Church Upholds Mrs Stetson After Six Hour Meeting
The First Church of Christ Scientist in New York sustains Mrs Augusta E Stetson amid a stormy six hour session that ended after eight pm The inquiry committee report contains twenty eight points challenging the Boston Mother Church charges against Stetson and the meeting voted to adopt it.
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First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Augusta E. Stetson
Stetson
Vingt O. Strickler
Jerome
Strickter
Boston
Strickler
Ella G. Young
Susanne Thomas
New York
Bretson
Boy's Long Sentence for Horse Theft Sparks Debate
Ottawa reports Cyril St. Armand ten years old of Thurso was sentenced to six years for horse stealing. At eight he was convicted of attempting to wreck a Canadian Pacific Railway train, but his youth spared him from harsher punishment for that and several burglaries.
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Ottawa
Wright brothers weigh Michelin Cup future in Europe stake
Wilbur and Orville Wright meet Katharine Wright in New York as they debate defending the Michelin Cup against Farman’s new record in France. Aero Club officials seek a Wright or Curtiss entry for a long time aloft contest, with possible venues from Kitty Hawk to Belmont Park and other U. S. locales.
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Wilbur
Orville Wright
Orville
Katharine Wright
White Star Line
Park Avenue
Dayton
Ohio
Henry Farman
Mourmelon
France
Farman
Aero Club of America
Europe
Cortlandt Field Bishop
The
Aero Club
Aero
Mr. Bishop
Wright Brothers
Glenn H. Curtiss
Hammondsport
Wilbur Wright
August Belmont
Belmont Park
Bishop
N. C
Colorado
New Mexico
Alfred E. Marling
W. W. Miller
George W. Perkins
W. E. Hutton
Mortimer L. Schiff
Henry Sanderson
W. L. Stow
Whitney Lyon
Edward Shearson
Robbery hits Canadian Express cashier for fourteen thousand
William Dobson cashier at Canadian Express Company Niagara Falls Ontario was robbed of 14156 in broad daylight at the Grand Trunk station. Two unknown foreigners struck him with a sandbag and fled as bystanders watched. The money came from Imperial Bank consignments destined for Toronto and Buffalo banks. Police helpline and riverfront patrols launched, no suspects yet.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
William Dobson
Canadian Express Company
Grand Trunk
Bridge Street
Dobson
R. B. Brown
Imperial Bank
St. Davids
Toronto
Buffalo
W. H. Mains
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Bridgeburg
United States
Budget Passes Commons by Large Majority in Historic Vote
London reports the third reading of the finance bill passed 379 to 149 amid a crowded chamber. Lloyd-George Asquith and Balfour spoke as ministers cheered. Nationalists abstained, signaling a broader Lords battle and a party line clash over taxes and tariff reform.
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London
House of Commons
Lloyd-George
Asquith
Balfour
House of Lords
Timothy Healy
Louth
John E. Redmond
Commons
Lords
Ireland
Boy Hero Poisoned After Medal for Bravery
George Callahan a fifteen-year-old boy who earned a National Highways Association medal for holding to a taxi that fatally struck a girl was taken to New York Hospital after telling Patrolman Connell y three men poisoned him near Eighth Avenue and 24th Street. Doctors found no poison but reported weakness and dazed condition.
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om —_ George Callahan
West Street
National Highways Association
New York Hospital
Connelly
West 20Th Street
Eighth Avenue
24Th Street
Ninth Avenue
Steinheil Defense in Paris Court as Trial Winds On
Mme Steinheil withstands questioning with poise and wit as Judge Valles presses a sharp inquiry into her alleged murder of M Steinheil and Mme Japy. A dramatic scene includes a red wig suspect and a confessed claimant, while references to President Faure color the high profile trial.
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Tribune
Paris
Mme. Steinheil
Valles
M. Steinhell
Mme. Japy
Mme
Steinheil
Assize Court
Associated Press
M. Aubin
Jean Lefévre
Lefévre
Réné Collard
Felix Faure
France
M. Faure
Mme. Maseline
Havre
Alps
Frederick Harrison Burlingham
Comet to Cross Sun Predicted by Cambridge Astronomer
Cambridge observers report Halley's comet may pass across the sun on May 18 next, based on calculations by Rev. G M Searle C S P from Mount Hamilton and Williams Bay observations. Searle cites a probable transit with longitude alignment plus latitude of about 4 degrees 15 minutes, Greenwich time 2 15 am May 18.
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Cambridge
Mass
Halley
G. M. Searle
New York
Starvard College Observatory
Father Searle
Mount Hamilton
California
Williams Bay
Blackmail Confession Ties Big Four Treasurer Shortage
C L Warriner the Big Four treasurer confessed that a shortage of 50 000 to 100 000 dollars was caused by paying blackmail to a man and a woman for three years. He admitted paying 75 000 dollars in total. The blackmailer, an ex employee, is said to live in Chicago and may be arrested. the woman fled Cincinnati. General Counsel Hackney said prosecution decisions depend on New York authorities.
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Cincinnati
Big Four Railway
C. L. Warriner
Warriner
New York
Big Four
Chicago
J. L. Hackney
Martial law in Lynchard town as guards surround jail
Gassaway West Virginia November 4 a mob with two armed factions roams the streets near Exchange where two Black men Levett Lews and A Johnson are held after an assault. Governor Glasscock arrives with staff as guards reinforce the jail amid taunts and threats.
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Gassaway
W. Va
George Lockhold
Exchange
Wheeling
Glasscock
Levett Lews
A. Johnson
Girl Killed by Taxicab on Park Avenue
Jennie Bernstein, daughter of painter Bamuel Bernstein, was killed last night crossing Park Avenue between 114th and 125th streets when a red taxicab struck her. The taxi driver fled the scene and escaped.
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Jennie Bernstein
Bamuel Bernstein
Nowts East 14Th Street
Park Avenue
114Th
125Th Streets
Weet
Thelreek
Greek officers arrested after mutiny against government
Athens reported Lieutenant Tiba naval officer who led the uprising and Lieutenant Dimoulis were arrested. All principals in the mutiny are in custody. Tibaidos may face only a political charge and not the death penalty. A new Florida train The Flamingo runs quickest to Jacksonville and Havana served by Seaboard Air Line.
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Athens
Tiba
Ceece
Dimoulis
Tibaidos
Florida
Flamingo
Jacksonville
Havana
Ing
Seaboard Air Line
Spreckels Plans National Reform Drive Against Graft
Rudolph Spreckels, financer for Francis J. Heney, announces a nationwide reform group to fight municipal graft and wealth concentration. He aims to extend efforts from Washington to small cities and restore public trust in business and politics. He predicts San Francisco’s recovery after two years of reform. Also noted is the St Louis Limited schedule change: NYC departure 10:55 A M and arrival in St Louis 1:26 P M with through sleeping car to Cincinnati.
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the Tribune
San Francisco
Rudolph Spreckels
Francis J. Heney
Washington
ST. Louis Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ady
Indictment Released Against Holland-America Line Chief
Adrien Gipps general manager of the Holland-America Line was held in 10000 bail after pleading not guilty to two indictments. The charges allege rebating in twelve and twenty counts related to fish shipments from Northern Europe and transshipment or rail shipments under agreements alleged to violate the Sherman act. United States Attorney Henry A Wise said maximum fines could reach 250000.
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Federal Grand Jury
Holland-America Line
Adrien Gipps
Judge Hand
United States Circuit Court
Gipps
Henry A. Wise
United States
Monster Pie For President Taft Union Delivers Giant Thanksgiving Pie
The Pie Salesmen's Union plans to present President Taft with a colossal Thanksgiving Pie. Henry Henkin and D. Papin will deliver the monster mince pie at the White House on Thanksgiving morning. The event follows a union meeting at Odd Fellows Hall on St. Mark's Place.
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Taft
Pie Salesmen's Union
White House
Henry Henkin
D. Papin
North Dakota Leads World With Record Dreadnought Trials
Rockland Me Nov 4 The North Dakota fastest battleship of the Dreadnought type afloat made a measured mile speed of 22.25 knots and an average 21.833 knots on tests. Turbine engines produced a maximum 35159 horsepower, surpassing Delaware and British Bellerophon. Written by H G Smith Fore River Shipbuilding.
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Rockland
North Dakota
Delaware
Neptune
United States Navy
H G. Smith
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Edward G. Evans
Inscott
Cape Ann
Boston Light
Turbine's Triumph in Navy Standardization Test
Captain Robert S Griffin, engineer in chief, hails the result as a very good performance for the turbine ship during the standardization test. He notes the Delaware, sister ship with reciprocating engines, performed less favorably, reinforcing high hopes for turbine propulsion. The report comes from The Tribune via its Washington correspondent.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Robert S Griffin
Navy
Hutch S. Cone
Capps
North Dakota
The
Tribune
Griffin
Delaware
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4. E. Stetson
A. Ensworth
Mrs. Stetson
Boston Board of Directors
Miss Ensworth
Daily Tribune
New York City
Jersey City
Hoboken
First Church of Christ
Wrights
Henry
Boy Hero
Steinheil Defence
Savannah Lign
Broadway
Advt
West Virginia
Chauffeur
Spreckels Reform
Holland - America
Monster Pie
Bines
Turbine
Naval
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