Huerta Told Not To Kill Deputies
Provisional President Huerta faced international pressure as the United States and public opinion urged against executing deputies arrested in the capital. The note to Foreign Minister de la Huerta stressed no such deaths would be endorsed, amid talk of a split forming within Huerta’s army and potential rapid developments.
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Washington
Huerta
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Amerias
Benue Motema
Tir Nelson iV
Mexico City
John Lind
Wilson
Department of Mtace
Shaughnessy
Sonor
Mexico
Ufe
Nat Herts
Timothy Woodruff Succume Ends Life After Stroke
New York mourns Timothy Woodruff a three time lieutenant governor who died after hours on oxygen following a paralytic stroke. He collapsed during a public speech as officials reported the incident and the crowd reacted to the sudden illness.
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Timothy Woodruff
New York
Timothy Waoonwrur
Anile Me Woodruff
Misreported Case Shrouds Trial Outcome in Clarkeville
Frederick Knisely, a Clarkeville bookkeeper, was exonerated by a core jury after a fatal shooting of his father Thomas Jo Kniwelew. The elder man was alleged to have attacked his son and daughter with a butcher knife, according to the readable fragments.
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Clarkeville
Frederick Knisely
Thomas Jo Kniwelew
Pers
Bolt Hits Minister in Albion Ark Killing Suspect
Five other members of the family were seated nearby and escaped unharmed as a minister was struck by lightening and probably fatally injured in Albion Arkansas. The incident occurred near the minister and involved several family members. Police or local authorities have not released further details.
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Bolt
Albion
Ark
Get
Koch
Baptist
Sear
Finds Land in Far North Near St Michael Alaska
The Rustian government steamers Taimrr and Waycatch, under Commander Wilits ky, have spent three years exploring north of Stheriya and arrived for coal. Captain Wilitsky reports discovering a bey of land extending as Greenland beyond latitude 1 north and longitude 102 east.
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St. Michael
Alaska
Taimrr
Waycatch
Wilitsky
Stheriya
Greenland
Six Crown as Boat is Upset Near Pittsburg
Six people drowned when a skiff overturned in the Allegheny River near Pittsburg Pennsylvania. The deceased are Antone Widmier Carl Widmer John Widmer Jr John Widmer Sr Julius Sober and Jos Sober, son of Julius. Two others escaped.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny River
Antone Widmier
Carl Widmer
John Widmer
Julius Sober
Jos. Sober
Julius
Girl Swims Golden Gate Record by 12 Year Old Myrtle Wright
In San Francisco Myrtle Wright aged 12 swam the Golden Gate and broke all prior records for women swimmers. She completed the crossing in 35 minutes and 40 seconds.
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San Francisco
Cal
Myrtle Wright
Golden Gate
One Slain and One Wounded in Regulation Duel
Chicago reports a duel between Tony Dingo and guest Michael Aluso with Iago accidentally killed. Dingo, 35, died. Aluso is hospitalized after the quarrel ends in gunfire.
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Chicago
Tony Dingo
Michael Aluso
Dingo
Iago
Aluso
Scalded to Death in Bath in Cleveland
Henry W Judé a prosperous retired businessman and director in multiple local companies was found scalded to death in his Cleveland bathtub. His wife discovered the body several hours later, prompting investigations into the tragedy.
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Cleveland, O
Henry W Judé
Home Rule Endorsed by National German American Alliance
The National German American Alliance strongly endorsed home rule for Ireland in a meeting held at San Francisco. President J. Viewamer and officers were reelected, with Bartholdt introducing the resolution after praising Ireland’s support for American liberties and immigration laws.
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Ireland
National
Richard Bartholdt
Iriel
Prancisco
Busch Burial in St Louis
Adolphus Buech, a prominent St Louis benefactor, died aged 76 after a long illness in Germany. His death followed praise for outliving physicians who doubted his recovery, and his passing prompted a communal response in to St Louis. The funeral arrangements were to be held in St Louis.
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Busch
ST. Louis
Adolphus Buech
St Louis
Eltizer
Hie
Rhine
Germany
Farmers kill each other in Arkansas shotgun duel
In Fort Smith Arkansas Bear Athens and Fred Stover both farmers died in a pistol duel sparked by Stover’s threat to take Burnett’s daughter away. Burnett shot near a cart, Stover fired at Burnett, and both men fell dead as his wife and daughter were at Burnett’s home. The separated spouses and daughter were present during the exchange.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Athens
Howard County
Burnett
Fred Stover
Honham Tex
Stover
Stovers
Six Rail Riders Indicted After Riot Attack in Waukegan
In Waukegan five women and one man were charged with riot following an assault during a mob action. The victims include Mrs John Richartson wife of a firmer merchant who was dragged along a rail and dumped into a puddle of water as tormentors pursued her toward her home. Named defendants include Anna Stadfeldt Alma Walton Mary Sable Kate Wagner and a cousin Anna Stadfell plus Edward Keorl.
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Waukegan
Valo
John Richartson
Explosion Injures Seamen On USS Tuscarora
Two sailors are hospitalized with likely fatal injuries after a snell explosion aboard the USS Tuscarora. One sailor named Foss reportedly struck his slet with a heavy hammer, causing the accident.
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Milwaukee
Tuscarora
Foss
Trial of Mendel Hetiless in Kiev sensationalized by paper
A Kievilanin article blasts the court case against Mendel Hetiless charged with murdering Christian boy Andrew Yushinsky Kiev. In Chicago, infant care classes begin next week in 14 schools with demonstrations led by health department nurses.
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Kiev
Russia
Kievilanin
Mendel Hetiless
Andrew Yushinsky
Chicago
Health Department
Teddy's Son for Congress in New York Twentieth district
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. is to be nominated for Congress in New York's Twentieth district to succeed Francis Burton Harrison. If S Strauss declines the Progressive party nomination, the plan may shift.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Francis Burton Harrison
S. Strauss
Progressive Party
Panama Canal Gatun Dike Blast Reduces Water to Culebra Cut
The Gatun Lake dike blast near the Culebra Cut, ordered by President Wilson, released 40 tons of dynamite in over 1,000 holes. The explosion aimed to raise water levels and ready the canal for navigation to the 45 foot level, with heavy smoke and dust followed by rapid repair efforts.
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Pashma
Dees Rite
Altowiuc
Gatun Lake
Culebra
Wilson
Washington
Gway Ste Drenges
Gaton Lake
Haa
Panama Canal
Murderer’s unexpected reprieve delays Kansas City execution
In Kansas City Missouri the condemned man told reporters he was disappointed to be spared. He prepared for the scheduled death sentence for the murder of his wife and stepdaughter, dressing and waiting on his cot as a deputy marshal explained the appeal to the Supreme Court granted a reprieve. The event ends with the prisoner awaiting further action.
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Kansacity
Neo
Waeley Robnson
Negre
Supreme Court
Uece
Corn crop condition improves in October report
Washington DC report notes improved corn condition over the last month. The department of agriculture estimates final production at 2,373,000,000 bushels, 752,000,000 bushels below last year’s record.
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Washington, DC
Department of
Tornado Hits Broken Bow Area Causing Damage and Injuries
An October tornado plowed through Custer county including Broken Bow, the county seat, causing extensive damage in the rural district with several injuries but no fatalities reported at this time.
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Broken Bow
Neb
Custer County
Broken How
Washington endorses education for girls to be efficient wives
The United States Bureau of Education endorses an effort to educate high school girls in skills that would prepare them as efficient wives and housekeepers. The endorsement signals support for curriculum aimed at homemaking and domestic efficiency within secondary education.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Education
Last Barrier Blown on Isthmus Panama
President Wilson in the White House pushed a button and signaled the final barrier between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans on the Isthmus of Panama, marking the completion of the canal project.
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Panama Canal
Washington
White House
Wilson
Panama
Brackett Attacks Sulzer At Impeachment Hearing
Former State Senator Edgar T Brackett delivered a vitriolic address in Albany charging Gov Sulzer with obstruction of testimony and pursuing a scheme to shield associates from testifying. He cited alleged attempts to sway witnesses and influence the Frawley committee probe into a $1000 payoff claim.
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Albany
N.Y
William Sulzer
New York
Edgar T Brackett
Board of
Stephen Stellwell
Eam
Ion Sulter
Stilwell
Cere
Camaliel
Sione
Gov Syieer
Frawiey
Attorncr
Ieorg Vorsenthak
ATHLETICS ARE CHAMPIONS New York World Baseball Title
The Philadelphia Athletico defeated the New York Clan to win the World Championship in a decisive series final day. Pitcher Mathew and batter Markapatous sparked the victory as New York showed no comeback after the decisive third game. Key players from both teams are named in a crowded, early 19th century sports recap with inning by inning scoring details.
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New York
Philadelphia Athletico
New York Clan
Dows
Enaies
Connie Markapatous
Ant John Methwe
Heck
Spon Chelety Mathew Man Ty
Teatrereea
Ald Meyers
Cave
Walijeemw
Molen
Machett Sage
Peetterioen
York
Vesterns
Margeard
Usurer Tolman Sentenced in Usury Case in New York
David H. Tolman, notorious for lending at high rates, was convicted of violating the late usury law. He received a six month term in the penitentiary after a clerk’s testimony that he charged 2 percent per year for $10 used over three months. The defendant claimed he had served 40 to 60 town offices nationwide.
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New York
David H. Tolman
Deven
Ela Tmeothe
Teeth Field
Uae
Moore
Court Favors Hose Bank in Olympia Suit
Olympia court declines to interfere with a woman's right to currency handling in her home while the Yakima hotel case is noted. In Russia, authorities confiscate the conservative paper Kieflanin after alleged violent attacks on officials amid a ritual murder accusation involving a Jew named Mende Belle.
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Olympia
Wash
Myrtie Armstrong
Yakima
Supreme Court
Kieff
Russia
Iles
Kieflanin
Mende Belle
Cardinal Garcia of Spain Dead
Cardinal Gregory Maria Aguirre y Garcia of Toledo and primate of Spain is dead. He was born March 12, 1825 and was created cardinal on April 15, 1907.
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Cardinal Garcia
Spain
Toledo
Gregory Maria Aguirre Y Garcia
Canadian Land and Apple Show Opens in Winnipeg
The National Canadian Land and Apple Show opened in Winnipeg Manitoba under the auspices of the Neominion government and will run until Saturday of next week. The exhibit showcases produce and agricultural products attracting local visitors and supporters.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Neominion
Graphic survivor recounts Volturno disaster aboard Carmania
A sole survivor, Walter Trintepohi, recounts the Volturno fire and shipwreck, detailing failed lifeboats, crew panic, captain’s hard choices, and the Carmania rescue. The article notes 126 passengers and crew lost, others saved by international ships, with survivors aiding each other amid flames and chaos.
Urgee Better Sanitation Report Urges Public Help
Washington Persia health officials cite public gatherings such as railroad stations churches and schools as risk points in a report by Dr W C Rucker assistant surgeon general of the public health service. The report calls on the public to aid in minimizing danger and improving sanitation.
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Washington
Persia
Ark
W.C Rucker
The
Public Health Service
Langer
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