Roosevelt Refuses to Confirm 1912 Candidacy Motives
Fore. Oct. 81. Theodore today flatly refused to state whether he would be a candidate for the presidency in 1912. He said he would not discuss future plans and would not aid any campaign document for Henry L. Stimson's gubernatorial bid. Friends say leaders seek to keep him out of the 1912 race, with backers said to be those who opposed Roosevelt at Saratoga.
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Theodore
Repub
Henry L. Stim Ye
New
Stimson
Roosevelt
Saratoga
Parents at fault for bad children in society address
A Plymouth Congregational church gathering featured a prison reformer judge who urged parents to focus on crime prevention among youths rather than reform existing criminals. He cited parental neglect as a major factor in boys’ downfall and warned against prejudiced reform efforts.
Jury Hears Testimony In Times Disaster Case
Coroner's inquest in Angeles on the Times disaster began with eleven witnesses called. Leonard, night clerk, described two distinct detonations and the explosion’s features. Tribet, editorium employee, said he smelled no gas before the blast though a gas-like odor lingered near the stereotyping room.
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Angeles
Hart
Times
Leonard
the Times
W. E. Tribet
Tribet
Trains Crash Near Aberdeen Wreck Claims Several Lives
A Milwaukee and St Paul passenger train derailed near Aberdeen as cattle were moved by a herd. Victims include William D. Hill and his son Miles, George Leper, Hosmer, J H W Dechtee, Greenway, and others. Several injured burned with uncertain counts as the caboose and engine left the track.
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Minn
Ac. M
St. P
William D. Hill Hill
Miles
George Leper
Hosmer
J. HW. Dechtee
Greenway
George A
Aberdeen
Wil
Miles City
Mont
George Raph Te Iam Downing
Safron
Couple Marries In Lion's Cage At The Chutes
San Francisco reported ceremony saw Richard Warner and Margaret Leggett wed inside a lion's den at the Chutes. Warner, a deep sea diver, and his bride faced growls from the animals as family and guests watched.
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San Francisco
Richard Warner
Warner
Margaret Leggett
Dagger Duel Leaves Two Men Wounded in Alley Fight
In a rear alley near Sixth and Weller streets last night, Thomas and John Prosper fought with a dagger. Prosper suffered stab wounds to the throat and abdomen and was taken to the city hospital in serious condition.
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Thomas
John Prosper
Tokyo House
Weller
Prosper
City Hospital
Reform plot alleged in Los Angeles against workers
Los Angeles October reports allege a conspiracy between reform city government and the Merchants and Manufacturers association to crush labor. The article cites a swell of wandering workers, aroused by stagnant wages, and claims open shop policy backs employer actions including brewery and metal trades strikes.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Reform
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Times
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association of
California
East
Middle West
Hoth
Sibley Couple Near Death After Nomination Charges
Franklin Pa October 31 Congressman Joseph Sibley and his wife are reported near death at their home. Sibley suffers heart trouble while Mrs. Sibley experiences a mental breakdown after charges were raised against him in obtaining his nomination for the former high office.
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Franklin
Joseph Sibley
Two-Cent Fare Uphheld by Court
The Supreme Court denied a writ of certiorari in the Oklahoma two cent passenger fare rate case, effectively sustaining the lower courts which had enjoined enforcement of the law. The ruling maintains the prior decision upholding the two cent fare posture in Oklahoma.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States Courts of
Oklahoma
Trial Date Set for Robin Cooper in Carmack Slaying
United Press reports in Nashville Tennessee that Robin Cooper’s trial for the killing of former Senator Edward W Carmack is scheduled to begin November 15. Prosecutors say Cooper shot Carmack after an alleged newspaper attack on Cooper through Carmack’s publication.
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Nashville
Tenn
Robin Cooper
United States
Edward W. Carmack
Cooper
Carmack
Pope forbids marriage of Victor Bonaparte to Clementine Belgium
Archbishop Richelly of Turin reports the Vatican ordered him to refuse a marriage ceremony for Prince Victor Bonaparte, claimant to the French throne, who intends to wed Princess Clementine of Belgium in Rome on October 31.
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Rome
Richelly
Turin
Vatican
Victor Bonaparte
Clementine
Belgium
Warner urges defense of virtue at Dreamland lecture
Adam Dixon Warner told a small audience at Dreamland hall that the American people are rousing themselves to defend American manhood and womanhood against the destruction of virtue for the benefit of a few. The talk drew vigorous applause as it closed.
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Adam Dixon Warner
Dreamland Hall
Paris milliner wins damages over dem i vierge turban case
A Paris court awarded $200 damages to milliner Gaby Delys after a theater dem i vierge turban worn by Mile Delys led to mistaken designer credits. The plaintiff claimed loss of sale due to misattributed design and copyright concerns. The judge ruled in favor of the plaintiff.
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Paris
Gaby Delys
Mile
Delys
King Manuel
Mile. Delys
Lawsult
Detys
Mother-in-law Has No Rights in Son-in-Law's Home
Judge Charles N. Harria of the domestic relations court ruled that a mother-in-law has no legal rights in her son-in-law's home. In the Louise Brockey vs Charles Stockey case, the court said a husband need not support his wife’s mother and that a wife may be required to support herself if she leaves her husband solely over objections to the mother-in-law.
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New York
Charles N. Harria
Domestic Relations Court
Louise Brockey
Charlies
Stockey
Arrest Youth Who Ran Over Boy
Kenneth A. Kilbourne aged 18 son of Charlies A Kilbourne of Kilbourne and Clark Co was arrested after his automobile struck and seriously injured Connie Daniels nine year old son of M Daniels on Weat lake boulevard Saturday afternoon Patrolman Dagner arrested him Kilbourne said he was en route to the Golf and Country club with RK D Holabird of San Francisco and Attorney George H Walker when the Daniels boy darted from behind a street car into the car’s path
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Kenneth A. Kilbourne
Charlies A. Kilbourne
Kilbourne & Clark Co
Connie Daniels
M. Daniels
Weatlake Boulevard
Dagner
Young Kilbourne
RK. D. Holabird
San Francisco
George H. Walker
Daniele Boy
Savannah Druggist Cat Becomes Morphine Fiend
A Savannah druggist, Robert A. Rowlinski, reports his yellow cat has become addicted to morphine. The cat often stays near the morphine jar in the store closet and mice run unchecked. The owner fears depriving the cat could kill her due to the addiction.
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Savannah
Robert A. Rowlinski
Rich Soldier Myer Seeks Commutation Of Court Martial
Albert J. Myer the so called millionaire soldier and grandson of Civil War general Albert Myer asks for a commutation of his court martial sentence. He was sentenced to be reduced to private and confined at hard labor for three months with a $50 forfeiture. He refused transfer from Fort Tiuka to Fort Myer triggering the action.
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Washington, D. C
Albert J. Myer
Albert Myer
Fort Myer
Fort Tiuka
Ofiere
Golfers warned on injury from club use in street car accident
Chicago jury awards golfer Frederick R. King 1000 dollars after he was injured in a street car crash impeding his ability to swing brassies and other clubs. The Oxford graduate sought 20000 dollars and demonstrated his impaired stroke in court.
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Chicago
Frederick R. King
Oxford
King
Last Boat Leaves Nome for Seattle This Season
The last boat of the season departed Nome last night carrying 30 passengers bound for Seattle. Nome begins its winter season with an estimated population of 1,900 and three dance halls plus a motion picture theatre offering 50 cent admissions for a 40 minute show.
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Nome
Seattle
Alaska
Metropolia
Arcticia
Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co Ad
We do all kinds of painting, papering, tinting and varnishing at reasonable prices. Phone us for an estimate. Ind 3913 or Main 2304. Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co. 1314 Flrst Ave near University St.
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Ind
Federal Paint and Wall Paper CO
Flrst Ave
University St
Brawl After Masque Ball In Angevine’s Hall Yeoungstown
Shots fired at Angevine’s hall in Youngstown after a masque ball ended in a mêlée as about a dozen youths fought inside. Bailey the druggist reappeared with a shotgun, which was seized after one shot. Patrolmen Byers and Jackson arrested Bailey and brothers Ray and Roy McFadden who returned to retrieve belongings.
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Youngstown
K. E. Bailey
Byers
Jackson
Bailey
Ray
Roy McFadden
Filipinos in Revolt Rages Across Mindanao Coast
Manila reports a major insurrection in southern Mindanao as Monobos devastate coast villages and hamlets, with inhabitants slaughtered amid continuing pacification efforts.
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Manila
Mindanao
Liquor Raids Put City Druggists and Hotels in Spotlight
Patrolmen arrested multiple violators in a Sunday liquor sweep. Clark, a Detroit hotel bartender, faced a $250 bond after a second offense. O'Riley saloon and Grant's case also saw arrests, with Fred Simmons and Henry Cornelson detained. At Turner drug store John Turner admitted evading law by peppermint in whisky. Sageman, a Union hotel clerk, sold three bottles of beer to officers.
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Costa
O'Riley
Washington
Heath
Hasselblad
Fred Simmons
Henry Cornelson
Simmons
J. P. Clark
Detroit
Grant
Thompson and
Fuqua
J. E. Wellington
Charles Corey
Firetav
Turner Drug Store
Denny Way
John Turner
Corey
Heath and
Margett and McLennan
T. W. Sageman
Union Hotel
Third Nv
Main At
Desertions From Army on Decrease
Vancouver Barracks Washington October 31 General Marion P Maus commander of the Department of the Columbia said there has been a decrease of over 50 percent in desertions during the past year totaling 277 this year against 559 last year. In the different arms the greatest reduction occurred in the coast artillery corps with unusually large percentages of last year greatly lessened throughout the districts.
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Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Marion P. Maus
Department of the Columbia
Coast Artillery Corps
Fire in Salem destroys Hallberg's store
Salem Ore Oct 31 Damage of 35000 is the estimate following a fire that gutted Hallberg's store on Liberty at in the new Eckerlin building. The blaze began after an explosion of a gasoline tank but the cause of the explosion and ignition is not known.
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Ore
Hallberg
Liberty At
Eckerlin
Dynamite Probe to Resume Next Wednesday in L A
San Francisco report says witnesses summoned for the Times dynamiting case will appear at the Los Angeles grand jury room at 10 o clock next Wednesday. Attorney Farl Rogers, who has served subpoenas in San Francisco, will depart for Los Angeles tonight after completing his work here.
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San Francisco
Grand Jury
Los Angeles
Farl Rogers
Tacoma Starts On New City Dock
Tacoma officials plan to begin construction on a municipal dock after the bond election. Temporary work budget near 15000 dollars and the proposed concrete permanent dock around 150000 dollars.
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Tacoma
New City Dock
Municipal Commission
Liquor Sale Alleged to Drunk Patrons in Seattle
Proprietor Wi Nam Dorris of the Empire Saloon on Western Avenue faces alleged violation of the 1909 criminal code for selling liquor to an intoxicated man, Mike Doyle, and to Mrs. Molly Rogers, a former robbery convict. Bunnell, a sergeant, claims Dorris admitted he could sell to whom he pleased and released Dorris on $100 bail as Doyle and Mrs Rogers were booked as witnesses.
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Molly Rogers
Rogers
Wi- Nam Dorris
Empire
Western Ay
Seattle
Bunnell
Dorris
Doyle
Miss Josephine Gilman Ends 60 Day Fast in Los Angeles
Miss Josephine Gilman, 22, ends a 60 day fast conducted under Dr Tanner's guidance. She drank orange juice for fifty days and lost appetite for food yet prepared meals for others before breaking the fast with thin gruel and gradually resuming solid food.
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Los Angeles
Josephine Gilman
Tanner
Gilman
Man Flashes Licenseless Fish-Eating Act. Fined $10
On Washington street last night Tom Inglebretson performed a lifelike imitation of a man eating raw fish. Patrolman Blacker arrested him for lacking a license to exhibit and Jude Gordon fined him ten dollars.
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Tom
Tom Inglebretson
Washington St
Blacker
Jude Gordon
Girl awarded damages in fatal Tacoma fall case
Little Etta May Cole won $11 775 for the accidental death of her father George T. Cole an iron worker who died February 19 after a beam swung and caused his platform to give way on the Fidelity Trust building Tacoma contractors John and Joseph Gerrick named as defendants. Cole sought 55 000.
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Little Etta May Cole
George T. Cole
Fidelity Trust
Tacoma
John
Joseph Gerrick
Cole
Laborer William Lucy Barred After Neighborhood Probe
Judge Gordon rules against William Lucy a laborer found prowling near East Union Street and 17th Avenue by Patrolman Cuniffe. The hand test by Bailiff Winchell concluded his labor status as evidence of no worthy purpose.
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Gordon
William Lucy
Cuniffe
East Union St
17Th Av
Winchell
William
Motorcycle racers injured in Coliseum crash
Frank Montgomery and C Schultz were hospitalized after their motorcycles collided on the opening day of races at the Coliseum track. Both suffered severe fractures and internal injuries with extent undetermined.
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Los Angeles
Frank Montgomery
C. Schultz
Coliseum
San Mateo Supervisor Blackburn Arraigned in Bribe Case
Daniel E. Blackburn supervisor of San Mateo county was arraigned in San Francisco before Police Judge Shortall on charges of taking an $853 bribe from Charles Marshall outside man for H. S. Crocker company. The court set a preliminary hearing for Wednesday at 11 and Blackburn remains free on $3,000 bail.
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San Francisco
Daniel E. Blackburn
San Mateo County
Shortall
Charles Marshall
H. 8. Crocker Company
Blackburn
Joe Cannon's Old Friend Dies by Own Action
Bellin gham October 31 George Holton once a wealthy Danville resident and close friend of Uncle Joe Cannon is dead today from an act of self harm He had been jailed Sunday night on a petty larceny charge after being found friendless and alone in the city jail
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Bellingham
George Holton
Joe Cannon
Danville
Blaine Pioneer John J Blaine Dies at Home
John J Blaine brother of Councilman E L Blaine died yesterday at his residence 1917 Second Avenue after a brief illness. Born January 23 1855 in Seattle at his father's parsonage near Second Avenue and Cherry Street he was three days before Chief Seattle's uprising. Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 30.
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E. L. Blaine
Second Ay
Mr. Blaine
Seattle
Second Av
Cherry St
Princess Angeline
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