Ellis Behind Mackintosh Claim Exposed by Mexican Securities
Detailed prospectus reveals Mexican Securities and Construction Company controls Manning Mackintosh claim against Mexico valued at over 105 million Mexican pesos. William H. Ellis, linked to the assignment, transfers stake to the New York firm. Ernesto Madero, secretary of the Mexican Treasury, calls the claim null and void since 1886, while the case traces through international law on nationality and ownership.
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Manning & Mackintosh
Government of
Mexico
NEW York Times
Mexican Securities and Construction Company
Broad Street
Enrique G. Mackintosh
Mackintosh
Ernesto Madero
Treasury of
Madero
THE
TIMES
Mexico City
Manning-Mackintosh
Enrique Mackintosh
Mexican Securities and Construction Empany
New- York
the Treasury
Mexican Securities,and Construction Company
United States
Citi
United Belier
Gurique
Nrique G. Mackintosh
New York
Europe
William H. Ellis
Fayne Moore Badger
San Antonio
Texas
Ellis
Menelik SE
America
Duke of
Abyssinia
Kent Loomis
Francis’ D. Loomis
Menelik
Washington
Ors
Plymouth
Wills
Old
Presi
Destruction of Betts Copy Shocks Chicago Art Circles
In Chicago on a Friday at the Art Institute, Bert D. Betts slashed a copy of his brother Louis Betts celebrated painting Apple Blossoms. Mrs. Louis Betts compelled the act with insults, then tore the canvas. The incident ends with Casey returning the piece and Betts taking other commissions.
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New York Times
Chicago
Bert D. Betts
Louis Betts
Art Institute
W. M.R. French
Young Betts
Bert Betts
Friends of American Art
Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Rome
Betts
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Institute
Edwin A. Casey
Casey
Woman aviator Bernetta Miller plans monoplane exhibitions
Miss Bernetta A. Miller of Canton Ohio arrives in Washington to perform a series of monoplane displays this week. She will not fly until after the funeral of Lieut Rockwell and Corp Scott who died at College Park. She aims to prove aeroplanes practical and vows not to fly for fame. The War Department says flying will continue and new officers will join the aviation school at College Park.
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New York Times
Washington
College Park
Bernetta A. Miller
Canton
Ohio
Lieut. Rockwell
Corp. Scott
Army
Aeri
War Department
Lieut
Rockwell
Chandler
Family of five drowns in Canadian lake tragedy
In Omemee Ontario a Toronto man William McCaffrey his wife Laura his mother Grace McCaffrey and two children Mary 12 and Howard 8 died when a canoe capsized in the Pigeon River. A fourteen pound muskellunge hooked to Mr McCaffrey’s line caused the accident and the coroner ruled the fish strike led to the canoe overturn.
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Toronto
Omemee
William McCaffrey
Canadian General Electric Company
Laura Sager McCaffrey
Mary McCaffrey
Grace Maxine- McCaffrey
Howard Sager McCaffrey
Butler's Butler Shot Victim Dies In New Rochelle
Serena H Starrett died at New Rochelle Hospital after being shot by former butler John Francis McGuire in his home. Starrett identified McGuire as his assassin before death. Coroner ordered autopsy. bullet pierced liver. Starrett, 55, survived by wife and daughter. McGuire arraigned for murder.
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New York Times
New Rochelle
N. Y
Serena H. Starrett
John Francis McGuire
Livingston
C. N. Raymond
Starrett
Brooklyn
New York
McGuire
Balkans On Verge Of War Amid Russia Mobilization
Russia has mobilized large forces near Warsaw as tensions rise in the Balkans. Bulgaria suspends reservist dismissals, Serbia summons reserves, and Greece demands satisfaction over Turkish actions in Samos. Montenegro faces warnings as regional powers seek peace but prepare for possible conflict.
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NEW York Times
London
Balkans
Russia
Warsaw
Bulgaria
Turkey
Belgrade
Servia
Ant
Hep
Tuekey
Porte
Montenegro
Greece
Samos
Copenhagen
Balkan
George
Constantinople
Adrianople
Macedonia
Berlin
Asia Minor
Sofia
Jamboli
Daily News
Ferdinand
Railroad timetable notices in Pennsylvania chaos
Fragmented OCR snippet shows timetable and train line references in Pennsylvania with partial, unreadable station names and dates. The text lacks coherent events or clear entities beyond generic railroad scheduling terms.
Woman's Body Found Adrift At Twin Island
A partially clothed woman about 40 was found washed ashore at Twin Island in Long Island Sound. Coroner Healy examined the body at Fordham Morgue noting facial injuries and signs of prior nasal removal. Identity is unknown. autopsy to confirm cause of death and whether foul play occurred.
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Twin Island
Long Island Sound
Joseph Junz
Brook Avenue
Fordham Morgue
Healy
Naval Review Prep With Dreadnoughts Assembling
In a preview for next Sunday Times the Picture Section highlights the forthcoming naval review. Dreadnoughts will begin gathering within days to showcase the fleet for the event and public viewing.
Gainsborough Portrait Worth $70 000 Confirmed
Metropolitan Museum officials have pronounced the portrait to be by Gainsborough. The Bolton heirs dispute ownership, with Miss Arabella Bolton urging the work pass to her. Executors report the painting remains in their possession as estate matters proceed.
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Priory School For
Adele Bolton
New Rochelle
Bolton
Virginia
Annie Bolton
Arabella Bolton
Boltons
Gainsborough
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Bryson Burroughs
The
Metropolitan
Westchester
Robert Bolton
Bolton Priory
Pelham Manor
Washington Irving
James Bolton
New York State
Metropolitan Museum of Artana
Jamies Boulton
J. Addison Young
Charles H. & J. A
Snow on the St Lawrence Brings Record Northward
Snow fell at Norwood and Massena in the St Lawrence region marking a new northern record for winter appearance. Heavy rains since Sept 1 have delayed harvests and left hundreds of acres of late-sown grain unharvested. The County Farm Bureau estimates losses at 200000 dollars as farmers rely on hand harvests in muddy fields.
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New York Times
Wathortown
N. Y
Norwood
Massena
Here
New York
County Farm Bureau
Majestic Reports 1236 Mile Progress From Southampton
Shipping update from the Marconi Wireless desk notes SS Majestic sailing from Southampton toward New York was 1,236 miles behind at 6 PM on October 2.
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Marconi Wireless
Majestic
Southampton
New York
Governor Wilson Urges Free NY Democratic Choice at Syracuse
Gov. Wilson declares New York Democrats must choose their own candidates and platform at the Syracuse convention. He warns against external dictation from any state and urges a progressive, independent path, stressing the nationwide impact of New York’s decision. The party faces a critical turning point as its stance is eagerly watched.
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Syracuse
New York
Selgi
Straus
Hedges
Riot at Lawrence Demostration Ends in Clashes
Rioting, clubbing, and gunfire mark a parade in Lawrence Massachusetts to honor Anna Lopizzo. Police clash with 1000 mill workers and I W W members as two policemen are stabbed and several demonstrators injured in the confrontation led by Carlo Tresca.
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Taeew York Times
Lawrence
Mass
Anna Lopizzo
Ettor
Giovannitti
Caruso
Eigh- Mill
Lawrence Station
Boston
Haverhill
Carlo Tresca
Pittsburgh
Common Street
Hampshire
Essex
Lawrence Street
Lexington Street
Socialist Societies
Tresca
Mrs Patrick Campbell in dangerous condition
London report says actress Mrs Patrick Campbell has been ill for nearly two weeks and is now considered in dangerous condition.
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London
Patrick Campbell
German Chamber Delegate Stricken With Pneumonia
Friedrich Thorwathy Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce of Frankfurt on the Main fell ill with pneumonia and remained in a private Boston hospital in critical condition. He is 68, a Dresden Bank director, and editor of Commercial Laws of the World. Sir Thomas Wadson, Bermuda delegate, was hit by an electric car near his hotel with lower limb lacerations.
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Boston
Mass
Friedrich Thorwathy
Chamber, of Commerce
Frankfurt-on-the- Main
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
W. T. Rincke
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Herr Thorwart
Dresden Bank
Frankfurt
Thomas J. Wadson
Hamilton
Bermuda
Wagoner Mayor narrowly escapes mob violence during campaign
Hugh Long mayor of Wagoner and State Representative-elect faced a lynch mob in Aiken South Carolina. Sheriff rescued Long from his office as the building was surrounded. Long had earlier shot bank president Pickens Gunter amid political tensions. The sheriff moved Long to jail after extracting him from the threat.
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Aiken
Hugh Long
Wagoner
Sherif
Long
Wasener
Pickens Gunter
Bank of Wagoner
Frank Day Dies After Auto Crash in Tarrytown
Franklin Day of Summit New Jersey and 56 Franklin Place Newark jewelry firm Day Clark Co. died at Tarrytown Hospital from injuries suffered in a car wreck on the White Plains road Friday. His wife was injured and treated at hospital before being sent to Summit.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Franklin Day
Franklin Place
Summit
N. J
Day, Clark & Co
Newark
Tarrytown Hospital
Carmel
White Plains
Mr. Day
Augusta Street Car Strike Fails to Settle
In Augusta Georgia a second meeting among Mayor Barrett city officials and street railway reps failed to end the strike. Three citizens were killed by state militia in recent days and martial law remains as National Guard units patrol. The railway will present its reply to city proposals at a City Council session tomorrow morning. Obstructions halted car service and a steam road roller was used to block tracks.
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Augusta
Barrett
Street Railway Company
National Guard
Wilson Says Murphy Must Not Control New York Democratic Convention
Gov. Woodrow Wilson urged that the Syracuse State Convention be free from Murphy influence to select candidates aligned with progressive National Democratic sentiment. He avoided naming Murphy or Dix but signaled readiness to oppose their plans, warning he may name and read out opponents if pressured to renominate Dix. Wilson consulted with New York leaders by long distance during the action.
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New York Times
Sea Girt
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Charles F. Murphy
Syracuse
National Party
Wilson
New York
Straus
Hedges
Gov. Dix
Mr. Murphy
Gov. Wilson
Davy Crockett
Mahy
Democratic Party
Smith
N. Y
Sea Girl
Oscar S. Straus
Job E. Hedges
Charles I
Murphy
James A. O'Gorman
Senator O'Gorman
OGORMAN EXPECTS VICTORY IN SYRACUSE CONVENTION
Senator James A. OGorman arrives in Syracuse amid Democratic convention expectations. He states the gathering will be open and harmonious and signals support for a Wilson faction led by Murphy. Gov. Wilson’s Sea Girl statement suggests possible nomination shifts away from Dix.
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Bulga
Ria
New Yorton
Pennsylvania
the ST. Lawrence
Goss
Pat Campbell
Commerce
F. Thorwatt
Sir T. J. Wadaon
Acker, Merrall & Condit Co
Straus and Hedges
Sonal
Dix
O’gorman
Tammany
Justice Dowling
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