Roosevelt weighs discharge order over Negro troops
Secretary Taft delays executing a presidential order to discharge three companies of the 25th Infantry after Brownsville shooting. Roosevelt wires that the matter may be reopened only if new facts are shown, while the Constitutional League pushes to suspend the discharge. The final decision rests with Taft, awaiting presidential guidance.
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Washington
Patt
Lweauty
Iis Agtse
Esse
Velit
Porto Rico
Stin
Tate
Gre Dis
Twenty-Fifth Infantry
Flevlinmye
Brownsville
Rex
Diao
Cangze
Thes
Gilchrist Stewart
The
Constitutional Jeaeue
New York
Roosevelt
Constitutional League
Republican County Committee
Bob
Parsons, Olcott, Bennet
Emmates
Lemisagué
Taft
War Department
West
Big Poot at Swindle Unearthed
Milwaukee officials issue warrants for nine conspirators after a confession by Thomas E. Cameron a so called bond broker alleging one of the largest postal swindles in years. Postal inspectors say arrests will follow to break up the scheme.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Thomas E. Cameron
United States
Man in Nassau jail goes berserk and is taken to Kings Park
In Mineola New York on November 24 John Larson a barber from Tawood was deemed sane by an Allenist commission appointed by the Nassau County Poor Superintendent. He became violent and struck his head against jail bars then was moved to Kings Park asylum for treatment.
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Mineola
N.Y
John Liawsen
Tawood
Nassau County
Kings Park Asylau
Carnegie Butler Denies Fort Campaign Claims
In New York on November 21 Audrey Butler said he declined discussions with citizens seeking details about his mission along Pitth Avenue. He stated there was no basis to the story about plans to relay propaganda to Congressman Richard Bartholdt for universal peace.
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Carnegie Butler
New York
Audreyw Cuan
Pitth Avenue
Sin
Storgeon
Richard Bartholdt
Lano
Lis
Rory
Miss Moncheur Dies After Brief Illness in Washington
Miss Loise Moncheur daughter of Baron Moncheur the Belgian minister and Baroness Moncheur died in Washington after a brief illness of pneumonia and typhoid fever. She had been attending the Sharon Hill school near Philadelphia.
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Metvian Hinister
Washington
Lowise Moancheur
Baron Moncheur
Baroness Moncheur
Miss Moncheur
Sharon Fill
Philadelphia
Senator McCarren Reported Big Coup at Benning Track
Washington dispatch reports a major upset at Benning track where Tee Bairinson Li won the second race at 4 to 1. Senator Patrick seen and friends allegedly dealt bookmakers a heavy blow, with LEE HARRISON I. AMONG THE RUNNER-UPS and a crowd swelling despite the poor weather.
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Washington
Benning Track
Kufleht
Tee Bairinson Li
Tak
Wml
Patrick
Ee Harrison Clavas
Rei Knight
Bobeola
Secon
Lone Hand
Lee Harrison IL
Trickeriuck
Speed Queen
Éhivil
Looray
Voladar
Deliiber
Lonlort
Draculus
Simon
Killvehian
Bhie Pigeon
Ohlease Oblige
Eisay Laazy
Oxford
Watercrass
Lady Vera
Hardy Cine Bounces Al Taylor In New York Championship
Hardy Cine of New York defeated Al Taylor of Chicago in an American championship tournament game last night at the New York Theater, winning by 400 to STD. Hichest Yardingt Oring. The article notes the score as a dramatic, likely garbled line from the event with other misprints.
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New York
Hardy Cine x
Philadelphia
al Taylor
Chicago
Millionaire Henry Chisholm Marries Anna Laughray
Cleveland socialite Henry Chisholm son of William B. Chisholm wed stenographer Anna Laughray in a ceremony at St John’s Cathedral with Rev Patrick Parreil officiating.
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Cleveland,c
Henry Chisholm
Willian B. Chisholm
Cleveland
Anna Laughray
Patrick Parreil
St. John's Cathedral
Poultry fair at state show with strong demand
The report notes steady attendance and good prices at the fair featuring potat o and poultry. Breeds like fowls and ch uten qualities draw buyers with robust bidding, while exhibitors display feeds and goods for the season.
Cattle Market Report From Local Sale
Cattle supply sale reports include prime wethers and various grades. Prices listed show overall totals of $2652 and $3227.05 for the sale, with buyers and lots cataloged in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mits Choir
Gillette Menaced by Crowd at Grace Brown Murder Trial
At Herkimer New York a crowded courtroom watched Grace Brown's letters read to Chester Gillette during the trial for murder. Deputies formed a line to escort Gillette to jail and back to court as supporters wept. Brown's letters reveal despair over their planned marriage and impending fate.
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Herkimer
Graace Brown
Gillette
Willette
Thang
Mint
Harriet Benedict
Cortland
Grace Brown
South Otselic
Chester
Goodby
Mamma
Don
Kid
Hamilton
Alon
Big Moose Lake
College students celebrate football title in pajamas
Two hundred Yates college students attended a theater celebration in pajamas after winning the state football championship. Captain Belmuacher, a six foot right tackle, jumped to the silage and accepted an invitation before realizing what was happening. Schnmacher clashed with the chaps as the audience watched for an encore.
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Sch
Wmaeler
Seals Ton
Yates College
Bere Elect
Pajamas
Belmuiacher
Aetronsioa Turners
Schnmacher
Fifty Dead In Dix Disaster
Seattle fondly reports the death toll rising to fifty from the wrecked steamship Dix. Searchers comb the shore near the bow as the steamer Jeanie remains nearby. United States Marine inspectors opened an investigation into the disaster today.
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Seattle
Wish
Harriman Opposes Immediate Railroad Expansion at Banquet
Secretary Root urged support for South Atho Peel trade while Harriman denied plans for new railroad mileage. He called for adhering to existing laws and restraint before expanding interstate commerce powers.
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Moat
Harriman
Ikansas Culy
Vere
South Athopeel
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bridge Workers Killed and Injured On Housatonic Bridge
In Bridgeport Connecticut on November 21 a collapse of staging on a new railroad bridge over the Housatonic river between Stratford and Milford killed two men and injured several others. Twenty five feet below the deck, five workers toppled as a clutch slipped sending part of the platform down. The dead are Paul Dailey of Berlin New Hampshire and Richard Sculley of Jordan Wisconsin. Harry Powell of Portsmouth New Hampshire was critically injured with a fractured skull. William Nieman suffered a severe concussion and other injuries. Michael McWade was bruised. The thirty man crew worked on a five by thirty foot box stay on the west span when the donkey engine lowering the staging failed to hold.
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Housatonic
Bridgeport
Conn
Housatonic River
Stratford
Milford
Paul Dailey
Berlin
N. H
Richard Sculley
Jordan
Harry Powell
Portsmouth
William Nieman
Michael McWade
New York
New Haven and Hartford
Housatoule River
Home Market club banquet honors New England industry leaders
The Home Market club of Boston held its eleventh annual banquet at the Hotel Yeundome with about 250 members and guests. Lieutenant Governor Draper welcomed outsiders and speakers included James T. McCleary, James W. Van Cleave, and Charles Heber Clark. McCleary argued protection benefits the whole nation, not just favored regions, portraying it as a mutual, stabilizing policy.
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Boston
Wov
New, England
Yeudome
George W. Weils
Southbridge
CIA
Oyarnov Eben
National Association 2 Manufacturers
Charles Heber Clark
Philadelphia
Draper
Black Hand threats shock Pittsburg and Bluefield deaths
In Pittsburg, a prominent physician Leon Sadowski and banker M Nowak received Black Hand death threats demanding 4010 in extortion after a murder of a society member. Polish residents fear Russian spies as authorship is suspected amidst local unrest. In Bluefield seven trackmen died after a slide collapsed on a railroad job, four bodies recovered, three buried, all Chinese laborers identified only by numbers. In Salisbury Maryland the town of Stockton suffered a major fire destroying all but one bank. Clarence Durious died in a warehouse blast, losses around 60000 dollars.
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Black Hood
Pittsburg
Black Hand Society
Leon Sadowski
M. Nowak
Polish National Alliance
Nathesalalte
Naaes
Salisbury
Mil
Stockton
Worcester County
Clarence Durious
P. EB. Whartes & Son
Noted alienist dead at Harrisburg Harrisburg state hospital official dies
Dr JT C Gerhard a noted alienist in Pennsylvania and former superintendent of the Harrisburg State Insane Hospital has died in Harrisburg aged sixty four. His death on November 21 marks the end of a prominent medical career in the state capital.
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Harrisburg
JT. C. Gerhard
Pennsylvania
Harrishurg State Insane Hospital
Anna Gould Returning Home From Europe
New York Nov 21 Mr and Mrs Frank J Gould sail on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. Mr Gould announced Anna the former Countess Castellane will return to the United States at the end of January accompanying them.
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Anna Gould
New York
Frank J. Gould
Europe
Gould
Anna
Countess Castellane
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