Prison Association Meet Focuses on Riots and Parole
Indianapolis hosts the American Prison Association congress to discuss riots in insular and state prisons, parole systems, and criminal reform. Notable speakers include Thomas R. Marshall and Charles W. Fairbanks with participation from governors Cox Eberhart Foss and others. Delegates from Cuba and multiple states are expected.
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Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Statehouse
Ttme
Indianapolis
Congress
Thomas KR. Marshall
Charles W. Feirbanks
United States
American Prison Congress
National Board of Charities and Correction
Charles, T. Henderson
University of Chicago
Amos W. Butler
Indian Board of Charities
Fairbanks
James A. Leonard
Mansfield
Ralston
Frank J. Randall
Board of Prison Commissi Ners
Boston
Graham Taylor
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Chicago
Orlando F. Lewis
New York Prison Association
Z. R. Broeckway
Elmira’ Reformatory
New York
Canada
Cuba
Demetrio Castillo
National Penitentiary
Richard R. Lancis
Havana
New Painless Dentistry Method by Gas
Dr Poole offers a pain free dental service using Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen gas. Patients are insensible to pain during fillings crowns and treatments with no after effects. The ad stresses health links to good teeth and invites examinations with no obligation at Fifth and Central Ave.
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Poole
Prince Albert Begins Rigorous Naval Training
Prince Albert, second son of King George, serves as a midshipman aboard the home fleet flagship. He is now a midshipman in training and will be treated like any other cadet as the King aims for thorough naval instruction.
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London
Prince Albert
George
Home Fleet
Cme
Manuel Furious Over Gossip About Bride Illness
Ex king Manuel of Portugal and Prince Wilhelm condemn rumors about the bride's illness. Officials say she suffers influenza related abdominal illness with high fever but not serious, likely to leave hospital within a week and move to Sigmaringen. Lanterns with electric lights are being used for projected advertisements in the city.
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Manuel
Munich
Manuel of
Portugal
Prince Wilhelm
Lavredio
King’s ‘Aid de Camp
von Romberg
Lavredic
Sigmaringen
Baltimore police judge fines husband and orders costs
In Baltimore on October 6 Judge Levinson fined Frederick O Reese fifteen dollars and costs after a complaint by Mrs Martha Reese that he had beaten her. Patrolman Preth brought in Robert and Sadie Brown who aided the scene as the woman cleaned the street, and Sadie agreed with the judge’s assessment.
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Baltimore
Levinson
Martha Reese
Frederick O Reese
Preth
O Robert
Sadie Brown
Sadie
Bavarian Government Seeks to Dethrone King Otto
Bavarian officials revive plans to replace the mad King Otto with Prince Regent Ludwig. The government introduces a bill to increase Ludwig's civil list, aiming to win clerical support by presenting him as a cheaper on throne option.
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Ludwig
Munich
Otto
Bavaria
Hans Schmidt Shows Shattered Fortitude After Confession
New York dispatch reports Hans Schmidt the Catholic priest who confessed to murdering Anna Aumulled has been transformed by time in custody. He appears unkempt with beard no collar and a despondent gaze as District Attorney Whitman weighs proceedings regardless of doctors verdict.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumulled
Hudson River
Whitman
Holland Seeks U S Aid for East Indies Defense
The Hague reports Jonkheer J Loudon back from Washington and set to become Foreign Minister. Holland plans to push a treaty accord with the United States to back the Dutch East Indies and Philippines, including sending American ships in defense and positioning a Dutch dreadnought in the East Indies.
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Hague
Jonkheer J. Loudon
Washington
D. C
U. A
Netherlands
Holland
United States
Dutch East Indies
Philippines
Jonkheer Loudon
State Root
Taft
Wilson
Louden
East Indies
Tobacco cultivation resumes in England behind long ban
Fleet, England, Oct 6. Thirty acres of tobacco are being harvested on A. J. Brandon’s Church Crookham farms, part of England’s limited 129 acre total. The plantings arose after a 1910 relaxation of James II era prohibitions, with seed sown in May and transplanting two months later. Brandon’s third crop shows steadily improving quality.
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Fleet
England
A. J. Brandon
James II
Brandon
Norfolk
Worcestershire
Walesa
Church Crookham
Canada and United States Seek Uniform Road Laws
A. W. Campbell announces Canada will join the United States in pursuing uniform road-building laws. He urged Premier Borden to appoint a committee to work with the American Highway Association and the American Bar Association to draft a unified plan. Campbell notes Canada has 40 varied road laws across provinces, hindering road work. An item mentions a device to measure tooth canal roughness, noted as an unrelated invention.
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Detroit
Canada
United States
Borden
American Road Congress
A. W. Campbell
Campbell
Naples City Employes Strike For Higher Pay
Rome October 6 City workers in Naples strike after unkept pledge of 120000 yearly raise. Officials refuse to resolve dispute as municipal business halts. Births and deaths not registered. 34 couples left unmarried due to clerk shortages. Large protest planned for next Sunday with wider town sympathy.
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Rome
Naples
Battle Over Lincoln Charter Sparks Nebraska Politics
In Lincoln a local charter vote pits supporters of the proposal against Bryan allies led by Charles W. Bryan who say corporate interests control city utilities. The contest draws in Secretary Bryan on a special November election track with party tensions boiling as Nebraskans eye county and congressional races.
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Bryan
Charley” Bryan
Washington
Nebraska
Charles W. Bryan
Lincoln
Bryana
Hitchcock
Collector
Internal Revenue
United States Marshal
National Committee
Maguire
Morehead
William B. Price
Notorious figures barred from Paris vaudeville stage
Paris protests against American styled turns on stage at the Follies Bergere featuring notorious figures. Diagonal broker Quadranstein faces hoots and hostility over a stolen necklace tale, while Alice Crespy is named as potential successor amid talk of political executions and depictions by Parisians.
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Paris
Newpapers
Follies Bergere
Quadranstein
Folies Bergere
Alice Crespy
France
le Matin
Deibler
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Indianapolle
The
American Prison Association
Association
Maud Booth
Tut CC Lathrop
D. A. O'Sullivan
Elizabeth 8. Kite
J. T. Gilmour
Toronto
James R. McCreary
Kentucky
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michigan
H. D. Hatfield
West Virginia
Printing Union
Ben Franklin
East Third Street
Canal 1800
Cincinnati
7Th ST
CANAL
Uncle Sam
U. S
JOB Hunters
Quadrenstein
Cincinnati American
East Seventh Street
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