Plot to damage American fleet shocks Rio authorities
Rio de Janeiro police uncover an anarchist plot centered in Rio and Petropolis aimed at destroying part of the American Pacific fleet lying in harbor. Chief conspirator identified as Felber. Sao Paulo and Minas Geraes police seek him. U S officials report no details and caution remains high as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Petropolis
Gao Paulo
Minas Geraes
Jean Fedhar
Fedber
Fedder
Anderstood
Sao Paulo
Associated Press
Washington
Paris
France
Germany
Felber
United States
Brazil
John ®. Pillsbury
Bureau of ‘Navigation
Navy Department
Evans
Pillsbury
Connecticut
Missouri
Hae
Hampton Roads
New York
Tayiogan
Hyans
Rio
Ruemor
Vans
Plate
Dua
Multiple Jan. 20 brief items across states
A compilation of brief reports from Cannonsburg and Wallaboro Pennsylvania to Columbus Ohio and beyond. Incidents include a fatal kitchen accident, a hospital convalescence, a professor’s death, a man slaughter acquittal, a forgery commutation, mail robbery arrest, gravedigger injury, a suicide attempt by a Pittsburg youth, petrified remains found during disinterment, rail line spiking completion, an Alton murder case, a fatal burn, a widow’s pipe fire death, a large city fire, truancy wedding prep, humorous burglary confessions, a Cleveland girl murder, a false arrest reward, federal injunction extensions, and a fatal fall at a dance.
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Shippensburg
Sarah Geist
Washington
Mamie Hayes
Clarence Hayes
Alton
Titusville
Nelle Banks
Clarksburg
W. Va
Jamieson & Martin
Budness
Jamieson & Barnett
Lee
Coca Cola
Starcher
Quinn
Mazleton
Jennie Mastrata
Franklin
Columbus
Bernade
Cleveland
Yes
Oho Penitentity
Mount Carmel Hospital
Lfe
Sharon
Fred Orr
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Orr
Pyankiin Street
Parkersburg
W. Vadin
Dayton
Federal
John Mitchell
Walted Mina
Richland Coal and Coks Company
Glendale Coal Company
Pyadnthe
Currency reform plan to back notes with gold coins
Representative Charles N Fowler outlines a federal plan to retire banknotes, replace with gold certificates and silver, and create a universal gold reserve system. The proposal preserves bank autonomy, creates note redemption districts, and guarantees deposits via a government fund of about 500 million dollars.
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Boston
Charles N. Fowler
New Jersey
National House of Representatives
Commercial Club of
New Algonquin Club
Fowler
Yoo
Committee On Banking and Currency
United States
House Committee
Banke
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REDS
Menale
Plass
Bryan
Ald Beckham
Frankfort
Beckham
Campbell
W. J. Bryan
Inguegent
Port Au Prince
Haiti
St. Mare
Gonalves
Tristate News
Cannonsburg
Jarvis Spather
Wallaboro
Young
Harris. Bute
Allen Camp
George Betts
Night Express
John Kulek
Bentleyville
Edward Doyle
Pittsburg
Bellefontaine
Catherine Lehdigh
Mount Vernon
Ward Golgi
Miller Hall
Colghi
Colgin
World's Money Center
Sheriffs’ Sales
Jae
Bex
Tndlann
Court
Tedlanny
Etnay Linia
Ortebs
Mary Cribs
Sluiepatry
Mahone
Lidlinn
Bowrdot
Torwit
H.O. Kelly
Northena
Vida
Flame Bulldiog and Loan Association
Devomter
Hibbs
WM. K. Kluingensmitil
Indiana
Enounty
Iadinan
Pennsylvnda
Bouatedk
Saltsburg
Eatlad
Oakland
Lowry
W. H. Wood
Prgo
Emma J. McKee
Langham & Elkin
Cunningham & Fisher
Lottere
Charles D. Grumbling
East Wheatfield Township
Grumbling
D. A. Campbell
James W. Mack
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Mike Gima
Green Township
Andrew Marrinko
Postco
Lovejey
Box
Creekside
Elhein Stuble
Main Street
H. Kleinstub’s Big Store
Creekside, PA
Indiana County, Ua
Morrih
Rubinowlty Rerays
Dtubinowita
Jacob Watling Sherif
Grantinpa
Morris E
Lubinowtz
Fadluda
Poona
Court of Common
G. Rubbnowlly
Moery
A. J. Wolford
A. Dy
Ao Nelford
Gilbert
Charles Jowart
Muborlnge
Cudinva
W.p. Juart
L. Lewis Cramer
Brembers
M. Jank
Admietratch'a Nofice
Lov J. Amaud
Fat
Churryhitt
B. Amond
At. G. Amond
Adiainiatrators, Ping Fists
Galbreath
J. B. Gai
H.R. Galbreath
Ayers Noticr
Orphana’ Court of Indians County
Acde
Fsa
De‘gree
Xard Court
Engle
Olirn KE
A. Engle
Marshall Building
W. ML Mawar
THE
Cunningham CO
Pennsylvania
Plain & Fancy
Patent Colt
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