Prince Ito's Assassin Executed in Harbin
A report says Prince Ito's killer was executed at Harbin. His three companions were severely injured but improving, including Ito's private secretary, Japanese Consul General Kakauwan, and M. Tataka head of the South Manchurian railroad. The extraordinary council met for hours. no decision released. The ministry is expected to pursue Ito's conciliatory policy while punishing Korean rebels.
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Rio
Prince Ito
Harbin
Kakauwan
M. Tataka
South Manchurian
Ito
Barrie Seeks Remarriage as Pauline Chase Photo Emerges
Barrie wants to remarry Pauline Chase, the actress linked to his hopes after divorce. New cable reports say he has urged his estranged wife Mary Ansell to return, despite her preference for a younger man, with a rumored offer of a quarter of a million dollars.
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Peter Pan
Mary Ansell
Daring Burglars Fire On Policing duo on Holmes Avenue
In a noon to afternoon pursuit two burglars fought bicycle policemen Mullin and Stewart on Holmes avenue near Victoria street. Shots flew as the men fled to 411 Warrum avenue and were wounded and captured. Police described the older suspect as about 35 and the younger as 28, both refusing to ID themselves. The incident drew a large crowd as the wounded suspects were taken to City hospital and police investigated.
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Holmes Avenue
Mubin
Burslar
Mullin
Yang Man
Warrum Avenue
Welch
Victoria Street
Afiultin
Stewart
Schlangan
Hartsell
A. S. Parker
Massachusetts Avenue
George Mitchell
Hyland
Lieut
Sandmann
Farina Farmer Death by Self Inflicted Shotgun Action
Henry Winhirst a farmer living three miles southeast of Bethel died early Wednesday morning from a self inflicted gunshot wound. He pointed the shotgun at his head and was killed instantly.
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Bethel
Com
Detectives Rally as Dynamiters Target Von Spreckels Buildings
Indianapolis detectives intensify pursuit after a wave of dynamiting against Albert Von Spreckelsen contractor properties. Rewards rise as Capt. Manning orders full mobilization, with labor groups and local unions offering bounties totaling up to 260 dollars. investigators stress cross–city labor tension and possible strikebreaker links.
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Albert von Spreckelsen
Ee Eee
von Spreckelsen
Murat
Irerr
Frank H. Wheeler
Central Libor Union
Building Trades Council
Manning
Indianapolis
Boys in Conspiracy to Rob School Teacher Named
Miss Mary Bufink reported missing funds at a Haughville public school. Ralph Fiscus, Addison Avenue. Cecil Hollingsworth, Holmes Avenue. and William Seib, Holmes Avenue, admitted in juvenile court to stealing 25 cents, 1.53 dollars, and 62 cents respectively. Judge Stubbs noted a broader pattern of thefts and promised action.
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Mary Bufink
Haughville
Ralph Fiscus
Addison Avenue
Cecil Hollingsworth
N. Holmes Avenue
Wiliam Seib
Stubbs
Fiscus
Hollingsworth
Seib
Jude Stubbs
General O O Howard Dies After Civil War career
Burlington Vermont October 27 Black troopers of the Tenth United States cavalry guard the body of Gen O O Howard who died last night of heart disease at age seventy nine. He was a key Civil War commander credited with saving the Union at Gettysburg by holding his position against overwhelming odds.
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Burlington
Tenth United States Cavalry
Ethan Allen
O. O. Howard
Howard
Gettysburg
Funeral Train Carried Ito’s Body Amid Military Honors
In Seoul a calm reception followed by fears of rebel groups seizing an opportunity for unrest. The body of Ito traveled from Harbin toward the coast with a military guard at each station. Russians and Chinese joined Ito’s compatriots in paying tribute to the slain prince.
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Seoul
Ito
Harbin
Sea Front
Mne
Assassination of Ito Described as Political Move
The death of Prince Ito of Japan at Harbin is described by his son Hirobuni as a political act. He arrived in Genoa and claimed a Korean party opposed to Japanese control orchestrated the assassination to promote Russian or American influence on the peninsula. He said Japan’s stance toward Korea will not change.
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Rome
Prince Ito
Japan
Harbin
Hirobuni
Genoa
Efe
Korea
Russia
America
Powers elected president of Eastern League
New York Oct 27 Patrick T Powers was unanimously elected president of the Eastern Baseball League. Delegates immediately began discussion of next season’s schedule after the vote.
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New York
Patrick T. Powers
theEastern Baseball League
Taft Arrives in Memphis Amid Harbor Welcome
President Taft arrived by the Oleander at Memphis harbor to a crowd that overflowed the levee. A flotilla of small boats escorted the president ashore while bells rang and whistles tootled in his honor. The schedule for the day was shortened by the late arrival.
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Taft
Memphis
Tenn
Nicaraguan Minister Resigns Charge d Affaires Appointed
The Nicaraguan minister Espinosa informs the state department he resigns his post and Mr. RodrIquez will be charged as chargé d affaires.
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Washington
Espinosa
State Department
Rodri‘quexeto
Priest Stops Prizefight in Weehawken Barrage
Father John J. Preston of St Lawrence's Catholic church raided the Plymouth Athletic club in Weehawken New Jersey and halted a prizefight featuring The Dixie Kid. He forced entry and appealed for calm then filed a complaint at the police station.
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New York
John J. Preston
Weehawken, N. J
St. Lawrence’s Catholic Church
Plymouth Athletic Club
Dixie Kid
Charles Sieger
Hoboken
Sieger
Father Preston
Denman Testifies He Did Not Defraud Mrs McCrady
Attorney Joseph H. C. Denman faces disbarment in circuit court and testifies he acted properly in dealings with Mrs. Frankie McCrady. She accuses him of extorting more than $1,000 via insurance politics and claims he promised her husband’s release from prison in Leavenworth for a sum. In court Denman presented books and papers to prove dates of visits and transactions. The jury hears the case.
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Joseph H. C. Denman
Circuit Court
Frankie McCrady
Denman
Teavenworth
Seymour
Dahlen Engaged as Brooklyn Manager
New York Oct 27 Charles H Ebbetts president of the Brooklyn National League club announced Bill Dahlen former Boston player would manage the team next season.
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New York
Charles H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn National League Baseball Club
Bill Dahlen
Boston
Magistrate Furlong Indicted for Bribe Acceptance
Kings county grand jury indicted Magistrate Henry J. Furlong of Gates Avenue Court Brooklyn for accepting a bribe. The case stems from alleged improper conduct while serving in the Gates Avenue court.
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New York
Henry J. Furlong
Gates Avenue Court
Brooklyn
Kings County Grand Jury
Texas
Sixteen New Houses Soon to Be Erected
The Southern Lumber company received a permit for 12 houses on Eastern Avenue near St. Clair Street at a cost of $24. A permit was issued to Central States Lumber for four houses on Rural Street near St. Clair Street at a cost of 38.0.
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Southern Lumber Company
Eastern Avenue
St. Clair ‘Street
Central States Lumber Company
St. Clair Street
Prohibition Club Hearing Reports Vice Conditions in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Prohibition club met at Morrison's hall and heard a five member committee report on a slumming tour last Saturday night. Dr. Albert Stanley pledged to close illegal districts if elected mayor. Ministers were urged to preach on vice the next Sunday. Sumter Elxynes defended Gov. Marshall’s remarks at a charities conference. The group backed Miss Nicholson for school commissioner. The slumming report reiterates past scathing findings and contains descriptions deemed too vile for publication.
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W. M. Likins
National
Prohibition
Albert Stanley
Mayost
Indianapolis
Sumter W. Elxynes
Columbus
Gov. Marshall
Iself
Miss Nicholson
Likins
Hackman Fights Off Joy Ride Suspect At Grand Hotel
Henry Miller, a hackman near the Grand hotel, saw a stranger mount his back and ride off at 1 30 am. John Arnold of 8703 Burton avenue was arrested an hour later by Bicycle Police Simon and Hall. They traced the hack to roadhouses and found Arnold with another man who said Arnold had been invited to ride downtown from Lon Mc Clure's saloon.
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Henry Miller
Grand Hotel
Miller
John Arnold
Burton Avenue
Simon and
Hall
Eighteenth
Rembrandt
Arnold
Lon McClure
Thompson McFarland Bout Postponed Indefinitely
The fight set for November 1 in Kansas City between Cyclone Johnny Thompson and Packy McFarland is postponed after Thompson injured his leg in Chicago. Reports from Chicago indicate he is in good health now.
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Kansas City
Cyclone Johnny Thompson
Packy Mcfarland
Thompson
Chicago
A P Swineford Former Alaska Governor Dies
A. P. Swineford, former governor of Alaska, died yesterday in Juneau. He had served as Alaska’s executive during Cleveland’s first administration and was a former resident of Marquette. Relatives here received the death message.
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A. P. Swineford
Marquette
Mich
Alaska
Juneau
Cleveland
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