Funeral plans set for Senator Jonathan Dolliver
Fort Dodge Iowa reports funeral for Senator Jonathan Dolliver to be held Thursday at 2 p m. if weather allows services on the lawn of his home or in the First Methodist Church burial set for Oakland Cemetery with Gov B F Carroll and A B Cummins assisting in arrangements. Messages of sympathy pour in from the president cabinet officers and public men across the country as Dolliver’s sudden heart death shocks the state.
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Messages Reach Mrs Dolliver From Many Men in Public Life
Fort Dodge Iowa October 16 telegrams to Mrs Dolliver express deep grief at the death of her husband. Messages from Albert Beveridge J. F. Carrel Charles Fairbanks John A. Logan and others remember his patriotism public service and oratory in heartfelt sympathy letters.
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Iowa
Sherman Joshne
J. &. Sherman
Albert J. Beveridge
Dolliver
Charles W. Fairbanks
Tucker
John A. Logan
Knox
Senators to Attend Funeral for Late Iowa Senator Delliver
Vice President Sherman designates a Senate delegation to attend the funeral of Jonathan Delliver of Iowa in Dodge on Thursday October 20 at 2 p m. The attending senators include Cummins Bailey Elkins Poynter Nelson Burrows Kenn Clapp Beveridge Shively Burkett and Money.
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Sherman
United States Senate
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Iowa
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Cummins
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Elkins
Poynter
Nelson
Burrows
Kenn
Clapp
Beveridge
Shively
Burkett
Money
Taft Sends Sympathy to Mrs Dolliver
President Taft transmitted a telegram to Mrs J P Dolliver of Fort Dodge expressing heartfelt sympathy in her great sorrow. Beverly Mass reports the note as part of Taft’s official communications during the day.
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Senate loses a noted debater and statesman in death
Vil Nobility: Abolished. Lisbon reports decrees to abolish the house of peers and the council of state and to banish the Bragamang dynasty. Titles of nobility would be abolished and secularized church institutions are to follow.
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Two Men Admit Killing Watchmaker in New Orleans
Eugene Bezance and Francois Redin, two middle aged French Americans, confessed to the murder of Herman Reidel, a watchmaker. The dismembered body was found in a sack in the canal last Tuesday. The men reportedly killed him and then cut up his body to hide the crime.
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Eugene Bezance
Francois Redin
Herman Reidel
Reidel
Chilean Minister Dominga Gana Dies in London
Domingo Gana, the Chilean minister to Great Britain, has died in London at age unspecified. He formerly served as minister to the United States in 1886 and again from 1896 to 1898.
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Dominga Gana
Great Britain
United States
Briand praised as iron handed leader by French press
Morning Journal notes the French press extolls Premier Briand for strong leadership averting crisis and improving conditions for workers while critics warn of revolutionary influence and property destruction. Police raid anarchist outlets and bombs disrupt Paris streets as unions seek demonstrations.
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Portuguese royal exiles depart Gibraltar aboard royal ships
Morning Journal reports King Manuel I of Portugal along with Queen Amelie and the Duke of Oporto leaving Gibraltar on the royal yacht Victoria and Albert to Portsmouth. Queen Dowager Maria Pia sails on the Italian warship Regina Pienca, with guards and national anthems marking the departure.
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Bodies of Leaders Buried After Lisbon Uprising
The bodies of Admiral Reis and Professor Horharda were buried today after the uprising. Reis killed himself, Horharda was executed by a army lieutenant. The burial occasion sparked a unique demonstration in Lisbon.
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Portugal Cortege Lingers Two Hours Through Mourning Crowds
The procession in Portugal stretched two hours past a point as vast crowds showed mourning. No religious service or emblem accompanied the cortege.
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Portuguese religious orders seek refuge in Spain amid Portugal expulsion
About five thousand Portuguese religious order members expelled from Portugal have found refuge in Spain. They are being housed in convents and monasteries as alarms grow over attacks on religionists. Spain’s orders reinforce facilities and stock up on arms. A republican parade celebrated Portugal's republic. A ceremony marked the death of Professor Francisco Ferrer with anti clerical speeches at Giordano Bruno’s monument.
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Jury Finds Eighteen Deputies Guilty in Mine Strike Riot
Deputies IK Miner Grensburg Pa Oct 16. A jury found eighteen deputy sheriffs guilty of voluntary manslaughter for killing Paul Rene a miner during a strike riot last May. This marks the first conviction amid related trials in the region’s mine troubles.
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Rockefeller gift of 250000 to Western Reserve medical dept
Cleveland officials announced John D Rockefeller has given 250000 to the Western Reserve University medical department. The gift is contingent on raising 756000 more for the proposed fund, with M Hanna pledging 250000 of the balance.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Medical Department
Western Reserve University
M. Hanna
Cholera Fever Rising in Italy Reported Deaths and Cases
An official bulletin records twenty-five new cholera cases and ten deaths in Italy within the last twenty four hours. The report notes ongoing outbreak activity and elevated mortality.
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Tome
Cet
Italy
Assembly Ready 10 aujquan Assembly Ready 10 aujquan
The Denver legislature reports on the registration bill with a conference committee report. The Senate adopted a midnight adjournment resolution but the House rejected it. A push to adjourn Tuesday failed. The final voting challenge provision requires deposits and witness fees for name challenges. Denver turnout notes 5,000 to 6,000 new names across 222 precincts.
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General Assembly
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Missions At Mass Meeting In Cincinnati
The third week of the triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal church of America gathered in Cincinnati with forenoon services and a large afternoon mass meeting focused on Sunday school and missionary work. Bishop Thames of Wyoming spoke on The Wikton work among the Lodiane.
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Wyoming
Cigar Factories Set To Reopen Under Manufacturer Terms
Thirty six of thirty eight cigar factories in the Manufacturer's Association will reopen tomorrow for workers agreeing to the manufacturers terms. It marks the sixteenth week since the strike began and the twelfth week of the general strike. Widespread suffering among employers' families is reported and interference with returning workers is possible.
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Great dirigible America sails toward Europe beyond wireless range
Walter Wellman’s airship America, first craft to attempt a trans Atlantic passage, heads north along the Atlantic coast toward the British Isles. Wireless messages report all well on board and machinery functioning though exact position is uncertain, roughly 300 to 800 miles offshore.
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New York Times
America airship signals from near Nantucket amid fog
Siasconsett Mass October 16 wireless reports from the airship America show the craft headed northeast at 25 mph with fuel and provisions for fifty days. A Marconi operator relayed a last contact at 12 45 pm noting a final good bye as observers awaited further word through fog and eye sightings.
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Wireless messaging limits during engine idle period near Nantucket
Brisk westerly winds today aided the message from Cape Race though engines were idle off Nantucket. Irwin may be hoarding energy for an emergency, explaining brief messages as he uses a storage battery. With motors running a dynamo can supply power but causes sparking and interferes with receiving. better results occur when silent.
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Nantucket
Irwin
Making Twenty Five Knots an Hour Without Engines
Boston dispatch reports Wellman message during the America’s operator contact with Slasconsett station. The text includes a report of shut down motor heading northeast at twenty five knots an hour, saving juice for wireless dynamos not working amid thick fog and no observation obtainable.
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Slasconsett Station
Wellman Airship America Weather Update
Atlantic City Oct 16 A wireless report says an attempt to locate the air ship America failed as operators estimate the vessel lay at least 300 miles off the US coast. No contact since Saturday with Nantucket later confirmed crew safe and Wellmans notified. Weather officials say a Florida hurricane has dissipated and poses no danger to the mission.
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Stasconsett
New Clue From 590 Pounds Dynamite Hidden Near Bay
Detectives chase a fresh lead in the Los Angeles Times explosion case after 590 pounds of dynamite found in an empty South San Francisco house. Boxes addressed to J. B Bryson, possibly from the Giant Powder works, link to the Bryson Perry and man with a squint theory.
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Los Angeles Times
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Bryce
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Ryan
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Merchants and Manufacturer's Association
Los Angeles
Hercules Powder Company
Contra Costa County
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Adee Injured After Bicycle Swerve to Dodge Dog
Acting Secretary of State Alwey A. Adee was injured in Washington while bicycling to avoid a yellow dog. He had ridden across the country and Europe without mishap prior to the accident.
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Alwey A. Adee
Europe
Storm Damages Reported Across Havana Region
A man was thrown to the pavement suffering cuts to the face head and back. Heavy rain and strong southwest winds began again this evening in Havana. Damage from the storm appears less than initially feared though tobacco crops in Pinay del Rio are believed practically ruined.
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Government Lacks Information on Nicaragua Riots
Washington October 16 The state department has received no information from Managua about reports of rioting and deportations and that the government has resumed censorship of cables.
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Diets Sympathizers Rally Over Arrest in Milwaukee
A large crowd gathered at the city Auditorium with Mayor Siedel as chief speaker. Delegates approved resolutions denouncing the arrest of John F. Diets of Cameron Dam as an outrage and collected over $200 to aid his lawyer, signaling strong opposition to lumber companies.
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Tacoma 10 Protest Against Action Or Durand
Tacoma residents protest Census Director Durand s allocation of 82972 as the city population and demand a recount. Civic bodies urge appeals to Secretary Nagel or President Taft while criticizing Special Agent Corwin s handling of slips and schedules in the hurried count.
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Durand
Washington
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Taft
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Stacey M. Corwin
Corwin
Philippines
Panama
Portland Supervisor Doubts Population Recount
Portland Oregon October 16. Special Agent Urban Hester and Supervisor HC Beach report irregularities in the census but see no evidence of padding or fraud by Beach. Beach says the April count will likely stand with minor possible reductions and defends the accuracy as honest.
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Heeler
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Five Men Die In Charleston & Western Carolina Wreck
Five crew members were killed and seventeen injured when two trains collided at full speed two miles south of McCormick North Carolina. Operator Browden at McCormick reportedly failed to signal the stop for the southbound train while selling tickets, delaying orders to Augusta.
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Fire destroys four shops of Mexican National Railways
An explosion of a boiler tonight in Mexico City damaged four railway shop departments. Estimated losses reach 200000 dollars. Two men sustained minor injuries from the blast.
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Hurts Captured After Ketchel Killing Near Niangua
Walter A. Hurts was captured near Niangua Missouri and confessed to shooting Stanley Ketchel the world middleweight champion in self defense after Ketchel refused to raise his hands. Hurts traveled through the Ozarks before surrendering to Thomas Haggard and neighbors.
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Hurtz
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Mich
Ketchels
R. P. Dickerson
Walter Dipley
Webb City
United States
Goldie Bmith
Bhaff
Christin County
Dickerson
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Dipley
Alias Hurts
Cayman Islands Devastated by Fast Storm
Kingston reports a Caribbean cyclone likely devastated the Cayman Islands after a 24 hour wind of eighty miles an hour. The Pring Bitel Friederich steamer arrived with details of the northeast storm that swept the area and caused previous cyclones to threaten the islands.
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Paroled convict shoots jockey after saloon brawl
Thomas Clayton of New York, a Grove stables jockey, was shot and likely fatally wounded by Richard West, a parolee from San Quentin. The shooting followed a saloon quarrel and West fled. a sheriff's posse hunts him through the hills of Hanford.
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