Riots in Prison Dominate American Prison Association Meeting
Indianapolis hosts the American Prison Association gathering with focus on recent penitentiary riots and reform topics. Notables include Governors Cox Eberhart Foss and vice presidents Marshall and Fairbanks, plus international delegates from Cuba.
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Wanapolisa
Congress
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Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
New Painless Dentistry Method Promises No Pain
Dr Poole offers a nitrous oxide and oxygen gas method to fill treat and crown teeth without pain. He claims patients stay insensible to pain during procedures with no after effects and urges checks for better chewing digestion and health. Office at Fifth and Central Aves with no obligation examination.
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Prince Albert Under Naval Training On Home Fleet
London October 6 Prince Albert second son of King George serves as a midshipman on the flagship of the home fleet. He will train to become a full lieutenant and will be treated like any other midshipman as the King desires thorough naval training for his son.
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London
Prince Albert
King George
Ex-King Manuel Furious Over Gossip On Bride Illness
Munich reports ex king Manuel of Portugal and Prince Walem impatient at rumors about the bride’s illness. Officials say the princess has influenza of the lower abdomen with intestinal disturbances and high fever but is gradually improving. The couple may leave the hospital within a week for Sigmavingen, depending on recovery.
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Portugal
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Beating Wife Adds $15 Fine for Frederick Reese
Baltimore Oct 6 Justice Levinson fined Frederick O Reese $15 and costs after a complaint by Mrs Martha Reese that he beat her. Patrolman Preth brought in Robert and Sadie Brown. the woman was cleaning the street when the incident occurred. The judge remarked about protecting meek lords and masters from militant mates and imposed $3 and costs on Sadie.
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Bavarian Government Seeks End to King Otto Rule
Munich reports the Bavarian government revived plans to dethrone King Otto and place Prince Regent Ludwig on the throne. A bill to raise the prince regent's civil list aims to win clerical support by showing it would be cheaper to crown him king.
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Hans Schmidt Transformed Priest Confessed Slayer
The Catholic priest Hans Schmidt who confessed to murdering Anna Aumulled shows a drastic change after weeks in the Tombs. He now sports an unkempt beard wears no collar and appears despondent while DA Whitman prepares to proceed regardless of doctors verdict.
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New York
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Anna Aumulled
Hudson River
Whitman
Holland seeks U S aid to guard East Indies and Philippines
The Hague reports a plan to secure U S backing for Dutch East Indies defense. Jonkheer Loudon, now foreign minister, pushes for a formal request to President Wilson for American support. A Dutch fleet plan and budget include a first dreadnought to be stationed in the East Indies.
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Tobacco cultivation returns to English farms after ban
In Fleet England on Oct 6 thirty acres of tobacco are being harvested on A J Brandon’s Shared Crookham farm, part of England's limited 129 acre total. The crop follows a 1910 relaxation after a James I era ban, with seed planted in May and 260000 plants grown for home use plus 99000 distributed to other growers. This is Brandon’s third crop and quality has improved each year.
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Canada to Aid Good Roads Effort with United States
Detroit reports Canada will back a joint US effort for uniform road laws. A. W. Campbell says Premier Borden may appoint a committee to confer with the American Highway Association and the American Bar Association to standardize road statutes. The note cites 40 varying Canadian road laws hindering progress.
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Naples City Employees Strike Over Pay Promises
Rome reports Naples municipal workers walk off jobs after years of promised 120000 yearly pay rise, leaving offices idle. Leaders met with the Mayor and Prefect but failed to end the strike as births and deaths were not registered and many couples left unmarred. Citizens in other towns express sympathy for the strikers.
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Bryan May Mix In Battle at Home
Lincoln news outlines William J Bryan weighing involvement in Lincoln charter vote amid strong local opposition. Charles W Bryan presses corporate influence claims while critics warn against federal meddling. Debate centers on initiative provisions and petition thresholds conflicting with state law and possible November election timing.
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Nebraska
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Hitchcock
Internal Revenue
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Notorious figures barred from Paris vaudeville stage
A Paris protest greets the Folies Bergere use of notoriety acts as Quadranstein the diamond broker appears to recount the pearl theft. Hisses and abuse erupt from brokers and public alike while his contract runs out. Alice Crespy is named as a possible replacement amid talks of depu ties and infamous figures returning to the stage.
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