Old Guard May Back Dalzell for Speaker
Washington dispatch notes conservative tariff bloc in the House backing Representative John Dalzell of Pittsburgh as Speaker candidate to replace Henderson. Dalzell faces possible opposition from Dowagers group and banking interests pressuring Shaw’s retirement. Also reports on McDonald bequest to the Post Office and Mary MacLane literary questions.
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Vienna Surgeon Says Armour Daughter Will Walk Soon
Prof Adolf Lorenz of Vienna performed a groundbreaking operation on Lolita Armour at the Armour residence in Chicago. The surgeon declared the procedure a complete success and predicted she would walk after the plaster cast is removed next spring. He noted a previous dangerous method is now unnecessary after his expanded experience with hundreds of cases.
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Insane mother drowns her babe in Ohio lake
Springfield Ohio October 12 Mrs Robert Keller a foundry foreman's wife in P P Mast & Company attempted suicide after throwing her four month old baby from a Snyder Park waiting room window into a lake. The child drowned and the mother was rescued in serious condition.
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Mad farmer runs amuck in Kentucky killings and stabbings
In Hopkinsville Kentucky Lloyd Nelson a 32 year old Tanamuck farmer fatally struck an elderly woman with an axe and fatally severed a man’s throat before stabbing a 7 year old boy. He fled by train and was captured by a posse in Pembroke then brought to Hopkinsville. Police faced a mob as Nelson claimed amnesia.
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Prisoners in Fayette murder case tied to Chinn burglary
EarlWhitney 17 of Nashville and Claude O'Brien 18 of Memphis linger in Fayette County Jail as Lexington police piece together evidence in the fatal shooting of merchant A. D. Chinn and wounding of Asa Chinn Jr during a break‑in bid. A revolver taken from a neighbor’s home links the youths to the crime scene.
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Rioters With Bayonets in Vienna Meeting Turmoil
Civil disorder erupts at St Poelten during a meeting of Christian Socialists aided by anti Semites led by Vienna mayor Lueger. Police and gendarmes clash with rioters. Infantry dispersed crowds and arrests reported amid conflicting accounts of thousands involved.
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Nash to Tour Alone Amid Campaign Turmoil
Senator Hanna’s sudden schedule changes prompted Governor Nash to tour alone this week. He will be replaced by other speakers in Norwalk Findlay Piqua London Xenia Washington C F Greenfield Mt Vernon Camden and Davos with Theodore Burton and J H Shiveley among those stepping in. Governor Nash health allows limited travel while Senator Hanna’s stance on a Republican Congress shapes campaign strategy.
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Sultan Defiant Asks For War In Mindanao Crisis
The Sultan of Bacolod Mindanao rejects General Sumner’s overtures and calls for war. He threatens to uphold Mohammedan religion and stop diplomacy. Moros report fortifications and rifles. an American column from Camp Vickers may move to seize Bacolod strongholds. Counterfeit American silver dollars circulated from China detected by irregular stamp.
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Settlement Reached in New Orleans Street Car Strike
New Orleans officials announced a settlement ending a two week street railway strike as the union accepted the governor's ultimatum. The agreement sets pay at 2 1/2 cents? and ten hour days with a seven and a half hour minimum, ending traffic disruptions.
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