Memorial for Prison Ship Martyrs Dedicated in Brooklyn
New York Nov 14 Brooklyn hosts a high profile dedication of the prison ship martyrs monument with speeches by President elect Taft Governor Hughes and Secretary of War Wright. The project funded by government grants and subscriptions honors Patriots confined in East River hulks.
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Hughes
Wright
New York
Brooklyn
William H. Taft
Charles E. Hughes
Luke E. Wright
Taft
Twenty-third Regiment
T. F. Shannon
Jeader
Parkes Cadman
Thomas Walsh
Board of
Alder Men
Patrick F. McGowan
Tammany Society of Columbian Order
Daniel P. Cohalan
Grand Gachem
Jersey
East River
Trinity Churchyard
Manhattan
Former Weather Bureau Chief Found in New Jersey Asylum
New York November 14. Professor Mark W Harrington former chief of the United States weather bureau disappeared nearly ten years ago and is now an inmate of the New Jersey Asylum for the Insane at Marie Plains. He has been unable to tell asylum staff his identity until his wife identified him Friday. Shamokin Pennsylvania November 14. A Cameron colliery wire fire broke out at the Cameron colliery of the Pennsylvania Coal Company employing 1450 men and boys. Firefighters miners inspectors and high officials battled the blaze.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New York
Mark W Harrington
United States Weather Bureau
New Jersey Asylum
Weather Bureau
Shamokin
Cameron
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Glencairn
Cas
Dublin
United States
Shot Prosecutor Heney Wounded in San Francisco Courtroom
In San Francisco on November 14 Prosecutor Francis J Heney a leading figure against municipal corruption was shot in a courtroom during a recess. Morris Haas a former juror and ex convict fired a pistol against Heneys right cheek, the bullet passing under the brain and behind the left ear. Haas later admitted his convict status and was removed from the jury. Heney was rushed to a hospital. doctors said the wound was not immediately fatal. Haas claimed personal revenge saying he had exposed his record and ruined his business. In Chicago Mae Otis was arrested for plotting to murder her mother by hired thugs with a plan to pay 2400 upon completion.
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San Francisco
Francis J. Heney
Lawtor
Morris, Haas
Abraham Ruef
Heney
Hass
Haas
Fred
Uaas
Rucf
San Quentin Penitentiary
Hans
Honey
Chicago
Mae 1
Ten-year-old charged with burglary in Delaware
In Wilmington on November 14 prankster Woods, a 10 year old boy, faces burglary charges after allegedly breaking into a store and stealing ten boxes of cigarettes. He is described as a cigarette thief.
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Wilmington
Del
Prank Woods
Atreet
Cuba Election Ends Calmly With Two Presidential Hopefuls
Cuba votes under strict security as General Mario Menocal and General Jose Miguel Gomez contest the presidency. Provisional American rule ensures orderly balloting with Governor Magoon commanding rural guards and Colonel Crowder chairing the advisory commission. Both candidates pledge acceptance of the outcome.
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Mario Menocal
Conservatives
Joe Miguel Gomez
Liberal Party
Magoon
Jose Miguel Gomez
oMce
Feland Republic
Cuba
Conservative
Liberals
Rafael Montoro
Alfredo Zayas
Senor Zayas
Miguelluta
Zayasta
Tiberal Party
Witter Policies
Advisory Commission
Colonel Crowder
Law
Orter
Eiven
Cuban Election Struggle Shows Two Veteran Generals
The campaign centers on preserving the republic, equal rights, agriculture and commerce, and cordial U S relations. Generals Gomez and Menocal, both revolution veterans, lead large followings, while Dr Montero hopes to sway the Spanish vote and Senor Zayaa commands Liberal support. The outcome may take days despite plans to forward returns from 1498 polling places.
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United States
General Gomez
General Menocal
Dr. Montero
Cuba
Senor Zayaa
Tomas Estrada Palma
Croker Sails Today for America From Ireland
Queenstown Ireland November 14 Richard Croker former Tam many Hall leader sails for the United States stating his New York visit is not political. He will renew old acquaintances and expects no political purposes while staying with his son in Port Chester. The Croker guard plans a grand welcome in New York Bay as he nears home.
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Queenstown
Ireland
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
United States
New York
Croker
Richard
Port Chester
Tammany
Roosevelt Disclaims Interest In Outlook Ownership
The White House issued a formal statement denying any concern by President Roosevelt over who owns The Outlook. It states Roosevelt only cares about the paper’s policy and what he writes, not stockholders or ownership. In Asbury Park, Viola Carmela Vetromile, six months old, died after scalding herself on a teapot at supper.
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Outlook
Washington
New York
Roosevelt
James H. Stillman
E. H. Harriman
White House
Mowley
Baba
Beath
Asbury Park
N. J
Viola Carmela
Joseph Vetromile
China Emperor Dead Rumor Spurs Regency Edicts
In Pekin on November 14 reports claimed the Chinese emperor died Friday afternoon after officials vacated offices and the palace filled with courtiers. A dowager empress condition and two edicts naming Prince Chun regent and his son Pu Yi as heir apparent followed, but no official confirmation was obtained.
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Conays
T. Pekin
China
Alad
Prince Chun
Pu Wei
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims
Advertises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe herbal remedy for women. Cites testimonials and letters from grateful users, asserting relief from suffering and avoidance of surgical operations. Describes the product as drug free, made from roots and herbs, and aimed at restoring healthy feminine function.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mass
Lydia
Dia E. Kkham
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