Neutral Japan in Chinese Revolution Seen by Shanghai Dispatch
Shanghai reports four coastal provinces controlled by revolutionists and rebel advances. Tokyo dispatches say Japan will stay neutral, avoiding protection of interests while rebels gain confidence. Manchurian mobilization continues and a brief clash near Hupei ends in a government rout.
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Shanghai
Elehtwen
China
Nanking
Yangtae River
San Francisco
Japan
Tokio
Quong Shoo Hupei
Fudther
Shanghial
Revolt in China Allegedly Backed by U S Support
Report claims Chinese residents in the United States are the driving force behind a revolutionary movement against the Manchu regime. It quotes Chin Gum Sing, a China proponent in the United States, asserting U S youth and money aid the rebels, amid growing claims of international backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiranpolla
United States
Chinead Pree Mansons
China
United Shetes
America
Two Towns Fall as Rebels Capture Shan and Nin Chiang
Pekin reports another two towns surrender as rebel forces capture Shan and Nin Chiang. Detachment 23 confirms losses as opposition advances, signaling a widening conflict in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Det
Logate Sight for Proposed Hatchery at Gibbon
A visit by K ron ston and officials to the Gibbon site moves toward a fish hatchery. They mapped section lines for land description while awaiting congressional action and Indian bureau permission to proceed. Earlier fry stock shows healthy growth with little fungus.
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Gibbon
K.ronston
State Fish and Game Commision
Garo Wirden
Avon
OW. Pletcher
Frank Hurnhart
Congress
Indian Bureau
Department of the Interior
Cranston
Rain Delays Fifth World Series Game Again
Philadelphia report states rain prevented the fourth game of the world series for the fifth straight time as steady showers and a brief sun interruption marked the day with more stormy weather forecast by the National Commission.
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Philadelphia
National Commission
Aviator Fowler Delayed by Gear Trouble in California
Hanning Calif Oct 23 Aviator Fowler pursuing a coast to coast flight repeated his daily stunt but his plane broke down he sent to Yu ma for a new motor causing a three day delay before resuming the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanning
Calif
Fowler
Yuma
Madero seeks US aid during Taft visit
In El Paso on October 23, reports indicate President Madero plans to visit President Taft in Washington. The unsettled Mexican situation, including an incipient revolt, leads observers to expect Madero will request United States intervention.
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Fl Paso
Texas
Madero
Taft
Washington, D. C
Mexico
Madera
United States
Opinionated Juror Not Disqualified by Belief in Dynamite
Los Angeles Oct 23 Judge Bordwell rules that a venireman who believes the Times building was destroyed by dynamite is still qualified for jury duty. The defense challenges were rejected though they pressured for further inquiry. Attorneys Darrow and Seat criticized the ruling as the jury exam continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Records
Los Angeles
Calif
McNamara
Venireman McKee
Times
Bordwell
Soow
Linsey
Oliver Sav
Ffiel
Darrow
Atari
Thorne Penetrates Eye Of Local Boy
Ralph Hinges aged 12 son of Senator J. N. Burgess was struck in the face by a locust branch while riding with a sitter. The thorn pierced about an eighth of an inch into the eyeball causing serious pain and prompting immediate medical care first from Dr. C. J. Smith and then a Portland specialist in hope of saving sight.
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Ralph Hinges
J. N. Burgess
Portland
Idee
G. Phelps
C. J. Smith
Hunter Accidentally Killed by Friend Near Scapoose
Scapoose Oregon October 23 John Bonser a farmer was accidentally shot and killed by his companion Henry Claussenius Jr a Portland businessman while deer hunting near Rocky Point about eight miles west of Scapoose Claussenius surrendered to authorities and was released on his own recognizance
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Scapoose
Ore
John Bonser
Henry Claussenius, Jr
Portland
Rocky Point
Claussenius
Bonser
Senpoose
Minister Richeson in Murder Case Divides Boston
Boston detectives press case against Rev. Clarence Virgil Richeson in the Linnell murder, with Edmands family funding defense to prove his innocence. Ins Dugan cites circumstantial evidence while officials plan a November grand jury and January trial.
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Boston
Hev. Richeson
Edmands
Disiste
Lavelle
Richeson
Mass
Hutcheson
Dugan
Jed Hs
Mins Violet Edmands
Duliars
Iehtein
Dharge
Walsh Bankwrecker On Parole Dies At Home
John K. Walsh the bank wrecker died at his Chicago home from heart failure. He had been released from Leavenworth on parole a week earlier after serving a five year sentence for wrecking three banks in 1905. Convicted in 1908, Walsh’s family believe his downfall weighed on him. Marvin Roy of Pilot Rock was among visitors in the city yesterday.
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Richeson
Drigelst
Hole
Miles Linnell
Edmand
Riecheson
Immanuel Baptist Caurch
Cambridge
Ike
Moe
Chicago
John KR. Walsh
Leavenworth
Chicago Natonal
Home Savings
Equitable Banks
Marvin Roy
Pilot Rock
John Crow
Prentices
Moerdiver
Averill
Oregon
Mra Downey
Sixteen Miners Die in Pennsylvania Pit
Harrieburg, Oct 23. Sixteen entombed miners are believed dead in the north main entry to O'Gara mine No 9. Eight bodies have been recovered. Six rescuers were overcome by fumes after an explosion caused by premature powder discharge.
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Harrieburg
O'Gara
Eigit
Ralph Dimmick Jumps to Death in Portland Hospital
Ralph Dimmick, 28, a well known college athlete and attorney from Portland, died after jumping from a second story fire escape while delirious during pneumonia treatment. The incident followed a football game between Pacific university alumni and students at Forest Grove. Dimmick had attended Pacific university Whitman college and Notre Dame, and ran five hundred feet after leaping before collapsing.
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Portland
Ore
Ralph Dimmick
Pacific Northwest
Middle West
Dimmick
Pacific University
Forest Grove
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Notre Dine College
Notre Dame, Ind
New Charter May Be Ready Thursday
A non governmental charter is near completion with work by the committee and the Progressive League. The document is expected to be ready for submission to members by Thursday evening, though no meeting of the league is planned at that time.
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Progressive League
Reddy
Officer Fatally Shoots Two in Hood River Incident
In Hood River three men resisted the arrest of Lewis Adams. Officer Henry Hickox and Frank Robinson were wounded as Adams and companions allegedly attacked them near a livery stable. John Ryan succumbed to wounds while Robinson is seriously hurt. Adams is jailed.
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Hood River
John Ryan
Frank Robinson
Lewis Adams
Henry Hickox
Adams
Hickox
Robinson
Ryan
Tuckox
Lewie
Lewis
Mexican Revolution to Start Soon in Sonora
El Paso report says Mexicos incipient revolution led by General Reyes may begin within a day or two. U S secret service men reportedly found documents setting the date for open warfare for today. Most expect the fighting to erupt in Sonora.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Reyes
United States Secret Service
Sonora
Preacher hunts would be murderer with gun
A mob in Coweta Oklahoma follows the lynching of E Suddeth after he shot City Attorney Reavers and Carmen Eiver as Marshal Hart died trying to arrest him. White residents fear a race war amid arson and incendiary fires blamed on a local maniac.
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Coweta
Okla
E. Suddeth
Reavers
Carmen Eiver
Hart
Hyde Again Fights for Neck in Swope Murder Trial
Kansas City waits as Dr. Hyde faces a second trial for murdering millionaire Coronel Swope and poisoning family. Crowds fill the criminal court while Judge Porter Field restricts access to ticket holders. Jury selection begins with more than two hundred veniremen summoned.
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Kansas City
Ufe
Doctor Hyde
Grantla
Coronel Swope
Savral
Aken
Veiemen
Swope
Modern cave dweller found near Pendleton
A recluse known as a cave dweller is reported three miles west of Pendleton at Rock Junenion. Chief of Police Gurdane says the man travels to town weekly with coyote skins sold to Jimmie Hackett. He allegedly improved his cave dwelling with a gun and revolver, is skilled in marksmanship, avoids people, and only visits the city to sell hides and buy supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junenion
Pendleton
Iit
Gurdane
Jimmie Hackett
Matt
Davis for Wilson on Honeymoon Mission
Senator Jeff Purvis of Arkansas, a Woodrow Wilson supporter, arrived in San Francisco from Los Angeles and said he is doing missionary work for Wilson while on his honeymoon.
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San Francisco
Woodrow Wilson
Jeff Purvis
Arkansas
Los Angeles
Mass meeting in Seattle protests McNamara brothers case
Ten thousand unionists and socialists gathered in Seattle on December 23 to denounce the prosecution of the McNamara brothers, signaling broad labor unrest and support for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Get
McNamara Brothers
Taft Heads South Dakota Campaign Stop
President Taft visits Rierre and South Dakota with a cordial welcome despite insurgent territory. He breakfasts with Congressman Burke and holds talks. Analysts predict Taft faces a tough fight for delegates as La Follette gains support. Huron and Aberdeen loom in the itinerary. Bonnet of Walla Walla registered at the Bowman.
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Aberdeen
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Revolution Party
Uncle Sam
Iolds
Veniremain McKeefe
Thorne
Hunter
Preacher
Hiis
Pennsylvania
Emil
F. J. Milnes
Frank J. Milnes
Presbyterian Church
Milnes
DR. Hyde
Davis
Wilson
South Dakota
EK. M. Bonnet
The
Bowman
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