rast
Abd el Aziz
Frances Hauda
Gatain
Washington Woman Names Possible Witnesses Over Exhibition Misrepresentation
Charlotte Smith of the Woman National Industrial League in Washington, DC, supplied District Attorney Moran with names of persons who may be summoned to discuss alleged misrepresentations at Boston's Mechanic Hall. She notes businesswomen are indignant and seeks future legislation to protect exhibitors from unfair methods.
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Washington
Boston
Specfa
The
Washington Post
Boston Mass
Charlotte Smith
Woman National Industrial League of
Washington, DC
Joan H Moran
Mechanicel Hall
Mra Smith Lo
Anadas
Exiled Dinner Leads to Five Day Prison Term
An American multi millionaire named Staltens was sentenced to five days in prison after a bizarre act in the Grand Duchy of Eales. He drew attention by organizing a war of street sweepings and bribing two residents to participate, paying one dollar and the other twelve. Bevan was arrested immediately.
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Buedal Canis
Winston
Berlin
Staltens
Grand Duchy of
Eales
Heidelberg
Bevan
Vanderbilt Incompetent Father Estate Case Heard
In New York on October 2 the commission and sheriff jury heard Miss Minerva Vanderbilt challenge her father Edward Ward Vanderbilt. The court declared him incompetent to manage estates. Supreme Court Justice Abbott confirmed chairs of the committee to oversee the alleged incompetent's person and estate.
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New York
Sheriffs Jury
Minerva Vanderbilt
Edward Ward Vanderbilt
Mary Ann Seanmel Peppe Tha Suultvanate Reader
Archairs
Supreme Court
Abbott
Brook- In
Burglar Leaves Child’s Bank After Theft
A thief broke into Gustus T Ruland’s home, stealing $800 in cash and valuables but left Grace’s savings and jewelry untouched. The burglar attached a note saying he is a burglar and sent his regards to the bay, claiming the act was for personal gain. Local authorities investigate the break in at the sea captain’s residence in New York Ont a.
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New York
Gustus T
Ruland
Grace
Union Officers Enjoined in Eight Hour Day Strike Case
In Cincinnati Ohio a federal judge made permanent an injunction against the union officers of the International Frewsmen Union, ruling their actions would violate a valid contract and prevent incitement of a strike for an eight hour day. The decision was delivered by United States Judge Thompson. A separate note from Petersburg Virginia reports a fatal shooting on a Sussex County farm, where Willam Green killed Aeron Graves. Green, who is Black, claimed the killing was an accident and was arrested the next day.
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Cinemnati
Ohio
International Frewsmen
Thompson
Lhompson
Petersburg
Pinkey Rains
Sussex County
Willam Green
Aeron Graves
Gulf Stream Slack Signals Anomalous Conditions
Captain Jensen of the steamer Admiral Schley reports the Gulf Stream off Philadelphia as unusually black with water temperatures well below normal. He notes surface currents are weak and widespread blue water changes are evident, urging shipmasters to observe and adjust routes as conditions may soon change.
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Philadelphia
Phiadelphia
Jensen
Admhiral Schley
Port Antonio
Maine
Gulf Stream
Standard's Fight On Fine Against Alton Immunity and Prosecution
Lawyers for the Standard Oil Company plan to challenge a $29,840,000 fine imposed by Judge Landis. They will argue 20 defenses in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, including improper notice of the Alton immunity, unconstitutionality of the skins act, and miscounting violations. A December filing will precede January trial preparation by Sims, Wilkins, and Parkin.
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Chicago
Standard OW
Landis
United States Circuit Court of Appeal
Standard C
Tnited
Sims
Attornney
Wilkins
Parkin
Court of Appeals
Fudge Landis
Brooklyn Will Witness Deposition In Probate Battle
Surrogate court session held at the bedside of John H Young in Brooklyn as he testifies about the will of Joseph Applegate the coffin maker who died May 6 leaving an estate valued at 750000 Frank Applegate the grandnephew challenges the will claiming undue influence by Ida Applegate Drake and her husband John Drake The testator aged ninety five left 320000 to each of his brother Josiah Apple gage’s grandchildren and most to Ida Drake who was named residuary legatee The hearing continues tomorrow in Surrogate Court.
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Srudial
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
John H Young
Joseph Applegate
Frank Applegate
Young
Keep Street
Josiah Applegate
Ida Applegate Drake
Death in Double Wreck on Erie Bridge
A freight train derailed crossing the Broadway bridge over the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland. The Erie Railroad badge sank, river waters clogged, and at least one death was reported. Daniel Murphy, ore train conductor, was recovered from wreckage as boats aided in rescuing others amid twisted steel and falling debris.
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Cleveland
Erie Railroad
Cuyatoga River
Broadway
Tragic Suspect Walks Along Rail and Ends His Life
Benjamin Bickle, twenty, spoke to undertaker John Markwith in Laure about being in a wagon with a casket when he later stepped in front of a moving train and was killed instantly. Engineer Lynch reported seeing the man walk beside the track before his fatal act.
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Byedla
Wasas Paves
Marion
Benjamin Bickle
John Markwith
Laure
Gosta
Bickle
Lynch
Oman
State and Railway Reach Dismissal Agreement
Montgomery Alabama Oct late tonight Gov Comer and Southern Railway officials reached an agreement. The Southern will drop the federal court challenge to rate laws. Alabama will allow a passenger rate of 234 cents per mile and Georgia freight rates 25 percent above the standard. The railway gains immunity from certain legislative actions by the governor and railroad committee.
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Montgomery
Ale
Gov Comer
Southern Railway
Southern
Alabrrga
Georgia
Bedord Disputes Standard Oil Ownership in Corn Products Suit
New York October 2 report states Bedford a principal in the Corn Products Company claims a Chicago suit by George F. Herding against Corn Products and Standard Oil mirrors a May filing by Chicago Real Estate and Investment Company. Bedford notes Standard Oil has never owned stock in Corn Products or its affiliates and that less than 6 percent of the stock is held by entities tied to Standard Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bedford
Corn Products Company
Chicago
George F. Herding
Standard Oil Company
Chicago Real Estate and Investment Company
Harding
United States
Standard
Tercors
Buried at Arlington After Naval Academy Shooting
Lieut Sutton, killed by his own hand near the Naval Academy in Annapolis, was buried in Arlington National Cemetery with minimal honors. A board of inquiry concluded the death resulted from self-inflicted wounds while demented. His home was listed as Portland and no salutes or formal service were held. One sister attended from San Francisco.
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Spcgr
TL & MC
School of Application
Naval Academy, Annapolis
Arlington National Cemetery
Sam Nolan
Washington
Wort Myer Va
San Francisco
Cal
Charles Stodger
United States ‘Naval Academy
Lieut Sutton
Ba Wes
Thar Sutter
Portland
Ores
Washington Trust Conference Opens in Chicago Today
Washington delegates head to Chicago for the national trust conference, continuing through Friday. Delegation includes Dr Charles W Needham, Prof James H Gore, TW Noyes, Toon J Edgan, Hennen Jennings, Samuel W Woodward, with Gore delivering a paper on industrial combinations and export trade. Further talks include Prof Henry Parker Willis addressing taxation and Dr H McBain speaking at Virginia teachers’ convention in Richmond next month on civics education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
National Trust
Charles W Needham
George Washington University
James H Gore
TW Noyes
Toon J’ Edgan
Hennen Jennings
Samuel W Woodward
University
Sumluy
Wad
Henry Parker Willis
College of Political Sciences
Columbus
Ono
H. McBain
Teachers’ Convention of
Virginia
Richmond
Blended Whisky Enigma Sparks Possible Federal Action
The attorney general and Warwick M Hough representing whisky interests failed to reach a factual understanding for a test case on blended whisky. The Department of Justice announced there is little chance of agreement and that federal proceedings may begin against violators of the pure food law labeling whisky.
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Atorney Generaly
Warwick M Hough
Department of Justice
Hough
Speed law arrests and fines in Polo Court yesterday
Six automobilists and a motorman faced fines and collateral forfeitures for speed violations in Polo Court. Dr HO Woods, Sir Forrest Stewart, Horace Stanford, Ralph Burgess, Leonard Cornett, and William Venrang were among those arrested or cited. Police officers Lake Foley Brown Me conducted the proceedings on Connecticut avenue and Fourteenth street with multiple forfeitures.
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Polo Court
Pollen Court
HO Woods
Stonelaigh Court
Lake
Connecticut Avenue
Forrest Stewart
Potomac Electric Light Company
Nike
Brown
Horace Stanford
Ralph Burgess
Leonard Cornett
Wi ‘Am Venrang
Fourteenth Street
Honey Tiemann
Foley
Tenth Precinct
Go- Jumbla Road
Young Man Jumps From Long Bridge Trestle
Frank Robertson a nineteen year old messenger from Manchester Virginia leaped from the Long Bridge trestle to escape a moving train. He sprained his ankle, was found on the ground below, and taken to the Emergency Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran
Frank Robertson
Long Bridge
Robertson
Manchester
Thieves Active in City as Pickpockets Bend Focus
Thieves remain busy in the city with pickpockets at Pennsylvania depot snatching a pocketbook containing 5 in cash and a $9 check from James L. Pickens of Mobile Als. Intruders rifled the Pine Ridge club house at Twiningity on the night of October 18, taking several furniture pieces. Michael Doyle, a plasterer of 227 First Street Northwest, survived a fall from the fourth story at 1829 TL Street Northwest with a scalp wound and was taken to Emergency Hospital. The Ferroteum Rate Hearing in the National Petroleum Association versus the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway and the Ann Arbor Railroad has been scheduled for November 7 before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Central Detective Office
James L. Pickens
Mobile
Als
Pennsylvania Depot
Twiningity
TL Street
Michael Doyle
First Street
National Petroleum Association
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
Ann Arbor
Thin City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Noted Staten Island Doctor Arrested After Home Escape
Dr Frederick Barker a Staten Island physician was arraigned on charges of attempted felonious assault and carrying concealed weapons after fleeing from Mrs Henry W Pelcher’s Graniteville home. He hid near Hillside Cemetery until apprehended following a struggle, then paid a $600 bond and was released.
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Japan
York
Frederick
Barker
Staten Island
Henry W Pelcher
Graniteville
Crook
New Brighton Court
Palmar
Tyas
New York
Pefcher
Pelcher
Carlin Blasts Bishop Potter At Culpeper Speech
Special to The Washington Park Culpeper Va Oct 11 Democratic nominee C C Carl spoke to an enthusiastic audience denouncing Bishop Potter of New York for dining with an African American at a Richmond Episcopal convention. Carl urged bishops to avoid race prejudice and warned the Christian body risks discord among brethren. His remarks drew hearty applause.
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Washington Park
Culpeger
C. C
Carl
United States Hours of Representatives
Eighth
Virginia
Bishop Potter
New York
Mra Fotter
Palmas
Richmond
Cariln
Potter
Virginian
Carlin
Uarlin
Bailey to Fight Sleep in Ninth District Nomination Clash
Bristol Oct 2 A statement by David F Oatley of Bristol announces a Republican candidacy for Congress in Virginia Ninth District. Bailey accuses Bascom Slemp and L P Summers of a private deal and pledges to fight the alleged Slemp Summers pact with support from Republican workers. Summers family implications and Slemp's status loom as a potential interim candidate waits on a federal death and party chair actions.
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Paotal Ts ‘Ao
Bristol
David F. Oatley
Congress
Virginia
Bascom Slemp
Belley
L F Summers Cays
Slemps
Ang Summerses
Apray Mnind
WS Rose
Bla Stone Gap
Bastamb Gletup
Gov Swanson
T Am Nuile
Imathhy
Cangrensman
Bila
Bin
North Carolina fights freight rate discrimination case
The North Carolina Corporation Commission reports its investigation into charges that Norfolk and Western and connected lines set discriminatory freight rates to North Carolina. It calls for actions against Norfolk and Western, Big Four, and Louisville and Nashville before the Interstate Commerce Commission for excessive, unlawful rates. It argues N and W treat North Carolina branches as independent, citing Roanoke to Chicago rates and local Roanoke to North Carolina rates, urging uniformity with Roanoke Virginia points. Governor Glenn supports the effort with personal involvement.
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Washington
Raleigh
The
Corporation Commission Today
Norfolk and Western
North Carolina
Norfolk and Weston
Big Four
Louisville
Chicago
Roanoke
Norfolk and ‘Western
North Carolian
Commission
Virginia
Glenn Ia
Andrews May Be Defused In University Controversy
State University professors and allies clash likely over Chancellor Benjamin Andrews with regents possibly involved. Discussion notes health and retirement as factors. editorials show divided opinions on Andrews Washington speech and his influence on university leadership.
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Pera
State University
Benjamin Andrews
Andrews
Washington
State Journal
Hie Marning
University Chiclentt
Alexandrian Grand Jury Drops Murder and Assault Indictments
Circuit Court in Alexandria County aborted indictments against Joseph Thomas and John Wright for murder and assaults after Commonwealth's Attorney Mackey moved to no longer press the charges. Other grand jury actions included indictments for housebreaking theft and obstruction on a railway track, with one case ending not a true bill. Legal notices touched wreck damage suits and receivers in a local electric line case. A Maccabee lecture and immigration promotion plans were announced, while a search for stolen bronzes from Mrs Qualtrough drew no results.
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Nsington Post Bureau
Kinge
Guy Swandon
Thames
Mabel Pisley
James & Clementa
Thomang
Thomas
Alexandria County
Richmond
William Backus
Elia Jackson
Bessie Robinson
Harry Terry
Iill
Robert Holman
William Weshington
Weshington
Arlington and Falls Church Electric Hallway Company
Clarendon
C Micol
Lewis stock attached in large New York broker case
Special telegraph reports that A I Lewis a wealthy New York stock broker based in New York faced an attachment in Circuit Court of Caro Upe County on a suit for 100. His wife owns the Lewisanna farm on the Rappahannock River near the city. He owns Jersey cattle and recently paid 200 for a Tarsey bull. Creditors moved to protect themselves as he declined heavy losses in a stock market slump. His property including 180 head of cattle 22 horses farming tools wagons harnesses and steam engines was levied upon. Lewis arrived from New York and promises to settle all claims in a few days.
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Freyerickebure
Indiama
Circuit Court
Caro- Upe County
B Lewis
New York
Lewisanna
Rappanannock River
Lewis
Jersey
Tarsey
Lewia Fins
Lewin
Crosses Country for Wife Marries in New York
Special to the Washington Telegram reports Herbert A Seller intercepted Cassie Brill of Seattle as she prepared to sail to Europe for a planned wedding. The ceremony occurred today at the Majestic in New York with Rabbi Stephen Wise officiating. The newlyweds then traveled to the Waldorf Astoria for further celebrations.
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New York
San Francisco
Herbert
Cassie Brill
Sesttie
Europe
Seattle
Stephen Wise
Seller
Waldorf-Astoria
the Waldorf
Mail Carrier Attacked Near Sideling Hill
Special to The Washington cam Cumberland Md Oct 2 The mail carrier Salkeld was assaulted by two men on Side Jing FGM near Sideling Hill ten miles NW of Hancock They demanded money but got only 62 cents and two cigars The assailants fired two shots one through the wagon top and another through Salkelds rim of hat The attackers fled into the forest and officers are searching for them
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Waanington
Cam Cumberland Md
Salkeld
Buck Valley
Hancock
Alan
Saikelds
Ore
Lusitania Homeward Fast After New York Run
New York October 71 The Lusitania is heading home faster than she left with improved speed and distance. By Boon she was 970 miles from Sandy Hook and had covered 068 miles since noon Sunday. Actual steaming time about 6 hours 1 minute, averaging 469 knots. Out forty hours and fifteen minutes, trip average 210. Capt Watt left the run to the Cunard liner Ling as the ship rode a southwest wind.
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New York
Lusitanta
Boon
Sandy Hook
Noom
Watt
Richmond Wood Contract Fraud Indictments Revealed
Richmond grand jury charges tied to the City Home wood contract probe. True bills allege conspiracies to defraud the city of Richmond bidders and to unlawfully obtain the wood contract. Defendants include Feydore Lowenstein, former assistant superintendent, and Charles Gunst, accused of conspiracy.
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Richmond Wood
Social
Washington Post
Richmond Va
Grand Jury
Hnstage Court
City Home
Feydore Lowenstein
Charles Gunst
Elopers Forgiven by Family in Baltimore Marriage
Kathleen Crawley of 28 South Fact Avenue and Thomas Adkins of 416 Barton Place Northeast Washington wed secretly after posing for a parade. The mother, Mrs William H. Crawley, plans to forgive but forbids the son-in-law from visiting the home, with a Philadelphia telegram sent about the marriage and later appeals noted.
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Baltimore
Kathleen Crawley
South Fact Avenue
Thomas Adilas
Washington
William H. Crawley
Philadelphia
Kerthtess
TC Adeiis
Maroma
Papa
Crawley
Nouse Adkins
Barton Place
Copper Mines Close in Salisbury After Market Drop
The Union Copper Mines at Gold Hill operated by H Ju Griswold and others shut down indefinitely after copper prices fell in New York. About 100 workers were discharged as pumps were drawn from shafts. Officials expect a quick reopening within weeks as the mines are among the South's richest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
New York City
Union Copper Mines
H Ju Griswold
Tar Heel to suspend publication in Greensboro
The twice-a-week Tar Heel announced it would suspend publication and wind up its business. The Republican paper, founded about two years ago, used to oppose the state organization, later supported it under State Chairman Adams as president. Owners reportedly face losses but will close with a clear balance sheet.
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Washington
Greensboro
N. C
Tar Heel
Cata
Phelps Dodge & Co Indicted Over Coal Lands Frauds
Federal grand jury returns indictments against the New York firm Phelps Dodge & Co owner of the B I Paco and Southwestern Railway and coal lands in New Mexico. Also charged are attorney Charles Seplete former Territorial engineer Prof Douglass David M White and sixteen others for conspiring to defraud the United States in San Tas County New Mexico coal land entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sante Fe
N Mex
Federal
Phelps, Dodge & Co
New York
B! Paco and Southwestern Railway
Arizona
New Mexico
Charles 3Eplete
Prof Douglass
Territorial
David M White
United States
San Tas County
Death of C B Morgen Special
Morgen, a 65 year old Confederate veteran and local businessman, died at his home in Gold Hill Rowan County today after a long illness. He leaves a wife two children and his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesner
Salisbury
R. Morgan
Gold Hill
Rowan County
Hunter Thrown At Jump Near Clark's Gap
Leesburg V8 Det 2 reports Chamberlamin of Boston, Middlesex Hunt Club member, thrown from his horse while attempting a post and rail fence jump. Horse killed. neck broken. He received no internal injuries and chamberlain attended.
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Boece
Leesburg
Sollan J. Chamberlamin
Boston
Midl
Esex Hunt Club
South Karotn
Mass
Clark's Gap
Middlesex Hunt Club
Lees
Wife Declared Insane In Baltimore Divorce Case
A Baltimore wife, Mrs Fila E Webster of Huntingdon Avenue and Twenty-ninth Street, is declared insane after her husband James R Webster filed suit for divorce on grounds of cruelty. Two physicians certified insanity, she was committed to Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospitals, with habeas corpus proceedings ensuing as the case draws public and legal attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Tadie Gorter
Mrn Fila
Abduction case in Richmond ends with arrests
William and Mary Patterson and their son Charles faced Police Court on a disorderly conduct charge after allegedly giving a twelve year old girl wine. The parents were fined and jailed. the girl was released to her father, who refused to press a graver abduction charge. Dr Gaines intervened to stop a transfer of the girl as the elder Patterson’s actions came to light.
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Washington
Richmond
William
Mary Patterson
Charles
Olio May Roberts
Patterson
Charles Patterson
Charles Patterey
Dr. Gaines
Seaboard
Gaines
Young Patterson
Girls Escape From County Reformatory In Rope-Told Break
Spectal to tine Asheville NC describes three fourteen to seventeen year old girls escaping a county reformatory. They tore blankets into strips and used a rope to descend several stories hand over hand. Escape planned by Margaret Lewis who had been sought for a murder in Caldwell County. Officers pursued as warrant arrived ten minutes after their breakout.
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Asheville
County Reformatory
Mary Lee Rogers
Vance Moody
John “Birdie
Aliss Margaret Lewin
Margaret Lewis
Ssikpe
Reformatory
Rise of Frank Adams Ends in Tragic Self Inflicted Death
Frank Adams once telegraph operator turned executive at the Wheeling brewing firm died by suicide in a club bathroom. Once secretary of the Wheeling Board of Trade and later of the brewery, business troubles were said to have driven him to shoot himself. Adams was active in Elks and Carroll clubs and had recent New York City background.
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Y. Frank Adams
Wheeling
Kal
Specter
Washington
Frank Adams
West Virginia
Adams
New York City
Wheeling Board of Trade
The
Brewing Company
Elks Club
Carrol Club
Body of J T Burnett Found In Roanoke River
Roanoke Va Oct 21 The body of J T Burnett who vanished Sept 25 was found in the Roanoke River near Herdys Ford twelve miles from Roanoke. He was last seen Sept 3 heading toward the ford. Burnett aged 48 came to Roanoke from Mobile with his wife Sept 2 and was in poor health. He disappeared while downtown nearby. He is survived by his fourth wife and one child.
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Roanoke
J T Burnett
Herdys Ford
Burnett
Mobile
Ale
Testing Engineers Rights Charged With Navigation Interference
Thomas McGrath, ex chief engineer of the Luckenbach steamboat line, faced charges before local steamboat inspectors for allegedly refusing orders to take a boat to sea. McGrath and other engineers claim they must be held to run boats under U S authority, arguing penalties for noncompliance. Inspectors’ ruling will be sent to Washington for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Memningun
Norfolk
Vas
Thomas Mte-Grath
Luckenbach
Ine Fuectors
Owaters
United States
Hconse McGrath
Waanington
Deserted wife elopes with companion as husband jailed
In Hot Batings Virginia on October 2 Mrs Davia Aldridge, widow of a jailed man charged with murder, fled to West Virginia with a man named Brummel who left his own wife. Aldridge reportedly stripped their home of valuables and either sold or disposed of them. Police cannot locate the other fugitives as Mrs Aldridge, the jailed man’s principal witness, disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Magazine sales reflect demand for popular authors
Readers flock to Every- Bopy's issues, selling out quickly from September through November. Newsdealer notes high profit, with Booth Tarkington, O Henry, Phoebe, and William Hard titles driving demand as publishers push editions to meet eager readers and advertisers.
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Everysooy
Booth Tarkington
O. Henry
Phoebe
Wm. Hard
Baby witnesses mother murder as boarders fear for safety
New York report details a brutal kitchen murder in a boarding house run by Trinnzone on Central Avenue Union Hill. Police found the mother slain with a knife blow to the neck while a baby laughed nearby. Investigators seek a sixth boarder tied to the quarrel that preceded the attack.
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Welington
New York
Philowine
Trinazone
Central Axenu
Union
Ilstora
Ced
Tals
Wagey
Polke
Acquittal for Eaton in Eight Day Murder Trial
The Weshladon Post reports Jake Eaton was discharged after an eight day trial in Harriganburg. On August 7 Marvin Shiflett was killed and Ashley Lawson wounded. Three eyewitnesses testified Mel Eaton committed the murder in cold blood, but the defense claimed Eston was ambushed with intent to murder.
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Weshladon Post
Harriganburg
Jake Eaton
Nila Snifflett
Marvin Shiflett
Ashley Lawson
Mel Eaton
Eston
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Edward F Qualtrough
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Rusa
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Avwart
Union Copper
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