Prendergast Forms New Spanish Cabinet. Maura Resigns
Madrid reports the Spanish cabinet of Premier Maura, framed in 1907, resigns amid bitter attacks by ex premier Prendergast who then forms a new government with himself as premier. King Alfonso summons Maura and Moret as upheaval follows a tense parliamentary session.
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Madrid
Ana Maura
Agaitst
Prendergast
L. Clema
Chamber of Deputies
Alfonso
Maura
Senor Dato
Interior
Senor Moret Pendergast
Miniser
Uncle Sam Denounced and Defended at Mohonk
Con Driscoll of Syracuse told Mohonk Lake attendees that the entrance of the United States into the affairs of the Philippines is a matter for regret and that American principles are being violated by continued involvement. In contrast, Dr J D Burke, head of the Philippine bureau of municipal reform, said Filipinos are pleased and satisfied with American control after six months there.
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Sam
Molonk Mohonk Lake
N. Y
Con —_ Driscoll
Syracuse
Taft Party
Philippa
Mohonk
Ted States
Sippines
J. D. Burke
Pilippine Bureau of Municipal Reform
Islands
Philippines
Town Auction Sells Shipton for 2020 to Farmer Warnew
The entire Shipton town site of 32 5/8 acres nine miles northwest of Salina on the Plainview branch of the Valley Pacific was sold yesterday afternoon to Fred Warnew, a Line county farmer, for 2020. Owner W. S. Trewin said he sold to move to Texas where a man need not work.
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Salina
Kans
Shipton
Plaineview
Valon Pacific
Fred Warnew
Line County
W. 8
Trewin
Texas
Burlington Officials Map Multi‑Million Wyoming Improvements
Denver report details plans by Colorado & Southern and Chicago Burlington leaders to review property needs and potential $6 to $8 million investments across Wyoming and Colorado. Officials deny Moffat Road sale rumors and outline winter construction from Cody toward Shoshone and possible Pueblo to Wannenburg link.
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Colorado & Southern
Burlington
Harris
Western Pacific
Moffat
Colorado
Wyoming
T. EB. Calvert
Mr. Calvert
Cody
Chicago & Northweaterh
Shoshon
Pueblo
Walnenburg
Hudson
Greeley
Grover
O& Southern Te Mak Sons
Man sets fire to theatre hat nuisance incident
Springfield resident T. J. Noblitt used a watch torch to burn a woman’s hat at the Gaity theater causing panic but no serious injuries. Mrs. McDonald filed malicious destruction charges against Noblitt after the incident and the theater owner operates a laundry nearby.
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Springfield
T. J. Nobiett
Eho ‘McDowald
Wwomon
Gaity Theater
Noblert
Gas Explosion Claims Ten in Oklahoma Mine
Hartshorne Oklahoma October 21 Ten men are dead two injured and one missing after an explosion at the Rock Island Coal company mine Nine bodies have been recovered and others were believed overdue for safety checks as workers entered a gas area with lighted lamps.
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Oklahoma
Hartshorne
Okla
Rock Island Coal Company
Would-be Suicide Doomed to Insanity in Wyoming
Andrew cere in the head at the FF ranch several days ago is progressing at the state hospital. If he survives, he is believed to become a maniac and arrangements are under way to commit him to the state asylum at Evanston.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Andrew Cere
Whichdam
State Hospital
Evanston
Taft Visits Taft and Loses at Golf in Gregory Texas
Taft visited Gregory Texas today and received the town's unanimous vote in the election. He was beaten in a morning golf match by Robert Connerly of Austin, described as the champion of Texan golfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Gregory
Tex
Robert Connerly
Austin
Ten Thousand Feared Dead in East Bengal Storm
Dispatches from Calcutta report 10 000 deaths in the East Bengal cyclone that wrecked Goalanda and numerous towns along the Ganges Brahmaputra delta. Many river craft lost and several steamers sunk as houses and temples collapsed. Relief work underway to restore telegraph lines and supply the thousands affected.
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London
Calcutta
East Bengal
Goalanda
Ganges
Brahmaputra
India
Woman murders baby then takes own life
Portland reports that Mrs Heiney, in Cotton Station seven miles from Portland, killed herself by leaping under an interurban car. Friends who visited her home found the dead infant, confirming the child was murdered.
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Portland
Ore
Cotton Station
Fortland
New York Candidates Each Claim Earth Shaking Lead
With twelve days until the municipal election the campaign managers for Barnard Gaynor and Hearst each claim distinct plurality hopes. Barnard 40 000 Gaynor 75 000 Hearst 60 000 are cited as estimated probabilities of victory.
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New York
EARTH
Barnard
Gaynor
Hearst
Senator Stone accused of slapping a Black cabdriver in Union Station
In St Louis on October 21 United States Senator William J Stone allegedly slapped a Black cabman after the driver demanded a $1 fare. Patrolman Coates mediated noting the fare was standard under a mile. Stone paid and left with his baggage as the incident drew questions about race and conduct.
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Bt. Louis
United States
William J. Stone
Union Station
Coates
Missouri Statesman
Lot
Stone
Newlands Urges Waterways Plan For Arid States
Reno Nevada October 21 Senator Newlands writes to arid and semi arid state senators urging conferral on waterways development. He promotes a coordinated plan for river improvements nationwide with flood water storage for irrigation and navigation. He calls for a waterways fund of 50000000 annually allocating 5000000 to headwaters of navigable rivers in arid regions alongside the reclamation fund to finish irrigation projects.
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Reno
Nev
Newlands
Newland
Ice Trust Admitted Diabolical Says Prosecutor
The American Ice Company, largest ice dealer globally, faces a New York state anti monopoly charge as Deputy Attorney General Roger Clark accuses it of all but physical violence in its bid to create a monopoly. He traces the combine to Charles W Morse.
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New York
American Ice Company
Fce
Wig
Roger Clark
Combine
Charles W. Morse
Wolgast and Nelson Matched for Thanksgiving Title Fight
Los Angeles, Oct. 21. Battling Nelson and Ad Wolgast were matched for a forty five round world lightweight championship bout on Thanksgiving day. They will weigh 133 pounds at the ring side.
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Los Angeles
Nelson
Ad. Wolgast
Cooper's Nephew Killer Suspect Wounds Doctor in Oklahoma
In Oklahoma City H. H. Cooper believed nephew of Colonel Cooper who killed Senator Carmack shot and fatally wounded Dr. A. Wallace, a real estate dealer. A financial dispute is cited as the motive.
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Oklahoma City
H. H. Cooper
Cooper
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
A. Wallace
Patrick McCarren in Critical Condition at Night
New York reports At midnight a physician’s bulletin says Senator McCarren’s condition is very rare and it is doubtful he will survive the night after a bedside consultation. The bulletin underscores the seriousness of his health crisis with no immediate signs of improvement.
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New York
Patrick McCarren
McCa
Hypnotist Loses Control Of Sleeper In Connecticut
Hartford report says Burton White, 19, a freshman at Connecticut State College, lay hypnotized for fourteen hours under classmate John Bergensen’s control. After amateur attempts to awaken him failed, a physician restored White’s senses. He had appeared aged mentally to four, then recovered.
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Hartford
Conn
Burton White
Connecticut State College
John Bergensen
Bergensen
White
Earthquake Reported From Far Off Region
Mereland Ohio reports a prolonged earthquake shock recorded by the selamograph last night. The tremor began at 6 01 and lasted until 7 00 with the bulk between 6 44 and 6 50. The epicenter was estimated about 6 000 miles distant.
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Mereland
Ohio
St. Jenaios College
Ladted
Ifnoe
Death mystery around Divine Healer Schlatter unmasked
Hastings Nebraska October 2 discovery of a family album shows the dead man’s photo labeled Dr Charles McLean, casting doubt on claims of Francis Schlatter the Divine Healer. Omaha observers recall Denver sightings in 1896 and declare the Hastings man not the same. St Louis reports identify the Hastings death as Charles McLean from Clinton Iowa who claimed healing trust.
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Hastings
Neb
Francis Schiotster
Charles McLean
Denver
Omaha
Francis Schlatter
Schlatter
St. Louis
Hastlinge
Clinton
Minal
Wife Accused in Mallray Swindle Testimony
Otto L. Cramer testified in Judge Megan's court that his wife aided the Mallray gang in a $10,000 swindle. He said she received 15 percent of the loot and helped outline the fake Lake Washington wrestling match scheme that led to the loss in Seattle in 1906.
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San Francisco
Otto L. Cramer
Mallray
Megan
Cramer
Lake Washington
Seattle
Maybray
Lovett Elected President of Union Pacific
New York October 21 Robert Lovett today was elected president of the Union Pacific succeeding the late E. H. Harriman. He is also chairman of the executive committee.
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New York
Robert §&. Lovett
Union Pacific
H. Harriman
Dam Burst Drowns Twenty Five Near Constantinople
A dam burst at Lake Derkes, about thirty miles northwest of Constantinople, drowned twenty five people today. The lake supplies water for the capital, and the disaster prompted emergency measures as rescuers searched the area.
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Constantinople
Get
Lake Derkes
High Honor Given to Scottish Rite Masons in Wyoming
The Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite Masons awarded 33333 three hundred thirty second degree knights commander of the court of honor in Workington on October. Recipients included J. W. Hay of Rock Springs A Holliday of Laramie T Johnston and P Hoyt of Cheyenne J. W. Boyd of Sherman and KM Seoltiot Cheyenne named for delegation to the Airtyeth.
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Workington
Oct
Supreme Council of the
Court of Honor
J. W. Hay
Rock Springs
A. Holliday
Laramie
T. Johnston
P. 3 Hoyt
Chayenne
Wye
J. W. Boyd
Sherman
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Moffat Road
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South
George B. Harris
Colorado & Thern
U. N. Neer
Ilinois
Merry Widow
Senator Stone
Jefferson City
Negro Walter
Washlagton
Y Pia
Nevada
Ice Trust
Wolgast
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Fakir
DR. M’lean
Lovett
Harriman
Turkey
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