Madrid murder incident shocks Spain and cabinet upheaval
A violent incident in Madrid ends with a premier killed, the killer’s suicide, and a chaotic political scene. Reports indicate a planned assassination during a ministry visit, followed by armed intervention and rapid government reshuffling as officials struggle to communicate with the outside world.
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Falls Victim to Assassin Pistol Amid Turmoil in 1902 Spanish Cabinet
A chaotic sequence in the early 1900s Spanish political scene unfolds as a prominent noble ties to the ruling party. Amid cabinet shifts and cross-border tensions, Prime Minister in 1902 faces pressure from labor groups while reforms spark widespread debate on future policy and diplomacy with France.
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Pioneer Fort Wayne merchant Abraham Oppenheimer dies at 66
Abraham Oppenheimer longtime Fort Wayne clothing firm mentor and businessman died Monday night at his daughter's home in Laigainport aged 66. Born in Germany in 1858 he built a prominent local career before retirement, a leader in Fort Wayne business circles and a lifelong member of Fort Wayne lodges. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Rabbi A Ruttmaeher and Mrs. Nathan of Baltimore and Mrs. Vailar of Lagaups.
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Trial draws whole town as jury system unsettled
In Norwalk a large crowd gathers as twelve jurors inspect the pool in a county trial. Key defendants Reginald Toman Joe Joseph and Carl Bly face indictment amid a grand jury probe into a gymnasium case. A defendant from Cherksfield township faces later perjury charges. the case continues with further testimony and evaluations.
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Freight train disaster at Mississipp Valley injures many
A New Orleans bound excursion train collided near Manta Mississippi injuring dozens, with several dead or missing. Hundreds of rescue units and ambulances swarmed the scene as the rear cars collapsed. Authorities report many victims from towns in the South and a white driver injured. Separately Hammond Texas reports a fatal razor fight between Philip Miothe and Frank Debor over lead in a card game, leaving both men severely injured and under police watch as trials loom.
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A Ton of Dynamite Lets Go Near Gary
Disaster at Aetna Powder Company plant causes havoc and shakes nearby towns. A blast sent sparks and smoke over the area, drawing emergency crews. No injuries reported immediately, but residents are advised to stay indoors and await official updates. Authorities are inspecting the site for cause and extent.
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Explosive blast at Gary Ind powder plant injures workers
Passengers on an interurban report seeing the Gary Indiana plant blast as dynamite weighing about 100 pounds exploded in the packing area. Several workers were injured or killed, with reports varying on fatalities. The nearby town and interurban line were disrupted while authorities investigated the explosion at the Ackin Powder Company plant.
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Deadlock of Powers Holds in Europe
Fragmentary report shows a stalemate among Austria Hungary and Serbia over Allied rental points and occupation plans, with pressure from allied presses intensifying. A conference between Austrian and Serbian statesmen at Ryndest offered a more optimistic interpretation, though details remain uncertain. Continued coverage on Page A.4.
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EvansvillePlans for Eight-Club League in Central Area
Evansville shows funds for a new eight club league with Harry Stahlhefer, former manager, and Charles Knoll cited. The plan includes appointing Mr StubUietor to run the league and seeks favorable consideration. Mentioned are Fenton Harbor and Mido RL as participants with continued details on page 14.
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President Taft Proclaims Thanksgiving Observance in 1912
President Taft issues a Thanksgiving proclamation urging all Americans to give thanks to God for blessings and to observe a national day of gratitude on November 8. The document emphasizes peace, harvest abundance, and the duty to transmit liberty to future generations while inviting citizens abroad to join in prayer.
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