Sun Yat Sen Said to Be Assassinated in Shanghai
Meager reports from China indicate Sun Yat Sen may have been assassinated after leaving Shanghai for Peking amid upheaval. San Francisco’s Young China Association relayed the news, while Chinese minister and state department sought confirmation. Sun, key figure in overthrow of Manchu rule and provisional president, faced possible assassination linked to Yuan Shih Kai as tensions rose in the republic.
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Sun Yat Sen Chinese Liberator Falls to Assassin
Sun Yat sen, famed Chinese liberator, dies after an assassination attempt. The incident shocks Shanghai as authorities investigate the gunman and mourn the leader who helped unify modern China.
Yuan Called On To Explain Executions In Peking
Chinese assembly demands immediate inquiry into the killings of Generals Chang Tien Chu and Peng Wei. Yuan Shih Kai has three days to explain or face possible impeachment. Li Yuan Hung directs Hankow as northern forces mobilize and tensions rise. A bulletin notes General Booth’s worsening condition.
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Penrose links to Archbold letters in 1904 campaign payments
Washington reports new twists in the Standard Oil campaign finance case. A Republican senator telegrammed Arthur Brisbane seeking original Archbold letters showing payments to Senator Penrose. Penrose may testify or be called as a witness while La Follette presses Roosevelt to disclose contributions to his 1904 primary campaign.
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Archbold
Senator Penrose
Washington
Penrose-Standard Oil
John D. Archbold
Theodore Roosevelt
Penrose
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Senate
Despondent suitor’s tragedy linked to rejected visit
An Indianapolis report notes a despondent man named Clayton Rhinehart, 25, killed himself after being refused admission to a young Wotan’s home while intoxicated. The piece adds a wartime-charged aside about Newtowne Connecticut and unclear invasion risk as World War II-era talk ends.
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Wotan
Clayton Rhinehart
Posson
Mexican Rebels Evacuate Juarez Concentrate Border Forces
Reports say Mexican rebels are withdrawing from Juarez while shifting strength toward the border. The situation highlights border tension and potential clashes along the line.
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Juarez
Movement in Panama Canal bill facing White House clash
President Taft asks Congress to pass a joint resolution declaring current legislation does not override the Hay Pauncefote treaty rights and that free tolls for American ships may be reviewed by the Supreme Court. Democratic leaders may block the proposal as Congress may authorize one battleship and eight submarines in naval appropriations.
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Panama
Taft
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Senate Repasses Appropriation Bill Over Taft Veto
The Senate passes the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill again after Taft vetoed it. The measure omits provisions to abolish the commerce court and removes a seven year tenure limit for government clerks. The bill heads to the president for a second time, with efforts to strike the commerce court continuing.
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Senate
Taft
Commerce Court
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District Attorney Shot in Staten Island Office
New York report states Sueva Albert C. Pach Richmond county district attorney was shot twice in his law office in the Staten Island Savings bank building by Mrs. Elizabeth M. Edmunds who believed he refused to prosecute her husband John Edmunds a New York City dentist for abandonment and non support.
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New York
Sueva Albert C. Pach
Richmond County
Staten Island Savings Bank
Elizabeth MM. Edmunds
John Edmunds
New York City
National League and American League Scores from St Louis and Boston
Baseball briefs list National League games at St Louis and New York with Crandall Meyers Sallee Wingo figures, and American League action at Boston with Willett Stanage Hedfent Carrigan. Also noted are American Association results from Kansas City Milwaukee St Paul and Columbus.
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New York
St. Louis
TY Crandall
Meyers
Sallee
Wingo
American League
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R.hle
Detroit
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Hedfent and Carrigan
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Columbus
Nominee Notified at Indiana Democratic Celebration
In Indianapolis Governor Marshall received official notification as the Democratic presidential nominee before a large crowd in University Park. Thomas Taggart chaired the event with Judge Alton B Parker delivering the message, followed by Marshall’s responsive address and a city tour ending at his North Pennsylvania Street home.
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Marshall
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Indiana Leads Health Praise at Marion County Institute
Charles HH Keyes, president of the National Educational Connect, lauds the Indiana state board of health and its secretary at the Marion County Teachers Institute opening. He calls school health a key educational area and credits Indiana as a national model for public health and hygienic standards.
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Charles HH Keyes
Edmcational Connect
New York
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Secrtary
Marion County Teachers Institute
Llooster
Keres
Indiana State Health Department
Ty, Tfurtys
Armed Robber Steals cash in Covington station
A gunman forced a ticket agent to surrender cash totaling a little over 50 dollars in a Covington station. He fired a shot in the waiting room and fled through a side door. Police later found him asleep under a tree west of the city. he claimed the name Hubert Hloward.
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End
Hubert Hloward
Sam Schepps in Controversy with Police and District Attorney
A dispute arises involving Sam Schepps and local law enforcement along with the district attorney. Tensions center on investigative decisions and potential conduct disputes affecting procedural outcomes.
Forged Detectives Back Down Amid Albany Murder Inquiry
A garbled report describes forged notes and police actions tied to a murder case in New York. It mentions detectives under Commissioner Waldo and District Attorney reports, Scheppe’s capture, and alleged attempts to intimidate witnesses. Details reference Rosenthal, Whitman, and a bank forgery scheme with cash withdrawals and checks deposited.
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Whitman
Schepps
Waldo
Serond
Dougherty
Scheppe
Wilde
West Side Court
Rosenthal
Frog
Market Quotations Prevailing Prices for Grain and Livestock
Market roundups from Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and East Buffalo show grain and livestock price ranges. Wheat No 2 red and oats No 2 varied across markets with cattle hogs sheep and lambs priced per region and date.
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Ste. Oatee
Chicago
Wheatee
Bsu
St. Louis
Cary
Mzio
Exemption of American Ships in Debate Causes Concern
The article reports fears that exempting American ships from certain provisions could prove costly. It notes debates in Congress over treaties and trade policy, with references to speeches and political maneuvering aimed at influencing public opinion and the outcome of the policy.
Unclear OCR Fragment Notes Personal Names
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases with no clear event or context. It mentions a deceased boss and multiple unreadable terms, lacking coherent facts or identifiable organizations or dates.
Fragmentary OCR Note From a Distressed Message
The readable text consists of disjointed phrases and misspelled words. It appears to reference a conversation or note with references to fear, haste, and a location or person named Chambers. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge.
Electric Bitters Promised To Aid Nervous Stomachs
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Tienry
Tenn
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