Honor Heroes of Revolution Unveiling Memorial Ceremony
New York today hosts a gathering of governor Hughes secretary Wright and other notables for the dedication of the prison ship martyrs monument. Local state and national figures attend with private citizens collaborating in honoring the heroes.
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Hughes
Wright
New York
Brooklyn
Taft and Hughes at Brooklyn Prison Ship monument ceremony
President elect Taft and Governor Hughes presided over the dedication. Luke E Wright presented the monument with Taft and Hughes accepting for city, state, and nation. The Prison Ship Martyrs Monument fund received $184,000 from government and subscriptions. designed by Stanford White, cornerstone laid on October 26, 1907 with notable attendees.
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Twenty-third Regiment
T. F. Shannon
S. Parkes Cadman
Thomas Walsh
William H. Taft
Luke E. Wright
Charles B. Hughes
Board of Aldermen
Patrick F. McGowan
Tammany Society of Columbian Order
Daniel P. Cohalan
Grand Sachem
Brooklyn
Jersey
West River
Trinity Churchyard
Manhattan
Martyrs’ Monument Association of the
United States
State of
New York
Election Judges Indicted in Primary Fraud Probe
Chicago November 14 special grand jury investigating fraud in the August 8 primary returns thirty eight indictments against fifteen judges clerks of election and politicians.
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Chicago
State Well Satisfied In Gunness Case Evidence
Favorable evidence was presented in LaPorte Indiana showing that the four bodies recovered from the Gunness house ruin on April 28 were those of Mrs Belle Gunness and her three children. Jurors were guided to consider coroner Mack's conclusions alongside autopsy testimony by Dr. J L Gray who weighed the adult female at about 200 pounds and identified bones and rings linked to the claim.
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Laporte
Ind
Gunness House
Belle Guinness
Richter
Gunness
Mack
Belle Gunness
AFL Convention News Quiet After Short Session
Denver November 14 The American Federation of Labor adjourned after a hour and a half session. Committees work on resolutions while major items are deferred to next week with little accomplished so far.
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Denver
American Federation of Labor
Metcalf resigns as Secretary of the Navy
Secretary Victor H. Metcalf submits his resignation due to ill health effective December 1. Assistant Secretary Truman H. Newberry will be named successor. President Roosevelt accepts with regret and praises Metcalf for loyal service to the nation.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Victor H. Metcalf
Navy
Truman H. Newberry
Metcalf
Metcallf
Roosevelt
Mr. Metcalf
Prices Advance Rapidly in Wall Street Trading Surge
New York November 14. An enormous volume of trading pushed stock prices higher as brokers struggled to fill orders. United States Steel led with 321,800 shares traded in blocks of 2,000 to 15,000, each upturn setting a new intraday high and lifting the market. The steel stock advanced 1.5 points for the day with Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Pennsylvania also showing strength.
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New York
Stock Exchange
West
United States Steel Company
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Shanklin Named President of Wesleyan University
William Arnold Shanklin, president of Upper Iowa University in Fayette Iowa, has been elected to lead Wesleyan University in Middletown Connecticut.
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New York
William Arnold Shanklin
Upper Iowa University
Fayette, Ia
Wesleyanversity
Middletown
Conn
Heney Shot in San Francisco Courtroom
Francis J. Heney, a prosecutor of municipal corruption, was wounded in Judge Lawlor's courtroom when Morris Haas, ex convict and former juror, shot him. Heney’s condition was non fatal as doctors treated a bullet that lodged near the left ear. Ruef trial proceedings continued amid shock and crowd unrest.
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San Francisco
Francis J. Heney
Morris Haas
Lawlor
Abraham Ruef
Heney
Lane Hospital
Taylor
MceCabe
District Attorney's Office
Haas
San Quentin Penitentiary
Central Emergency Hospital
Raef
Pr. Tuchter
Ruef
Terry. Moffitt
Burnell
Read case denial of escort by railway clerk discussed
Denver authorities rejected reports that Mrs. Allen F. Read was escorted to the American hotel by railway mail clerk E. J. Sawyer on arrival day. Hotel staff say she appeared unaccompanied, signing the name Mrs. H. C. Cones at the desk. Mrs. Read remains in critical condition.
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Denver
Allen F. Read
Genevieve Chanler Phipps
E. J. Sawyer
H. C. Cones
Life Note Reflections on Providence and Gratitude
A Life Note observes contrasting views on life and fortune. The Atlantic Constitution notes the philosopher's idealism and the practical global perspective that wealth cannot be created by will alone. It suggests gratitude for what Providence provides while planning what may come.
Driscoll Defeats Baldwin in Six-Round Bout
Jim Driscoll of Cardiff the featherweight champion of England defeated Matty Baldwin of Boston in a six round bout in New York. The English challenger displayed superior foot work and boxing skill from the start, gaining the early advantage.
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New York
Jim Driscoll
Cardiff
Wales
England
Matty Baldwin
Boston
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