Prince of Siam Guest at Arlington Banquet in Washington
His Royal Highness Chowta Maha Vajiravudh arrives from New York and attends a formal dinner at the Arlington Hotel in Washington. Cabinet members and officials join the royal party as toasts honor the President and the Siamese king. Tomorrow the prince proceeds to Annapolis to inspect the Naval Academy.
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Washington
Chowta Maha Vajiravudh
Siam
New York
Arlington
Phyta Ak~paraj Varadhuri
Royal Party
Hay
Hoot
Wilson
David J. Hah
Artee
Pierce
Edwin Morgan
D. B. Sickles
Hells
Needham
Allen
Patents
Gore
Columbia University
Helderman
United States Army
Beriah Wilkins
Mer
Cara
Senator Quay
Crown Prince of Siam
Arlington Hotel
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Burlington
Linscoln
Neb
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Washington Parks
Operation a success for Armour child in Vienna visit
Professor Adolf Lorenz performed a landmark operation on Lolita Armour in Chicago reported October 1912. Lorenz declared the procedure a complete success and predicted Lolita would walk like other children once the plaster cast is removed next spring. The operation lasted about two hours after anesthesia.
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Lorenz
Armour
Chicago
Gden Armour
Lolita
Adolf Lorenz
University of Vienna
Boycott the Theaters Over Irish Characterizations
Denver branch of the Ancient Order of Hibernians adopted resolutions protesting certain Irish characterizations on stage and urged local theater managers to refuse booking such plays. If not complied with, they favor a boycott of that theater. Philadelphia reports Commander Robert E Peary to undergo treatment for frozen feet possibly requiring operation. His injuries trace to the Far North four years ago when toes were amputated.
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Denver
Colo
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Hibernians
Peary
Philadelphia
Robert E. Peary
Down Mountain Horses Dash Near Red Mountain
Misses Ethel and Carrie Sharpe, daughters of Judge H A Sharpe, were thrown from a trap on Red Mountain, near Birmingham. Carrie Sharpe broke her arm and was unconscious for hours while traveling with William Johnston and Wilbur Brown. The horses bolted downhill, tipping the trap near the bottom. the sisters were taken to the city by ambulance.
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Birmingham
Ala
Red Mountain
Here
Ethel
Carrie Sharpe
H. A. Sharpe
Carrie
William Johnston
Joseph Johnston
Wilbur Brown
Entertainer for Strikers Raises Five Thousand Dollars
New York October 1 A large entertainment for striking miners was held under Central Federated Union auspices. About 2500 was realized from 24000 tickets at 10 cents each sold by city labor unions. The secretary warned that royal union assessments may rise due to unresolved strike negotiations.
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St. New York
The
Central
Central Federated Union
Drunken rail camp massacre leaves two dead in Sutton’s Bay area
A drunken brawl near Sutton’s Bay on October 12 ended with Charles Amatid killing Jon Ferdinand, injuring the surviving Ferdinand who is in critical condition. Amatid was then stabbed fifty times by the survivor, who fought back with a knife, as two Trajans died and another dies.
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Travers City
Mich
Trajans
Sutton’s Bay
Charles Amatid
Ferdinand
Jon Ferdinand
Amatid
Jog Ferdinand
Conference of Cincinnati Bishops to Discuss Philippine Question
A conference of Cincinnati province bishops led by Archbishop Elder will meet next Wednesday to discuss the Philippine issue and related matters. Moeller Columbus Alerding Fort Wayne Richter Grand Rapids have voiced support for the friars. Other attendees include McCloskey Louisville Chatard Indianapolis Foley Detroit Maes Covington Horstman Cleveland Byrne Nashville ODonoghue Indianapolis. The bishops will review the American hierarchy proposal and clergy from propaganda to Vatican reforming music and diocese divisions.
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Cincinnati
Elder
Thissidps Moeller
Columbus
Alerding
Fort Wayne
Richter
Grand Rapids
McCloskey
Louisville
Chatard
Indianapolis
Foley
Detroit
Maes
Covington
Horstman
Cleveland
Byrne
Nashville
O'Donogahue
Vatican
Erie Company Seeks Troop-Guarded Return of Miners
Wilkes Barre Pa October 12 The Erie company posted notices at its collieries in Pittston requesting all striking employees to return to work tomorrow The company assured all men who returned ample protection This marks the first move by coal companies to break the strike under troop protection.
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Wilkesbarre
Erie’ Company
Pittston
Brotherhood of St Andrew Anniversary Sermon at Trinity Church
The anniversary sermon of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew was preached in Trinity church Boston by Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts. He urged that the coming generation must be the city’s salvation. A mass meeting followed at Symphony hall with brief addresses by Right Rev PB Anderson and others. The junior department gathered 300 boys at the Church of the Messiah with clergy and delegates. Also noted Electric Lights in Cemeteries in New Albany as a civic safety measure against grave robbery.
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Boston
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Trinity Church
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Brotherhood
Symphony Hall
PB. Anderson
Chicago
Ernest H. Crosby
New York
Dean Hodges
Cambridge
Mass
The
Church of the Messiah
Express Train Strikes Wreck Near Barre West of Petersburg
An express train collided with a wrecked freight train eight miles west of Petersburg on October 12. Engineer John W. Smith of Harrisburg and brakeman H. A. Traxlow of Shade Gap died. Fireman C. W. Black of Harrisburg injured. Fourteen freight cars derailed and scattered across tracks. 190 passengers aboard four coaches escaped serious injury. Emmanuel Lasker, chess champion, arrived in New York aboard the Anchor liner Columbus from Glasgow.
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Altoona
Barre
Petersburg
John W. Smith
Harrisburg
H. A. Traxlow
Shade Gap
C. W. Black
Collapse of the Street Railway Strike Ends With 20 Cent Hope
New Orleans reports the street car strike settled at 6 PM after a secret ballot. The union largely accepted the governor's ultimatum, with work resuming at 20 cents for ten hours and a seven and a half hour minimum. Militia from Monroe and Mansfield arrived as calm returned. Key figures include W. S. Parkerson, U S Senator Foster, Governor Heard, and Mayor Capdegielle.
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New Orleans
Railways Company
Monroe
Mansfield
W. 8
Parkerson
United States
Foster
Heard
Capdegielle
Detroit coal conference seeks smaller resolutions committee
Secretary Cortelyou asked Mayor Maybury to shrink the Detroit conference committee to three or four members who would be received by the president. Maybury telegraphed Senator Mason, former conference chair, to form a subcommittee to present the Detroit resolutions to the president, who reportedly prefers delivery by mail.
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Cortelyou
Detroit
William C. Maybury
Detroit Coal Conference
Maybury
Mason
American Jockeys Barred From French Tracks
Paris reports Le Soir states the jockey club has revoked licenses of American jockeys Milton Henry and J Reiff, removing them from all French racecourses after investigation found them preventing favorites from winning. Owners say they míssed no fault. The move aims to curb misconduct among riders and restore trust in French racing.
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Paris
le Soir
The
Jockey Club Today
Milton Henry
J. Reiff
France
Spnaper
Henry
Reiff
Jockey Cub
Jockey Club
Zontcheft
Sofia
Macedonia
Jockers
J. Relff
Favorit
William
Germany
Sverdrup
Parnell
Manila
Coal trade report links Europe to Philadelphia imports
The Brauer Mae steamship line reportedly bought 35 000 tons of anthracite for US import. Germany supplies 20 000 tons with a German coal reexport being sent to America, and 15 000 tons from southern Russia. Ships Marianne North Point Mantauk Point Manchester sail October 15 to load coal for Philadelphia Philadelphia Read ing Railway Company.
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Philadelphia
Brauer Mae Steamship Company
New York
Hamburg
Germany
Russia
Maripol
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia and
Morgan Stays Aboard Yacht Amid Coal Strike Rumors
New York October 12 Development in the coal strike lingered with J P Morgan on his yacht Corratr in North River. Two visitors appeared in the afternoon sparking talks of a conference. identity unclear. Various operators said no settlement in sight though conditions improve in coal regions. Secretary Root’s visit and a Morgan meeting were not commented on. Governor Odell remained at home and plans a return to New York with a Brooklyn speech scheduled for tonight.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Corratr
North River
George ¥. Baer
Mr. Morgan
John Markie
Mr. Markie
Markle
Root
Morgan
Pratt
Odell
Newbure
Brooklyn
No Change in the Situation in Mexico Rail Strike
Firemen and railroad companies remain firm as an eight day strike continues at the Texas-Mexican and National railroad of Mexico. The National line will operate trains from Nuevo Laredo while talks with a businessmen’s committee seek settlement. The Saltillo and regular passenger trains ran, while the Aztec Limited arrived late with passengers moved to the International and Great Northern depot by wagon.
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Laredo
Tex
National Railroad of Mexico
Rio Grande
National
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Saltillo
International
Great Northern
Galbraith
Death of Frederick A. Keener in Denver
Frederick A. Keener one of Denver's wealthiest citizens died today at age 76 in Denver Colorado. He came to Denver in 1874 after a grain business in Illinois and co operated a Mississippi steamer line with his brother. He helped build the Denver Texas and Gull board. He was noted as a man of great wealth.
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Denver
Colo
Frederick A. Keener
Keener
Illnois
Mississippi
Texas
Gull
President Takes a Drive Through Washington Suburbs
The president and Mrs. Roosevelt enjoyed the fine weather on a long drive through Washington and its suburbs. The young on the president's leg is reported to be healing nicely and his general condition is satisfactory.
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Washington
Senator Quay Talks to President on Strike
Washington October 12 Senator Quay of Pennsylvania met with the president for an hour the only statement issued was that there was nothing to say. The strike situation remained unclear while operators claimed to plan districtized coal supply and railroads would arrange to move soft coal to prevent shortages. Secretary Root denied carrying a message to Morgan and said no telegraph to the president from New York occurred.
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Root
Washington
Morgan
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
NOL CONNECTED WITH STRIKE MAN KILLED BY GENDARMES NOT A STRIKER
Paris October 12 only one man was killed at the Terre Noire coal field October 10 during the clash with strikers and gendarmes the victim not a striker. Miners committee denounces the killing as murder and attacks the government for using gendarmes and soldiers. The strike divides and Pas de Calais and Nord troops seek higher pay while central federation wants eight hour day and pensions. Local groups ask prefects to intervene and settle with mine owners. The central committee recalls obedience to this move.
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Paris
Terre Noire
Miners’ Committee
Pas de Calais
Department of
Fas de Calais
Nord
Extra Effort Planned in Wilkes Barre Strike Region
General Dolyn opposes calling on federal troops and urges Governor Stone to recruit state forces if needed. The Wilkes Barre area saw no troops deployed yet as efforts to resume coal production remain uncertain. Brigadier General Dolyn would back doubling state guard numbers if necessary. two detachments will patrol Lackawanna and Wyoming valleys to escort workers to mines.
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Dolyn
Stone
Wilkesbarre
New York
Washington
Contrict
American Federation of Labor
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mitchell
National Guard
State Guard
Pennsylvania Guard
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Hailstorm Panic Hits Olympic Theater Audience
Hail stones two inches wide rained down on St. Louis causing a five minute panic during a theater show. Men jumped seats and several women fainted as lights flickered. Ushers restored order and the performance resumed with minor injuries reported. A tornado in Quincy Illinois destroyed homes and power lines, killing one man and fatally injuring another as the city and surrounding areas suffered major damage and darkness.
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St. Louis
Olympic Theater
Illinois
Quincy
Camp Point
Henry Koetters
Baer Leaves Reading on Special Train After Morgan Telegram
George F. Breer president of the Reading Company departed Reading on a special train bound for New York late tonight. He would not disclose the telegrams purpose, stating to a reporter that he knew as much as the public about the trip.
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Morgan
Reading
George F. Breer
Reading Company
New York
J. P. Morgan
Baer
Editor shoots doctor in Butte incident shocks city
A. W. Kelly, editor of The Inter Mountain, shot Dr. A. H. Cayley a prominent Butte resident tonight. Cayley likely fatally wounded. Police and officers search for Kelley as the city awaits developments.
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A. W. Kelly
Butte
Montana
Dr. Cayley
Mont
A. W. Kelley
the Inter-Mountain
A. H. Cayley
Cayley
Kelley
Detachment arrival and fair events across Atlanta region
Detachments of Seventh cavalry and Grimes' battery arrive in Atlanta and camp at fair grounds. Horses arrive for a Tuesday horse show and Vanity Fair opens at the Interstate fair tonight. Contracts will be let to Atlanta contractors for 70000 dollars in new federal prison buildings. Convention of Georgia mayors will meet in Atlanta tomorrow.
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Seventh Cavalry
Grimes’ Battery
Atlanta
Fair Grounds
Vanity Fair
Interstate Fair
Federal Prison
Convention of Georgia
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Frederick Keener
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Cornell University
Marcus H. Marks
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Bellevue
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Green Ridge Colery
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Savannah
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