Public Outcry Over Attacks on Fishermen and Russia Ties
British public reacts to alleged attack on helpless fishermen as protests erupt in London against Russia. Admiralty mobilizes warships while officials promise full reparation and safety measures for sailors and shipping in the North Sea and Dogger Bank area.
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London
Russia
Britzh Admiralty
Admiralty
North Sa
North Sea
Orlenti
Rojestveneky
Great Britain
Ras Fa
Antil
British View War Over North Sea Outrage War Scenarios
Britain seeks swift Russian apology and full reparations after the North Sea trawler attack. Editorials and public sentiment favor hard punishment rather than mere verbal regret, with calls for naval action and concrete claims.
Ambassador Durand declines discuss attack on fishing fleet
British envoy in Lenox Base cites lack of reliable intelligence and says he cannot discuss the attack on British fishing vessels. The Boston consul and observers debate Russia's aims, suggesting possible attempts to embroil European powers or provoke wider conflict while awaiting official apologies and reparations.
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Durand
Lenox
Mortimer Durand
England
Home Office
Boston
Willam Wyndham
Germany
France
Parker on trusts plan to remain in power
Judge Parker condemns corporate influence in campaigns and government, warning that a handful of corporate managers fund and steer elections for four more years of profit. A large Kingston Esopus delegation witnessed his address and reception in New York amid protest and cheering.
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Esopus Y
Packer
Rosemount
Kingston
Esopus
Parker Independent
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Dutchess County
Democratic Club
James W Pryor
Hey York
New York
United States
Beema
Wild cheers for Parker as crowd swamps East Side
New York October events center on Judge Parker during his presidential campaign. Attended by Tammany leaders and Jerome, the district attorney, Parker and guests filled Grand Street Theater and a nearby East Side restaurant. Adler the Hebrew actor performed King Lear and Truth to a packed venue, police opened a passage through the crowd, and the theater crowd caused a long intermission as the cast waited.
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Lye
Lye Got A Feeling For You | Judge Parker Crose
Jett Mr Adler
Judge Parker
Hs Box
Bedlam
Adler
Henry EH Goldfogle
Roosevelt
Grand Street
Iheate
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la Shale
Fiotel Sevile
New York
Ube
East Side
William Trasers Jerome
Attic Theater
Cman
Secretary Shaw Attacks Parker Figures In Congress Race
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie W. Shaw condemned Parker’s figures at a Kew Rochelle meeting. He cited Edward Atkinson and Judge Parker figures, noting expenditures on the Philippine Islands, Spanish war costs, and public works totaling billions. An exhibition of oriental carpets at Brown & Tolson concludes with sale times and items.
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Philppine Islands
Mratkinson
Judge Parker
Allansoi
Shaw
Edward Allenson
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie Wo Shaw
Kew Rochelle
John E Andrus
Yonkera
Congress
Todge Parker
Hudson County
Dlean
Jurisfy
Appoval
Edward Atkinson
Philippine Islands
Roma Chambers
Navy
Postal Service
Vi Atkinson
Parker
Brown & Tolsons Art Rooms
Ion
Sheffield
Brasses
Cockran in Denver Denounces Tariff and Trusts
In Denver Burko Cochren of New York addressed a crowded Coliseum Hall. He claimed Colorado Republican institutions had perished and national institutions were in peril. He attacked protection and trusts, argued wages are not kept at a fair level by protection, and blamed tariffs for the rise of trusts. He noted his Denver visit followed missed Salt Lake connections and listed future talks at Cripple Creek and Pueblo before St Louis.
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W Bourke Cochren
New York
Coliseum Hall
Colorado
Cockran Cleo
Cockrans
Salt Lake
Pueblo
St Louis
Confidence of Democrats Aimed at Key States
The Democratic State executive committee met with prominent figures including Meyer and McCarren, Williams Sheehan, Belmont, and Judge Ts Cady Herrick. They reported positive campaign conditions and high confidence in victory. David B Hill, touring Maryland, West Virginia, and Indiana, predicted Democratic wins and praised New York’s situation.
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New York
Meyer
WcCarren
William F Sheehan
August Belmont
National Committee
Ts Cady Herrick
Thala Very Watls
David B Hill
Maryland
West Virginia
Indiana
Hearing in Van Gott case Admits Larceny and Extortion Plot
Richard van Cottson and Rathsar McAras testified as cross examination of Richard Levy progressed in the Van Gott case. Levy acknowledged pleading guilty to larceny from Van Cott in April, with suspended sentence, and admitted prior false statements. He described a planned extortion, and revealed discussions about a $200 payment for the scheme, later promising not to arrest the witness during the ongoing examination.
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Richard van Cotson
Povtmaster
Fan Cott
Rathsar McAras
Tustlee Wyatt Benjamin D Levy
J McMenus
Ley
Ue Civil Service
Saic Shee
Wyatt Ar
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biMaid
van Cott
Levy
Collins Saie
Richard van Cott
Cullins
McManus
Death by Own Action Blames Dowie In Kokomo Case
Police identify a well dressed young man at Take Shore and Western station and later as Verna Arall of Zion City. A letter to a Chicago newspaper pleads for help to publish his photo. Krall, once trusted in Dowie industries, faced arrest and trial for alleged embezzlement after taking money and facing financial trouble.
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Get
Arenia
Take Shore
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Zion City
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Chicago
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Krall
United States Grand Jury Reports on Maples Case
Huntsville Alabama October report by the United States grand jury covers Horace Maples. It notes that if Maples had not been lynched, he would not have been taken from jail. The panel indicted several alleged perpetrators and urged action to stop lynching. Judge Jones thanked the jury and urged public support for righteousness. A separate note mentions the Lackawanna Tunnel Railroad Company's incorporation to build a Hudson River tunnel, with W H Truesdale among directors.
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Hunterville
United States Grand Jury
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Hudson
Albany
Lackawanna
Taft speaks in Brooklyn on friars lands and Philippine future
Secretary Taft, the principal speaker at a Union League Club mass meeting in Brooklyn, argued Filipinos may govern themselves as the archipelago holds over 100000 Christians. He traced friars lands history and the early American occupation, outlining educational progress while noting economic storage services offered by Union Trust & Storage Co with reasonable rates.
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Brooklyn
New York
Tear ‘Tafi
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Orient
Martial Law Turmoil in Berkley Sparks Lynch Threats
Under martial law soldiers confront Black residents in Berkley as two clashes erupt after a lynching that killed a Republican leader. A Black man is wounded while others are detained. Militias, naval forces, and police prepare for possible uprisings as coroner probes the case and mayor orders readiness.
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George Wo
Berkey
Sauve
Georgia Judge Declares Lynching Suspects Good Citizens
A Georgia judge brands the lynching defendants as a “good citizens element” and orders the court to return true verdicts. The ruling condemns mob violence while urging prompt, fair juries, and notes military intervention aimed at quelling the unrest. An accompanying line mentions a 1900 World’s Fair travel excursion.
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