Late Cable News On Schmidlapp Party After Fatal Auto Crash
Grieving Schmidlapp party leaves Tarascon for Paris aboard Kaiser Wilhelm II to reach New York next Wednesday with the remains of Miss Charlotte Schmidlapp. Mr Schmidlapp and others plan to return together if passage can be secured, while in Paris they stay at the Hotel Champs Elysees.
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Tarascon
France
Paris
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm
Cherbourg
F. B. Wiborg
L. A. Ault
Hotel Champs Elysees
Charlotte Schmidlapp
Cincinnati
Rudolph Koehler
Koehler
Union Trust Company
French Railways Grant 52 Holidays a Year
Paris Sept 22 The chairmen of France's leading railways told Minister Barthou they will grant 52 holidays annually to 280000 staff within eighteen months. The rest day cannot be Sunday but will rotate among workers, placing road men on equality with other workers in holidays.
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Paris
France
Shaw Discusses Tariff in Farmington Address
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw spoke in Farmington on September 22 focusing on tariff policy. He urged support for Sherman antitrust law and the Elkins rate bill as key labor and farmer protections under the Republican program.
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Commercial Tribune
Farmington, Mo
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Reparty
Thaw Submits to Examination Under Alienists
Harry K. Thaw, awaiting murder trial for Stanford White's death, underwent an alienist examination at the Tombs Prison after his mother persuaded him to consent. The doctors from Morristown and Binghamton assessed his sanity, after earlier visits when he had refused.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Tombs Prison
Thaw
W. T. Thaw
B. Evans
New Jersey State Hospital
Morristown
Christopher Co. Bealing
Evans
Charles D. Wagner
New York State Hospital For
Binghamton
Haw
Clifford W. Hardridge
Civil Service Accepts Simplified Spelling for Exams
Washington September 22 Civil Service Commissioners announce simplified spelling will be accepted in civil service examination papers alongside the old style The move follows inquiries from applicants worried about their exam scores while officials align with presidential directions though marking will not require the new spelling exclusively.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Civil Service Commissioners
Man Held to Grand Jury in Ohio Burglary Case
Dayton police court arraigned Ben Reussenzehn on burglary charges and he was held to the grand jury under a $200 bond. Detective MecSwiggen of Chicago identified him as the fugitive wanted for the Bricklayers' Union office safe burglary and $1,500 stolen. Reussenzehn could not be sent to Chicago due to the missing requisition from Governor Harris.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Ben Reussenzehn
MecSwiggen
Chicago
Bricklayers’ Union
Reussenzehn
Harris
Death by own action seen on waist near Rosedale
A tiny scratch on the deceased’s waist is noted as a clue in a death case. The body was located near Rosedale. Authorities are investigating the self-inflicted nature of the death and tracing the person’s identity.
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Winston Hill
Rosedale
George
Thomas Hall
Pike Street
Thomas Read
Latonia
Tarvin
Cincinnati Clothing Ends Life With Penknife Wound
A man found dead on a hillside near Rosedale Kentucky is believed to be a Cincinnati resident. He lay face down with a self-inflicted wound to the left wrist using a pearl-handled penknife. Clothing bore Cincinnati tailoring, and he carried six cents and spectacles. remains sent to Donnelly Brothers morgue for identification.
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F. Speth
Donnelly Brothers
Covington
Cuban Situation Improves as Taft Proposes Concessions
Secretary of War Taft signals a possible path to preserve Cuban sovereignty. He hints at a tangible plan requiring resignations to show good faith by the Palma government. Rebels near Marianao and a crowded conference at Minister Morgan's House reflect heightened tension while details remain forthcoming.
Jilted vows lead to violent confrontation in Gate City
Miss Amy Smith of Peoria and George W. Frazier, a Gate City music teacher, were said to be engaged. After Frazier wed another girl, he allegedly attacked him. Frazier refused to retract, was knocked down, and injured. The involved parties were arrested. the woman and her brother returned to Peoria.
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Commercial Tribune
Gate City
Amy Smith
Peoria
George W. Frazier
Miss Smith
Frazier
F. D. Smith
Berea College
Night prowler sought after Mrs. Allen attack
In Washington C H Ohio on September 22 a man entered Mrs. Howard Allen's bedroom while she slept. A $500 reward is offered by the Business Men's Club and County Commissioners for the arrest and conviction. Mrs. Allen was awakened when the intruder clutched her throat and fled. description unavailable due to darkness. Allen works as a postal clerk.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington C. H
Business Men's Club
County Commissioners
Howard Allen
Allen
Beveridge Explains Intervention In Cuba Speech
Senator Beveridge argues intervention means deploying troops not proclamations. He says about fifty thousand American soldiers are needed for a year to restore order and root out brigandage, after which administration will rule without soldiers and the flag will stay. He warns against repeating past mistakes and affirms enduring U S control in Cuba.
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Cuba
Senator Beveridge
Chicago Hamilton Club
Cassatt Confined by Whooping Cough at Home
President A J Cassatt of the Pennsylvania RR is home in Haverford after contracting whooping cough from his grandchildren during a Bar Harbor visit. Doctors advise rest for the next few days before resuming duties.
Desperate sortie kills 400 in Pasar capture siege
An official dispatch from Bali reports Dutch forces in Pasar capture two princes and their family. About 400 followers died attempting a sortie. Dutch casualties include four Europeans killed and ten wounded.
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Pasar
Badong
Woman Guards Strike Breaker From Lynching Mob
Frank Moodispaugh a nonunion molder shot striking coworker George Davis near a brewery in Columbus Ohio. Davis critically wounded Moodispaugh fled to Jesse Hazlett home where Hazletts mother blocked the mob with rocks until police arrived. Davis rushed to hospital in critical condition.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Frank Moodispaugh
George Davis
Moodispaugh
Hayden
Davis
Jesse Hazlett
Hazlett
Pope’s physician Dr Lapponi ill with stomach cancer
A consultation on Sept 22 discussed Dr Lapponi confessing cancer of the stomach. Doctors favored an operation, but Dr Mazzoni and others opposed it citing the patient’s weakness despite a strong heart.
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Rome
Lapponi
Mazzoni
Fifteen Negroes Killed in a Race Riot in Atlanta
A Confederate dispatch from Atlanta reports a race riot with mass violence Firing on Peters street near the terminal station left fifteen black residents dead and rumors of higher casualties. White women were attacked by black assailants within the city. troops were called to restore order as a mob overcame police control.
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Commercial Tribune
Atlanta
Decatur Street
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