Foraker Attacks Roosevelt Over Ohio Patronage Case
Senator Foraker charged in the Senate that federal patronage was used to aid Taft in Ohio. He cited Charles Bryson of Athens Gazette, whose post office appointment was influenced by an interview in Washington. Foraker read Bryson’s correspondence with Representative Youghes and claimed many letters prove administration influence.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Fouke
Athens
Washington
Senator Foraker
Ohio
William Dudley Foulke
Indiana
General House
Foulke
Charles’ Bryson
Tater
Foraker
Hryson
Youghes
Dryson
Loeb
Bryson
Offles
Taft
Fort
Queenie Shot On Second Avenue Street Car Nightlife Mystery
New York February 10 a stylish young woman known only as Queenie was fatally shot in a Second Avenue street car after a Chinatown outing. Five companions including two other women were present. Two men in the car fled. one is suspected of firing the fatal shot. A chase over a bottle of champagne preceded the incident.
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Chinatown
New York
Second Avenue
Req
Last View of Their Dead Royalty At Lisbon Cathedral
Thousands of mourners flow through San Vincente Basilica to view royal coffins for the last time as caskets are moved to the pantheon. Crowds press near the church, some crushed, a child died amid the surge. Masses say prayers for the dead. coronation ceremonies for King Manuel may be delayed or canceled.
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Emanuel
Tanbon
San Vincente
Hk Vt Laras
Diay
Pantheon
Army
Navy
Tny
Efrolest
Manuel
Plot to proclaim a republic thwarted at Oporto
Telegram from Oporto reports a frenzied plot to seize the city and establish a republic. Conspirators arrested include leaders, militias gathered in suburbs, and a large depot of revolvers and carbines was captured. Police say the plan aimed for a surprise assault on Saturday night to seize the government house and imprison officials.
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Marsvilles
Oporto
Lisbon
Jeadera
Conatera
Estallieh 4 Republic
Big Plant Resumes Full Operations at Nations Tube
Lorain February 10 five thousand workers return to the Nations Tube plant after weeks idle. Officials say current orders sustain three shifts and additional orders will allow employment of nine thousand, the plant full capacity.
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Lorain
The
Nations Tube Company
Offolals
Bryan Attack Sparks House Debate Over Bryan Nomination
Washington February 10 A bomb was thrown into the democracy of the house as Rep Leake democrat of New Jersey delivered a three minute speech attacking William J Bryan. He said fellow Democrats were false to their duty by trying to nominate Bryan in the house rather than leave the choice to Denver delegates.
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Washington
Representative Leake
New Jersey
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Denver
Young Lady Stabs Her Sweetheart Victim in Jealousy
Kansas City February 1. Pair Cunningham aged 21 stabbed her sweetheart John Perry to death in a jealousy attack at her sister's home. The incident occurred in Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City, Mo
Cunningham
John Perry
Rural route parcel post plan advances in senate
A stimulus bill introduced by Senator Burnham of New Hampshire proposes parcel post rates for rural route customers. It would apply to residents along rural lines and town merchants, charging five cents for the first pound and two cents for each additional pound, with a maximum of eleven pounds. The measure targets rural patrons and merchants to reduce forwarding costs versus large city mail orders.
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Morpham
Senate
Burnham
Repubblican
New Hampshire
Myer
Hit
Cupid Blamed in Baltimore Camp Shooting
In Medina Ohio an Austrian laborer Poblah Mijo Jurcey was killed at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad camp on a Sunday morning. The shooter, Michi another Austrian, is named in early reports. The incident ends a two month fostered camp period and is tied to the foreman Stepich at Creson.
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Medina, O
Poblah
Mijo Jurceyie
Khol
Justidy
Baltimore and Ohlo
Michi
Mair
Stepicha Hayng
Stepich
Creson
Fourth Murder in Fifteen Months Near the Ramp
About five miles from the ramp and brought to this city and lodged in jail. When searched a revolver, emlotts and a pair of shears were found in the possession. This was the fourth murder within a four hundred yard range of the area in the hot period.
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Thia
Trains Collide In Chicago Metro Crash Injuring Twenty
Twenty passengers were injured when a Humboldt Park train crashed into a Garfield Park train on the Chicago elevated. Panic ensued as crowding passengers rushed for exits while officers and bystanders assisted the wounded, including Luke Masty J Meade and Charles Krement who were removed to nearby hospitals. Others were brought into the city for care.
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Chicago
Humboldt Park
Garfield Park
Metro
Itun
Luke Masty
J. Meade
Charles Krement
Soot clogged chimney causes fatal smoke in Ohio home
Cleveland reports three people dead and two others gravely ill after soot blockage in a chimney filled the home with fumes. The victims include auctioneer John Gohringer and his wife Ida, plus his niece Pansy Brockway of Pekin, Illinois, while Harold Gehringer and Millie Gehringer survived but were not expected to live.
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Cleveland
John Gohringer
Ida
Pansy Brockway
Peoria
Gehringer
Harold Gehringer & Son
Millie
Guns and Ammunition Shipped From City and Philadelphia
Police investigate shipments of arms and ammunition bound for Indian revolutionaries abroad. Reports describe consignments labeled sewing machines and condensed milk as cover during a drive by hidden shipments. Authorities in New York and Philadelphia pursue the source and leaders behind the movement.
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New York
Philadelphia
India
Cal
Entinihere
Ty Fe
Ely
Evans Armada Reaches Pacific Amid Strait of Magellan Feats
The Evans squadron led by Admiral Evans has entered the Pacific, rounding Cape Pillar after passing through the Strait of Magellan in calm despite rough seas. The torpedo boat flotilla travels with the main fleet toward Tele ¡anane and Magdalena Bay, while Chilean ships cover Vale Piraiam in a cautious pursuit.
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Fotilla
Srth Channel
Teleahnane
Citiean
Cape Pillar
Magdalena Bay
Chacubweety
Vale ‘Piraiaa
Epidemic of Death by Own Action in Lone Star State
San Antonio Texas February 1 1 A Beasley president of American Bank and Trust of Houston and former Texas Bankers Association leader killed himself on the Moore building fifth floor He had been in San Antonio five weeks Believed to be due to poor health and financial worries Also reports from Fort Worth and Dalies about local suicides and notes indicating distressed finances and personal loss
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San Antonio
Texas
A. Beasley
American Bank and Trust Company
Houston
Texas Bankers’ Association
Moore Building
Porth Worth
Hutching
Erie
Garmbeell
Ganbrell
Gaubrell
Motnieh
Pacific Navigation Reports Fleet Passage in Heavy Weather
The Pacific Navigation Company steamship Orita arrived Sunday morning and reported passing the American fleet in the Strait at 6 p.m. Sunday, 12 miles east of Cape Pillar. The Chilean cruiser Chacalaro was loading as heavy weather hindered operations. Warships, including 16 American battleships and two other vessels, spread out but pressed on through the strait toward Telehuano amid strong winds.
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Straits of Magellan
Pacific Ocean
Punts Arenas
aeThe Pacific Navigation Company
Orita
Strait
Cape Pillar
Getta
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Queenie
Feder
Curt
Macauley
New York World
National Tube Company
Militia
Memphis
Tenny Offey
Bigot
Brookhaven
CUPID
Evans
Pacific
Lone Star State
Forth Worth
Texite
Wye Bk
Hutellins
Fort Worth National Bank
Bank Ouulelils
Chacalaro
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