Ulster Day Rally as Hope Fades for Home Rule
Belfast marks Ulster Day with a religious service at Ulster Hall attended by Sir Edward Carson and Lord Beresford. Unionists display unity, 200 guard and 500 reserve attendees, while crowds cheer Carson as the Boyne flag is presented. No explicit plan for resistance announced.
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Ulster Hall
W. William McLean
Edward D. Carson
McLean
Belfast
Unionist Club
Orange Lodges
Lord Beresford
Charles Beresford
James Craig
East Down
Sir Edward Carson
Edward Carson
Frederick E. Smith
Boyne
Sir Edward
Mr. McLean
Ireland
Dublin
Ulster
Carson
William
Battle of the Boyne
George
Man Leaps to Death at Niagara Falls From Buffalo
Workmen on the Canadian side report seeing Frank T. Parker of Buffalo vault the rail near the brink and plunge 200 feet to the rocks. Police recovered his derby hat and papers bearing his name. Parker, a former captain in the Seventy-fourth NYS Guard, had been ill and was missing since Wednesday. A search also follows for Mrs. George Fitch of Windsor Conn noted by her husband as having written of intending to die in this way.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Frank T. Parker
Buffalo
Parker
Seventy-fourth Regiment
New York State Guard
George Fitch
Windsor
Sneed Remanded to jail Without Bail in Amarillo
Judge Browning ruled in Forty seventh district habeas corpus on J B Sneed denying bail and remanding him to jail. Attorneys plan an appeal to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. A murder charge against Sneed for Al G Boyce Jr remains and a separate case for Al G Boyce Sr is set for November in Travis County.
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Amarillo
Tex
Browning
Distri Court
Sneed
Tarrs
al G. Boyce Sr
Day of Cheap Living Over Says Professor Davenport
Chicago reports Professor Eugene Davenport of the University of Illinois predicts the day of cheap living is over due to nationwide costs. He told the National Vocational Art and Industrial congress that farmers are first affected yet still driven by self interest and warns against the abolitionist cry to move back to the farm.
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Chicago, II
Eugene Davenport
Agricultural College
University of Illinois
National Vocational Art and Industrial Congress
Davenport
Halt Hazing At Chapel Hill After Rand Death Expelled
University of North Carolina expelled four students tied to the hazing death of William Rand, a Smithfield freshman. Two more faced charges of aiding and abetting. Ten more students were suspended for one year for hazing activities in recent years.
Weather snapshot for six cities with Cool Sunday outlook
Observations show St Louis 50 clear with east wind, Chicago 64 cloudy and cooler with possible rain, Milwaukee 36 cloudy, St Paul 38 clear and cool, Kansas City 50 cloudy, New York 50 clear with northeast wind and rain possible, Washington 52 clear and fair. Temperatures listed as lowest in 24 hours.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
San Antonio Light notes AP wire facts
The statement declares that any claim a day leased AP wire into San Antonio is carried elsewise is unfounded and without basis in fact. It asserts the San Antonio Light is the sole carrier of that wire in the city and dismisses other newspapers’ involvement.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Derricks Collapse In Rand Building Site Buckling Incident
Two steel cranes topple at Rand building site bounded by Houston Main Veramendi Soledad after a boom buckles under a heavy load. One worker injured, trolley wires and street traffic disrupted for about 30 minutes while crews and police restore order.
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J. P. Haynes
Rand
Houston, Main
Soledad
Veramendi
Soledad Street
G. H. Johnson
Pittsburg
Howard Hotel
Haynes’ Force
Haynes
Accident injures man as derrick bent steelwork
A worker is engaged in straightening bent steelwork after an accident involving a derrick. A similar incident happened about two weeks earlier with the base stationed in the basement, and no surrounding street wires were broken.
Koreans Sentenced in Conspiracy Case Backed by Missionary Involvement
Heavy sentences were imposed today on many of the 123 Korean prisoners charged with conspiring against Count Terauchi. Several top defendants received decade terms, while most others were punished. nine were released. The trial, begun June 28, drew world attention as American missionaries were named and accused, then later withdrawn under torture claims.
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Seoul
Korea
Terauchi
Yun Chi Ho
M. Charles
Methodist Episcopal Church
Waco Woman, 84, Donates Dollar to Woodrow Wilson Fund
Miss Margaret Dunevant of Waco aged 84 contributed $1 to the Woodrow Wilson fund. The donation was received by Mrs. W. E. Spell, chairwoman of the Texas Women’s Woodrow Wilson campaign committee. Dunevant hopes to live to see a Democratic president elected.
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Waco
Tex
Margaret Dunevant
Woodrow Wilson Fund
W. E. Spell
Texas Woman’s
Woodrow Wilson
Dunevant
General Otike Threatened In Textile Mills
Lawrence Mass September 28 The Lawrence general council of the Industrial Workers of the World urged a general strike of all textile mill workers this afternoon after a mass meeting. Vincent St John the I W W secretary sanctioned the strike from Chicago. About 8000 workers were involved as mills planned to open Monday with no pickets and no trouble reported.
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Lawrence
Mass
Industrial Workers of the World
Lawrence General Council
Vincent St. John
Chicago
Seaman A Knapp Memorial Day Proposed in Louisiana
PLAN KNAPP MEMORIAL BATON ROUGE La Sept 28 The day before Thanksgiving in case of success of a movement decided upon here yesterday by the committee on a memorial to the late Seaman A Knapp of the department of agriculture will be set aside for observance in the public schools of the state as Seaman A Knapp Agricultural Day Congressman Joseph E Ransdell one of the committee said there is too great a removal from the country to the city and the day aims to develop in school children an appreciation of country life.
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Baton Rouge
Seaman A. Knapp
Department of Agriculture
Seaman A. Knupp
Joseph E. Ransdell
Dallas Woman Seeks Funds to Bury Nephew
Dallas officials authorized Mrs. D. H. Bailey to circulate a petition for 79 dollars 50 cents to bury her nephew Jesse James. She said she sold her home and spent all she had hoping to save him and did not want him buried in a pauper's grave.
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Dallas
Tex
City of
D. H. Bailey
Jesse James
No Excuse for Bad Eggs Campaign Warns Texas Merchants
State Pure Food and Dairy Commissioner Abbott announces plans to place placards in every Texas store selling eggs. The signs will state it is a violation to sell bad eggs and guide merchants on how to detect spoiled eggs to curb distribution.
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Austin
Tex
Pure Food and Dairy
Abbott
Texas
Practical Joke Fatal to Workman in Buffalo
War ren Trouse, who caused a workman’s death during a past practical joke, will begin immediate probation under a officer and pay 3 dollars weekly to support the dead man’s family. The sentence is expected to last about ten years with total fines exceeding 1500 dollars.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Warren Trouse
Five More Steamships Clear 170062 Bales of Cotton in Galveston
The late afternoon filing of manifests for five more foreign steamships raised the day’s cotton clearances to 170,062 bales in Galveston Texas, surpassing the earlier figure of 154,850 bales.
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Galveston
Tex
Farm Women as Delegates Named by Texas Governor
Governor of Texas appoints seven delegates to represent the state at the International Congress of Farm Women in Lethbridge Alberta Canada on October 22 1912. Delegates include Miss Lilly Sherrill Cooke Point Miss Minnie Hurt Athens Mrs M Barrett Austin Mrs Benigna G Kalb Crockett Miss Amanda L Stoltsfus Tuleta Mrs J S McKay Ferris and Mrs J P Robinson Bartlett.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Farm Women
Lethbridge
Alberta
Canada
Lilly Sherrill
Cooke’s — Point
Minnie Hurt
Athens
M. Barrett
Benigna G. Kalb
Crockett
Amanda L. Stoltsf
U S Senate Panel Probes U S Money in Mexican Revolutions
The U S senate sub committee on relations with Mexico reports arms and funds flowed across the border during the Madero and Orozco periods. Investigators cite 10 million rounds of ammunition from El Paso and 80 thousand from Los Angeles along with 40 thousand rifles and 500 tons of dynamite. They imply American funds backed Madero while denying support for Orozco. The panel nears completion with a report due to the foreign relations committee.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United States Senate
Mexico
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
William Alden Smith
United States
el Paso
Smith
Orozco
Mexico City
Madero
A. B. Fall
Republic
Senator Fall
Southwest
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Interventions Discussed as U.S. Aid in Mexican Conflicts
In Washington on September 28 congress hears charges that American aid financed both sides of Mexican revolutions. Orozco supporters accuse the Madero government of overthrowing Diaz with U.S. help while Madero backers claim Americans back the current rebels with interests in Sonora and Chihuahua. General Aguilar leads a rising in Vera Cruz as towns fall and force grows. Two Americans, Koch and Lundquist, remain jailed without trial despite Ensenada court statements.
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Washington
Congress
Orozco
Madero
Diaz
Sonora
Chihuahua
State Department
Vera Cruz
Aguilar
Koch
Lundquist
Federal
Ensenada
Mexico to Move Federal Troops Through U S Territory
The state department granted permission for a Mexican federal battalion to pass through American soil from El Paso to Douglas. Troops must travel unarmed with rifles carried separately under guard and returned at destination. The operation aims to pressure Orozco forces in eastern Mexico.
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Washington
State Department
Elae
Douglas
Mexico
Orozeco
New Rebellion Breaks Out Near Veracruz Gulf Port
Consular reports reveal a new revolutionary movement at Tuxpan between Tampico and Vera Cruz. The leaders are unknown, and no direct link to Zapata Orozco or Aguilar is yet proven. Government reports claim cartridges laced with nitro glycerin were sold to rebels and test showed dangerous power.
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Mexico City
Tuxpam
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Zapata
Orozco
Aguilar
Zapatista
Tiangistengo
State of Mexico
Federals
Zapatistas
Poison in Water Feared in Oaxaca Rebel Crisis
Sept 28 report says rebels in Oaxaca state threaten to poison drinking water using cyanide after failing to obtain strychnine. They menaced Natividad Mining workers in Ixtlan district and planned to contaminate San Felipe water supply with cyanide. A small bag reportedly found near springs raises alarms.
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Mexico City
Oaxaca
Nativadad Mining Company
Ixtlan
San Felipe
Capiveda
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