Currency Bill Passes the House in Big Vote
The administration currency bill cleared the House with 286 votes for and 84 against, including 24 Republicans and 3 Democrats opposing. Burleson orders Pacific coast postal chiefs to probe the Otis bomb outrage in Los Angeles. The Japanese ambassador frets over delayed replies to notes on California anti alien land law.
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Pacific Coast
Otis
Los Angeles
State Department
California
Mexican Congress Meets as Huerta Attacks U S Policy
Mexico City reports Provisional President Huerta addressed congress warning on U S nonrecognition, urges a strong army, and pledges an October national election will be fair while hoping for peace. Huerta criticizes U S policy and calls for stability across the republic.
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Mexico City
Mexican Congress
Huerta
United States
Mexico
Priest Confession Clears Mystery Of Girls Death
New York on September 19 a murder mystery troubling police was solved when Rev Hans Schmidt assistant rector of St Josephs Church confessed to killing Anna Muellner the domestic girl whose dismembered body was found in the Hudson River. The girl would soon have become a mother.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church
Anna Muellner
Hudson River
STILL AFTER GENERAL OTIS SCALP
An infernal machine sent by mail to General Otis, owner of the Los Angeles Times, prompted his police report. The package was neatly tied and proved to be a diabolical arrangement.
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Los Angeles
General Otis
Los Angeles Times
Police Department
Caribou cafe changes hands and local shuffles noted
Robert Souter becomes sole owner of the Caribou cafe after buying Angus Sutherland out. Bill Ansley raises his building floor. J W Charlton relocates Iditarod retail. Mrs Earl Byers and Mrs W F Duffy plan winter departures to Seattle. Sophia of Greece noted as sister of Germany's emperor. Sam's Applebaum claims best goods and low prices. Europe density cited at 106 residents per square mile.
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Robert Souter
Angus Sutherland
Bill Ansley
Thaw says he is in no hurry for legal saga
Harry K Thaw told New Hampshire authorities he will wait years if needed as habeas corpus motions proceed. Judge Edgar Aldrich will continue hearings in Littleton, while Governor Felker delays action until the court rules. Certain appeals may reach the United States Supreme Court.
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Colebrooke
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Harry K Thaw
Littleton
Edgar Aldrich
United States District Court
Felker
Concord
N. P
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court of the United States
Bixby Trial Opens in Los Angeles Court
Millionaire Bixby faces an indictment charging him with contributing to the delinquency of minor girls as the trial began in the Los Angeles Superior Court yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Millionaire Bixby
Bixby
Ex-Gov Lind Returns to Washington to Await Mexico Vote
Ex-Gov John Lind, former governor and special American ambassador to Mexico, left Vera Cruz for Washington after a two week stay to await October election results in Mexico. He sailed yesterday to observe the political outcome from the capital.
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Vera Cruz
John Lind
Mexico
Washington
Jack Lester Wins Fight in Taft Ring
Jack Lester was declared the winner over Al Kaufman in the ninth round amid protests from spectators who cried foul at Taft California.
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Taft
Cal
al Kaufman
Gov Strongs Sail for Juneau After West Coast Visit
Gov and Mrs Strong return from a week in Oregon and Washington sailing from Seattle for Juneau last evening.
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Seattle
Princess Sophia Quits The Game In Heidelberg
Princess Sophia committed death by own action in Heidelberg yesterday by putting a bullet through her brains. Cause unknown.
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Princess Sophia
Heidelberg
Sophia
United States v C L Cole Assault Hearing Scheduled
The U S case against C L Cole for assault with a dangerous weapon on Mead Maynard is set for next Monday morning at 4 PM before Commissioner Albrecht. Defendant is represented by E. M Stanton. The incident occurred at Flat City in the late week. The Beaver launched from Nulato last Wednesday with 18 tons of dog salmon aboard.
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C L. Cole
Mead Maynard
Albrecht
E. M Stanton
Flat City
Nulato
Giants and White Sox plan world tour after 1913 season
Chicago announces a winter world tour for the New York Giants and the Chicago White Sox. The itinerary runs Oct 18 to Mar 6 from Chicago with sea voyages to Vancouver then China, Japan, Manila, Australia and Egypt. Cities listed include Columbus Davenport Des Moines Omaha Sioux City Lincoln St Joseph Kansas City Fort Smith Marlin Beaumont Galveston Houston Dallas Abilene San Antonio El Paso Douglas Tucson Los Angeles San Francisco Tacoma Seattle Vancouver.
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New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
The
Enterprise
New York
Dick Bunnell
White Sox
Giants
Comisky
Ted Sullivan
Texas
Vancouver
B C
Orient
America
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Davenport
Des Moines
Owaha
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St Joseph
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Houston
Dallas
Abilene
San Antonio
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Tucson
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Tacoma
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Vancou
Kilbane and Walsh Fight Ends in Tie in Boston
Bantamweights Johnny Kilbane and Jimmy Walsh battled 12 rounds in Boston with Kilbane earning a clear outpoint effort yet the bout ended in a draw last Wednesday night.
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Boston
Johnny Kilbane
Jimmy Walsh
Kilbane
Walsh
Arctic Brotherhood Camp Flat No 26 notices meeting and elections
A general meeting for Arctic Brotherhood Camp Flat No 26 is set for Tuesday Sept 23 at 8 pm. Members are urged to attend as officers will be nominated that day for the next term with elections Oct 7 and installation Oct 14.
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Arctic Brotherhood
Camp Flat No
C. R. Peck
Arctic
A. E. Bain
Arctic Recorder
Gaynor Burial Set for Monday in New York
The remains of New York Mayor William F. Gaynor who died aboard the Baltic on September 16 en route to Europe arrived in New York and a funeral is planned for Monday, September 22.
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New York
William F. Gaynor
Europe
Representative Ralph W Moss Dies in Wallington at 51
Representative Ralph Wilder Moss of Indiana's Fifth District, a Democrat in his third term, died in Wallington early yesterday morning. He was 51 years old.
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Wallington
Ralph Wilder Moss
Indiana
Moss
China to apologize for Nanking killings under Japan pact
Pekin reports China will apologize for the deaths of Japanese nationals in the Nanking bombardment and provide indemnities to the families of the deceased as part of this week’s accord with Japan.
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Pekin
Japan
China
Nanking
Leach Cross to Meet Rivers in 20 Round Title Fight
Lightweight contenders Leach Cross and Joe Rivers signed articles for a 20 round bout at Vernon near Los Angeles on October 14 giving boxing fans a high profile clash.
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Los Angeles
Leach Cross
Joe Rivers
Vernon
Gouver Ferris calls special session on Calumet riots
Lansing Mich Sept 19 Gov W N Ferris convened a special session of the legislature to investigate riots linked to the recent miners strike at Calumet. The move aims to address the cause and prevent future unrest.
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W.N. Ferris
Calumet
Japan Sends More Boats To Coast Patrol
Tokio reports two cruisers and four torpedo boats left port this week to join the Japanese fleet patrolling the coast of China.
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China
Money Voted for Refugees
Washington reports nearly unanimous approval by the senate and house for a 100000 relief appropriation for American residents in Mexico. Mrs Fred Carter travels from a mining camp to Fairbanks for the winter while Siguard Wiig returns from the Yukon and plans to head to Dawson after handling local business.
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Senate
House
Mexico
Fred Carter
Fairbanks
Siguard Wiig
Yukon River
Dawson
Important Strike In Kougarok Sparks $10 Daily Wages
A strike at Quartz creek in Kougarok yields workers earning about ten dollars a day by wheeling dirt down to the creek and rocking it. Gust Rexson is the reported finder, with Quartz creek feeding into Dahl creek. The report notes widespread prospecting along the stream and various dredge and gasoline engine operations in the district.
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Gust Rexson
Dahl Creek
Lars Gunderson
Corbin and Cary
Yeager and
McLean
Combination Company
Bassett and
Hurley
Fletline
Hutton
Dick Creek
Serpentine
Shismariff Inlet
Gunderson
Shaughnessy and Kelly
Jerry Sullivan
Lane Improves Slowly Under Heat in Berkeley
Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane shows slow, uneven improvement and is moved to a cooler retreat as California endures record heat with temperatures reaching 106 degrees. Lane fainted last week in Oakland during the Native Sons Admission Day parade.
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Cal
Franklin K. Lane
Lane
California
Oakland
Big Tim Sullivan Killed on Tracks
The body of Congressman Timothy D Sullivan was found near city railroad tracks in a mangled state. It is believed he was killed the day he escaped from a sanatorium after returning from Europe six weeks ago. The morgue held the body for ten days before identification. His funeral last Monday drew thirty thousand attendees.
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New York
Timothy D Sullivan
Europe
Big Tim
Former Governor Folk Takes Job With Bryan
President Wilson sent the nomination of Joseph W. Folk, former Missouri governor, to the senate for confirmation as solicitor of the State Department. Folk, a Brownsville Tennessee native aged 44, previously served as Missouri circuit attorney and governor.
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Bryan
Wilson
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Senate
State Department
Folk
Brownsville
Tenn
St. Louis
Impeachment Proceedings Begin Against Gov Sulzer in Albany
Albany Sept 19 The New York state senate convened as an impeachment court to hear House charges against Gov Sulzer and took the required oath. A brief session adjourned until Friday afternoon with Sulzer not appearing.
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State Senate
New York Legislature
House of Representatives
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