Assassination of Premier Canalejas Sparks Madrid Uprising Fears
Premier Canalejas of Spain was shot twice in front of the Interior Ministry in Madrid by Manuel Pardinas Zarrate, a nihilist, then killed himself. The attack, linked to vengeance over Ferrer’s death, prompted fears of a broader anarchist revolt as the king visited the scene and cabinet ministers named an acting premier.
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Madrid
Canale Jos
Spain
Manuel Pardinas Zarrate
Ministry of the Interior
al- Huesin
Canalejas
Antonia Mauri
Maura
Amuaieo Savoy
Moe
Elericals
Puerta del Sol
Canilejas
Luikling
Ferrer
Sweating Process Establishes Guilt for Train Hold-Up
James Gaynor of Los Angeles, a U S secret service officer, spent yesterday pressuring George Maine, the youth who surrendered after claiming involvement in Friday's hold-up of the Shasta Limited near Delta. The interrogation aimed to induce a denial of guilt, but Maine stood by his confession. Maine says he participated in the hold-up, despite threats of prison. Fault is placed on the federal service bureau officers for the alleged coercive questioning.
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Scramento
James Gaynor
Los Angeles
U. S
Secret Service
George Maine
Shasta Limited
Delta
Maine
Caynor
Washington Federal Servent Service Bureau
Schrank Pleads Guilty to Assault With Intent
Milwaukee November 12 John Schrank the man who attempted to kill Col Roosevelt pleaded guilty today to assault with intent to commit murder Roosevelt will be asked to come to Milwaukee to testify if Schrank is found sane
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Milwaukee
John Schrank
Col Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Schrank
Diaz Escapes From Prison in Mexico Revolt
Loulaville Kentucky reports General Felix Tag, leader of the latest Mexican revolution, escaped from prison. A letter from Dickerson in Oaxaca cites the escape by bribed sentries, with boats taking him along the coast. Kirwin notes the news may be suppressed to avoid unrest among rebels.
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Emilio
Kirwin
la Felix Ding
Mexico
Dickerson
Ding
Trial halts as juror suffers collapse in labor case
In Indianapolis a jury trial of 47 workers was halted today when juror Allen Spaulding suffered an apoplectic attack in the box. After half an hour he showed no improvement and the trial adjourned until tomorrow. McManigal testified linking nitroglycerin and explosives to planned damage in a Kansas City bridge, with references to Rochester and Pennsylvania. If Spaulding cannot return, the court may order a new trial immediately, per the federal district attorney.
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Indianapolis
Allen
McManigal
Rochester
Pennsylvania
McCuintie- Marshall
Kansans City
John McNuamara
McNamara
Kansas City
Spaulding
Federal
Ethel Smith Sacrificed for Fire Victim in Gary
Gary Indiana November 12. Miss Ethel Smith the girl for whom Hilly sacrificed his life by giving up his crippled leg for skin grafts to treat her burned body remains in serious condition with pneumonia. The story notes the old colleges still retain their faculties.
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Gary
Ind
Ethel Smith
Neweboy
Pendleton Women Lose Vote For Year After Suffrage
Pendleton women cannot vote for over a year despite gaining suffrage from Oregon men. No city election for mayor and council until a year from next month, with county and state ballots two years away and president four years away. Women show political interest, rumors of mayoral and council candidates being groomed to appeal to female voters.
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Oregon
Pendleton
Roosevelt Praises Progressive Victory After Election
New York Nov. 12 Theodore Roosevelt issued a formal statement on the progressive party's future. He called the movement extraordinary and vowed further action, noting the four million plus votes and broad support against old-party structures. He credited volunteers and emphasized aims of social and economic justice. Wilson weighs possible tariff revision and extra session after meeting with Democratic leaders. He plans to consult business leaders and wants broad input before deciding on an early Congress adjournment.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Chicago
Gaiderea
Piopilar
Ax Party
Sahd
Helms
Srviveton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Axiews
Realistic warfare reenacted off Virginia capes
Norfolk reports an exercise where eleven battleships and ten torpedo craft staged a battle off the Virginia capes. Gunfire rattled nearby towns, mistaken for earthquakes in parts of Virginia and North Carolina, as the ships reportedly engaged torpedo boats Brockson Cushing and McKee, crippled to prevent sinking.
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Norfolk
Cholera In Constantinople And Bulgarian Front Falls
Bulgaria and allied front reports claim Adrianople fallen with few details. Cholera rages among Bulgars at Tehatalja fortifications as dogs are eaten and filth chokes streets. Hospitals demoralized as gangrene and blood poisoning rise. Austria mobilizes navy and possibly army. Balkan peace talks stalled and Turkey resistant to terms.
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Constantinople
Constanza
Roumanii
Tehatalja
Leptie Loule Stosenberg May Be Ready To Confess
New York November 12 reports say Leftie Loule Stosenberg one of the four gunmen on trial is contemplating a confession though unverified. Becker representatives attended the courtroom taking notes on the testimony.
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New York
Leftie Loule
Stosenberg
Becker
Johnsons Bond Set At Seventy Thousand In New Indictments
Chicago November 12 Jack Johnson faced four added federal indictments threatening five years per count and a bond sought at 359000 though later reduced to 70000 amid claims of a frame up Attorney W G Anderson, appearing for Johnson, pressed for bond details before Judge Sands.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Wzainethin
Wernment
Flehter
Chitwan
W. G. Ander Sem
Sands
John Howe Caunses Tid
Round-Up Directors Are Chosen Tonight
Considerable interest marked today's stockholders meeting of the Northwestern Frontier Exhibition association as eleven directors for the coming year will be elected. Several candidates are named, with many old directors likely to be reappointed. vacancies may occur from Keele and Hartman departures, while about 800 stockholders hold votes but few own more than a share. The meeting, set for 8 o'clock in the city West assembly room, will also shape the presidency likely to remain with T. W. Taylor.
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Northwestern Frontier Exhibition Association
J. E. Keele
George Hartman
Jils Assiulates
Kioh
Association
T. 20 Taylor
Tim
City West
Sovlock
To Turkish Waters Chronicle of Pacific Fleet Rendezvous
In Philadelphia on November 12, sailors from Montana and Tennessee created strong enthusiasm as the Tennessee leads toward Turkish waters, with about 600 Tennessee men aboard the vessel and the Montana in tow or following closely.
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Philadelphia
Montana
Tennessee
Wilson to Clean Up New Jersey State Campaign
Trenton reports President elect Wilson agreed from Princeton to confer with New Jersey aides on a clean up campaign in the state before his inauguration.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Princeton
New Jersey
Former Louisiana Governor Powers Dies at 78
Eloentrs Cal November 12 Former Louisiana Governor Powers dies at 78 due to old age. He led the state for several terms and remained a respected figure in state politics.
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Eloentrs
Cal
Powers
Louisiana
So'vlock Event Hosts Suffrage Celebration Banquet
The Poltd en Equality League of this city will host Wainguer at the Ea glow hall to celebrate the suffrage victory. The banquet is for feascue members and invited friends, with 60 to 70 expected. Judge A. Lowell will be guest minister. toasts by W. AL Peterson, Judge ed, W. Maloney, GPF, Strath Sirs, Telepontiing, and others.
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So'vlock
W. AL Peterson
W. Maloney
GPF
Strath Sirs & Telepontiing
Six Die in Aetna Powder Plant Explosion at Gary
Gary Indiana November 12 Six are dead and twenty injured, twelve fatally, after a blast wrecked the Aetna powder plant packing house at Aetna near Gary. Bodies of William Halpin Oscar Carlson and C Carlson recovered. Officials suspect a packing machine stoppage caused the dynamite priming explosion. Three unidentified men blown to pieces. About two thousand pounds of dynamite exploded. Railroad tracks miles away were damaged.
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Gary
Ind
Aetna
Here
William Halpin
Oscar Carlson
C. Carlson
Primipa
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