Week in review reports turn of events across nation
A condensed national round up notes Beveridge hailed as Progressive candidate, court and election wins for Woodrow Wilson in California, suffrage passage in Kansas, Louisiana vote miscount indictments, cabinet reshuffles, rail wage increases, a fatal car crash in St. Paul, and a nationwide postal probe into a race suicide scheme.
Morningstar and Hoppe win big in 18.2 balkline events
Sporting Kodji Yamada takes third money after a 600 to 299 loss to Ora Morningstar in New York. The Oriental earns about a thousand dollars for his debut premier tour event. Charlie White defeats Pat Moore in Kenosha in a ten round lightweight bout. Willie Hoppe defends his 18.2 balkline world title by beating Ora Morningstar 600 to 276 in New York City.
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Kodji Yamada
Ora Morningstar
New York
Charlie White
East
Pat” Moore
Philadelphia
Kenosha
Wis
White
Willie Hoppe
Hine Billiards
New York City
Memorial tributes mark James Duke in New York
President Taft and notable figures delivered speeches at memorial exercises in the Republican club, honoring the late vice president James 3. Duke. In New York, Duke’s tobacco magnate son welcomed a baby girl in his fifty seventh year. Fires caused fatalities in France and Spain as scenes of panic and explosions claimed many lives.
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James Schoolcraft Sherman
Taft
United States
Elihu Root
Chauncey M. Depew
Republican Club
New York City
James
Duke
New York
Plot to wipe out Los Angeles by explosion and fire
Ortie E. McManigal testified in federal court about the McNamaras plotting mass destruction in Los Angeles. The plan involved placing charges on aqueduct lines and water mains, using Schmidt’s device to ignite multiple fires, while jeopardizing the city’s water supply. McNamara also proposed sending McManigal to Panama to blow up canal locks or to steal a magazine of explosives to dump into the locks.
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Indianapolis
Ortie E. Mc Manigal
Federal
McNamaras
Times
Los Angele
San Francisco
John J. McNamara
J. J. McNamara
McManigal
Panama
McClintle-Marshall Company
Dynamiter
International
J. B. McNamara
Ortie McManigal
Detroit
J. B
Los Angeles
Schmidt
McNamara
J. J
Senator Isidor Rayner Dies in Washington
United States Senator Isidor Rayner of Maryland died in Washington on Monday after a five year neuritis struggle following a six week illness. He was 62, born in Baltimore, and served in the House from 1886 to 1892 before becoming a senator in 1904. His death could affect Senate control after March 4 as a Republican succession looms.
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Washington
Isidor Rayner
United States
Maryland
Rayner
Bourke Cochran
Baltimore
Congress
Admiral Schley
Naval Board of Inquiry
Admiral Cervera
Senate
Would-be Roosevelt assassin Schrank committed to asylum
John Schrank, the man who tried to kill Colonel Roosevelt, was moved to the Northern Hospital for the Insane near Oshkosh, by Deputy Sheriff Fred Becker after the municipal judge Backus ordered commitment following a commission of alienists who ruled him insane.
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John Schrank
Milwaukee
Roosevelt
Oshkosh
Sherif Fred Becker
A. C. Backus
Trial on appeal begins for 106 Koreans in Korea
Seoul November 27 The new trial on appeal of 106 Koreans convicted September 28 of taking part in a conspiracy against the life of Count Terauchi the Japanese governor general of Korea began Tuesday with hearings in Seoul.
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Seoul
Korea
Count Terauchi
Double Blast Kills 12 at Waukegan and 15 in Brooklyn
Two Corn Products Refining plants in Waukegan Illinois and Brooklyn New York were wrecked by explosions an hour apart. Twelve workers died at Waukegan and fifteen at Brooklyn with twenty three injured in Illinois and no deaths in Brooklyn.
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New York
Corn Products Refining Company
Brooklyn
Waukegan
Union
Martin Slater
Elgin
Frank Stanley
Charles Tomalis
John Adams
Joseph Zalenak
Peter Dangela
Joseph Perodski
Louis Monday
Martin Matachuck
Michael Bunch
Buck fever among Maine deer hunters causes comic miscount
Thomas Martindale recalls a Philadelphia hunter during deer season who fired into a thicket and shouted for all to exit. Amid the confusion the hunter counts himself as having shot a buck, while companions confirm everyone is out, prompting a humorous misfire of pride.
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Thomas Martindale
Philadelphia
Maine
Jake
Buck
TRY TRY AGAIN Dialogue Sparks Sister Negotiations
A terse exchange reveals a family bargaining moment as the speaker confronts fear and recalls previous requests to a father for access to three sisters. The humor and tension hint at underlying family dynamics and social expectations.
Usual Office Seekers in Post Office Debate
In a tavern talk the landlord notes calm businessmen like bankers and storekeepers are handling affairs, while inexperienced incompetents rush to seize control of the post office for everyone. The washing machine agent and others voice weary skepticism about the new administration.
Cole's Carbon Salve and Dr Pierce Pellets Ad
An old newspaper ad block promotes Cole's Carbon salve claiming instant pain relief for burns and cuts and Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels. It also includes a quip about marriage and appetite. The copy mentions noscar and sugar coated granules.
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Cole
Dr.Pierce
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