PLAN TO GUARD JEWS IN CASE OF ACQUITTAL
Kiev reports the trial of Mendel Beilins for the murder of a Christian boy has jurors near end of week verdict expected. In case of acquittal precautions are laid to protect Jewish residents with police positions around the court and restricted access. The prosecution and defense speeches began today and will occupy about three days.
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Beiliss Trial Figure to Tour United States
Beiliss acquittal event cited as motive for travel to America. Mendel Bellies the Jew on trial in Kiell for ritual murder will be brought to the United States with his chief attorney M Grousenbere. They plan to tour the country to sway sentiment against Bellies and Jews.
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Progressives Gain Big in Gotham Political Shift
New York voters deliver a major win for Progressives with twenty six straight seats. Ten Assemblymen-elect align with Fusion Democrats, and six arise from Progressive coalitions. The progressive bloc totals forty two, balancing eighty Republicans and forty Democrats. State Chairman Theodore D. Robinson notes pressure on Murphy and Barnes to unite for control.
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Baseball Moguls Go Into Session
Baseball magnates from American League clubs gathered in Chicago for the annual meeting in Ban Johnson’s offices. They planned to discuss major topics including the Federal League challenge, but no significant business was completed in the session.
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Players To Send Johnson Demands Delayed Until Monday
New York Nov 5 The annual meeting of the American League was to be held in Chicago today and the Players Fraternity planned to mail its demands to Bank Johnson. President David L. Fultz said the fraternity’s suggestions would not be sent until next Monday.
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Arguments Completed in Trust Case Against Harvester
Attorney General James C. McReynolds closed final arguments for dissolving the International Harvester Company before the U S District Court in St Paul asking for an interlocutory decree declaring a monopoly in restraint of trade He urged a reasonable time for a reorganization plan and John P S Wilson predicted a price war among Harvester manufacturers The court adjourned and the case was taken under advisement
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Roosevelt Welcomed by Crowds in Buenos Aires
President Roosevelt arrived in Buenos Aires from Montevideo aboard the Argentinian gun boat Uruguay. A 21 gun salute echoed as the vessel Rosario fired back, while delegations boarded to greet him and a military band played both nations’ anthems amid vast crowds.
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Farmers Hunt Escaped Tigers Near Castalla
Margaretta Township farmers within five miles of Castalla armed with pitchforks and shotguns hunted two large animals seen early this morning by William Karbler near Teernes. He estimates each tiger at nearly 300 pounds as the hunt continues with no bag reported.
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Boer War Veteran To Aid Militants Form Volunteer Corps
Sylvia Pankhurst announces at Bow Baths London formation of a volunteer corps under Captain Sir Francis Vane to protect militant suffragettes and labor unionists. Zellie Emerson presided. one noted disturbance involved women clashing with suspected detectives.
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Five of Rescued Crew Are Missing
Ten of the crew from the Gloucester fishing schooner Annie M Parker were brought ashore on the Tifton after drifting at sea on a voyage from Jacksonville. The Parker’s cook was believed dead, and Captain Vis cent Nelson and three other men are missing and presumed lost.
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Street Car Attack by Strikers Leaves Four Dead
A mob of strikers attacked a street car in Indianapolis injuring seven strike breakers and several officers. The car was abandoned after missiles rained down from roofs and streets. Thomas Carlton, the union chauffeur shot earlier, died at the city hospital, bringing the death toll to four. Police arrested Charles Fisher of Chicago on murder charges as strife continues.
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Post Officials Crack Down on Improper Mail Addresses
Washington reports postmaster general Burleson pledges nationwide campaign to educate the public on proper addressing after a Chicago study found 204 980 of 465 760 pieces of first class mail were inadequately addressed. Officials warn incorrect addresses waste funds and hinder parcel post.
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Sixteen Bodies Recovered From Mareeilles Express Wreck
In Melun France on November 5 sixteen bodies were taken from burned passenger coaches after a collision with a local train. Many more may be trapped in wreckage. The dead are badly burned and largely unrecognizable. Nine of the dead were postal employees.
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Pope Attends Service By Publishers' Preach
Pope Pius attended a public service in Rome today amid discussions about his illness and timetable, with church officials noting his presence at the event and the atmosphere of reflection in the capital.
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Overseas Sale in Kyoto Banks on Imperial Approval
Wealthy dealers and agents from museums worldwide gather in Kyoto for a historic Japanese antique sale. The imperial government sanctions the auction to relieve the temple of Kyoto’s debt, offering priceless paintings bronzes ivories tapestries and silks from the temple teramure for several weeks.
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Blair Democrat Wins U.S. Senate Seat in Maryland
Baltimore reports indicate incomplete election returns but show Blair, a Democrat, leading in Maryland by about 30 000 votes for the United States Senate. The data suggest Blair's plurality may stand as results trickle in across the state.
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Police Officer Henry M Kent Ends Life in Norwood Playground
Officer Henry M Kent of the Norwood Police Department killed himself late tonight at a playground on Mills Street while in uniform preparing for duty. He had threatened self harm earlier and his death followed reports of anxiety over upcoming detective exams and potential promotion. Kent leaves a widow and two sons and was known for prior close calls with the force.
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Walsh Wins Full Democratic Ticket In Massachusetts Victory
The Democratic landslide in yesterdays state election swept Walsh into the governorship and carried all Democratic ticket candidates. By all measures this is a historic, complete party triumph in Massachusetts politics.
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Progressive Acts Pass In Oregon
Oregon voters approved several legislative enactments including a sterilization provision for habitual criminals. The cost bill carried by a narrow vote in Sulé¢m, the state capital, leaving wets and drys nearly evenly split and likely to be contested.
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McManigal Set to Travel to South America
Jail officials today received instructions for ship to Tampa and then Havana for Ortie E. McManigal. It is said his destination is Havana, after which he will proceed to South America with full effects.
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Man jumps from car on Liberty Street near Chester Park
A man leaped from a moving vehicle on Liberty street and Free man avenue last night telling strangers he had been beaten at Millcreek near Chester Park. He gave his name as Homer and was taken to City Hospital. officials found under his clothes what appeared to be a woman's garment.
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U S May Lift Embargo to Aid Huerta Opponents
Reported by the Publishere' Preas from Vera Cruz cites a U S ultimatum to President Huerta to resign and notes Washington's push to end the arms embargo. Mentioned are German gunboat Bremen, American troops in Mexican waters, and plans by the United States to back Carranza with naval and land actions if needed.
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Ohio elects sweeping Republican gains across the state
Returns from Ohio elections show Republicans winning in all regions with several mayors elected for the first time in years. Democrats independents and progressives lose ground as Republicans gain control in multiple cities and counties across the state.
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Power Shifts as Wilson Foes Rally Amid Turmoil
A fragmented text hints at party clashes within the legislature and city politics. Mentions James Smith and James Ri Kugent amid Essex County tensions and a “machine” influence contested by pluralist factions.
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Pankhurst Sees Women Turning Against Saloons
Mrs Pankhurst praised women voters in Southern Illinois after about 15 000 went to the polls and a large majority voted against saloons. She said it shows only a matter of time before women drive liquor traffic from the state.
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Queen Addresses Parliament in The Hague Speech
The Queen spoke at the opening of the Netherlands Parliament on November 6, urging readiness to undertake reform and “training” for national efforts, signaling a major policy direction.
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Rebels MARCH on Piedras Negras as Federal forces advance
Rebels march toward Piedras Negras while Federal troops tighten grip on the border town. El Morl reports say the village surrendered earlier and rebels retreat as government forces push into Piedras Negras.
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