Wilson Opposes Recess To Allow Currency Bill
President Wilson said he favored continuous consideration of the pending currency bill and did not seek a Senate recess. Reports that he aimed to push faster action or that Democrats sought a recess to Nov 15 were clarified by White House sources, citing the Senate banking and currency committee’s work.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
White House
President aims for currency bill passage before December session
The President favors steady work on the currency measure and hopes Senate action can improve the House bill. He expects final Senate passage within seven weeks, while avoiding haste that could harm currency reform. Democratic Senators oppose a recess, and the Senate committee plans a broadly acceptable bill with likely reconciliations to House provisions.
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Senate
Congress
Tie
President urges immediate currency reform amid tariff plans
The President argues for early currency legislation as essential to both national reform and his party's platform. He warns delaying currency work to the regular session would hinder other reforms, disrupt Senators’ and Representatives’ home district campaigns, and affect the upcoming primaries and November election, while framing the Democratic record for a strong Senate majority.
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Senate
Congress
House
United States
Democratic Party
King of Italy Receives American Ambassador in State Audience
In Pisa on October 12, King Vittorio Emanuele III met American ambassador Thomas Nelson Page and embassy aide Arthur H. Frazier at San Rossore residence. General Brusati and Count Mattioli Pasqualini greeted the guests as military honors were rendered. Page presented credentials and the audience lasted about an hour.
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Pisa
Italy
Thomas Nelson Page
Arthur H. Frazier
San Rossoreé
General Brusati
Mattioli Pasqualini
Ambassador Page
Fred Clarke Wins Seventh Game Toss
Cincinnati Cleveland notes show manager Fred Clark of the Pittsburg Nationals won the toss and elected to play a potential seventh game of the post season series at Pittsburg next Tuesday if needed. The series stands three games to two in favor of Pittsburg with the teams meeting in Pittsburgh tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Fred Clark
Pittsburg Nationals
Cleveland Americans
Pittsburg
Infant Burned by Coffee Incident in Somerville
Nine months old John Daguina of 10 Kent Court Somerville remains in critical condition at Somerville Hospital with burns to the body after tipping a pot of hot coffee from a table yesterday afternoon.
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John Daguina
Kent Court
Somerville
Somerville Hospital
New Haven Engineers May Strike
New Haven officials and union leaders deny any rule changes despite remarks by Grand Chief Warren F. Stone at Howard Avenue Church. The speech is viewed as significant amid ongoing controversy over locomotives and work rules in the New York New Haven Hartford system.
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New Haven, Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Warren 5. Stone
Howard Avenue Congregational Church
Railroad dispute prompts sharp words from speaker
Mr. Stone warned the break with the railroad is near. He criticized the subsidized press for calling New Haven engineers inefficient and incompetent while praising railroad personnel amid a well attended church gathering of engineers and firemen.
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Mr. Stone
New Haven
Acquittal in Frightful Filial Killing near Clarksburg
Clarksburg W Va October 12 A coroner's jury absolved Frederick S Kinseley a bookkeeper of killing his father Thomas J Kinseley a wealthy farmer and local politician at Lost Creek The elder Kinsey supposedly attacked his son and daughter with a butcher knife before the shooting occurred.
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Clarksburg
Frederick S&. Kxnisely
Thomas J. Kinseley
Lost Creek
Here
Knisele
Death of John Whalen at 71 in Lynn on return from church
John Whalen aged 71 of 7 Sagamore Street Atlantic died of apoplexy yesterday morning while returning from services at St. Patrick's Church Lynn.
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John Whalen
Sagamore Street
Atlantic
St. Patrick’s Church
Lynn
Woman Declines Charges After Gloucester Break-In
A Gloucester woman says she will not press charges after an intruder shot George Bartlett of East Boston during a break‑in on Wharf Street. The incident prompted police to investigate the shooting as self defense.
Mrs Marion Ross Refuses Charges After Shooting Intruder
In Gloucester on October 12 Mrs Ross says she will not press charges against East Boston man George Bartlett who, drunk, tried twice to enter her room. Bartlett has a gunshot wound to the arm and is under arrest. Police deem Mrs Ross justified and unlikely to face charges. The second entry shot passed through a Home Sweet Home motto.
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Gloucester
Marion Ross
George Bartlett
Boston
Bartlett
Post
Ross
Barry Talks to Syrians on Citizenship and Politics
Edward P. Barry Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor and others spoke to the Syrian-American Club at 77 Hudson Street. Barry said the Democratic party is the Syrians’ friend and urged citizenship enrollment. He read a letter from Governor candidate Walsh pledging support for Syrian interests.
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Edward P. Barry
Herbert A. Kenny
Thomas E. Flanagan
Hudson Street
Barry
Democratic Party
Turkey
Syria
Mr. Walsh
Suffragettes Disturb Service at St Pauls Cathedral
A party of 30 suffragettes disrupted a morning service at St Pauls Cathedral in London shouting appeals that sisters are being tortured by forcible feeding in Holloway jail. Verger's attempted to silence them by covering the singers mouths.
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London
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Holloway
Woman Dies En Route to Father's Funeral in Portsmouth
Mrs. Bessie FE Olson of 741 Broad Way West Somerville died on a train in Portsmouth New Hampshire Saturday while being taken to Portland for her father’s funeral which had been held yesterday in the city.
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West Somerville
Portsmouth
N. H
Portland
Seven Women Finish 80mile Walk From Hancock to Cambridge
Seven students of the Sargent School of Physical Training completed an 80 mile trek from Hancock New Hampshire to Cambridge in three days. The group’s effort showcased endurance and athletic training.
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Sargent School of Physical Training
Hancock
N. H
Cambridge
Girls Walk From Camp To Cambridge In Historic Hike
Seven college girls hiked from Hancock New Hampshire camp to Cambridge Massachusetts walking seven days. They cooked and slept in barns along the route carrying no luggage or weapons and faced dark towns without escorts. Among them were Mabel Boerth Detroit Jessamine Bowman Chicago Jane Bogan Rochester Ruth Wilson Upper Montclair and Elizabeth Redmond Aurora Illinois.
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Hancock
Cambridge
Mabel Boerth
Jane Bogan
Ruth Wilson
Elizabeth Redmond
Jessamine Bowman
N. H
Sargent
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Rochester
N. Y
Upper Montclair
N. J
Aurora
Ill
Church Rally Urges Men With Heads As Well As Hearts
The Rev. A. A. Nazarian of the People's Temple urged clear thinking at a Boston rally of students attended by over 500. He criticized ignorance in the church and called for men who possess both heads and hearts. The event is an annual welcome for winter students.
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The
People’s Temple
Boston
Bishops Occupy Pulpits Across New York
Prelates at the general convention of the Episcopal church occupied pulpits in New York City. Bishop William Lawrence of Massachusetts preached at Crane Church, Bishop Charles D Williams of Michigan spoke at Mt. Morris Baptist Church, and Bishop P T Rowe of Alaska addressed Trinity Church.
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General Convention
The
Episcopal Church
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Crane Church
Charles D. Williams
Michigan
Mt. Morris Baptist Church
P. T. Rowe
Alaska
Historic Trinity Church
Opening of Chapel of Our Saviour and related remarks
Bishop Lawrence denounces violence and praises truth as two powers, wealth and labor unions, influence Albany politics. The new Chapel of Our Saviour in Front Street, replacing the old Seamen’s chapels, was opened with remarks by church leaders and a dedication service led by Bishop Greer. The ceremony followed a sermon by Bishop Prentis. a separate unveiling rites were held at Mrs. Lipp’s home. A wedding planned for Thanksgiving was hastened amid family opposition.
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Lawrence
Albany
Christ's Church
Jesus Christ
Episcopal
Seamen's Commission
Episcopal General Convention
New York
William Pris
California
General Episcopal Convention
Widower Weds Mattapan Boardinghouse Keeper
Solomon Isaacs, a 71 year old Boston liquor dealer and Grand View Hotel owner, married yesterday to 40 year old Mrs. Sarah Lipp of Mattapan. Isaacs widow since last year faced opposition from his six sons who objected to the match. the couple departed for their honeymoon immediately after the ceremony.
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Boston
Grand View
Revere Beach
Dorchester
Sarah Lipp
Mattapan
Isaacs
Radcliffe Girls Lead Suffrage Parade in Columbus Day Row
A Radcliffe College contingent of 50 suffrage club members will march in the Columbus Day parade today. Miss Ann Page, class of 1914, will lead the group through the suffrage section.
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Radcliffe College
Radcliffe Suffrage Club
Ann Page
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