Divide on Heckle Campaign in Suffrage Row
Suffragists show split over Miss Margaret Foley and the yellow flag auto mobile. Supporters praise courage while opponents say the tactics harm the cause. several Boston women of varied classes weigh in on Foley’s methods and convictions.
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Margaret Foley
Harvard
New England
Miss O'Reilly
Mary Hutchinson Page
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Ciara Bentley
Walton Street
Roxbury
Miss Foley
Death of Milwaukee brewery owner August Uihlein at Heligoland
August Uihlein, owner of the Schlitz brewery in Milwaukee, died suddenly of heart failure on the island of Heligoland while traveling in Germany with his family. He helped organize the Schlitz company in 1875 after joining with four brothers following Joseph Schlitz's death.
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Berian
August Uihlein
Milwaukee
Schlitz
Heligoland
Berlin
Uihlein
Germany
Weihlein
Schlitz Brewery
Joseph Schlitz
Schlitz Company
Field Day Throng Attends New England Hello Girs Event
More than 2000 people gathered at Combination Park for the fourth annual Telephone Employees Association of New England field day. Events included potato races, tug of war, pole planting and messenger wire stringing with teams from Boston and Manchester. Winners ranged across many events including John A. Mather in struck putting and Miss Hele Shea in the girls potato race.
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Combination Park
Telephone Employees’ Association of New England
Telephone Company
Boston
Manchester
John A. Mather
J. G. Mangan
M. Shaughness
M. Bradley
H. K. Dyer
Carl F. Jones
P. E. Healey
Somérville
Worcester
Somerville
Morse Ua
J. Gill
C. Horne
Revolution Breaks Out In Hu Peh and Hankow
News from Hankow reports a coordinated revolt to establish a republic led by Sun Yat Sen. Hu Peh provinces rise with Wu Chang and Han Yang captured, banks seized, and paper money issued while foreigners are told to be safe. The U S mission returns with most missionaries, missing Miss Kemp.
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Hankow
Chita
Sze-Chuen
Sun Yat Sen
Revolutionary Party
United States
Sun ‘Yu
Tang Hua Lung
Hu-Peh
Wu Chang
Han-Yang
Chang-Stta
Hunan
Nanking
Kjang-Su
R. A. Kemp
Episcopal Society
London
Chinese government mobilizes forces over Hu-Peh uprising
Pekin reports the war minister Kyn Tebang rushed to Pao-Ting-Fu as the sixth division moves toward Hankow. An imperial edict orders two divisions to disaffected provinces and a Yang-Tse fleet to coordinate with land forces against rebels. In Ju-Peh province up to 15,000 troops mutinied, seizing 30 modern guns at Wu Chang. An unconfirmed claim says Chang-Sha fell on Oct. 10.
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Pekin
Hu-Peh
Kyn Tebang
Pao-Ting-Fu
Hankow
Yang-Tse-Klang
Ju-Peh
Wu Chang
Chang-Sha
Navy Men Fly At Salem Meet In New Hampshire
Three U S Army Aviation Corps officers displayed biplane maneuvers before about 16 000 spectators at Rockingham Park Salem New Hampshire. Captain Paul W Beck Lieutenants H H Arnold and T D Milling performed startings sharp holes skids 1600 foot altitude and figure eights while Arnold landed on a flag target. The display showed military scouting value aided by Massachusetts guards and militia with local crowds attending.
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Lem
N.H
United States ‘ Army Aviation Corps
Rockingham Park
Paul W. Beck
H. H. Arnold
T. D.milling
Milling
Sturgess- Wright
Arnold
Curtiss
Beck
Ninth Regiment ‘National Guards
Massahusé¢m
Massachusetts Militia
Boston
Higher fares recommended by American Electric Railway delegates
Atlantic City, Oct 12 delegates endorsed resolutions to determine fare bases. Proposals included keeping a five cent fare with various transfer rules, creating zone systems with differing central and outer zone rates, and adjusting to local conditions. Thomas N. McCarter of Newark was elected president, with H. K. Bennett of Fitchburg named to the executive committee.
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Atlantic City
N.J
American Electric Railway
Zorfe
Thomas N. McCarter
Newark
N. Jf
H. K. Bennett
Fitchburg
Mass
Editor Shoots Down Lawyer Classmate in Pilot Mountain Feud
In Pilot Mountain on October 12 Thomas Kellum lawyer and editor killed Henry Whitaker brother attorney after a feud. Whitaker reportedly advanced with a knife during the confrontation. Kellum and Whitaker were college classmates.
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Charlotte
N. C
Thomas Kellum
Henry’ Whitaker
Pilot Mountain
Whitaker
Kellum
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