Taft Holds Course Against Intervention in Mexico
Beverly Massachusetts September 29 President Taft shows no change in stance toward Mexico despite a Senate subcommittee report favoring intervention He will not call Congress for an intervention vote and expects conditions to improve with protection for American lives and property Rebels along the Mexican border threaten Americans Hearst ranch manager seeks protection from the American Consul at Chihuahua State Department reports military forces promised to guard Hearst property
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Beverly
Mass
Senate
Mexico
Madero
Orozco
Taft
Mexico City
White House
Congress
United States
Fhe Ade
Washington
Hearst Ranch
Northextern
Chiluahua
Chivals
State Department
Chihuahua
Hearst
Quigg Arrested for Theft in Providence
Alfred W. Quigg, brother of Lemuel E. Quigg of New York, was arrested in Providence charged with larceny of 2000 from J Irving Davis. Police allege he borrowed the money to buy a newspaper in New York and did not repay, with Quigg held for arraignment tomorrow.
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Providence
Alfred W. Quigg
Lemuel E. Quigg
New York
J. Irving Davis
Grand Lodge Rhode Island
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Quigs
Davis
Quise
Doles
Shiu
Big Strike in Manila Cigar Makers Suspend Work
Mania reports a massive labor action as fifteen thousand cigar workers walk out, leaving fewer than a thousand on the job. The strike centers on opposition to government registration requirements amid a broad industry disruption.
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Manila
Morning News Briefs and Campaign Notes
Fragmented item list with references to Irish Orangemen defense, Enda life mentions, art malls, debs speaking at the Garden, moving men strike, missionaries study, coal outlook, stock gambling remedy, opera singing weeks, plane school, watchman night thieves, Murphy storlew, Wilson unbossed convention, Dix leaders in Syracuse, Ho highway fund, Taft campaign cheers, Roosevelt at mother’s home, life today note, Mexico intervention unlikely, Turkey war risk, money outlook brighter, U.S. reappointed, mutiny retaste, miscellaneous items.
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Orangemen
Debs
Garden
C.servree
Wights
Hert
Seheppa
Storlew
Murphy
Wilson
Dix
Syracuse
Dowling
Dentes Highway Fund
Taft
Burton Huck
Lawrence
Roosevelt
Simon Wrights
Mexico
Turkey
U.S
War Looms as Balkans Press Turkey On Macedonia Autonomy
In London and across the Balkans tension rises as Bulgaria and Serbia demand autonomy for Macedonia. Reservists are deployed to the Turkish frontier, while Greece protests over Turkish action at Samos. Montenegro faces sanctions and forces clash with Turkey. King George leaves Copenhagen for Athens as diplomats seek peace though war seems likely without real autonomy for Serb regions.
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Iby
London
Balkans
Bulgaria
Servia
Macedonia
Turkey
Ece
Montenegro
Sofia
the Times
Ferdinand
Greece
Samos
Roumell
George
Copenhi
Athens
Denmark
Paris
Balkan
Belgrade
M. Pashitch
Novipazar
Seutarl Vila
Rescue of Wagener Mayor Shelters from Mob in Wagener
A mob aimed to lynch Hugh Long mayor and state representative elect. Sheriff and deputies protected him in his Wagener office as crowds surrounded the building. Long warned not to return, earlier violence followed by a fatal shooting of Pickens Gunter, Bank president, amid political feuds. Long was later jailed.
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Aiken
D. C
Lon
Hugh Long
Wagener
Long
Atent 18
Waxener
Pickens Gunter
Bank of Wagener
Lang
Cece
Man Hit by Jay's Auto Dead in Newport
Jamen I Lorukehunk, 65, died from a fractured skull after being struck from the rear by Augustin Jay's auto in Newport. He had been riding a Ken motorcycle when the accident occurred Sunday evening. Authorities say the collision was unavoidable and an investigation is underway.
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Jay
Chen SE
Manny
Newport
R Iy
Jamen I. Loruikehunk
Newport Hospital
Augustun Jay
New ‘Yorks
French Lick Springs
New York Central Lines
Madison
Adet
Free Unbossed Democratic Convention in New York State
Syracuse dispatch reports the Democratic State Convention will be free and unbossed. George Palmer says delegates will run the convention, with Murphy likely guiding but not directing. Rumors tie Dix backing and Dowling to possible candidacies as Murphy seeks a governor in step with Wilson's progressive platform.
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Tammany
Eom
the Tribune
Syracuse
George Palmer
Empire State
Charles F. Murphy
Palmer
Murphy
John A. Mason
Secnery
Winfield A. Huppuch
Dix
Wrelock
Senator O'Gorman
Wilson
Jo Oany
Oscar Straus
O'Gorman
New York
Wilson appeals for Irish hear leaders in New York
Governor Woodrow Wilson urges New York Democrats to nominate a progressive candidate free from personal control, aiming to keep the party open to independent action. He asserts the need for a New YorkDemocracy free to choose its own platform without Tammany influence amid Syracuse convention preparations. The piece also notes Irish event coverage featuring William H. Redmond defending Home Rule and Orangeman supporters in Carnegie Hall.
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New York
W. H. K. Redmond
M. P
Tammany Hall
Wilson
Murphy
Nnion
Egard
Lound
Eivernor
Wnr Party
York
At & Tower
Keeb
Ireland
Wong
Carnegie Hall
William H. K. Redmond
John Redmond
Orangeman
Home Thule
Liberal Party
George Croydon Marks
Hedmond
America
Willian
Hoyne
Fourteen-Pound Muskellunge Causes Boat Disaster
Toronto reports a fishing tragedy at Omemee where a fourteen-pound muskellunge hooked to Willian McCaffrey, sales manager of Canadian General Electric, drowned him, his mother, wife, and two children when the boat tipped during the struggle to land the fish. The coroner cited the big pike as the deadly cause.
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Toronto
Omemee
Willian McCaffrey
Canadian General Electric Company
Turco Italian Peace Talks Near Final Phase in Switzerland
Rechad Pacha arrives at Ouchy to press Turkey's latest proposals as negotiations with Italy move toward final wording of a peace treaty. A protocol draft may delay even if Turkish terms are acceptable. Turkey aims to conclude peace after elections, not before October 15.
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Ouchy
Switzerland
Rechad Pacha
Turkey
Italy
Rednd Pacha
Woman from Newport Tries Gas Suicide in New York
A refined woman about fifty two, believed to be Margaret Crimmons of Newport, inhaled gas in a West 1st Street lodger room. Found unconscious, she was taken to New York Hospital in critical condition. Police found letters addressed to Crimmons and a loaded revolver among her belongings, plus a book with underlined passages hinting at despair.
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Newport
Margaret Crimmons
West Iste Street
New York Hospital
Louis
Ellingwood
Hellevue Avenue
Rhode Island
Thomas Street
Port
Rhode
Tulane
Poties
Pople
Lawrence Mob Fights Police In Riot At Lawrence Mass
A clash between Industrial Workers of the World and police in Lawrence Mass. left two officers stabbed and several rioters injured. The parade protested the imprisonment of I W W leaders and deaths from last winter’s strike riots.
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Lawrence
Mass
Anna Lopizzo
John Ramy
Joseph J. Ottor
Arturo Giovannitti
New England
William D. Haywood
Boston Common
General Confederation of Labor
France
Milis
Industrial Workers of the World
Essex and
Lawrence Streets
Essex Street
Ettor
Gievannutl
Anna
John
Industrial Workers
L'International
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