Maine Victims Parade to Arlington in Nation's Capital
Sailors escort famine Maine dead from Havana to Washington for memorial services at the State War and Navy Building and Arlington Cemetery. President Taft to speak as naval honors, bells toll, and a wide procession leads to the grave. Senate adjourns to attend.
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United States
Birmingham
North Carolina
Actio
Maine
Havana Harbor
Washington
State
War and Navy
Potomac
Arlington Cemetery
Nation
Navy Yard
Eighth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Treasury
White House
State, War and Navy
Ecaissons
Taft
John F. Chadwick
Frew. E. Livingston Bayard
Maine Memorial
Executive Avenue
Osgood Smith
I. Ss. Harvey
J. F. Case
Havana
Cemetery of
Arlington
Kallipolis Grotto
United Spanish War Veterans
Chidwick
Bayard
Church of the Covenant
Nineteenth
H_ Streets
Paul Revere
All Souls’ Church
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Blankenberg
Senate
House
Library of Congress
Lillian French Tells Woes of a Laundry
Lillian French describes hardship from laundry work in New York in a short special feature. The piece highlights daily grind, low pay, and limited relief for workers in the garment district.
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Lillian French
New York
Outlaws Use Signal Code to Evade Detectives in Hillsville
Reports say fugitives have perfected a signaling system via waving sheets rifle shots and fires to warn each other of pursuing detectives. Sentries on hilltops with spyglasses watch roads and passes while signals reach trained lookouts. Sidna Edwards held in Hillsville jail after admitting involvement. he expects Roanoke transfer.
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Baldwin-Fella
Allens
Jack Allen
Sidna Edwards
Lambsburg
Hillsville
Roanoke
England still wrestles with labor crisis over wage bill
In London the Federated Miners Union outlines new campaign plans after Parliament killed the minimum wage amendment. The bill faces third reading Monday and Lords consideration as Commons returns after a dramatic late session. The United Kingdom endures a titanic labor struggle amid growing distress.
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London
Federated Miners’ Union
House of Lords
Commons
United Kingdom
Miners Seek New Basis of Settlement in Wales Strike
In South Wales thousands suffer amid a historic labor strike as idle workers defy law to seek food. Miners adjourned for a noon session and agreed to press government talks while Enoch Edwards hinted the minimum wage bill could be rejected, suggesting a need for a new settlement basis.
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Great Britain
South Wales
Enoch Edwards
Collision in Fortville Wrecks Cars Injures Many
A head on collision west of Fortville Indiana last night caused two interurban cars to burn with Bert Minzer dead and W C Robbins Proctor Gamble Detroit manager fatally injured. Eighteen others hurt including M S Leisure Indianapolis Robert Shelburn Worthington and Fred Babcock St Louis. Injured transported to Indianapolis in a Big Four freight caboose as coroner investigates.
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Fortville
Ind
Bert Minzer
W. C. Robbins
Detroit
Proctor- Gamble Company
Here
M. S. Leisure
Indianapolis
Robert Shelburn
Worthington
Fred Babcock
St. Louis
Fear for safety of Scott expedition in Antarctic
Wellington special reports the Japanese Antarctic expedition under Lieutenant Shirase arriving from the south. The crew said they had not sighted Captain Scott or any English party, fueling fears that the British expedition may have perished in the Antarctic circle. All Japanese crew are in good health after explorations along King Edward VII Land. The party sailed from Sydney last September.
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Shirase
Amundsen
Scott
Antarctic
King Edward VII Land
Sydney
Sudden Illness Halts Chicago Pack Trial
CHICAGO Special A government physician appointed by the Federal District Court was sent to the Majestic Hotel to diagnose H I Bucklin, the juror whose sudden illness stopped the trial of the Chicago packers case arousing suspicions.
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Chicago
Lil
Federal District Court
Majestic Hotel
H. I. Bucklin
Trial adjourned as Bucklin recovers for Monday return
The trial paused with no session to lay. By lawyer agreement the case goes to Monday morning if Bucklin is sufficiently recovered. Attorney Fierce Butler will view for the Government and Judge Carpenter will deliver instructions when the case resumes and the jury is to hear it.
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Bucklin
Fierce Butler
Carpenter
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