Chicago Leaders Rally to Defend Crane China Post
A group of fifty city leaders in Chicago sign a dinner invitation to Charlies R. Crane. They defend his resignation as minister designate to China and criticize the circumstances used to attack him, urging support for public service.
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Chicago
China
Charlies R. Crane
Crane
New York
Co. L. Hutchinson
David R. Forgan
Charles G. Dawes
George BE. Roberts
George BR. Peck
D. H. Burnham
H H. Kohlenaat
Harry Pratt Judson
Jas Bb. Forgan
8. M. Felton
A. J. Farling
Victor F. Lawson
Paris Merchants Easy for American Crooks
Paris police and New York detectives sought to identify Count and Countess Gubata held on charges of swindling jewels worth 40 000 and arranging delivery of 30 000 in furs and pearls. The couple claim ties to Avetria and dispute their marriage, with biographies in New York and the Hawaiian Islands over their lifetimes.
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Paris
New York
Werman
Count
Gubata
Olitela
Digitey
Avetria
Hawaiian Islands
State Funeral Planned for Murdered Prince Ito
The funeral will be in Hibiya park with interment at Omori near Ikegami temple. A tomb will later be built in Shiba park among temple tombs. The state appropriated 22500 for expenses. Premier Kateura said Ito's death will not alter Japan's pacific policies. A Korean delegation led by Prince Wi leaves Seoul for Tokyo.
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Toklo
Oet
Prince Ito
Hibiya Park
Omori
Shiba Park
Kateura
Prince Ite
Japan
Prince Wi
Seoul
Tokio
Earthquake Causes Minor Damage Near Eureka
A sharp tremor felt just before 11 p m rattled Eureka waking residents and rattling windows. Reports describe cracked chimneys and disrupted wire communications with the outside world as authorities assess the unsubstantial buildings for damage.
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San Francisco
Eureka
Cook Receives Warm Welcome In Missoula Lecture
Dr. Frederick A. Cook was greeted with cordial applause in Missoula as he presented his polar expedition lecture. He noted he had nothing more to add about the Hamilton controversy and accepted an invitation to visit Helena to speak next evening.
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Helena
Morning Journal
Missoula
Mont
Hamilton
Frederick A. Cook
A. Duniway
University of Montana
Dr. Cook
Cook
Associated Press
Hamiltton
Montana
Lawyer Ashton Defends Barrill in Peary Cook Expedition
General James M. Ashton of Tacoma states Edward N Harrill does not fear Dr Cook or legal trouble and has retained counsel. Harrill and Fred Printz testified about Cook's expedition to Mount McKinley, with Ashton paying about $200 for travel expenses.
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Washington
Edward N. Rarril
General Ashton
Controversy Moves With Affidavit From Rayili County Farmer
Missoula Montana October 29 Among today developments the Cook Barrill Mount McKinney dispute centers on an affidavit from George W Soljedar a noted farmer near Bar rill and Prints who states Barrill told him something crucial about the case.
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Missoula
Mont
Cook- Barrill
Mount McKinney
George W. Soljedar
Rayili County
Barrill
Prints
Dr Frederick A Cook Closes Montana Stop With Mount McKinley Claim
Dr Frederick A Cook arrived in Missoula as controversy over his 1906 Mount McKinley ascent intensifies. An affidavit duplicate was signed by Cook in legal form with notary acknowledgment stating that on September 16, 1906 he was on the summit and left the climb record there, with Edward N Barrill of Darby, Montana present.
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Cook
Mount McKinley
Hamilton
Y. Frederick A. Cook
Edward N. Barrill
Darby, Mont
German Admiral Lauds American Reporters
Grand Admiral von Koestner of the German fleet praised American newspaper men after the Hudson-Fulton celebration in New York. He noted five cameras trained on him, but said reporters were fair, accurate, and trusted him with confidences that were not betrayed.
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Berlin
von Koestner
New York
United States
Wealthy St Paul stockman attempts suicide in Denver rooming house
Charles G. Cannon, a reputed wealthy stockman from St. Paul Minnesota, tried to take his life today in a Denver rooming house by swallowing corrosive sublimate. He is in a dangerous condition tonight.
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Denver
Charies G. Cannon
St. Paul
Minn
Cannon
Fortun
Etock
Special Examination for Artillery Officers
Adjutant General Ainsworth to hold a special examination next January to fill 41 vacancies in the coast artillery.
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Washington, Et
Cieneral Ainsworth
Coast Artillery
Life Term for Kansas City Triple Murder Plea
Jamee Mee McMahon pleaded guilty in Kansas City Kansas to killing his two sisters Rose McMahon and Mrs Alonzo Van Royen and her husband Alonzo Van Royen. He received life imprisonment in the Kansas penitentiary at Lansing after a quick plea in court with family and prosecutors agreeing to waive a jury trial. The prisoner expressed eagerness to begin his term and wished Lansing a fair experience.
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Morning Journal
Kansas City
Jamee Mee Mahon
Kan
Rose McMahon
Alonzo van Royen
Kansas Penitentiary
Lanslig
McMahon
Joseph Taggart
Leas
Greek Meets Greek But Ho Blood Flows
Commander of Torpedo Boats turns rebel and leads flotilla in attack on warships and shore batteries amid growing Greek internal conflict. The attempted mutiny targets major naval assets as factions clash for control.
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Military League
Tibaidos Waid
Revolution League
Tibaidos
League
Kalaz Potemkin
Odessa
Black Sea
Salamis Naval Battle Suppresses Greek Revolt
Athens reports a twenty minute clash between field batteries and warships and a mutinous naval flotilla led by Lieutenant Tibaldos. Rebels number about 300 and are driven from the arsenal at Salamis. government pledges suppression and reforms continue.
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Salamis
Tibaldos
Athens
Bedford cruiser arrives in Monterey after Portela celebration
The Frite ish cruiser Bedford arrived in Monterey after participating in the Portela celebration in San Francisco. Its officers were guests at an informal dance at the United States Army post tonight.
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Monterey
Cal
Bedford
San Francisco
Morbid Night Preceding Vanderbilt Cup Relay
Garden City Oct 29 morbid interest grips fans as Vanderbilt Cup race returns with a shortened 12.64 mile circuit and twice as many turns. Despite precautions including banking all turns, drivers face heightened peril.
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By Journal Special
Garden City
Grender
Ami
Widow in Aberdeen Gains Prize in Lottery Draw
Despondent widow Mrs Sylvia R Gillard of Sandusky Ohio aged 60 finds her name 4998 on the printed list as a winner in the Cheyenne River Standing Rock lottery at Aberdeen. She tears up with joy, thanks God, and shakes hands with Judge Witten and deputies. The 20 000 names drawing ends today and tabulation continues for a month.
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Morning Journal
Aberdeen
Cheyenne HK River
Standing Rock
Sylvia R. Gillard
Sandusky
Judge Witten
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern
Dry Farming Congress
Hill
Coeur d'Alene
Spokane
Rosary
Witten
Witten End My
Great Northern Railroad
Perepaet
Kallapel
Campaign Clash Dominates New York Mayoral Race
Unite States Attorney General Wickersham joins Republicans in attacking William J. Gaynor as the municipal election nears. Hearst Barnard and Kannard campaign across boroughs promising reform, with Gaynor defending his record amid libel suit against Hearst ally Moore.
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Wickersham
Gaynor
Morning Journal
New York
Unite States
William J. Gaynor
Oratory
Red Fire
Greater
William H. Hearst
William H. Hearst Spoke Three Times On the East Side
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Otto Vt. Kannard
Theater
Harlem
Hearst
Bilet
Tiger Cubs
Sing Sing
Hudson- Multon
Barnard
Nassau County Car Race Bond Report
Four classes of cars run simultaneous for a set of distances. A bond of 100000 dollars protects Nassau County against damage and loss. The bond was provided by William K. Vanderbilt.
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County of
Nassau
William K. Vanndebilt
Missionary Society Thrives Through Panic
Despite a general business downturn, the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church raised more funds last year than ever before. A new pew school in Rome, Italy, will cost $10,000, already subscribed. The convention urged closer ties among young women’s societies across denominations.
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Viteeborg
Womens Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rome
Italy
Decision on Haskell plea expected in Muskogee case
Indictments in Muskogee town case involving Governor Maskell and five other defendants likely to yield a federal court ruling tomorrow. Assistant Attorney General Bush will argue for the government followed by the defense counsel.
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Ardmore
Ohio
Muskogee
Maskell
Bush
Tueeell
Bunch of Valuable Checks Missing in Mail
Eleven thousand dollars in checks sent by Lewiston National Bank to Spokane banks are missing after envelopes were opened by a post office clerk accused of robbing the mails. Postal officers investigate the case as the clerk faces charges.
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Spokane
Lewiston National Bank
Lewiston
Idaho
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