Suffragists in Harmony Form Democratic Union
A statement from the Political Equality Union and the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association denied internal breaches and emphasized their parallel, democratic goals. Led by Mrs. FitzGerald, they favor street corner speaking and new methods, with 900 members and assets of $672.74.
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Political Equality Union
Women's Suffrage Association
Massachusetts Women’s Suffrage Association
Massachusetts
FitzGerald
Portugal to Pardon 300 Political Prisoners Sunday
Lisbon Portugal Oct 3 President Manuel de Arriaga announced plans to pardon 300 political prisoners on Sunday the republics third anniversary. The move will reduce custody to about 100 political detainees remaining.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Manuel de Arriaga
American Child Killed as Guides Under Brim of Ransom
United States legation reports no new details on the Tsaoyang captives as brigands hold American and Norwegian missionaries in Hu Peh. Ransom amount and rescue plan remain unclear while a telegram seeks information from Fancheng and Siang Yang Fu.
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Fancheng
Physician Author Richard F. Stone Found Dead
Dr. Richard F. Stone a physician and author was found dead in his Indianapolis office from asphyxiation police say he committed death by his own action. The room contained gas from an open jet and a hot plate burner was lit neighbors broke in. Police say he planned an explosion and fire to cover the death amid recent domestic and financial troubles.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Richard F. Stone
Jacobs Found Guilty of Bigamy in Kansas City Case
A. O. Jacobs, a horse dealer who has been married five times, was found guilty of bigamy in Kansas City today. He faces sentencing tomorrow. Four of Jacobs' wives are living.
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Kansas City
Kan
A. O. Jacobs
Jacobs
Wilson Ousts Alaska Judge From Nome Bench
President Wilson removed U S district judge Cornelius D Murnane of Nome Alaska after Attorney General McReynolds pressed for resignation. Murnane refused to sign until June, prompting summary action amid general dissatisfaction with no formal charges. His four year term would have ended December 1914.
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Washington
Wilson
Cornelius D. Murnane
United States
Nome
Alaska
McReynolds
Murnane
Department of Justice
Girl Admits She Clipped Own Hair
Jerseyville Illinois police used bloodhounds to trace the culprit who clipped 14 year old Myrtle Hamilton's auburn hair. The girl confessed after the trail led back to her. She had earlier claimed two men snipped her hair and said she did it to attract attention.
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ST. Louis
Jerseyville
Ill
Myrtle Hamilton
Rear Admiral Ward to be Retired Soon
Washington October 3 Rear Admiral Aaron Ward supervisor of the port of New York was detached from duty and ordered home preliminary to his retirement on account of age October 10.
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Washington
Aaron Ward
New York
Investigation of Cruelty Charges at Parental School
Superintendent George C. Minard of the Parental School West Roxbury conducts a rigid inquiry into cruelty accusations raised by parents at a board meeting. He will complete the probe and report findings to the Board of Children's Institutions early next week.
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George CC. Minard
West Roxbury
Board of Children’s Institutions
Minard
Alleged Forger Brought Back From New Jersey
William Shyne a 24 year old Dorchester man who surrendered in Weehawken New Jersey was brought to the city by Inspector George Farrell. He faces six counts of forgery on the indictment warrant.
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William Shyne
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Weehawken
N. J
George Farrell
Shyne
Senate panel to decide fate of administration currency bill
Washington Oct 3 Democratic leaders seek a clear read on the Senate banking and currency committee position on the administration currency bill. Senators Owen Pomerene Shafroth and Holds push to identify main obstacles to final agreement and to place a limit on hearings now seen lasting weeks.
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Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Owen
Pomerene
Shaffroth
Holds
Extended hearings split Democrats and Republicans on currency reform
The hearings show wide opinion gaps within both parties making a majority agreement on a reform bill unlikely. Senators Reed O Gorman and Hitchcock and Republican members push to continue hearings with more information. Bankers from the West and South advocate amendments to ease the system for smaller banks. The House rules committee rejects a 30 day country tour for rural credits inquiry pending the American commission report.
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Reed
O’gorman
Hitchcock
House Rules Committee
American Commission
Pears Cost These Men Real Money in Malden
Joseph Sarro of Everett and Leopold Angelontonio of Hubbard street Malden were arrested at dawn in the yard of W. B. Buckminister Dexter and Maple streets Malden. They each paid a $3 fine for possessing 12 pears at 2 cents each.
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Joseph Sarro
Everett
Leopold Angelontonio
Hubbard Street
Malden
W. B. Buckminister
Dexter and
Maple Streets
Indian Affairs Commissioner Quits in Washington
F. H. Abbott resigns as Assistant Commissioner of Indian Affairs and acting commissioner before the appointment of Commissioner Sells. The resignation takes effect immediately or at the secretary's discretion.
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Washington
F. H. Abbott
Indian Affairs
Sells
Secretary of the Interior
Chairman Garrett delays lobby probe report to December
Washington October 3 Chairman Garrett of the House lobby investigating committee said the panel would not report its findings to the House before next December. The delay extends the inquiry into winter as the panel continues hearings and collection of evidence.
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Washington
Garrett
House Lobby Investigating Committee
House
Italy to Welcome United States Fleet Visit
Naples Italy Oct 3 A cordial reception is in preparation both here and at Genoa for the vessels of the United States fleet expected to visit Italy about mid November The visit has been announced each year since 1910 and hopes run high it will not be prevented this time.
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Naples
Italy
Genoa
United States
French Lieutenant Repeats Pegoud Feat in Flight
Lille report shows Lieutenant Poulet of the French flying corps following Pegoud by flying head downward for several seconds in his aeroplane.
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Lille
France
Poulet
French Army Flying Corps
Pegoud
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