American Forces Take Two Rebel Strongholds in Nicaragua
American marines and bluejackets captured Cayotepe and Barranca hills near Masaya after a 37 minute assault, killing General Zeledon who led the rebels. Fifty rebels died and many were wounded while four marines died. American operations followed a government victory at Masaya and pursuit of Zeledon.
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Nicaragua
Morning Journal
Washington
Oet
Zoledon
Cayotepe
Thirrenes
Hille
Masaya
States Marine Corps
Inhalitatte
Zeledon
Charles S Long
Cty
Neon
Ralph Victor Bobmists
Nevada
Charles Hays Durham
Junction City
Clarence Henry Mecgiill
Portland
Harry Pollard
Medway
Mass
George W. Martin
Winterhill
A. P. Sherburne
Georgetwo
Wiliam Harvey
Cheston
Alfred Lunder
Margo
David Lundey
Baker
Mont. T. P
California
Navy Department
Southerland
Central America
Congress
Huntington Wilson
United States
Managua
State Department
Samoa
Mataafa
San Juan del Sur
Nic
Barranca
Cuvotepe
Parranca
Granada
Smedley D. Butler
MekKelvey
John AM. Pendleton
Fortson
Martin
Bobbett
Durham
McGill
Pollard
Ma- Paya
Mormon Address Delivers Unity and Liberalism at Conference
Salt Lake City October 5 Elder BH Roberts spoke before the eighty third semi annual conference delegates of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. He said fundamental doctrines unify the church while non essentials show its liberal character. Prominent speakers included President Joseph F Smith and Elders Seymour H Young and Leo Edgar Young.
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Salt Lake City
Roberts
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Lay Saints
Joseph F. Smith
Seymour H. Young
Leo Edgar Young
FREAK WEATHER HITS SOUTHWEST REGION
A shock of weather across Southern California brought ½ to 2 inches of rain, Flagstaff reports a foot of snow, heavy snow fell in southern Nevada, and hail damaged grape crops at Riverside California.
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Los Angeles
California
Flagstaff
Ariz
Nevada
Riverside
Cal
Suffragette Ejected From Carnegie Hall Meeting
Maud Malone, a suffragette, was removed from a Carnegie Hall political meeting where she interrupted Hiram Johnson’s speech. The governor allowed her to remain briefly as chants urged her ejection. she was later forced to the sidewalk amid ongoing protests.
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Miss Maud Malone
Carnegie Hall
Governor Johnson
Morning Journal
New York
Maud Malone
Hiram Johnson
Miss Malone
Johnson
Cooper Union
McKinley Square Casino
Camp Roosevelt
Jomeens
Roosevelt
Jameson
Smith Takes More Testimony In El Paso
Senator William Alden Smith chairing the senatorial committee investigating Menstean affairs questioned two key witnesses, Colonel Pascual Orozco Sr. and Juan Pedro Didapp, then moved them from jail to the hotel. Mayor C. B. Kelly was also examined. Smith plans to return to complete the local probe as Senator Fall continues the hearings.
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Morning Journal
el Paso
Wilam Alden Smith
Late Today
Pascual Orozco
Juan Pedro Didapp
Revel
Washington, D. C
Senators
Smith
C. EB. Kelly
Senator Smith
Michigan
Senator Fall
New Mexico
Rebel Porch Quips Fight in Sonora
A remnant of the Sonora rebel force totaling fifty men under Isidro Escobozo surrendered to federal authorities in Cananea. They gave up their rifles and accepted amnesty offered by President Madero. Escobozo had been pursued since May and the rebels faced severe hunger and cold.
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Cananea
Sonora
Isidro Escoboso
Madero
Escobeso
Turks Drive Back Montenegrins in Frontier Fight
Ottoman troops push Montenegrins back along the frontier as fighting continues. An official note from the Ottoman government seeks intervention from European powers to halt the war.
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Ottoman Empire
Spectal
Constantinople
Det. S
Berna
Assim Dey
Roumania
Balkan
Ortie M Manigal Chosen For Crime
Prosecution says $11,000 was appropriated by the Union to carry out a system of terror across the country. Ortie E L McManigal, sent east from Indianapolis, planned echo blasts of the Los Angeles Times explosion and blew up a Worcester Mass bridge as part of a scheme linked to the McNamaras.
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Union
Morning Journal
Indianapolis
Los Angeles Times
McNamaras
Charlies W. Miller
United States
Albert BL Anderson
Mr. Miller
Ortie EL McManigal
Massachusetts
McManigal
High Bridge
John J. McNamara
Times
McNamara
J. W. McGraw
McManigaul
Iron Workers’ Union
Mes Explosion Echoes Across Atlantic Seaboard
District Attorney Miller declares he will prove that the McNamaras planned similar outrages on the Eastern Shore as authorities pursue a wider probe. The case expands beyond the initial blast with new leads and coordinated efforts across jurisdictions.
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Echo
Atlantic Seaboard
Miller
McNamaras
Eight Die In Bridge Auto Crash In Philadelphia Night
Eight men died in a three car collision on a bridge at Thirty third and Thompson streets Philadelphia. John J Spade witnessed the speeding crash as a car plunged over the bridge into a coal yard below about forty feet. Victims include Edward Shaw Jr and several unnamed young men. others survived to help.
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Philadelphia
Thompson Streets
John J. Spade
Edward Shaw, Jr
Shaw
David Wilkes
Gordon HH. Miller
G. Jefferson
R. A. Boyd
William I. Lawrence
Nr. Geisel
Spade
Roosevelt guide disappears on wedding eve
Gunnison Colorado October reports say Howard Carpenter a famed deer hunter and Roosevelt guide is missing since Thursday night near Cebolla. He was to marry Miss Anna Landry of Montrose today in Cebolla before heading to Denver. Father O Parrell organized a search with Sheriff Patrick Hanton.
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Morning Journal
Gunnison
Colo
Cebolla
Howard Carpenter
Carpenter
Anna Landry
Montrose
Cebella
Denver
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles FF. O’ Parrell
O’parrell
Patrick Hanton
Knox and Fisher to Speak in Seattle
Seattle Oct 5 Arrangements by the republican state central committee plan a political meeting in Seattle next Saturday. Secretary of State Knox and Secretary of the Interior Fisher will address the gathering on their return from Tokio and Honolulu respectively.
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Seattle
Republican State Central Committee
Knox
Interior
Fisher
Tokio
Honolulu
Son and Brya Meet for First Time Since Convention
Great throngs welcome Democratic presidential candidate on a visit to his home city, touted as the home of the Peerless One. The meeting marks a notable encounter as supporters gather to hear him speak.
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Son
Brya
Bryan
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Democratic State Committee
Baltimore
Lincoln
United States
Governor Wilson and Bryan Receive Warm Lincoln Welcome
In Lincoln Nebraska a dawn-to-dusk reception greets Democratic nominees Governor Wilson and presidential hopeful William Jennings Bryan. The pair ride through cheering crowds after a banquet where Wilson praises Bryan for his Baltimore convention role and appeals to Democrats to back Wilson firmly.
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Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Lincoln
Taft Republicans Meet in California on Ballot Strategy
California Taft state central committee convened in San Francisco to decide how to respond to the state supreme court ruling denying Taft electors a place on the ballot. They consider asking Governor Johnson to call an extraordinary session to amend the primary law and restore Taft electors, with a decision due in a week. They also plan speakers to inform voters how Republicans were effectively deprived of their franchise and denounced rival Rooseveltians for seizing the committee name.
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Morning Journal
San Francisco
Taft Republican State Central Committee
State Supreme Court
Johnson
Taft
California
Republican State Central Committee
Sacramento
Roosevelt
New York Underworld Leader Shot Dead on Street Car
The crime world sings of “Big Jack” Seelig, reputed New York underworld boss, who was killed while riding a street car. A murder witness lay incapacitated by a friend of the gunmen, with authorities probing the involvement of gang factions.
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York
Big Jack" Seelig
New York
Murder Gangster Seelig Shot Near Public Transit Car
East side gang leader "Big Jack" Seelig, key Becker witness candidate, was fatally shot on a Second Avenue trolley. Phillip Davidson, claiming to be a fruit dealer, confessed the crime, saying it was revenge. Police tie letters found on Seelig to Becker related witnesses and the Rosenthal murder probe.
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Morning Journal
New York
Big Jack” Seelig
East Side
Wang
Charlies Hecker
Herman Rosenthal
Second Avenue
Phillip Davidson
Davidson
Seelit
Davidsons
Seelig
Fourteenth Street
Seeliz
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue Morgue
Hyman Giverth
Eastside
Giverth
Peekskis
N. Y
Jersey City
Whitman
Becker
Ones
Whitey
Harry
Atill
Louie
Frank
Bove
Rosenthal
Jack Rose
Big Jack
Gyp the Blood
Lefty Louie
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