Mexican ex-general Diaz stabbed at Havana band concert
Felix Diaz former Mexican presidential candidate is wounded in the neck and bruised in a stabbing attack by five assailants during a Havana band concert. Police arrested three suspects as Diaz received care at the Emergency hospital. Huerta rumors swirl as Lind travels to Mexico City amid shifting U.S. pressure and Mexican political turmoil.
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Havana
Felix Diaz
Malacon
Ding
Cecilio Ocon
Luis Malda
Mexico
Diaz
General Digs
General Diaz
Pellmell
Tronchuria
Geners Diaz
Europe
Vera Cruz
John Lind
W. A. Burnside
Mexico City
Huerta
Huérta
Lind
Washington
City of Mexico
Muerta
Deicree
Congress
Eagle Pass
Tex
R. Woliger
Pendes Mining Company
Mapimil
Durango
Mr. Lind
Crop condition reports to be sent by telegraph
Washington November reports will be transmitted to newspapers by telegraph with summaries of crop conditions. The central weather bureau station will receive updates from each state for distribution.
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Washington
Central Weather Bureau
Diaz to Visit Florida in Winter in Miami
Porfirio Diaz former president of Mexico will arrive in Miami Florida this winter per Rafael Russa Mexican consul who says a home has been prepared near Secretary Wrgan. Porto Rico Governor sworn in Georgetown Kentucky Dr Arthur Yager former Georgetown College president was sworn before a notary and will depart for Porto Rico Tuesday.
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Diaz
Florida
Miami
Fla
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Miimi
Rafael Russga
Wrgan
Porto Rico
Georgetown
Arthur Yager
Georgetown College of
Kentucky
Covenor
Yager
OUST MAD RULER Regent Declares Otto Incapacitated King
Munich reports indicate King Otto of Davaria was deposed after 27 years due to insanity. Prince Regent Ludwig proclaims himself king Ludwig II with vows to take oath around November 8, as a royal proclamation confirms the regency ends and Ludwig ascends. Otto, born April 27, 1848, previously succeeded Ludwig II who died in 1886.
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Munich
Otto
Davaria
Ludwig
Ludwig II
Starnberg
Jake
Starnbergerben
Bavaria
Luitpeld
Gitto
Steamer Manchester Commerce Drags into Harbor
The Furness freighter Manchester Commerce limped into St Johns Newfoundland on Tuesday after striking a giant iceberg two hours after midnight Sunday about 100 miles east of Belle Isle. A heavy storm swept the sea as water poured through a shattered bow while pumps fought the flood to reach port in a sinking condition.
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St. Johns
N. F
Manchester Commerce
Furness Line
Belle Isle
Gates Body Put in Vault at Woodlawn Cemetery
Charles G. Gates, the West hunting trip casualty and son of John W. Gates, had funeral services at Madison Avenue Methodist Church. His body lies in a vault at Woodlawn Cemetery awaiting family mausoleum completion. Also noted is the death of Daniel J. O Reilly, former assistant district attorney famed for the Patterson and Thaw trials, who had been ill since his transfer from Blackwell's Island.
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New York
Charles G. Gates
Cody
Wyo
Madison Avenue
Woodlawn
John W. Gates
Daniel J. O'Reilly
Nan Fpatterson
Thaw
O'Reily
Blackwell's Island
Two Killed in Munson coal mine rock collapse
In Munson coal mine near Ming Danyilla US two workers died when a seven ton rock rolled, instantly killing twenty six year old Edward Nal Mg married of Danyilte and nineteen year old Joseph Hoesaler single of Southwestville. Local authorities investigated the accident and identified the victims.
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Ming
Danyilla
Edward Nal- Mg
Danyilte
Joseph Hoesaler
Southwestville
Munson
Indiana Governor Holds Line as National Guard Backs Strike
Indianapolis dispatch reports over 2000 Indiana National Guard troops deployed across the city to guard the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal strike operations. Governor Ralston refused arbitration, citing oath to enforce law, while workers and union leaders pressed for mediation and arming solidarity.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Guard of
Indiana
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Ralston
Street Rillway
Garment Workers' Union
Statehouse Lawn
Capitol
Governor's Office
Arate
Edna Davin
Statehouse
Spanish Officer Executed for Murder by Court Martial
Madrid November 5 A army court martial finds Capt Manuel Sanchez guilty of the May murder of wealthy land owner Don Garcia Jalon and sentences the officer to be executed by a firing squad in a dramatic wartime justice action.
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Madrid
Spain
Ormg
Manuel Sanchez
Don Garcia Jalon
Supreme Court Sets January 1 Date for Labor Contempt Appeals
On Samuel Gompers Frank Morvision and John Mitchell request the Supreme Court fixed January 1 as the date to hear arguments in the labor contempt cases. Washington notes the setting follows a formal petition process and signals readiness for appellate review.
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Cagen
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morevison
John Mitchell
Supreme Court of the United States
THREE DIE IN WRECK NEAR ALLIANCE OHIO
A collision of two freight trains on the Lake Erie Alliance and Wheeling line near Alliance Ohio killed three men and injured four others. The Mine northbound and Nigger local southbound engines telescoped on a sharp grade at about 30 miles per hour. The dead are John Martin from Alliance brakeman Howard Davis from Parle Ohio and an unidentified man. Several freight cars were wrecked and contents destroyed. The cause cited is misunderstanding of orders. Port Clinton report references a separate fatal Lake Shore train incident.
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Alliance
Ohlo
Thias
Lake Erie
Wheeling
John Martin
Howard Davis
Parle
Ohio
Port Clinton
Mike Halleck
John Antrotes
Lake Shore
Train crash at Melun kills fifteen in France
Paris reports a Paris Lyons Mediterranean line accident near Melun twenty seven miles from Paris. The night mail consisting of post wagons and six sorters crashed into an express from Marseilles to Paris. Fifteen people died and many were injured. The cause was the mail train overrunning Melun station. No Americans injured.
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Paris
Melum
Paria
France
Frontier
Marseilles
Melun
Train Crash Kills Two in Ohio and Injures Many in Chicago
Chicago reports dozens injured after a Wabash train collided with a Halsted streetcar on West Beventy fifth street due to elevated obstruction. In Philadelphia, Jalian Myers and Charles A. Miller were instantly killed crossing a freight line on their way to work.
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Chicago
West Beventy Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Jallian Myers
Reed Hotel
Charles A. Miler
Canal Dover
Noted Lumberman Dead in Saginaw Michigan
Temple F. Darr a renowned Saginaw lumberman and benefactor died at his home at seventy five from acute indigestion. He was among the largest timber and lumber operators in the United States and a pioneer in the industry.
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Saginaw
Mich
Temple F. Darr
Darr
United States
Express Order Extension Keeps Rates Change Busy
Washington Nov 8 The Interstate Commerce Commission extends the order reducing express rates to February 1 to allow companies more time to arrange the change. It had previously been extended to December 1.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Huerta Defiant as US Demands Press Mexico Crisis
Provisional President Huerta resists American demands as cabinet debated resigning and new elections. John Lind, Wilson’s envoy, meets British minister amid talk of Huerta’s possible departure. A U.S. reply to Mexico and plans to raise the army to 600,000 feature in the dispute. An assassination attempt on Huerta is reported from Mexico City, and the cruiser Chester sails for Vera Cruz.
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City
Mexico
Huerta
Congress
Modeno
John Lind
Wilson
Lionel Carden
Lind
Mexico City
United States
Washington
San Francisco
The
Chronicle
Capatzalco Causeway
Philadelphia
Chester
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Vera Cruz
Ralston Ends Car Strike in Indianapolis
Indianapolis authorities announce settlement of the Traction & Terminal workers strike. Arbitration is granted, with reinstatement of employees who were active or discharged for union membership, preserving seniority but excluding those who engaged in violence. Service resumes. Eligible workers may appeal to Indiana’s Public Utilities Commission for review.
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Indianapolis
Traction Company
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company
Ralston
Altilutes Commission of Indiana
Election Disrupts a Town in Hammond Illinois Mayor Vote
Election night in Hammond Illinois ends in political violence with bloodshed riot and death as W F Callahan elected mayor over Dr A G Schileker former Chicago resident and rival candidate. The confrontation follows a wave of intimidation and unrest linked to the campaign.
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Hammond
Ind
Chicago
W. F. Callahan
AG. Schileker
Vincent Astor Engaged To Miss Huntington
Vincent Astor, reputed to be the most eligible bachelor in America, is engaged to Helen Dinbiore Huntington of Staatsburg New York. She is the daughter of R P Huntington. The engagement was announced in New York on November 10.
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Vincent Astor
New York
America
Antori
Helen Dinabiore Huntington
R. P. Huntington
Staatsburg
Bank Robbery Triggers Closure at Montour Falls
Elmira Nov 10 The private bank of F A Dunham & Co at Montour Falls closed after a robbery. A gang forced entry by damaging the door locks and gained access to the vault. Police report ongoing investigations and no injuries. The incident prompted immediate shutdown of the bank.
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Elmira
F. A. Dunham & Company
Montour Falls
Emperor laughs at page boy misnaming Wilhelm
A Frankfort singing contest tale recounts Kaiser Wilhelm asking a high school page his name. The boy replies with humor, misnaming the emperor as Theodors Korner, provoking a hearty laugh as the crowd enjoys the moment.
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William
Frankfort
Kalsar Wilhelm
Jugend
Korner
Theodors
Theodore Korner
Tke
Wilhelm
Kaiser Wilhelm
New York Evening Post
Judge Miller Cures Heart Trouble With Kidney Pills
A gray county probate judge from Cimarron Kansas reports six years of heart trouble relieved after using six boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills over a year. He is 63, in good health, and credits the remedy, offering permission to publish his letter. Also mentions a list of other items sent free by the Dodds Medicine Co. and includes a political anecdote about rope and gas in a Kansas City Star quote.
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Dodds
Gray Co
Philip Miller
Cimarron
Kan
Miler
Dodde Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Mexico
United States
Batsin Garrett
Kansas City Star
Peculiar Bellet and the Origin of Language Debate
Two centuries after Scottish judge Lord Manboddo was born a paper recalls his claims in Origin and Progress of Language that humans and apes share a classificatory kinship. His view that ou orang outang formed a human species class and its lack of speech was accidental drew ridicule in Johnson era satire.
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Lord Manboddo
Johnson
Speak for Itself Postum Testimonial from Florida Man
A Florida man writes that Postum speaks for itself after quitting coffee due to nerve and health issues. He credits Postum with steadier nerves, fewer headaches, and a better taste, noting strong brewing and that Instant Postum dissolves in hot water. The ad cites Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and offers The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Postum
Fla
Coffas Dringer
Postum Co
Battle Cresk
Mich
Wellville
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John Ruskin
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Fletcher
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