World Roundup Highlights Indictments and Fires Worldwide
Grand jury in Moore county Tennessee returns 22 murder indictments against a Nashville mob. Reports cover fires, economic woes, labor conflicts, political moves, and notable deaths across cities like Chicago Boston New York and St. Louis with mentions of Roosevelts reception, strikes, and extradition talks.
Russia refuses Manchuria evacuation amid rising tensions
Russia warns China it will not leave Manchuria unless all demands are met, risking war. Joseph Chamberlain warns Britain agriculture and trade suffer, Ian Maclaren foresees a world religious revival, and a US China treaty opens Mukden and Antung. A Manila plot disguises Chinese smugglers as merchants, led by ex inspector John Miller.
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Manchuria
Joseph Chamberlain
Greenock
Great Britain
Ian Maclaren
Rome
United States
Shanghai
Mukden
Antung
Philippines
Manila
John Miller
Paterson Flood Damage Near 2 Million in New Jersey
Flood damage in Paterson and Passaic is estimated at 2,000,000 dollars as water levels recede. Reports say the danger has passed and conditions are improving in the region.
Minor News Items Snapshot From Early 1900s
Accounts note price cuts by Pittsburg Glass for mirror glass. South Dakota judges deny a divorce decree for Mrs. Roland B. Molineux of New York. George Howard known as the gentleman burglar gets 14 years in Hackensack. West Point’s Col. Mills reports cadet health good with no hazing. Rear Admiral Bradford resigns to command the Illinois. Concordia parish women in Louisiana each bear multiple children the same day. Queen Wilhelmina and the Turkish sultan are teetotal monarchs. St. Louis expo to exhibit Patagonia’s Tehuelche Indians. Nebraska supreme court upholds bloodhounds as witnesses. Carroll Wright says U S workers fare better than before. Roosevelt nominates John P. Nields as U S district attorney for Delaware. James Smith of U S Shipbuilding accuses Schwab and others of forming a fraud trust.
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New York
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Hackensack
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A. L. Mills
West Point Military Academy
Bradford
Llinois
Concordia Parish
Louisiana
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Turkey
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Patagonia
Supreme Court of
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Carroll D. Wright
United States
Roosevelt
John P. Nields
Delaware
James Smith
United States Shipbuilding Company
Charlies M. Schwab
Death of Wilson S. Bissell Former Postmaster General
Wilson S. Bissell former postmaster general died in Buffalo at 10 15 p m after a prolonged illness including Bright's disease like complications He spent time at Bar Harbor and was moved back to Buffalo for care Funeral services Friday were held with adjournment of all Buffalo courts and cremation Honorary bearers included Grover Cleveland John G Carlisle and Hoke Smith
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Wilson S. Bissell
Dewitt Sherman
Mr. Bissell
Bright
New York
Bar Harbor
Grover Cleveland
United States
John G. Carlisle
the Treasury
Hoke Smith
the Interior
Final Batch of Indictments in Postal Scandals Reported
A grand jury returns the last indictments in a postal department probe conducted by Columbia officials. Names include James N. Tyner and Harrison J. Barrett with charges of misconduct in office, plus several associates from the Post Office and allied firms.
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Post Office Department
James N. Tyner
Harrison J. Barrett
James T. Metcalf
Norman Metcalf
James T
Harry C. Hallenback
Wynkoop, Hallenback & Crawford Company
New York
William D. Doremus
August W. Machen
George W. Beavers
W. Scott Towers
Washington City Post Office
George A. Green
Tyner
Barrett
Robber Shot, Partner Wounded After Streetcar Hold Up
A River View Park street car robbery on the Aurora city fringe ended with one bandit killed and another wounded around 9 30 Thursday night. Police expect to question witnesses and pursue the assailants.
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Aurora
Ill
Riverview Park
Rioter Found Guilty in Evansville Rioting
Evansville Indiana Oct 10 Doc Mar tin a Negro was found guilty Friday of rioting in July last. The jury was out only ten minutes. The penalty ranges from two to ten years in the state prison.
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Evansville
Ind
Doc” Martin
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