Innermost Circle of Prison Inferno Seen by Osborne
Thomas Watt Osborne, head of New York’s prison reform commission, spent a week at Auburn Prison to study conditions. He described the system as unintelligent, ineffective, and cruel, detailing sensory deprivation, punitive practices, and restrictions on letters as part of a broader critique and call for reform.
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Osborne
Auburn
N. Y
Thomas Watt Osborne
New York State Commission On
Lincoln
Thomas Mott Osborne
Stact
Juhe
New York
Germans Celebrate Napoleon Downfall in St Louis Festivities
In St Louis German churches begin a week of celebration linked to the German war of liberation and Napoleon’s downfall. Thousands of German-Americans gather for the German-American Alliance convention with up to 100000 visitors expected. Week features parades, dances, wassailing, torchlight processions, and a Jahn monument unveiling in Forrest Park.
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St. Louis
St. Lous
al Isanea
Nlgat
Lerpsic
Allince
Frederieck Ludwig
Sparta Citizens Claim Henslee Prejudiced in Frank Trial
Three Sparta men from Holmes & Walker confirm to Atlanta papers that Henslee showed bias against Leo M. Frank and were present when he allegedly criticized Frank. The letter accuses Henslee of moral degeneracy remarks and juror bias, saying he deserved criticism and urging him to respond to their forced affidavits.
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Leo ML. Frank
Mary Phagan
A. H. Henslee
Atlanta
John M. Holmes
Holmes & Walker
M. Johnson
Concern
Sm Gray
Gray
Halmes
Publc
Molas
Shit Gray
Britons’ view of new tariff measure debated
London editorials weigh the tariff act's impact on both the American market and British industry. The Daily Mail, Unionist papers, and Liberal organs diverge on consequences but agree the bill reflects a popular rule by the people. The Telegraph hails Wilson’s strategic win. The News calls the move a landmark free trade shift unrivaled since Peel.
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London
Daily Mat
Wilson
Post
Congress
Daily Telegraph
Reputa
Daily News
Amenea
Peel
America
Rotary Campaign Will Begin Today
Thirty Rotary club members start a two day drive to raise 1200 dollars to complete a 3000 dollar pledge for the Associated Charities. The charity faces heavy debt and needs 35000 dollars to continue operations. residents are urged to subscribe by telephoning Ivan F. Allen or W. B. Seabrook.
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Rotary Club
Associated Charities
Ivan F. Allen
Ivy
W. B. Seabrook
Mrs Sinclair's Lover In Role Of Stowaway
Harry Kemp an American poet who once eloped with Upton Sinclair's wife will be arraigned tomorrow morning for stowing away on the steamship Oceanic. He arrived with the Oceanic by yesterday and spent the night in Southampton. Kemp, without money, said he wished to visit England and boarded the vessel after failing to find work on a car ferry. He was assigned as an assistant steward.
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Southampton
Harry Kemp
Upton Sinclair
Oceante
Kemp
Jal
America
England
Oceanic
Champ Clark Urges International Disarmament for World Peace
Louisville, October 5 Champ Clark speaker in Ferry centennial exercises calls for international disarmament as the surest path to world peace. He lauds American soldiers’ valor in the 1912 war, notes 100 years of peace between Britain and the U S, and praises Wilson and Taft for forbearance amid Mexican troubles.
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Louisville
Champ Clark
National
House of Representatives
Ferry
Great Britain
United States
Wilson
Taft
Tech Beats Citadel And Greenblatt Wins Bride By Wager
Tech defeated Citadel decisively on Saturday allowing musician Greenblatt to win Beulah Hirsch in a bet. Miss Hirsch, now Mrs. Greenblatt, is daughter of J. N. Hirsch of Capitol Avenue. The couple wed Sunday afternoon at Isadore Hirsch’s home with Rabbi Loeh officiating. They plan a eastward honeymoon before settling in Atlanta.
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Mike" Greenblatt
Beulah Hirsch
Citadel
Tech Huskies
Miss Hirsch
Greenblatt
J. N. Hirsch
Capitol Avenue
Tech
Atlanta
Ach
Bella
New York asks delay in Harry Thaw extradition case
New York authorities petition Governor Felker to delay ruling on extradition of Harry K. Thaw from New Hampshire. Felker indicated he would likely grant the request if submitted in writing, pending Attorney General Carmody's probe. Thaw, in a 1000 word statement, defended his sanity and questioned conspiracy allegations surrounding his return to Mattewan.
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York
Harry Thaw
Concord
NFL
New York State
Felker
Harry K. Thaw
New Hampshire
New York
Carmody
Thaw
William Travers Jerome
Dutchess County
Grand Jury
Conger
Ths
Stator
Geoffrey G. Whitney
Mattewan
Longworths Arrive at Colon for Canal Visit
Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Longworth Alice Roosevelt arrived at Colon by steamship Carrillo. They will inspect the canal and attend the blowing up of Gamboa dike, aiming to sail through on the first vessel.
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Colon
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Carrillo
Gamboa
Policemen Praised In Sermon At Second Baptist Church
Dr John B White urged Atlanta police not to become cynical as he preached to hundreds of officers at Second Baptist Church He compared modern police to walls of ancient cities stressing duty devotion and public respect for law enforcers and urged mothers to teach children to seek police protection.
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John E. White
Second Baptist Church
John B. White
Stentepolies
Atlanta
Pr. White
Phus
James L.beavers
Jerusalem
Walla
White
Mars
Tenderloin
Beavers
Woman shoots mother with babe in arms in Kentucky
In Lexington a woman stood with her husband and a baby when Mrs James Smith, 35, was shot dead by Mrs Silan Gibson in a High Bridge dance hall. Jealousy is believed to have caused the killing.
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Lexington
James Smith
Silan Gibson
High Bridge
Georgian Colonel Tate Found Dead in Hotel Room
An aged Georgia native Colonel James E Tate was found dead in a New Grand hotel room in a hanging death. He registered five months earlier and left a bank book showing $7000 and a valuable diamond pin and watch. Police and the coroner were notified.
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New York
James E. Tate
Georgia
New Grand Hotel
Broadway
Thirty-first Street
May Mack
Plager
Almecit
Colonel Tate
Thieutenant Hart
West Thirteenth Street
Dr. Morgan
New York Hospital
Winterbottom
Baltimore
Farmers' Loan and Trust Company
Henry Claws
Tate
Foutstt
James E. Pate
William Schley
Admiral Schley
Convictton
Hils
Baron Tate
New England
Shley
George
French Aviator Fails Loop The Loop In Flight
Paria October The French aviator Pegoud attempted a two seat loop with a 150 pound passenger bag aboard. He climbed to about 3000 feet then dropped and rolled over before righting the machine and landing safely. He blamed loss of control on the extra weight or poor balance and vowed to try again tomorrow.
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Paria
Pegoud
Peyoud
Adopted Girl Loses Zeigler's Millions
New York October 5 4 decision in the contest of the will of William Zeigler the baking powder manufacturer who left a fortune of 25 000 000 was made public today by Surrogate Fowler ruling against Florence Brandt Zeigler whose adoption in 1906 as a child of Zeigler was abrogated by the surrogate's court six years later Surrogate Fowler today denied the young woman's application to have the abrogation decree set aside Zeigler left his fortune to William Zeigler Jr brother of the girl who contested the will The two children were adopted Their father George Washington Brandt now of Chicago later divorced his wife and subsequently the late Mr Zeigler and his wife relinquished their claim on Morence Brandt Zeigler who went into the custody of her own father.
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New York
William Zeigler
Fowler
Florence Brandt Zeigler
Zeizler
Zeigler
George Washington Brandt
Chicago
Mr. Zeigler
Morence Brandt Zeigler
Weather Outlook by State and Day
Weather forecast across several states shows generally cloudy conditions with specific days of fair or unsettled weather. Georgia, West Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Oklahoma expect varying mixes of cloudy and fair days, while Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and nearby regions show showers or cooler trends on certain days.
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Virginia
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South Carolina
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Mississippi
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