Streetcar Crash on Reading Road Injures Four
Frantic collision between Avondale car 1738 and Glendale car 1652 on Reading road near Stone Street left four seriously injured and many bruised or cut. Motorman Michael Carroll wedged between cars had worst injuries. Mary Davis leg broken. Elizabeth Droste bruised. Mamie Herdemann cut above the eye.
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Michael Carroll
Shillsto ‘Street
Mary . Davis
Clark “Street
Elizabeth Droste
Third ‘Street
Newport
Mamie Herdemann
Liberty
Avondale
Glendale
Reading Road
Stone’street
Stret
Shillito Street
Carroll
Frends
Mary da $S
Clark
Bethesda Hospital
Oak Street
Stone Street
Avondale’ Cor
Man Carroll
Davis
Robber chloroforms girl and flees with cash and jewelry
Steubenville Ohio reports Henry Shaefer a Columbus chainmaker entered a girl's room and chloroformed Carrie Thomas. He searched the home and took 130 dollars from her hosiery and escaped. Authorities say he robbed a boarder of 1000 dollars in jewelry and other residences before being captured. The girl lies seriously ill.
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Commercial Tribune
Steubenville
Henry Shaefer
Columbus
Carrie Thomas
Cape
Shaefer
S. J. Podlewski
Queen City Orta Welcomes Japanese Visitors
President W. P. Rogers of the Cincinnati Arbitration and Peace Society called on the Japanese delegation at the Hotel Linton yesterday forenoon. A letter from Taka matsu of the Japanese Peace Society invited him to meet the Oriental visitors as they toured Cincinnati. The exchange fostered friendly hopes for improved relations between the two nations.
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Hotel Linton
W. P
Rogers
Cincinnati Arbitration
Jand Peace Society
Taka
Matsu
Japanese Peace ‘Society
Tokyo
Cincinnati
National ‘Peace Society
America
Japan
Two Cardinals From America May Be Named by the Pope
Washington reports that America may gain two cardinals next year with one overseeing central and western states and the other seated in the Curia. Monsignor Diomede Falconio is named as a potential Curia member. the plan reflects broader Vatican reforms and fundraising efforts.
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America
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Thom
Curia
Rome
Catholic Church
Monsignor
Diomede Falconio
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Peter
Vatican
United States
Mgr
Falconio
Cardinal Martinelli
White House
Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Source of Mysterious Income Attributed to Mrs Stewart
Probers track funds behind Mrs Jeanette Stewart known as Mrs Ford in Cincinnati Chicago and New York. Investigators with Pinkertons Big Four officials and a surety company seek letters or messengers about Wednesday remittances alleged to be illegally derived while Martha Polk, her maid, cites a widowed mother dependent on her earnings.
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Vatican
Pontifical Commission
America
Thomas F. Ryan
New York
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Jeanette Stewart
Martha Polk
State Street
Chicago
Pinkertons
Big Four
Surety Company
C. L. Warriner
Stewart
Ford
Cincinnati
Wall Street
Lessing
Cook
Altamont Hotel
Kentucky Highlands
Bismarck Cafe
Mrs. Stewart
Martha
Mystery Deepens Over Mrs Stewart Surveillance
Early today authorities pursued a theory that Mrs. Stewart is under surveillance in her Sun building flat. Efforts to contact her at the residence failed overnight while Martha Polk remains missing, believed in Chicago, with possible knowledge of Mrs. Stewart's income source.
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Mrs. Stewart
Sun
Martha Polk
Chicago
Altamont Hotel Bustle In June And July Reports
An employee says Mrs. J. T. Stewart stayed at the Altamont hotel with a maid named Martha. They registered as Mrs. J. T. Stewart, New York, with her eight year old son Alfred Ford occasionally present. The boy was said to attend a military academy on College Hill.
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Altamont
J. T. Stewart
Martha
New York
Alfred Ford
College Hill
South American Republics Lay Down Boundary Line
A treaty signed by Baron Rio Branco and Rufino Dominguez sets Brazil Uruguay frontiers from Lake Miriam to Jaguarao river. The line follows the lakes median and the Jaguarao Thalweg with free navigation from the lake to the ocean and the securing of several islands. Neither country will fortify the lake or river.
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Rio Janeiro
Associated Press
Baron Rio Branco
Rufino Dominguez
Brazil
Uruguay
Miriam
Jaguarao
Samgonoala
Rio Grande
Robbers Shoot Brakeman on Butter and Egg Special
In Round Lake Wisconsin robbers in two cars looted the Chicago Butter and Egg Special of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line. Brakeman A L Jackson was shot in the head and seriously wounded as he tried to stop the robbery. Posses hunted the flee ing criminals but found no trace.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Milwaukee & St. Paul
A. L. Jackson
Round Lake
Wis
Jackson
Taft Petitioned To Pay No Attention to Zelaya
Prominent Nicaraguan colony members in Panama cable President Taft urging him to ignore Zelaya requests for aid or noninterference. They insist U S intervention in Central America is unlikely and Nicaragua’s fate should be decided on the battle fields. Zelaya’s opponents say he is isolated and relies on foreign advisers.
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Panama
Associated Press
Taft
Zelaya
United States
Central America
Nicaragua
Riots Follow Lecture On Miracles Of Lourdes
In Leghorn Italy Father Gemelli the monk preacher lectured on Lourdes miracles at the cathedral. A large Catholic crowd applauded while anti Catholics shouted Vive Ferrer. The service ended in a hymn and a tumult as police intervened arresting several and protecting friars from anticlerical attacks.
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Leghorn
Italy
Associated Press
Father Gemelli
Pedrecca
Lourdes
Vive Ferrer
Taft Receives Comforting Augusta Visit Before Washington Return
President Taft enjoys a restful Augusta stop on the road to Washington. He attends Church of the Good Shepherd hears Rev Dr Johnson and recalls earlier golf days. A luncheon at Landon Thomas's home features a silver loving cup inscribed eighteen holes eight st. Taft tours the city with Major Joseph B. Cummings hosting tea.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Augusta
Taft
Washington
Church of the Good Shepherd
William Johnson
Landon Thomas
Augusta Country Club
Joseph B. Cummings
Two More Railroaders Die In Cab Collision
Mornelta New York November. Associated Press reports engineer Chatthey Greene and Wireman Christopher Ryder were killed in a freight wreck on the BHrie railroad near Belmont. A brakeman was fatally hurt and two other workers were slightly injured in the crash.
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Mornelta N.Y
Associated Press
Chatthey Greene
Christopher Ryder
Belmont
Jealous Lover Shoots Sweetheart's Companion
Peoria Illinois November 7 Associated Press Jealous because he found his sweetheart Della Sands with John Resing today John Hudson attacked Resing and received two bullet wounds Resing was arrested
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Peoria
Tiil
Associated Press
Della Sands
John
Hudson
Resing
Revolver Test Ends in Murder Near East Liverpool
Samuel Beaver asked Joe Taylor to inspect Beaver's revolver. Taylor handed it back, Beaver fired twice killing him, then tried to shoot Frank Sullivan but the gun misfired. He fled by a back road. bloodhounds helped track him to two miles from Wellsville where Chief Morgan captured him an hour later.
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Wellsville
Navy
Samuel Beaver
Joe Taylor
Beaver
Taylor
Frank Sullivan
East Liverpool
Morgan
Roosevelt Illness Rumor Under Investigation In British East Africa
In NOMBASSA and Rome dispatches, officials report no truth to Roosevelt illness rumors. Newland and Tarlton, aiding the inquiry from Nairobi, say no coded telegrams exist and Roosevelt is away from a railroad awaiting direct word. Mrs Roosevelt distraught. Ethel and Miss Carew drive with naval attaché Long.
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Roosevelt
Africa
Associated Press
Nombassa
British East Africa
Eldama Ravine
Rome
John W. Garrett
Messrs
Ambushed Kentuckian Dies After Roadside Shooting
SERGENT Kentucky November 7 George Sewards 40 of Elkhorn was ambushed and shot on a highway near Pound Gap at the state border. He died shortly after. Sewards implicated Harry McFall in an ante mortem statement. Authorities seek McFall.
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Commercial Tribune
Sergent
Pound Gap
George Sewards
Elkhorn
Sowards
Harry McFall
McFall
Five toques and fifty eight guests at midnight pageant
Fragment describes a late night scene with five black toques removed and fifty eight attractive men noted as part of a leading commercial party, hinting at a continued article on page 2.
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Japan
Woman Dies After Gas Explosion at Freeman Avenue Home
Mrs Wentzel, 70, perished hours after a natural gas stove explosion hurled her across a tenement room at 1939 Freeman Avenue. Rescued by neighbor William Tillett, she died at the city hospital after suffering widespread burns. The blaze caused window damage and scorched debris scattered along Freeman Avenue. Funeral is set for Tuesday. Wentzel had lived in the building for over twenty years.
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Freeman’ Avénnue
Freeman Avenue
Dayton Street
William Tillett
Tillett
Broken Flange Triggers Freight Train Wreck Near Thurmond
A broken flange caused a C. and O. engine and six freight cars to derail and plunge over the New River embankments at St. Elmo eight miles west of Thurmond. Engineer Hollermen died after jumping from the turning engine. Fireman Hoover had minor injuries. Conductor Burdete escaped injury.
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Commercial Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
St. Elmo
Thurmond
Hollermen
Hoover
Burdette
Lewis Foresees Miner Stand For Higher Wages Next Spring
Thomas L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers indicated in an interview that miners will press for higher wages in the spring. He said mining work is improving and expected to continue. He also expressed confidence in re election, noting two locals nominated him against William Green of Ohio.
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Pittsburg
Associated Press
Thomas L. Lewis
United Mineworkers
Ica
Lewis
William Green
Ohio
French Steamer Collision Off Cape La Hague
The French line steamer La Lorraine collided last night with the St. Barthelemy off Cape La Hague. Only a few bow plates were started and La Lorraine returned to port as a precaution. Passengers and cargo were transferred to La Gasconne, which will sail Wednesday. the St. Barthelemy’s stem was crushed and she also put in for repairs.
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Kiku Ishihara
Oxford
Baron Elichi Shirpsawa
Galvin
Gars
Readiegé Road
McMillin
Highland Avenue
William B. Melish
Briol
Citt Orta
Nippon Commissioners
Pope
Warriner
BIG
Automobiles
Mark Trail
Georgia
Evolver
Kentuckian
Cape la Hague 'N
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