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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
5
London Aug 15 Sylvia Pankhurst youngest daughter of Emmeline Pankhurst was freed from Holloway jail under the cat and mouse act after a four day hunger strike and water refusal following her re arrest for leading a suffrage mob on Downing Street.
Washington Aug 15 Democrats approved President Wilson’s plan to advance currency reform right after the tariff bill. The caucus urged Congress to consider currency and banking laws immediately, with little appetite for a recess. Owens-Glasg bill favored. opposition noted from O’Gorman and Hitchcock.
Police report six strikebreakers killed and several provincial constabulary wounded after clashes with striking miners at Extension mines in Vancouver Island. Dawn patrols by 200 militia under Governor Bowser took positions along the east shore as rioting spread through Nanaimo districts.
General P. L. Abbey leads state troops on strike duty toward Lansing to press talks with Governor Ferris. J Alfred Murphy of Detroit reports from the field that mine operators refuse to bargain with the Western Federation of Miners.
Utica New York August 15 Dr Francis Robertaccio testified that nurse Emma E Krill told him she had given morphine to Dr Stanley Tron in a glass for a headache the day of his death He said he did not tell Coroner Dodd at the inquest Dr Rossi testified the body indicates morphine poisoning court cleared after Italian spectators applauded.
Washington August 15. The house committee’s lobby investigation faced further delay as star witness Martin M. Mulhall remained ill. Attorney John W. H. Crim filed a physician’s certificate noting Mulhall’s threatened nervous breakdown.
Canton China Aug. 15 Twelve hundred were killed in the fighting between rebels and pillagers rampant across Canton City. Half the soldiers joined the rebels and together they looted goldsmiths and silversmiths stores. Local generals are powerless amid internal dissensions.
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