Mexican Troops Fire On U S Patrol Near El Paso
A detachment of Troop H, Second Cavalry, was fired on by Mexican Federal cavalry about fifteen miles east of El Paso. No Americans were wounded though shots were exchanged. two Texas rangers were also fired upon. US authorities and Juarez officials opened investigations as border patrols were doubled.
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el Paso
Texas Rangers
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Hi. L. Rhodes
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Diaz Urged to Return and Lead War College in Mexico
Ex President Porfirio Diaz, now in Biarritz France, is urged by the Huerta government to return and head a new War College in Mexico City to guide military operations. Diaz may serve in an advisory capacity if recalled, while Huerta warns that the revolution is contained and elections will proceed with multiple ticket options.
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Boerial
New York ‘Times
Mexico City
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Huerta
France
Biarritz 'N
Diaz
War College
Geronimo Trevino
Trevino
Department of War
Gen. Huerta
Foreign Office
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Gamboa
Rascon
Calero
Flores Magon
Biarritz
Oaly
Madero
Frederico Gamboa
Ttsus
Thieves Steal Lens as Three Pose for Photo at Gallery
Detectives Wendeberg and Kelly answered a Greenpoint alarm at Jacob Denenberg’s gallery where a $77 camera lens vanished after three men posed for a group shot. Denenberg developed the image and identified two suspects, William Demargy and John Riley, who denied involvement as officers reviewed the exposed likenesses.
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Kelly
Jacob Denenberg
Manhattan Avenue
Greenpoint
Mr. Denenberg
William Demargy
Leonard Street
John Riley
Greenpoint Avenue
Tragedy at Grace Crossing Claims Paterson Family
Jurgen Lange 61, superintendent of Bottony Worsted Mills, died at 6 15 p m when a switch engine struck the automobile carrying him his son and the son's mother in law at the Twenty seventh Street grade crossing Paterson New Jersey The two Lange brothers were in a following car with Joseph Lange and Mrs Martha Pierce both wounded and listed as critical The crossing has no safety gate and view of tracks is blocked by buildings
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Recesal
New York Times
Paterson
N. J
Jurgen
Lange
Bottony
New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad
Lexington Avenue
Passaic
Mr. Lange
Edwin F. Lange
John W. Lange
Joseph Lange
Martha Pierce
Faterson General Hospital
Pierce
Snuffing Hero Stops Runaway Horse on 117th Street
Patrolman Carey of Lenox Avenue Station halted a runaway horse dragging a butcher wagon on Seventh Avenue near 117th Street. He briefly used snuff to calm the frenzied animal, saving Mrs Itha Fleming and her two week old baby who stepped into the path. The young driver John Elwood had fainted earlier after the horse bolted.
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Lenox Avenue
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Seventh Avenue
Itha Fleming
West 117Th Street
Crest
John Elwood
East 110Th Street
114Th Street
Reward for Rumsey gems in The New York Times ad
The Willam J Burns International Detective Agency offers a 20000 reward for the recovery of two pearl necklaces and other jewelry belonging to Mrs C C Rumsey, formerly Miss Mary Harriman. The items were stolen from the Rumsey home at Glen Head, New York, between 8 pm Saturday and 8 pm Sunday, with a thief leaving no identifying clue.
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Willam J. Burns International Detective Agency, Inc
NEW York Times
C. C. Rumsey
Mary Harriman
Edward H. Harriman
Charlies Cary Rumsey
Rock Ot
C. Rutage
Seine Eal Eis
Rumsey
Glen Head
L. B
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Sunda
Roosevelt Dominates Rochester Convention on Court Noms
Theodore Roosevelt steered the State Progressive Convention in Rochester to back Judge Learned Hand for Chief Judge and Justice Samuel Seabury for Associate Judge of the Court of Appeals. The platform denounces Tammany Hall and Barnes machine influence and condemns the Ives Court decision.
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New York Times
Rochester
Theodore Roosevelt
Learned Hand
Samuel Seabury
Court of Appeals
Judge Hand
United States District Court
New York City
William Barnes, Jr
Republican Organization
Tammany Hall
William Sulzer
Col. Roosevelt
High Court
Tammany
Commonwealth
Barnes
Executive Committee
William E. Werner Rochester
Werner
Hand
Seabury
Justice Seaury
Ammany, Barnes
Murphy
Ives
City's Last Tribute to Mayor William Jay Gay por
The Sunday Times outlines a full commemorative section on Broadway funeral crowds and a city’s tribute to Mayor William Jay Gaylor. It notes transit and sidewalk activity as mourners gather, with sections on politics, theater, and society.
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William Jay Gaypor
Broadway
Mystery surrounds death of Rebecca P. Gay in Los Angeles
Rebecca P. Gay a Christian Science healer was found slain in her Hellman Building office likely by a rival gang or agent of white slavers she exposed earlier. Police hold John H. Gay her San Diego former husband as a suspect amid threats against her and others.
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Rebecca P. Gay
H. Ww
New York Times
Cal
Christian Science Ten
Hellman
Josep
Empress Theatre
Gay
Hou
Chas. E. Sebastian
Sarah T. Gee
Cc. B. Gay
Cavenden
Christ Hollywood
Third Church City
Miss Eleonora Sears Court Absence in Operating Charge
Salem Massachusetts September 27 Miss Eleonora Sears failed to appear in court to answer a charge of operating a motor vehicle without proper authorization. The case proceeds with a bench warrant and further action pending.
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Reed
Eleonora R. Sears
New York Times
Salem
Masa
First Vessel Enters Atlantic From Panama Canal Gatun Lock
Capt Stewart led the Gatun the first vessel to reach the Atlantic from the Panama Canal after passing through the Gatun Lake lock. The voyage tested lock operations and showed the Atlantic entrance ready for business. Dredges will soon begin channel work toward Gatun Lake. Water into Culebra Cut set for Oct 1 with a gradual rise to 15 feet by Oct 10. Central division abolished Oct 10 with duties reassigned to the Chief Engineer.
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New York Times
Panama
Stewart
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Governmentug
Gatun
Atlantic Lock
Gatun Lake
Culebra
Gamboa Dike
Zinn
Central Division
Cucaracha Sitde
Gamboa
Col. Goethals
Pedro Miguel Locks
David D. B. Gailiard
P. Jervey
Jervey
Croker Attacks Gaynor Memory and Tammany Wealth
Richard Croker former Tammany leader issues a lengthy statement from Glen Cairn Ireland criticizing the late Mayor Gaynor. He accuses Gaynor of corruption and defends Tammany while alleging efforts to influence police and finance, arguing reformers would face higher taxes under non Tammany rule.
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New York
London
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Glen Cairn
Dublin
Edward F. Croker
Fire Department
Fire Department of
Gaynor
Murphy
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Walks Like An Ape At 71 In Lincoln Park Show
A 71 year old North Clark Street customer Camille Lundt attracts a morning crowd in Lincoln Park as he walks on his hands and moves like an ape. He claims his all fours exercise suspends organs as nature intended and shows off knotted muscles before striding off with athletic step.
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New York Times
Chicago
Lincoln Park
Camille Lundt
Clark Street
Lundt
Severe Floods Hit Southwest Texas Amid Heavy Rain
Serious flood conditions from recent rainfall spread across Southwest Texas. Damage to cotton was heavy in Refugio as the Mission River overflowed. the Rio Grande threatened to overflow near Brownsville. Corpus Christi Kingsville and others saw unprecedented precipitation. Bay City Matagorda rice growers reported losses running into thousands of dollars.
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Houston
Texas
Refugio
Mission River
Brownsville
Rio Grande
Corpus Christi
Kingsville
Bay City
Matagorda
Mrs Gates Enjoys Giving As Her Hobby
Colorado Springs September 27 The widow of John W Gates travels in a private car with six companions to visit her nephew Henry F Baker. She recalls gifting a $10 000 house and other property when Baker married his nurse. She says she enjoys charitable work and investigates every aid request.
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New York Times
Colorado Springs
John W. Gates
Henry F. Baker
Man Killer flaunts lash marks at Alabama convict camp
G. E. Glover a young white man from Greer South Carolina displayed a whip loaded with lead in Mobile Alabama. He had served a year at the Huxford Orvin Company turpentine camp and says he endured thirty four lashes. He reports the warden applied the same number to a convict. Governor O Neal has been notified.
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New York Times
Mobile
Ala
G. E. Glover
Huxford-Orvin Company
Glover
Lover
Greer
Gov. O Neal
Legacy for poor women in Miss Cruft will
Boston, Sept. 27 Public bequests totaling 225000 appear in the will of Miss Harriet O Cruft of Boston filed for probate today She died Aug 31 leaving an estate over 1 million chiefly in Boston real estate The will sets aside 50000 for women of American birth Protestant faith over 50 in need with preference to teachers ministers wives of better days Large bequests of 250000 to the Museum of Arts and 2000 to Massachusetts General Hospital and 1000 to Children’s Hospital
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Boston
Harriet O. Cruft
Mu of Arts
T Massachusetts Generalospital
On Children's Hospital
Tragic Bronx Accident Involving Truck Crushes Child
A three ton brewery auto truck on a steep Tinton Avenue incline in the Bronx struck 7 year old Martin Seitman who darted into its path. The wheel crushed his skull before the driver Fred Werner of 307 East Ninety First Street realized what happened.
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Tinton Avenue
Bronx
Martin Seitman
Fred Werner
East Ninety-first Street
Seven Hurt In Auto Crash In Hackensack
A seven student group traveling at high speed crashed at Main and Zabriskie Streets in North Hackensack. Driver Clifton Stiles and passengers Leslie Quackenbush and Charles Phie baut, all from Suffern, were pinned and severely injured and rushed to Hackensack Hospital.
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New York Times
Hackensack
N. J
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Zabriskie Streets
North
Clifton Stiles
Stiles
Leslie Quackenbush
Charles Phiebaut
Suffern, N
Heckensack Hospital
Sulzer Planning Murphy Attack Seeks Public Support
Sulzer aims to unmask an alleged conspiracy of revenge and to grill Murphy on the stand to gain public support. The plan centers on exposing motives, pushing for accountability, and shaping the narrative ahead of potential testimony.
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Murphy
Sulzer impeachment trial hinges on defense timing
Albany Sept 27 A high court impeachment trial for William Sulzer nears decisions on whether he will take the stand. Prosecutors prepare to challenge Duncan W. Peck’s testimony about a $500 campaign contribution. Sulzer plans a separate self defense, aided by a “kitchen cabinet” of advisers, while his lawyers weigh strategy and potential cross examination risks.
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New York Times
Albany
William Sulzer
High Court of
Duncan. W. Peck
State Superintendent of Public Works
Peck
Sulzer
D Cady Herrick
Sulger
High Court
Cady Herrick
Louis My Ten G. Fox
Irving G. Vann
Elvey D. Hinman
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Samuel L Frankenstein
Louis A. Sarecky
Samuel Bell Thomas
Col. Alexander. & T ¥. Larohy
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