Ferrer Executed in Madrid Amid Barcelona Riots
Ex change company Madrid correspondent reports Prof Francisco Ferrer shot at Fortress Montjuich Fortresa Mentjuich. Riots feared as socialists in Paris and London hold mass meetings in sympathy with Ferrer. Ferrer imprisoned since Barcelona outbreaks. appeals to King Alfonso failed and threats linked to his execution. Paris dispatch confirms the killing and cites incitement of riot as motive.
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United Press
London
Exchange Company
Madrid
Francisco Ferrer
Barcelona
Fortresa Montjutch
Ferrer
Paris
Montjuich
Santiago
Alfonso
Fortress
Mentjuich
Antilles Steamer Wrecked Off Florida During Gulf Hurricane
The Southern Pacific steamer Antilles ran aground on a Florida reef near Jupiter lighthouse as a Gulf hurricane battered the region. Passengers, including Louisiana Governor Saunders, were moved to small boats while rescue chances diminished as heavy seas pounded the vessel.
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Catted Press
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Antilles
Florida
Jupiter
Gov. Saunders
Louisiana
New
Split in X Science Church Laid to Her Teachings on Marriage
New York October 13. Mrs. Au gusta E. Stetson, led by Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, has been deposed as head of the First Church of Christ Scientist. The board says she taught the New York church was the only authorized one here. Mrs. Della M. Gilbert claims Stetson taught marriage was a sin, driving young couples to hide their plans. John C. Thompson, a Stetson follower who just married a pupil, says Stetson does not oppose marriage and that celibacy may eventually yield children, a distant prospect.
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New York
Augusta E. Stetson
The
Christian Science Church
Saloonkeeper Howard Pepper Shot Dead by Wife at Atlanta
Howard Pepper, a Roosevelt Rough Riders veteran and saloonkeeper from Poicho, Nev., was shot and killed by his wife after a quarrel in Atlanta, Nev., last night. The case joins a broader pattern of domestic violence in frontier towns.
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United Press
Pioche
Nev
Howard Pepper
Atlanta
Pepper
Roosevelt Rough Riders
Fraud Indicts W H Hunt and Wallace Hopkins in Zinc Stock Scheme
Chicago October 13 Federal grand jury indicted former banker W H Hunt and broker Wallace H Hopkins on charges of fraudulently obtaining funds via mis representations linked to the Consolidated Zinc Co. The alleged peculations total about 500000 as officials say.
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Chicago
W. H. Hunt
Wallace H. Hopkins
Federal Grand Jury
Consolidated Zinc Co
Hant
Hopkins
Funeral for John J. Lydon Stage Hand
Funeral services for John J. Lydon, veteran stage hand who died at city hospital, were held at Beattie Parlors with interment in Calvary cemetery. Brother of Andrew Lydon, Grand theatre stage manager, he worked at the Grand before illness. Services conducted under Fraternal Order of Eagles and T. M. A. auspices.
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John J. Lydon
City Hospital
The
Beattie Undertaking Co
Calvary Cemetery
Mr. Lydon
Andrew Lydon
Grand Theatre
Grand
Order of Eagles
Incoherent Note Fragments Mention Pate De Santras
A garbled text fragment references pate de santras and a character named Ironlane. The passage hints at a scene in a house with dialogue about care and a nasty French novela, but lacks clear context or complete facts.
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Pate de Santras
Ironlane
Beer fueled death in a 13th wedding anniversary tragedy
Alex Holmlund aged 37 died after drinking at Meinrich brewery and wandering to Jensen flats where he fell from the third floor, 40 feet to the ground. His body was found by tenants A J Clancy and J B Stewart late Monday night. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Alex Lund
Eastlake Av
Alex Holmlund
Holmlund
Meinrich
A. J. Clancy
J. 8. Stewart
Jensen Flats
Butterworth & Sons
HAN FAR BOY AT THE FAIR
Freshmen barred from a faculty seniors ball at the Washington building as a nightshirt parade and new yells spark rivalry. The event features a push ball contest in the Stadium and a freak parade with college girls and boys present.
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Giria
Washington
Two Brakemen Die After Falling From Moving Train
The bodies of H. C. Coleman and G. Cobb were brought to Portland after a freak accident on a North Bank freight line between Beatty and Vancouver Junction. While scuffling on a moving car during a friendly tune, both men fell beneath the wheels and were cut to pieces.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
H. C. Coleman
G. Cobb
North Bank
Beatty
Vancouver Junction
Coleman
Cobb
Hospital Windows To Be Made Safe
Plans to grate the city hospital windows to deter delirious patients from leaping are under rapid implementation. Bars are expected to be in position within 12 days after the contract was set Saturday, with a close watch kept on all hospital windows until delivery.
Trunk of Woman Found Near Tiverton After Earlier Remains
The torso of a woman, whose lower limbs had been found in a suitcase at Tiverton on Monday, was discovered in Tiverton late yesterday in bushes about a mile and a half from the earlier site.
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United Press
New Bedford
Mase
Tiverton
States Win Grand Prizes for Educational Exhibits
Washington Oregon California and Pennsylvania secure grand prizes for educational exhibits showcasing innovative displays and public engagement. Judges praised originality and clear presentation of research goals across multiple categories.
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Washington
Oregon
California
Pennsylvania
Yukon Commissioner Henderson Visits A Y P Expo
Alexander Henderson commissioner of the territory of the Yukon visits the A Y P exposition with his wife and daughter and registers at the New Washington hotel.
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Alexander Henderson
Territory of the Yukon
A-Y-P. Exposition
New
Washington
Parisen Corsets and Garments Cataloged for Everyday Wear
An advertisement lists Parisiana corsets for average figures with strong coutil and attached hose supporters, priced at 1.00. It also promotes two piece combination suits with drawers and a corset cover, with wide circular drawers and embroidery or lace trim, plus gingham aprons, dressing sacques in various styles, kimono flannelet options, and kimonoette designs for women.
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Nainsock
M. Ty
Bringing Chinese Students to The State University
Miss Ida K. Greenlee returns from a mission to recruit Chinese students for study in America. She accompanied by Wu Nei Hong, acted as interpreter, and fifty students join her party. The group will study in Seattle by December 4, after leaving June 23 for Japan and China. The Chinese government covers expenses and directs the undertaking.
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Ida K. Greenlee
Department of Rhetoric
Washington
Seattle
Miss Greenlee
Japan
China
America
Wu Nei Hong
A. R. Priest
Mitty
Congressman Humphrey Tours California for Ship Subsidy Fight
Congressman W. E. Humphrey and his wife left Seattle this morning for California and further to campaign in support of the ship subsidy bill before Congress.
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W. E. Humphrey
Seattle
California
Congress
Easter helps Bobby skip grades at school
The Housekeeper recalls a tale in which Bobby rushes to tell his father that after Easter he will not have to study as hard. He reveals he has been placed back a class, prompting the father to react with interest about the change.
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Bobby
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Alto
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Frederick & Nelson
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