United States Accepts Huerta Promise in Mexico Race
Washington reports say the Wilson administration accepts Huerta will not run, easing prospects for peace. Officials cite OShaughnessy assurances and Gamboa notes on constitutional legality, while official optimism clashes with Mexican doubts about early settlement.
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United States
Huerta
Lind
Washington
Wilson
Hrgan
Victoriano Fuerta
Mexico
Tuis
Neleon O'Shaughnessy
Frederico Gamboa
Senor Gamboa
Senor Gawdoa
Mexican Republic
Gamboa
Gambon
John Lind
O'Shaughnessy
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
General Trevino
John Ling
William Bayard Hale
White House
Hale
Mr. Lind
Aoame
Foreign Ministry
Byrne appoints state commission on rural credits
Gov Byrne named G T Malone master of state grange C A Johnson and James Goodsell bankers to form a state commission to investigate a rural credits system in South Dakota.
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Pierre
Gov. Byrne
G. Rt. Malone
State Grange
C. A. Johnson
James Goodsell
Hurricane devastates North Carolina coast and towns
Brones of desolation mark the North Carolina coast after the hurricane and ensuing flood and fire. Bell Haven and Washing ton suffered wholesale destruction, Beaufort and Morehead City faced extensive damage, bridges were swept away, and New Bern and Aurora reported heavy losses. Eastern crops were ruined and fear grows for Ocra Coke Island inhabitants as a near 500 residents may have perished.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Bell Haven
Non
Beaufort
Washington
Wash‘Nelon
Morehead City
Oriiental
Bayere
Newborn
Kundales
Vorlag
Destructive hurricane damages reach Beaufort County area
Washington and Beaufort county suffered more than 4 million dollars in damage as a hurricane struck yesterday cutting communications. The Pamlico River overflow flooded parts of the business and manufacturing district leaving many businesses and residents affected.
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Washington
N. C
Beaufort County
Pamlico
Schooner Welle Wreck Off Kapolk Coast
The schooner Welle was total wrecked on the coast near Kapolk, Va. The crew of 20 people including two women and two children were rescued.
Russian torpedo boat destroyer Novik sets speed record
The Russian torpedo boat destroyer Novik achieved a maximum speed of 47.3 knots during trials off Germany. Built in at a harbor, the vessel reportedly remained untired by enemy tactic attacks.
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Germany
Novik
GEO, GOWAN HITS GARBAGE WAGON IN Hartford Crash
In Hartford a car carrying Geo M Cohan his daughter Georgia and others struck a garbage wagon two miles south of the city. All five were injured with Miss Georgia Cohan in critical condition from a base of brain fracture. Other passengers included Wallace Eddinger Francis Xavier Hope and William Van Buren.
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Hartford
Conn
Geo. M. Cohan
Georgia Cohan
Wallace Eddinger
Mr. Cohan
Francis Xavier Hope
New York
Eddinger
van Buren
Misa Cohan
Groothess Marries Boss’s Daughter Then Loses Job
William Groothess, moved from Portage to La Crosse, married Fred Schnell’s daughter after eloping to Winona. Schnell, president of the board of public works, fired him from the city water plant project, and Groothess left town with his wife to seek new work. The couple’s ceremony occurred after efforts to stop it failed.
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Lacrosse
Wis
William Groothess
Portage
Groothess
City
Fred Schnell
Board of Public Works
Winona
Schnell
Schneld Purotides
Aroothoss
Eliy
Republicans Press to Extend Currency Debates into Session
The Senate was urged by Republican Senator Wells to withhold the currency reform report until December 2, forcing a formal expression of opinion. Democratic leaders predict GOP support but favor extending the extra session for full information before action. The House committee completed the administration bill and will report to the chamber Monday, with debate likely early next week.
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Senate
Weelks
Lta
Republiicans
Hitchcock
House Currency Committee
Chaltroan Glass
House
Ragadale
Witt
American Bankers’ Association
Senate Committee
Robert F. Maddox
American National Bank of Atlanta
Armed Guards Protect Pupils and Teachers in Pittsburg Area
In Currinville, Kansas, after a contested school board election, armed guards surrounded the school. Teachers aligned with one faction taught inside while guards and a principal from the rival faction stood outside. Four women teachers, labeled "outsiders," were arrested for disturbing the peace and await trial.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Currinville
Here
Lag
mMembers
Wat
Oltier
Bidera
Shaw’s Fate Deliberations Continue Over Thaw Deportation
In Coaticook Quebec a special board of inquiry examined Harry K. Thaw’s status amid deportation fears. Thaw testified much of the day while questions about his sanity dominated proceedings. He faced limits on appealing and possible port of entry issues as authorities weighed next steps toward removal.
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Coaticook
Que
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Quearternoon
Hutchinson
Sherbrooke
Haress Corps
Detroit
Couthoot
New York State
Rouse Point
Ferun
Matteawan
Vermont
Jerome
New York
Grand Trunk
Luctors Gurd
Beauchamp
Diary extracts reveal 1900 Anglo German Ching policy compact
San Francisco September 4. extracts from Count Hayashi’s diary show England and Germany discussed a compact on China and Korea in 1900. Germany reportedly did not want Motiohuria included and Japan aimed for freedom in Korea while preserving China’s territorial integrity.
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Germany
San Francisco
Japan
Tadasu Hayaoh
Jil Shimpo
Linyashiro
Prince Ite
Europe
Ito
Ierlin
Count Wayneh
Kuesta
Count Havasht
Prince Jim
Korea
China
Hayeall
Enerland
Thue
Count Hayashi
Joseph Chamberlain
Tad
Mapsebl
Nina
Lowell
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Anthony Caminett Sr
National House of Representatives
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
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Presbyterian Chiureh Hae
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Chicago School of Repression
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Jane
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