Derailed bid to dissolve United States Steel Corp
The United States government filed suit in Trenton for dissolution of United States Steel Corporation and 36 subsidiaries. Key billionaires named include J Pierpont Morgan, Henry Frick, John D Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, and E H Gary. The action seeks court orders, subpoenas, and a December 4 response deadline. Roosevelt declines to comment. Carnegie未-made statement anticipated. Dickinson vows to oppose delay.
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Mask Party at Black's Home Sparks Social Event
The Christian Endeavor society of the First Presbyterian church plans a semi masquerade social tonight at Mr and Mrs James Black 120 Independence avenues. Attendees may come with or without masks or costumes and are promised a good time.
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Missouri May Hold First Presidential Primary
Washington reports a potential Missouri presidential primary, among the first of its kind. Supporters of Speaker Clark claim the move would influence the Clark Fork battle for the Democratic convention next year and attract national attention. The Missouri Democratic state committee will decide scheduling at its Kansas City meeting in the coming days.
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Episcopal bishops chosen for South Dakota and Asia
In New York on Oct 27 the Rev Peter Trimble Rowe missionary bishop of Alaska was elected bishop of the Episcopal missionary district of South Dakota. Other selections included the Rev D Trumbull Huntington of Wuhu China and the Rev Jienny St George Tucker president of St Pauls College Japan named bishop of Hioto Japan. Bmoke Martins Standard fe cigar.
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Costs of Bush murder trial loom in Franklin county
Hampton oct 27 the Franklin county court prepared to settle expenses from the recent Bush murder trial. Total costs may exceed 3000 with juror and witness fees and autopsy expenses. H GC Liggett who aided the county attorney will receive 600 as approved by the court.
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Rebel Leader New President in China
Peking reports Yuan Shikai to lead imperial forces as negotiations open with revolutionaries in the Yangtse Kiang region. Li Yuanheng proclaims himself president of the republic of China and foreign ministers object to contraband seizure and centralized customs control. Death rumors about War Minister Yin Tchang circulate.
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Despondent bachelor hanged himself in Davenport home
Claus Weg Iner aged 65, despondent over poor health, hanged himself at his Davenport residence early today. He was unmarried.
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Days Politics Muzzles Pastor
Rev O A Luce of St Paul delivers a sermon at Central Park M E church on why young men avoid ministry. He says ministers are muzzled by political machinery, forced to resign at peak powers, and contrasts ministers with hired men while criticizing many current clergy as sissies.
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1000 Turks and Arabs Killed in Italian Assault at Tripoli
An Italian report cites Turkish and Arab losses surpassing 1000 with many wounded as 6000 attackers pressed a semi circular Italian defense near the city. The Turks and Arabs stormed the Italian center before daybreak, fighting furiously before Italian counterattack driven back the assault. A unit recovered a fallen officer’s body amid heavy casualties.
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Court Studies Newspapers in Dr Hyde Trial
The second trial session addresses veniremen with fixed opinions from local newspaper reports about Dr B Hyde murder cases. Judge Porterfield will compare testimony transcripts with newspaper accounts to gauge opinion impact. An additional venire of 50 men is summoned.
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Greek Scholars Wear 3 12 Yards Between Them in Minnesota's 26 Above Zero
Raymond Duncan Greek propagandist Penelope Duncan and son Menalkas travel from Portland to London and visit Minneapolis. They wear only loose garments despite 26 degree weather attracting attention at the Radisson. Duncan advocates Daedalus era living to reform education and society while police worry about the child's exposure.
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Aged Man Lives in a Deep Cave Near Mount Carmel
Neighbors report a 60 year old man resides in a cave beneath cliffs near Mount Carmel. He visits the city on favorable days to sell shoe strings and novelties, supporting himself without begging. Relatives nearby may be contacted, and local aid groups fear he could die alone this winter if left unsheltered.
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Wild Japanese fatal to two heads line
M W Selig of Chicago, head of a motion picture company, was fatally wounded and Francis Boggs, Pacific coast manager, killed in Los Angeles on October 27. A Japanese gardener is in jail charged with the crime, said to be unprovoked as he went on a sudden spree.
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Witnesses Questioned as Grand Jury Probes Richeson Case
Boston October 27 reports say a grand jury hearing charges against Clarence Richeson for the murder of Avis Linnell will examine 14 women witnesses including Dr Mary N Hobart who treated Linnell, cashiers and waitresses from local restaurants, and Moses G Edmunds whose daughter would have worked for Richeson. Authorities reportedly will test Richeson’s books for poison related to a flour bowl linked to a poisoning claim.
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Calumet Hero Saves Family From Burning House
In Calumet Michigan David Posey of Kearsarge rescued Mrs Stephen Topovitch five children and three boarders from a smoke filled burning dwelling. He entered through the front door and returned with an infant just as the roof collapsed. Posey had rushed to the scene after seeing the fire from his home.
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