Senator Bailey to Resume Law Practice in New York
Texas senator Bailey will practice law in New York City after his term ends on March 3, 1913. William W. Russell presented credentials as American Minister to the president of Santo Domingo. A thousand Mexican troops were sent to Torreon at Secretary Knox's request to preserve order amid threatened American interests. Washington police theorize the shoemaker murder of Harry Smith was caused by a cobbler provoked by taunting boys.
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New York
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Beatty
Samuel Cohen
Cohen
Chicago
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Personal Allan Ryan Ill With Tuberculosis in Colorado Springs
Allan A. Ryan son of Thomas F. Ryan is seriously ill with tuberculosis at Colorado Springs. Advices from the Continent say former President Diaz of Mexico has arrived at Ems to take the cure. United States Senator A H Cummins of Iowa will answer President Taft at a Progressive Republican dinner in Minneapolis on October 26.
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Thomas F. Ryan
Colorado Springs
Diaz
Mexico
Ems
United States
A. H. Cummins
Iowa
Taft
Minneapolis
Burgess swims English Channel in 22 hours 35 minutes
Sporting W. T. Burgess completed a zigzag English Channel crossing in 22 hours 35 minutes with an estimated sixty mile distance. Tom Jones agrees to have Ad Wolgast box Knock Out Brown of New York as Brown travels with Dan Moran to Milwaukee with 5000 dollars to seal a Wolgast match. Earle Ovington from Boston and Lieut. T. D. Miller led their classes in the Harvard aviation meet 160 mile tri state race. Sopwith and White declined to compete citing danger of the course.
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English Channel
Tom Jones
Ad Wolgast
Brown
New York
Dan Moran
Milwaukee
Wolgast
Earle Ovington
Boston
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U. S
Sopwith and White
Multiple Stories From Chicago and Beyond Spark Local Outcry
Reports from Chicago indicate international officers oppose an Illinois Central Railroad strike. Norfolk battleship Delaware leads Atlantic fleet target practice while Cokeville Wyoming National Bank is robbed of 1500 dollars. Mellen may retire but hints he will stay. Latta dies post surgery in Minnesota. Bourgeous dies after chloroform. Mayor race in Pittsburgh eyes ~40 candidates. Bowman dies by suicide in New York. Coaldale miners strike over union buttons. Page wins duck race after church trip. Champ Clark welcomed home in Missouri. Molasses floods New Orleans as 6 million gallons burst from tanks.
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Delaware
Atlantic
J. P. Latta
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Rochester
Minnesota
Adelard Joseph Bourgeous
Hartford
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Pittsburgh
William A. Magee
Pennsylvania
J. E. Bowman
Newburgh
N. Y
Grand Union Hotel
New York
Coaldale
J. Stanley Page
Burlington
N. J
Beattie
Jacob Becker
Paterson
R. T. Crane
Branchville
Marietta Casco
Westchester County
Bronx
Arthur K. Hamilton
George J. Gould
Lakewood
John J. Quinn
Connecticut
Royalist invasion looming as Portugal faces foreign recognition
The report notes 4000 to 5000 royalist soldiers in the north expected to begin an invasion within a week. It also records Great Britain Spain Italy Austria and Germany recognizing the Portuguese Republic, amid a wider European crisis and cholera outbreaks across Belgium and Constantinople.
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Windsor
Mount Itna
Sicily
Paris
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Arbutus
Louisburg
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Meirelbeke
Grant
Belgium
France
Newfoundland
Canada
Italian gang maims guard at New Jersey factory
A group of Italians cut off the nose of Aaron Steber, a watchman at a Plainfield factory in New Jersey. Other items note Spring Lake governors conference, Illinois Central strike avoiding action, Beattie’s dream of freedom, and multiple regional incidents.
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Plainfield
N. J
Spring Lake
Governors discuss initiative and recall at New Jersey conference
Conference of Governors in Spring Lake New Jersey debates strengthening executive power and direct legislation. Governors including Wilson O Neal Harmon Plaisted and others participate as talks highlight recall and referendum amid praise for state achievements and a formal reception for the Wilsons.
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N. J
Cruce
Oklahoma
Emmett O’neal
Alaama
Woodrow Wilson
Van Schaick & Co. Fails Under Creditors Assignment
New York firm Van Schaick & Co. of 7 Wall Street, a long standing NYSE member with Chicago Baltimore and Jersey City correspondents, assigns for creditors. Liabilities total 3,500,000 with 500,000 unsecured. assets 600,000 owed by customers. Decline in stock values and over-extension of credit cited as reason.
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van Schaick & Co
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Suffrage Causes Divorce Case Here
Kansas City Missouri Thomas P. Zimmerman obtained a divorce on the grounds that his wife was a suffragette and active in politics in Denver while they lived there. He charged Mrs. Zimmerman neglected the home and spent money he earned as a stone cutter on politics.
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Kansas City
Thomas P. Zimmerman
Denver
Daniel's Companions in the Fiery Furnace Sunday School Lesson
Sunday school lesson outlines Nebuchadnezzar's assembly at Babylon near the plain of Dura and the three Hebrew youths Shadrach Meshach and Abednego defying the king's decree. They refuse to worship the golden image, are cast into a fiery furnace, survive with a fourth figure, and are restored, illustrating faith and divine deliverance amid social pressure.
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Plymouth Rocks Best General Utility Birds for Size and Flesh
The article discusses Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes and Orpingtons as strong general utility birds with large mature size and medium quality flesh. It notes coarse flesh and bone and poor breast development, limiting high end markets. It suggests crosses with English gamecocks Dorking or Indian game to improve breast, plus fattening for hotels and restaurants as a profitable enterprise.
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Watering Keg for Poultry Use
A Farm and Home tip suggests using a 3 to 4 gallon keg as a watering trough for fowls. Create a board cover that extends over the keg edge and secure a crosspiece underneath to fit the top. This design prevents chickens from knocking it off and is praised after sixty years of farming experience.
Fresh Air for Poultry Coops and Health
Fresh air is essential for poultry health and vigor. In summer coops should be as open as possible with a tight roof for rain protection and at least one open side to admit air. Use wire cloth to guard the opening against rats while allowing airflow.
Cape May Rejects Commission Government in City Vote
Cape May New Jersey ballots rejected the commission form of government 176 to 304. The item is part of a series of brief notices on national and international affairs from wartime and economic contexts.
Milk wholesale price in New York zone quoted
The New York wholesale price lists milk at 3 1 2 cents per quart in the 26 cent zone or 1 61 dollars per 40 quart can delivered in New York.
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