Anarchists Plot to Damage American Fleet in Rio de Janeiro
Brazilian police uncover an anarchist plot centered in Rio de Janeiro and Petropolis with suspected links to Sao Paulo and Minas Gerais to destroy parts of the American fleet docked offshore. An individual named Jean is identified as chief conspirator, with authorities pursuing him across states and coordinating with Paris and Washington to prevent the attack.
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Rio de Janeiro
Petropolis
Gao Paulo
Minasee
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Fedhier Iu
Paulo
Sao Paulo
France
Rao Paulo
Minas Geraes
Tom Mire
Evelyn Nesbit tells her story in court in Thaw case
Evelyn Nesbit again recounted in open court the betrayal by Stanford White, details that defense said could not excuse Thaw’s crime. Judge Dowling allowed the testimony, noting the open trial right, as Nesbit described drugged wine and White’s influence, while Thaw sobbed and covered his eyes during the recital.
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Gunthce Dowling
Jerome
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Pata Hotel
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Pittsburg
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Mage Four
Pope Pius counsels peace in Frisco amid youth nations
Rome reports Pope Pius X urges America and Japan to pursue progress through peaceful paths. He campaigned via Archbishop Francis, urging American prelates to foster peace among Catholics as a path to global progress. The pontiff continues recovery from illness as he speaks.
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Japan
Rome
Pius X
Bissitsck
Conspiracy Uncovered as Brazilian Police Pursue Sympathizers
The Sao Paulo police announce a wide conspiracy to attack visiting Americans and Brazilians, with the chief stating the plot was organized by Fedder. Conspirators reportedly fled inland, while authorities vow to pursue those responsible and prevent further injuries at sea and on land.
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Brazil
Sao Paulo
Rio de J Paneiro
Chinks On Trial In Boston Chinatown Murder Case
Nine Chinamen face murder charges in a Boston trial tied to the Tong war arc from August. The violence began in Chinatown when Celestials opened fire, killing three and wounding several, with the feud traced to San Francisco over a disputed slave possession.
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San Francisco
Woman and Four Daughters Murdered in Montana Ranch
Lewistown Montana January 20 information received of the murder of Mrs Sluter widow and her four daughters the eldest thirteen years old at a lonely interior ranch. They were seen yesterday the ranch house was buried a posse has gone from here to pursue suspects.
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Mra. Slater
Grand Jury Takes Up Albert Lukens Case
Canton Ohio January 29 Grand Jury begins investigation into the case of Albert Lukens charged with killing Elizabeth Brown with a hammer. About twenty five witnesses will be heard.
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Elizabeth Brown
Rape Law Backed as Constitutional Question Divides States
A government reform proposal titled the two cent passenger rape law is challenged as unconstitutional by opponents alleging it exceeds legislative powers. Supporters say it would curb crime while critics warn of overreach and civil rights concerns.
Discharged employee tries to wreck a train in West Virginia
In Evansville West Virginia January 29 a discharged employee attempted to derail a passenger train by placing a large boulder on the track. Engineer J W McCormick and a nearby section hand intervened as the train was slowed and halted before any serious injuries occurred to the passengers.
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Ohio
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Inze's Trial Postponed as Indictment Narrowed
A court delays the trial of F Jus Hotnge, former president of the National Bank, amid charges over forged checks. The case, tied to the Meriwntile Bank, will resume January 27 as prosecutors narrow the indictment.
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New York Syndicate Seizes Provident Savings Life
Attorney Mannard Lauterbrech announced a New York syndicate has been found to take control of Provident Savings Life Association. The move follows a critical report by K Rittenhouse, learning commissioner at Colorado, which shook financial circles and raised interest in the venture.
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Maynard Lauterbrech
Provident Savings Life Association Wockery
K. Rittenhouse
Iearnneg
Goloredo
Taft Faces Foraker Clash In Ohio Campaign
Columbus dispatch reports Taft leaders plan to press a clean slate for the state ticket and delegates, ignoring Foraker’s olive branch. Burton eyed to be kept out of the national convention as Taft aims for a solid delegation and tight control amid county committee resistance and primaries deadline today.
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J.B. Foraker
W.i. ‘Patt
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Charles Taft
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Walter Brown
Henry Williams
Foraker
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Foraker Ends Fight Against Taft in State Delegation
Cincinnati Ohio January report says Senator Foraker concedes Taft will win the state convention delegation. He pledges to keep fighting in his congressional district, noting the state delegates will all back Taft with no opposition.
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O. Janzo—Foraker
Taft
Fire razes shops and homes in Rushville blaze
A fire that began last night in Rushville destroyed two stores a doctor's office and three residences and threatened the village. Estimated loss is 20000 pounds. Aid was sought from Lancaster and Columbus but the fire burned itself out before trains arrived.
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Columbus
Politics Will Not Figure In School Investigation
Columbus Ohio week end view shows legislature impressed by public demand for a Meck school charges probe. A joint investigation committee is likely, with bipartisan composition from both chambers. West is expected as the Republican senator leading the effort, with Democrats Lamb Howe and Gayman named.
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Gayman
Ruef Bribery Charge Set For Trial In San Francisco
Prosecutor Langdon moves to try Abraham Ruef on bribery counts after the circuit court of appeals set aside an extortion indictment against ex mayor Eugene Schwiig. The case includes a contract granting Ruef immunity from prosecution, which prosecutors claim Ruef did not honor. Lawler will preside as immunity questions are resolved and charges are pursued.
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