Rioting in Jersey City Over Striker Aidors and Police Flight
Striking express helpers clash with strike breakers in Jersey City near Hamilton Park. Violence lasts two hours with windows smashed, police bolstered, and Governor Fort ordered militia readiness amid chaotic streets and widespread rioting.
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Inatandly Killed by Train in Shippensburg
Harvy Hart and Kinkerunn, aged 1, and father of four, were killed by a train in Shippensburg. The infant and the man died instantly in front of the locomotive. A wagon of Fallavowmitoyes HAW the accident.
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Aeronauts Describe Harsh Ordeal After Balloon Landing
The explorers recount a perilous drift by balloon across rugged terrain. After landing on a hillside near the Puribonksa River they spent a night in a market area and pressed toward civilization through heavy snow and fatigue. They faced near starvation before reaching a hut where a helpful guide met them.
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Taft Addresses Methodist Bishops at White House
President Taft received the bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church in a brief White House audience. Bishop Henry Warren of Denver spoke on workers. Taft praised the churchs militant missionary work, nations touched by missions, and cautioned against coercive territorial policy while affirming the churches influence.
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Millionaire Sentenced for Killing Horse and Injuring Pair
Morristown Pa resident W H Dyer, a wealthy local figure, was convicted of aggravated assault and battery after a carriage was struck by a driven automobile, injuring a man and his wife. He received a four month term and was fined with costs to be paid.
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Flyers battered by wind in Long Island aviation event
A windy day hampered the aviation meet as flyers struggled against 14 to 50 mph gusts near the field. Moxey Tanient landed 25 minutes after the start, while Johnstone and Hoxsey failed to reach the field. Antoinette Mine was offered $750 to fly but wind kept all landings midair, with special hourly altitude events drawing modest crowd interest.
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Oklahoma Negroes Lose Vote Guide Declared Invalid
State Supreme Court yesterday upheld that a constitutional amendment, dubbed the graulfatier clavise, is valid. The ruling means that certain seats would be eligible in future elections, affecting African American voting rights and the ability of descendants of enslaved ancestors to vote in alignment with their grandfathers' status.
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Roosevelt Wins Grand Prize at Annual French Spokes Meet
The French Society of Spoks awarded Theodore Roosevelt the Grand Prize at its annual meeting. Solone won an allround event, with Pario and Opt noted among participants.
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Exploding kerosene kills four in New York hospital fire
A fire and kerosene explosion in Sehumretady New York killed four people, including Mrs. Wee her Gollsan and Mrs. Miry Poutrak. Investigators from the Commission of Public Safety Mc Donald began an inquiry to determine the cause and whether kerosene met standards.
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Martin A. Tylloale
Commission of Public ‘Safety
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Firms Win Contracts in Chester Pa
Twenty five of the Welsh contracts for street paving were awarded to the Philadelphia Cement and Construction Company at a joint session of the Select and Common Council. Edwin Ware of Philadelphia was named contractor for West Third Street from Concord Avenue to Thurlow Street, with a total cost of about $1110.99.
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Ware
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Italian nobleman leapt to death after palace scandal
Rome Oct 28 Neapolitan society is shaken by the suicide of Maron Magio de Antonelli, son of the count and heir to Sivles. He loved his mother’s housekeeper Concetta Ati, but her illegitimacy secrets, revealed by Analy, caused a fatal despair. He jumped from a window at his palace.
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Ati
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Paroled Friend of Taft Visits Financier in Prison
Atlanta Ga Oct 28 Sidney Rieber Republican national committeeman from DC and close Taft ally arrived for a tense conference at the federal prison with C W Morse now serving there and with Sry Morse believed to be arranging a parole contact. Rumor says Bieber came to press Morse at Taft's direction amid parole talks and possible legal actions.
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