Bravery Highlighted in Pouren Extradition Hearing
Boston witnesses testify about the peasant struggle in Russia during the Pouren extradition case. Janoslin of Boston refuses to name peasants' executive members due to fear of Russian government vengeance. Edward Sermons of Chelsea, Mass. says Pouren is a brave man fighting for his fellows.
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New York
Russia
Boston
Jan Janoff
Jan Osd@lin
Peasants
Edward Sermons
Chelsea
Mass
Pouren
German Dirigible Falls Into Baltic Waters After Collision
Berlin reports one German army dirigible, after a night flight, struck a tree and fell into the Baltic near Wollin. The crew escaped serious injury and were brought ashore safely.
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Baltic
Berlin
Wollin
Redmond Opens Home Rule Campaign in England
John I. Redmond launched the Irish MPs campaign to rally English electors on home rule. Speaking to a Liberal meeting in Manchester he said he and his colleagues would accept invitations from Liberals or Tories and believed Englishmen were more apathetic than hostile to Irish claims.
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Manchester
Eng
John I. Redmond
House of Commons
Governor Guild Names Massachusetts Conservation Delegates
Governor Guild appoints Professor Frank W. Kane State forester Professor George F Swain MIT and Mr Nathan J D Bill Springfield as delegates to a joint meeting of the States and National Conservation Commission in Washington on December 8. CAPE TOWN November 12 The British squadron led by Rear Admiral Sir Percy Scott sails from here for Rio Janeiro aboard Good Hope Antrim Carnarvon and Devonshire.
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Cape Town
Sir Percy Scott
Good Hope
Antrim
Carnarvon
Devonshire
Ltio Janeiro
Gompers Vows Fight Over Sherman Bill at Labor Convention
President Gompers told the 228th AFL convention in Denver that chatter in Washington favors amending the Sherman act to hurt labor. He pledged to oppose any such bill in Congress and thanked the day’s speakers.
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Denver
Col
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Congress
Labor leaders hear Bryan letter at Gompers convention
The secretary read a letter from W J Bryan thanking President Gompers and federation members for support in the recent presidential campaign. Most of the day was spent on reports and addresses with two morning session reports noted. Mrs Raynold Robbins and Mrs Anna Fitzgerald of the Women’s Trade Union League spoke about women’s organized movement and urging the union label on purchases.
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Gompers
W. J. Bryan
Federation
Raynold Robbins
Anna Fitzgerald
Women’s Trade Union League
New London Worker Falls From 100-Foot Stack to Death
George Gordon of New London Conn was killed at the George G. Snow shoe factory when a ropes failure sent him from a 100 foot smokestack while painting. He was employed by the Rhode Island Roofing Company and was 52 years old.
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Brockton
George Gordon
New London
Conn
George G. Snow
Gordon
Rhode Island
Suits Against Patrolmen in Municipal Court
Two Boston police officers James F. Sullivan and Daniel Dineen face two Civil Court suits alleging undue violence in arrest. Archer C. Thompson says Sullivan assaulted him during transport on drunkenness charge seeking 1000 dollars. Rosario Locana claims Dineen disabled him while taking him prisoner seeking 2000 dollars.
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Boston
James F. Sullivan
Daniel Dineen
Sullivan
Archer C. Thompson
Rosario Locana
Dineen
Ministers Turn Chicago Stockyards Into Pulpits
Thirty ministers preached to the killing gangs at the Chicago stockyards while a cornetist provided music transforming pens and cattle into a makeshift pulpit setting for their sermons.
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Chicago
Naphtha Soap Promises Easier Wash Day
P and G Naphtha Soap uses naphtha to loosen dirt enabling faster cleaning. The ad claims the blend cuts wash time in half and reduces boiling clothes and hard work on the washboard, claiming women can accomplish in four to five hours what previously took longer.
Smart Rainproof Cravenetted Coat Shown in Boston
An innovative raincoat showcased in Boston by F Gray Co features Priestly cravenette fabric, 52 inches long, with gray and black coloring. Normally priced at 15.00 dollars, it’s offered for 5.90 dollars at Washington and Hanover streets.
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F. Gray Co
Boston
Washington
Hanover Streets
Gray Co
Priestly
Washington and
Boy hunter kills bear on Massanutten Mountain
Linden Allen of Mount Jackson encountered a black bear in Shenandoah county while squirrel hunting. With the bear charging, the boy fired twice at close range, killing the 150 pound animal.
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Winchestier
Massanutten Mountain
Shenandoah County
Linden
Allen
Mount Jackson
California Fig Syrup Co Laxative Promotes Gentle Waits
The General Demand of the well informed world seeks a simple pleasant efficient liquid laxative of known value. The California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a wholesome, beneficial, gentle yet prompt remedy.
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California Fig Syrup Co
California Wig Syrup Co
Fine worsted suits offered at bargain prices
Advertisement notes fine worsted suits available in olive brown tan London smoke sage green pencil and water stripes. Urges shoppers not to pay 25 dollars for a suit when F Gray offers them for 9.90 on Washington and Hanover streets.
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London
F. Gray
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Boston
Prisoner Attacks Hub Man In Court
In a courtroom confrontation, a prisoner attacked Jeweller Hahn and others, tearing clothing and causing chaos as officers restrained him. A Marquette woman and her husband were ejected, while Pesky faced multiple bail demands totaling fifteen thousand dollars.
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Hub Man
Marquette
Jeweller Hahn
Pesky
Hair dye suit filed by Detroit woman over disfigurement
Mrs Ellen Rember of Detroit sues a drug company for 10000 claiming a bottle of hair stain discolored her face brown and damaged her eyesight and hearing. The suit seeks damages for personal injury from the product.
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Detroit
Mich
Ellen Rember
Electrician Edward R. Gordon Sentenced in Queens Court
Edward R. Gordon an electrician was sentenced to 10 days in Queens County Jail by Magistrate Smith in the Long Island City Court yesterday morning. A disturbing scene occurred in the church yard at the Church of the Redeemer at Temple and Crescent streets Astoria as onlookers observed people in distress and a man collapsed in fear.
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Church of the Redeemer
Temple and
Crescent Streets
Astoria
Edward R. Gordon
Queens County
Smith
Long Island
Oil on Water Sparks West Long Beach Protests
Boatmen at West Long Beach protest heavy oil deposits from Union Oil tanks. The slick harms boat hulls below the water line and splashes into skiffs. Fishermen warn it will drive fish and clams away from the bay.
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Long Beach
Cal
West Long Beach
Union Oil Company
Kills Man With Tongs in East Side Feud
In New York on November 1 a long running feud between two East Side ice men, Louis Schneider and Harry Feurerstein, ends when Feurerstein confronts Schneider armed with a knife. Schneider grabs a pair of ice tongs and strikes, a prong piercing Feurerstein’s brain and killing him almost instantly.
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New York
East Side
Louis Schneider
Harry Feurerstein
Feurerstein
Schneider
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