Priest Targeted in Desperate Church Assault in Chicago
An unidentified foreigner fired twice at Rev. J. K. Fielding of Corpus Christi Roan Catholic Church in Chicago's 49th Street and Grand Boulevard area. He knocked down children in the Sunday school hall, fled into the street, and later disappeared. police suspect a written explanation on him.
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Chicago
J. K. Fielding
Corpus Christi Roan Catholic
Thes
Simucy
Guiseppe Ali
Folkt Leo Heinrichs
Denver
Father Fielding
Father Fieldin
Jes
Pri
Prnes
Dogen Obink
Corpus Christi Church
Forty-ninth Street
Grand Boulevard
Taft Confident After White House Day With Roosevelt
Taft declares he expects to be elected president after a day as Roosevelt’s guest in Washington. The two leaders discussed campaign issues, hosted meals, and attended All Souls church, with Taft planning a New York tour and a Madison Square Garden event with Governor Hughes.
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Washington
Judge Taft
White House
Taft
Howe
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Union Station
Witte Houde
Dlatin-Guishol
Pierce
John
Josue
Jesus
Mr. Vyaft
Rendter Knox
Pennsylvania
W. H. Moody
Root
John Hays Hammond
National League of Republican Clubs
Frederick HM. Judson
St. Louis
Lily
New York State
Governor Hughes
Hughes
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Fast
South
Garfield
Newark
N. J
Hitchcock
Gompers Appeals to Indiana Labor Voters
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, spoke in Evansville urging support for Bryan for president and opposing Jamen F. E. Watron in the Indiana gubernatorial race. He denounced the Sherman antitrust ruling as against labor rights and accused Watson of siding with Cannon to block worker-friendly legislation.
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Morning Journal
Kvaneville
Dnd
W. J. Bryan
United States
Jamen FE. Watron
Indiana
Samuel Gompers
America Federation of Labor
Evansville Hall
Gompers
United States Supreme Court
W. H. Taft
Watson
Joseph G. Cannon
Congress
Drouth Deepens in Scranton Widens Water Shortage
Scranton Pennsylvania October 18 report notes the drought worsening beyond any prior period with the water company forecasting only a mouth’s supply in sight as locals face rising scarcity and urgency.
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Scranton
Maine battleship moves to Portsmouth from Alabama
The battleship Maine left the Alabama on October 14 for Portsmouth New Hampshire by wireless from the yard. The Alabama will reach New York on October 20.
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United States
Maine
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Associated Press
New York
Alabama
Mandarin to Probe Cruelty 70 Coolies
Paul H. H. Clong provincial prefect at Foo Chow China arrives in San Francisco en route to Santa Ynez Mexico to investigate alleged mistreatment of Chinese coolies employed by the Boleo company and a French consortium. He will report to the Mexican government if mistreatment is found after reviewing the details.
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San Francisco
Paul HH. Clong
Foo Chow
China
Santa Yoe Alle
Mexico
Boleo Company, & French Corporation
Ciong
Fire kills ten in Summit mining town blaze
An overheated stove set a dwelling house ablaze in Summit ten miles west of here. Four Delaney children died and two other people were fatally injured including Morris Delaney 15 Robert Nagle 18 Joseph Delaney 4 Charles Delaney 20 months and Mrs. Luke Delaney who jumped from a second story window and is in dying condition at Johnstown hospital. Wilson Judes 14 broke a leg and is Internally injured. Mrs Delaney tried to reach her children but flames forced her to jump.
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Morming Journal
Alteoma
Summit
Morris Delaney
Robert Nagle
Josep Delaney
Charles Delaney
Luke Delaney
Delaney
Johnstown Hospital
Wilson Judes
Reece
Suffrage Convention Debates for Ballot Rights
Proceedings of the fortieth annual National American Woman Suffrage Association gathering energized by speakers including Anna H Shaw Joan M Gordon and Harriet Stanton Blatch. Other voices pressed eight hour laws for men ten for children and full rights for working women as the movement urges democratic participation and justice over charity. A brief California quake report closes the item.
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Wontin
Star Theater
National American Womannt Suffrage Association
Anna H. Shaw
Joan M. Gordon
Orleans
New Orleans
Shaw
Sho
Miss Gordon
America
Milsant
Lelsure
Eduction
Wind
Prison Reform Association
Mary Duffy
Cap Makers Union
Harriet Stanton Blatch
New York
Wome
Florence Kelley
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Chinese Students for American Colleges Arrive in San Francisco
Ten Chinese students arrive in San Francisco to pursue higher education in the United States. Most will study at Harvard Yale and Cornell with two at the University of California. The group was selected from many who offered to study, funded by the Chinese provincial government, and will stay four years before returning to China to educate others.
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San Franciaci
Marvard
Yale
Cornell
University of California
China
Ica
Primaries in Albuquerque precincts urged by GOP leaders
The Republican primaries to elect delegates for Bernalillo county conven tion will run this afternoon from 4 to 8 at two Albuquerque polling locations. Voters are urged to attend and choose delegates who will advocate honesty and good government. Precinct 12 polls at Korber building North Second Street. precinct 26 polls at Third Street and Gold Avenue. Be there.
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Bernalillo
Albuquerque
Central Avenue
Korber
North Second Street
Third Street
Gold Avenue
Michigan Governor appeals for relief as forest fires rage
Governor Fred Warner called for statewide donations to aid homeless forest fire victims in northern Michigan. Detroit leaders and railroads mobilized matching relief efforts with bedding, food, and transportation to the burned districts.
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Forest Fire
Michigan
Common Council For Tomorrow
Charles D. Williams
Episcopal Diocese of
Detroit Board of Commerce
Detroit Club
Warner
McGuerin
Grand
Western Union Telegraph Company
Alpena
Onawawa
Western Union
Poser
Tire
Tawar
W. J. Rogers
State
Durned
Werner
Rogers
Tate
Lfe
Detroit and Mackint Railroad Company
Hurger
J. D. Hawkes
Detroit and Mackinac Railroad
Fragmented Alpena notices on district contributions
Muted OCR fragment from Alpena Michigan hints at a district matter involving storks, offerings, and donations. The incomplete text mentions a continued article on page 7 and column 3, limiting concrete details.
Bulgaria Turkey Near Accord as Crisis Eases
Ambassador Naoum Pasha says Bulgaria has back down and war danger declined. Mobilization plans were ordered then suspended, with a possible Bulgaria Turkey understanding in sight. Officials note secrecy while preparing precautions and a possible resolution within forty eight hours.
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Ambbassado
Paris
Bulgaria
Naoum Pasha
Turkey
Sofia
Wwe
Bulgars
Constantinople
Council For National
Fet
Asia Minor
Mia Loria
M Constans
M. Palevlogue
M. Constans
Yapos Kiamir Pasha
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AdoAdall
Pastor
Finul Taft
Robert Oliver
Clarence Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Henry O. Corbin
Sam
Bryan
Federation
Hattleship
Ghildren
Morning Journal Swerial
Buffalo
California
Salina
Cal
Remenser
Otrife
Balkans
Detroit
Mich
Bulearia
Sultan
London
Bulgania
Edward Grey
M. Iswolsky
Austria
Nus
Storks
Iffering
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