Attempted assassination of Prince Tsai Sun thwarted in San Francisco
A would be gunman from the Keung Chink association attempted to shoot Prince Tsai Sun as he left a train in San Francisco. George Fong confessed aiming to kill the prince, claiming he sought to aid Chinese liberty and endure punishment. Secret Service arrested Fong before the act. Prince Tsai Sun continued on his journey to the East.
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Suan Francisco
Tsai Sunn
Secret Service
George Pong
Keung Chink Association
Fong
Impedic
Pital Sankdarien
Singer
Inree Hunters Meet Death In Colorado
In Idaho? No. The report states in Inidad Colorado on Oct 6 three men died and a fourth was wounded while pursuing deer. Two killings occurred when hunters mistook companions for deer. another man accidentally shot himself.
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T Inidad
Colo
Colorado
Weather Report Summary for the Day
The forecast shows a high near 69 degrees with a low around 24. No precipitation expected. Winds light with partly cloudy skies.
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Veatuaday
Onan
Millionaire Artist Chenler Allegedly Stripped by Wife
The article reports that R. W. Chanler, famed artist, was said to have his fortune taken by his wife Mme. Cavalier. Chanler supposedly receives $20 a month, though the family denies the claim.
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R. W. Chanler
Mme. Cavalier
Chanler
Deposed Boy King Under British Protection
Manuel is under British protection on the royal yacht Annelitt, which entered the harbor with the King, the queen mother, queen dowager, and duke of Oporia aboard. Lisbon remains divided as revolutionaries proclaim a republic while loyalists resist in the city and surrounding areas.
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Gibraltar
Manuel
Oporia
Soaring Taxes and Brookism Target Wyoming Government
A reader letter decries rising state expenses under the Brooks administration. It cites tax increases from 1904 to 1910, claiming an eighty percent rise and equating government cost to a burden on taxpayers. The piece urges opposition to W. E. Mullen, linking him to continued tax oppression.
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Brook “Administration
Wyoming
Shliis
Brooks
W. E. Mellen
Brookiam
Taxpayer
W. E. Mullen
Mr. Taxpayer
Has Son Arrested New York Watchman in Court
George Washington Wilmot, 82, appeared in a Brooklyn police court and had his son Frank P. Wilmot, 62, committed to jail as an habitual drunkard. Magistrate O Treilly sentenced the son to six months on the Island during a tense exchange.
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New York
George Washington
Wilwont
Brooklyn
Frank P. Wilmot
Frank
O'Trellly
Dry Farming congress ends with Colorado Springs chosen
Spokane reports the Dry Farming congress adjourned after selecting Colorado Springs as the next meeting place. The last session featured addresses by MH L Bolley and Byron Munter.
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Spokane
Colorado Springs
Dry Farming Congress
MH. L. Bolley
Byron Munter
Memory Returns After Tumor Removal in Denver Case
Dr Hopkins observes Jeremiah Warwick regain speech and memory after brain tumor surgery at St Joseph’s hospital. Patient recalls past work at a paper mill, earnings of 90 to 110 dollars monthly, and mentions a wife, a son named Moabert, and origins in Hamilton Ohio. News notes detail recovery milestones through late 1910.
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Jeremiah Warwick
Denver
Warwick
County Soapibe
BD. Hopkins
Warok
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hopkins
Warrick
Baya
Werwick
Hianohe Hilen Warwick
Menver
Moabert
Hamilton
Ohio
Unsuccessful on Stage Boy Kills Himself
Denver dispatch reports Kenneth Liverman a 17 year old student living with his mother in Albany apartments shot himself in the head in a hotel room after a failed attempt to pursue a vaudeville career. He had asked Julian Stewart to marry him, was spurned for being too young, and reportedly planned to create a sensational theatre surprise.
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Liverman
Aljaniuha
Albany
Wms Dager
Teremy Liverman
Schett
Mies
Julian Stewart
Archer Place
Wariler
Bany Hetei
Workshop on St Marys Church Fire Damage
A large force of workers and contractors labored amid fire damage at St Marys Church. Crews to repair interiors and restore a fresco, with bids by M. P. Keefe and others for reconstruction.
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ST. Mary's
St. Mary
M. P. Keefe
Hughes Retires as New York Governor to Join Supreme Court
Albany reports Governor Hughes retires and will go to Washington to sit on the Supreme Court bench. Lieutenant Governor Horace White is named as his successor though noted as ill during the transition.
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Albany
N. Y
Sughes
New York
Washington
Autreme Court
Horace White
Turn Up Trouble at New York University Fight
New York university freshmen and sophomores clashed in the annual first Monday argument with a twenty minute battle judged by juniors. The result was declared even and the scene highlighted new fashion, including brown velour hats in purple tones, on University Heights.
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New York
New York University
University Heights
Plans for 9 coalition to wage campaign against hook worm
New York reports plans for a nine member coalition of medical and zoological professionals to lead campaigns against hookworm and related tropical diseases. Dr C W Stiles, recently returned from Naples, brought the notice.
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New York
C.W. Stiles
Naples
Dates Chosen for Sunday School Convention in Wyoming
Miss Alice Molliday of Laramie, Wyoming Sunday School association sets dates for state convention at Wheatland on November 2 to 4 with sessions in Cheyenne on November 4 and 6. Prominent speakers include Hugh Cork of the International Sunday School association and Rev Charles Lewie of Nebraska. The event aims to unite members from all denominations and Sunday schools statewide.
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Alice Molliday
Laramie
Wyoming Sunday School Association
Whestland
Wyoming
Bfe
Sho
Hugh Cork
International Sunday School Association
Mise Margaret Ky
Brown
Nebraska
Cementary
Charles H. Lewie
Cheyenie
Wheatland
Bankers To Finesse The Deed Work Today
Los Angeles reports the savings bank and clearing house sections of the American Bankers Association meeting today. The convention will finish the work tomorrow with officer elections and the choice of the text, meeting place to be decided.
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Los Angeles
American Bankers’) Association
Dancing Girl Causes King to Lose Throne Tale
A Paris stage dancer destabilizes King Manuel of Portugal by charming him with jewels and lavish gifts. As hunger rises and the public grows restless, the king’s infatuation spurs extravagant spending, fueling unrest and his eventual downfall, a tale echoed through history.
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Herlin
Goe
Manuel
Pértugal
Ja Mile
Gaby Des L's
Paris
Masue
Bintant Manuel
Ovation Tendered Carey at Kem Merer Address
Hundreds of voters in Kem Merer applauded Carey after his speech titled Down With the Bosses. Supporters cheered as he condemned political corruption and urged reform.
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Kemmerer
Kemmerer Meeting Endorses Governor Candidate Carey
In Kemmerer Wyoming a large audience cheered Judge Joseph M. Carey as he spoke at a joint Republican and Democratic gathering. Chairman F J Quealy introduced Earl Whedon who urged voters to back the candidate as representatives of Wyoming’s welfare, noting Carey’s role in statehood and service to Wyoming.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Joseph M. Carey
F. J. Quealy
Earl Whedon
Cansidete
Congress
Ascand
Wyoming
Josepho M. Carey
Esl Chakoda
Judge Carey
Arrest of 60-year-old man on child assault charge
William A. Mote, aged 60, residing at 22 Rast Eleventh Street, was arrested late last evening on a serious charge of continual assault against six-year-old Martha Boty. A warrant was issued yesterday after the alleged crime is said to have occurred September 12. Neighbors reported the child's relatives found the situation only yesterday. Mote was arrested at his home. though his residence is in the city, he has ties to Colorado.
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William A. Mote
Moore
Martha Boty
Bitle Nelson
Wttle
Verion
Colo
Nomination Beats Patterson for Tennessee Governor
Nashville reports Senator Robert K. Taylor was named the Democratic nominee for Tennessee governor by the regular convention. Governor Patterson had previously directed the nomination. The move comes as the party consolidates its slate ahead of the election.
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Naahville
United Jint
Robert K. Taylor
Tennessee
Patterson
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