Thaw Making His Last Stand in Colebrooke
Thaw, deported from Canada by order of the interior minister, is under guard in a Colebrooke hotel. He resisted immigration officials in Coaticook and was moved to Vermont then New Hampshire, aided by his lawyers seeking habeas corpus to stay extradition.
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Liss Barry ‘Thaw
Coaticook
Canada
Vermont
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New Hampshire
New York
Mate ‘Teawan
William T. Jerome
Thaw
Court of King’s Bench
Montreal
Doherty
Ottawa
Immigration Board of Inquiry
A. Blake Robertson
Immigsaon
Robertson
Carpenter's Hotel
United States
Thawwongue
Averill Iike
Canan
N. H
H. Drew
Demand Thaw's Return From New Hampshire Fugitive Case
New York officials seek Harry K. Thaw from New Hampshire authorities after he was freed by Canada and detained in Coletrooke. Bernard Jacobse of Dutchess county filed the fugitive from justice charge months ago, alleging a conspiracy behind Matteawan release. Attorney General Couger will push requisition papers to Acting Governor Glynn for swift transmission to New Hampshire.
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Albany
N. Y
New Hampshire
Harry K. Thaw
Ile
Coletrooke
N. H
Thaw
Borpe
Bernard Jacobse
Dutchess County
Matteawan
Gener) Couger
Glynn
Ohio agricultural commission to curb immigration to Canada
Columbus Ohio September 11. President A P Sandles announces a policy to stop emigration to Canada and high western rates by attracting city folks to farming. The commission will open agricultural and immigration bureaus in Ellin galand New York to place skilled farm workers on Ohio farms and create farmer colonies.
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A. P. Sandles
Ellingaland
New York
Ohio
Gillen
Noted Strikebreaker Dead in Piattsburg
James Farley, famed strikebreaker and horseman, dies at 40 after returning home two weeks ago from the summer with his racehorses. He is mourned by the racing community at Mule’s Kick track in Galion.
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Piattsburg
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James Farley
Famous Columbus Caravels Begin Chicago to San Francisco Tour
The Nina Pinta and Santa Maria replicas start from Chicago bound for San Francisco for the Panama Pacific Exhibition. Harvards students command the ships as they transit the Great Lakes St. Lawrence and Atlantic routes with naval pageants planned at coastal ports. A court injunction by Peter O Shaughnessy delayed the voyage over sail design payment.
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San Francisco
Panama
Explorer
New World
Spansh
United States
An Shor
Jackson Park Harbor
Grest Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Boston
Atlantic Coast
Panama Canal
Pacific
Atlantic
Canal
Peter O'Shaughnessy
Envoy of Huerta Arrives in Capital
Manuel Zamarrona former Mexican ambassador to the United States arrives in Washington from Mexico City via Havana and Key West. He denies acting as Huerta's representative, saying he comes as a private citizen to attend to private business interests. Washington remains convinced he represents the provisional government. Zamarrona is met at the station by Bert Gedyea, a Mexican embassy attaché.
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Manuel Zamarona
United Statos
Huerta
Mexico City
Havana
Key West
United States
Ter
Senoramacona
Pres Ds Herts
Mexico
Bert Gedyea
Zeppelin Airship Fatal Drop Kills Two French Soldiers
In Letpuc Baxony on September 11 a Zeppellin type airship struggled in a strong wind during arrival and anchoring. A violent gust lifted the craft, dragging two private soldiers to about 1000 feet before they fell to their deaths. The airship was later placed safely in the shed.
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Letpuc
Baxony
Atrahip 25
Cvldiers
Jealous lodger kills woman then dies in Ohio
In Portsmouth Ohio on September 11 James Dye a stationary engineer jealous of his boarding house mistress Anna Weason fired two shots into her and shot himself. Dye died instantly and Weason died soon after. Both principals were divorced persons.
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Portsmouth
James Dye
Anna Weason
Dye
Farmers Are Fined in Kenton Food Violations
Sept 11 inspectors from the state dairy and food commission cited sellers for baded goods and unsafe practices. William Leste, Furnera, and a partner faced fines of 25 dollars each for selling substandard items.
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Kenton
Trate
Thy
Mt Datry
Gommiswundi Stade
Badeed
Fak Louwery
William Leste
Furnera
Unusual Robbery In Cleveland Hotel
Samuel Cohen a tailor was lured to a local Cleveland hotel by a caller claiming to need measured for clothes. In the guest room he was bound gagged and robbed of valuables with urethane tape across his mouth and cuts of automobile tape used.
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Cleveland
Samuel Cohen
Tallor
Cohen
Attorney arraigned after Chicago arrest alleging embezzlement
Attorney WD Meinghe appeared in court on a charge of embezzling 6200. He pleaded not guilty. Bond set at 7500, but no bond was posted. He had disappeared for months and was arrested in Chicago before being brought to Cleveland.
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Clevelanl
WD. Meinghe
Chicago
Brovelt
Dentist Sue Welch Targeted in Ohio Murder Plot
Dr H B Welch known as Sue Welch a Delaware high school fullback and Ohio Medical University star lies near death in San Diego Pal hospital after a murder attempt by former friend Herman Heardstedt who later killed himself in his cell, the incident triggering the tragedy.
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Columbus
Welch
Ohio
Sue Welch
Delaware High School
Ohio Medical University
San Diego
Pal
Herman Heardstedt
T S A L I E Teddy in New York political clash
Colonnel Renee volt alleges a Brooklyn voter charges he controlled the Committee of 107 and shaped nominations including Norman Hapgood and Mitchel. He asserts he seeks a fusion slate with no assembly or alderman candidates named.
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Renee’ Volt
Brooklyn
Norman, Hapgood
Mitchel
The
Dal
Fent
Whitman
Telcet
Assembly
Board of Aldermen
Howl Is Raised in Senate Tariff Conference Row
Washington Sept 11 A Republican protest over Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin as a conferee on the tariff bill stirred the Senate and threatened to disrupt the conference. Senators Penrose and Lodge debated retiring from the conference before deciding to stay for now. They argue LaFollette does not represent the minority. Prince of Monaco Ashore in New York Sept 1 The prince came ashore from the yacht L Hirondelle and spoke of Broadway as the widest and most beautiful street. He avoided gambling talk at Monte Carlo and said he is an independent state citizen planning a hunting trip in Wyoming Friday.
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Washington
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Senate
Penrose and
Lodge
Minally
Prince of Monaco
New York
Broadway
Monte Carlo
Wyoming
Hogan's Ruling Opens Wholesale Liquor Licenses
Attorney General Hogan rules wholesale liquor licenses are unlimited and not counted toward the 500 population cap. This positions jobbers and distributors to pursue wholesale licenses while saloon licenses remain limited. The ruling implies county boards may grant wholesale licenses and cannot easily deny them, shaping state liquor licensing practice.
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Attormey General Hogan
Atte Uquor Licensing Board
Live Stock Prices Across Markets In Early September
Market reports from Chicago Cleveland East Buffalo Cincinnati and Boston list cattle hogs sheep and lambs with steady to mixed prices. Notable figures include fat cattle to 8 and 9 dollars, hogs around 9, sheep and lambs near 7 to 9 dollars, and receipts of cattle and hogs varying by city.
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Chicago
Sedlern
Cleveland
Mitchers and Springer
Heavinn
Nedsome
Shien
Lamba
Sher Steady
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Boston
Ohio
Penneytvania
Delaina
Delaine
Toledo
Wisto
Centennial Peace Celebration At Put-in-Bay Honors Taft MacDonald Cox
Governor Cox hosted the centennial Lake Erie battle anniversary and 100 years of peace celebration at Put-in-Bay with a banquet by the Perry Interstate board. Guests included William H. Taft, Dr. John A. MacDonald, governors of ten states, and Lt. Gen. Nelson A. Miles. Taft delivered the address praising Perry and peace between nations.
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Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Great Britain
United States
Perry Interstate Board
Dominion of
Canadia
William Hi. Taft
John A. MacDonald
Toronto
Ohio
Peylvania
Michigan
Illnois
Wisconsin
New York
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Indiana
Minnesota
William Slade
National Society of the Daughters of the War of 1812
Nelson A. Miles
Put-ln-Bay
Cox
Galbraith Perry
Cambridge
Taft
Mac Donald
Bri
Veteevela
Érisig
Perry
Canada
Stray Bullet Injures Man in Frinire Incident
Alexander Gribbon was shot in the thigh by a stray bullet while with a woman friend at a university area. The incident occurred without witnesses to the shot, and several people nearby were unhurt.
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Friinire
Alexander Gribbon
Gribbon
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