Germany to greet Portuguese provisional government
Germany moved to enter semi official relations with Portugal's republican provisional government following Brazil's recognition and Swiss notification. Britain hinted England will recognize once the revolution nears completion while France and Italy are expected to follow. The overall international status of the Portuguese situation appeared brighter as major powers leaned toward recognition.
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Italy
England
Germany
United States
Crown Point Thieves Charged In Farm Robberies
Four Chicago women were arrested in Crown Point after a two week spree of robbing farms of hams fruit and other goods. Each was fined 20 and costs totaling 20 more per case. Sheriff Grant sought Chicago help and found multiple stolen items in a garage.
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Chicago
Grant
Plucky 12 Year Old Fends Off Intruder in Indiana Yard
In Noblesville on October 13 a 12 year old boy named Wailer Whicker, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Whicker, startled a tramp trespassing on his family's Tipton road property. The boy seized a shotgun, loaded it, and fired twice as the intruder fled. The tramp lay still briefly, then his legs appeared impaired.
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John Whicker
Ekin
Tipton Road
Sheridan
Sherman Uses Soft Pedal On Attack At Columbus Day
Chicago October 13 Vice President Sherman was guest of honor at the Columbus Day celebration. At the banquet he delivered a sharp speech titled Mean Who Bluster and Flaunt Honesty aimed at Roosevelt but did not name him. The speech revealed his bitterness over recent defeat, with United States Senator Lorimer seated nearby.
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Sherman
Roosevelt
United States
Lorimer
Extradition Appeal Adjourned Two Weeks
In New York on Oct 13 the hearing on the appeal of Louis and Angelo Cella from a Washington extradition decision was adjourned to Oct 28. The men face indictment for violation of the federal anti bucketshop law. Proceedings are under review from Washington.
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Angelo Cella
United States
Shields
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Man selects morgue slab then dies in Pittsburg theater ticket row
Evan Lloyd, age unknown, walked into the Allegheny county morgue in Pittsburgh on October 13 and chose a slab saying he would be brought there someday. He then collapsed and died while attempting to buy a theater ticket after placing the body on the slab he had chosen.
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Evan Lloyd
Fancey Street
Railroads face millions in improvements demands
Washington October 13 Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission that railroads require large funds for equipment orders and improvements. He cited B and O needs of about 50 million dollars this year, with heavier wages and taxes raising annual expense estimates by 4.44 million. He noted dividend payouts and a 1.5 million for betterment plus 4.125 million for a surplus in the previous year, underscoring the financial burden driving rate increases.
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Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Dahlman Breaks With Bryan In Nebraska Gubernatorial Race
Omaha Mayor Dahlman, the Democratic nominee for governor, denounces W. J. Bryan in Hastings speech. He calls Bryan inconsistent and attacks his policies, signaling a split in party unity as defections rise and Republicans employ familiar political tactics.
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Dahlman
Omaha
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Wood Saw and Buck Symbolizes Hernly Candidacy
New Castle Ind October 18 The wood saw and the sawbuck will be the emblem for Charles B Hernly a candidate for state representative from Henry county on the November ballot. He previously announced an independent ticket bid and filed a petition blocked by twenty seven voters of all parties before leaving for Indianapolis.
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Ind
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Hennly
Henry County
Hernly
Indianapolis
Five Hurt When Auto Is Struck By Train Near Johnstown
Pittsburg, Pa. Oct. 13 Five persons were injured in a collision when the automobile carrying Johnstown residents was struck by a freight train near Johnstown Thursday. Officials named include George Meeaters, Edward Decker, G. S. Hickrey, Tessie Chambers and Edith Zimmerman with serious injuries reported.
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George Meeaters
Loraine Steel Company
Edward Decker
S. Hickrey
Tessie Chambers
Edith Zimmerman
Found Dead with Bullet in Brain in Indiana Garden
Martinsville Ind Oct 18 David M Kennedy 58 was found dead in his Lewisville garden with a rifle bullet in his brain near the right ear at 4 p m Coroner Bradley calls it accidental believing a trigger jerk on a wire as Kennedy climbed a fence to reach his potato patch He left a wife and four children
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Ind
David M. Kennedy
Lewisville
Bradley
Kennedy
Mine Continues to Give Up Its Dead at Starkville Mine
Starkville Colorado October 13 The Starkville mine continues to yield victims with fourteen bodies recovered and more than twenty others reported. Rescue work is being pushed and it is expected all victims will be brought to surface by Friday night. About three fourths of the fifty five miles of steps have now been explored.
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Starkville
Coloe
Beveridge and Roosevelt Campaign in Indiana and Illinois
Amid crowds in Vermilion and surrounding counties Col. Roosevelt and Senator Beveridge campaigned to defend honesty in public life. The Indiana stop highlighted Beveridge's tariff fairness stance and an impartial commission, with supporters labeling him an honest reformer. Roosevelt spoke briefly in Danville while political foes avoided endorsement.
Danville Mecca for Insurgents Heralds New Nationalism
Danville, Indiana becomes the rallying point for progressive Republicans opposing Cannon as Theodore Roosevelt visits to drum up support for Albert J. Beveridge. The town hosts insurgence crowds, reporters, and political veterans as Roosevelt nears cross into Indiana, with Beveridge and associates forming the insurgent leadership.
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Wabash
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Logansport
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Palmer
Sheridan
Roosevelt rallies crowd with anti corruption plea in Danville
Roosevelt arrives amid cheers as he launches a sharp anti corruption address. A clanging streetcar interrupts the speech drawing jeers at crooked public figures. The colonel denounces jackpotters and urges residents to demand honesty from all legislators regardless of party. Beveridge joins the moment on the car.
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Roosevelt Campaign Whirlwind Tour Reaches New York
Roosevelt enters New York on a whirlwind campaign train. He will speak in Dunkirk and Elmira with a trek including Jamestown Wellsville Hornellsville Corning Salamanca. Brooks locomotive works will close during his visit and the trip continues to New York.
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Hornellsville
Corning
Elmira
New York
Longworth to Enter Senatorial Campaign
Toledo dispatch notes Nicholas Longworth son in law of Theodore Roosevelt will seek the U S Senate if Senator Dick loses his bid. Longworth is on a stump tour of Ohio with the announcement coming Thursday in Toledo.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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D A R Convention Opens In Detroit Reports Growth
The Detroit state chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution began its first real business session on Thursday with an address by State Regent Mrs. James P. Brayton of Grand Rapids. She reported thirty-six state chapters and 2,088 members, up 74 since she became regent.
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Mich
the Daughters of the American Revolution
James P. Brayton
Grand Rapids
China seeks student support for navy fund drive
New York Oct 13 500 Chinese students at American universities are urged to deny luxuries and contribute money toward the Chinese Navy. The appeal calls for patriotic sacrifice to strengthen China’s naval forces amid ongoing tensions.
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New York
Taft to spend four days in Beverly for play and rest
President Taft announced he will spend the next four days of his stay at the summer capital in golf and motoring. He will halt camera coverage at the Taft cottage after Thursday and return clerks to Washington while he focuses on leisure and a long talk with Col. George W. Goethals about the Panama work.
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Mass
Taft
Taft Cottage
Washington
New York
George W. Goethals
Panama
Isthmus
Congress
Col. Goethals
Diaz Saves Scalp by Jailing Madero
Mexico City report says plans for another uprising against President Diaz were thwarted by the arrest of Gustavo Madero, brother of Francisco Madero, who allegedly sought mutiny among army officers. Two others are jailed and more arrests are expected.
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Mexico City
Diaz of
Mexico
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Francisco Madero
Meliton Hurtado
Cincinnati Chief Loses His Badge in Graft Probe
Cincinnati Ohio October 13. Mayor Schwab asked for the resignation of Chief of Police Paul Millkin at noon Thursday amid a gambling graft probe. Lieutenant Casey was the first to be dismissed.
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Paul Millkin
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Casey
L N Earnings Fall At Louisville Cotton Slows Traffic
Lotisville Kentucky October 13 The earnings of the L and N railway for the first week in October show a decrease of 22445 This is the first decrease reported in years It was caused by the slow movement of cotton.
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Lotisville
L. & N. Railway
1000 Men Quit At Paducah Shops Strike Action
Paducah Kentucky October 13 The entire Illinois Central shops force walked out Thursday morning in sympathy with the striking car men. More than a thousand men are out.
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Ilinois Central
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