Emperor of China Dies at 87 Amid Regency Cast
Washington dispatch reports the death of Emperor Kuang Han of China at age 87. He ascended the throne in 1875 as a child, ruled in name but suffered mental and physical decay, leaving no issue. Regent prince Pu Wei and the emperor’s brother act as regents as the empire transitions.
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Kuang Hou
Woo
Nam
Pu Wei
Washington
Navy
China
State Department
Kiang
Han
Chin
Thatis Dowaker
Kuang Han
IL Prinde Bite
Win
Hla Aon
Way Otis Puzzles The Chicago Police
Chicago authorities weigh charges after Misa May Otis, held on suspicion of offering $2000 to a detective to kill her mother, is brought to Chief of Detectives O Brien. If mental imbalance suspected, she may be examined. otherwise inciting to murder charges may be filed.
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Chicago
Misa May Otis
Polices Department
Miss Otis
O'Brlen
O Brien
Ake
Erkme
Nigainet
Cant Stop Proposed Special Session
Columbus Ohio November 14 Rumors circulated that an injunction could restrain Gov Harris from calling a special session of the legislature, but unofficial opinion holds little chance of success. Harris has announced he will convene the assembly on advice of the attorney general, asserting he has authority and duty to call a special session. The issue centers on whether the legislature may be summoned only for appropriations, a claim some deem absurd.
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Columbus
Harris
State Law Department
Arhor Harris
Attorney General's Office
Wesson
Campbell
City of Cincinnati
Board of Public Service
Senate
House of Representatives
Heelan
George BH
Okay
Bommer James M. Williams
Cleve
Sesson
Revere
Gov
Hirris
Salem plant gutted by fire destroys factory and jobs
Salem Ohio November 18 a Silver Manufacturing company plant was gutted by fire early today. The blaze caused about a $100,000 loss. Two men were injured and its workers were left unemployed.
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Salem
Salem, Ohi
The
Silver Manufacturing Company
Laneing Company Workers Strike in Norwalk Ohio
Norwalk Ohio November 14 one hundred printers, foremen and book binders employed by the Laging company struck today as receivers had ordered the work day extended from eight to nine hours. Twenty
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Norwalk
Ohio
Strikers in Bindery Organizing Sparks Sympathy
Workers in the bindery face disorganization as strikes proceed. sympathy grows for the unorganized group of ly girls employed, highlighting labor tension and local support dynamics.
Reverend Thomas Brya Named Successor to Bishop Horstman
Rev Thomas Brya of Nasville, former pastor of St Peter's Catholic Church in Chaetnatt, is reported chosen as successor to Bishop Horstman of Cleveland. He was made bishop of Nassville in 1804.
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Thomas Brya
Acceed Horsthan
Thomas S. Byrne
Nasville
Town
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Chaetnatt
Horstman
Cleveland
Nassville
Roosevelt hosts farmers at White House reception
President Franklin D Roosevelt greeted about 50 farmers and wives at the White House after a National Grange convention opening. Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot highlighted the keynote urging cooperation with government to conserve water power and prevent monopoly by corporate interests, stressing the need for electricity under public control.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
National Grange
Hyaban
Parester Oisid
Yale Girl Found Dead In Poisoned Bottle Mystery
In Yale Michigan on November 19 a high school girl and Ohio State Normal College graduate Mies Spier was found dead near town with a bottle containing poison. Indications point to self inflicted death but motive is unknown. Spier's home is in Grafton Ohio.
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Yale
Mich
Mies Athe Spier
Yale Public
Aiehiani State Normal Gchoa
Lottie
Lang
Mise Spitzer
Grafton
Ohio
Denver Mystery Deepens Over Mrs Allen’s Death
In Denver, investigators press on with the unsolved case of Mrs. Allen I Reads athenyue’s death. Experts warn she may die at any moment, weakened by disease and drugs, while police seek a safe witness to solve the mystery and identify the attacker.
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Denver
Col
Lilo Abe
Allen I
Ife
Ours
Chanler Whipp
Lye
Horse Thief Evades Sheriff in Nevada Pursuit
A report from Lima Nevada states Sheriff Henry Von Gunten pursued an alleged horse thief named Jobe Mayon who fled on horseback with tack. The thief rode toward Wapekeuota Waynefold Keotim and Takeview, but authorities lost the trail and found no sign of the stolen horse or equipment.
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Lima
Nev
Henry von Gunten
Jobe Mayon
Wapekeuota
Waynefold
Keotim
Takeview
Camp here trial proceeds with exhumed remains in murder case
In Laporte Indiana the Tay Lamnders murder trial advances as testimony begins this week. Coroner Mack handles the exhumed remains while jurors hear statements from witnesses over the next two weeks.
Four Children Die In Farmhouse Fire At Alliance
A farmhouse blaze near Alliance, Ohio, killed four children of J A Warapeter, aged 9 Cathrine, 7 Laetle, 14 Leroy, and 4 Charl. One child was rescued badly burned, while the father was seriously burned trying to save them. Jerry, aged six, escaped with severe injuries. two adults and others slept on the ground and survived.
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Alliance
J A Warapeter
Cathrine
Laetle
Leroy
Charl
Jerry
Warrants Issued in Fatal Football Team Incident
Evank ville and Henderson Kentucky involving M C A football players as warrants issued for arrest on manslaughter charges after a fatal l game. Charles Daugherty, brother of the deceased, acts in Minots, Sprinefold, UWls. Nov. 14. A freight train collision on the Wabash near here leaves a fireman and a brakeman dead and another man fatally injured.
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Byaneville
Ind
M.C A
Evankville
Henderson
Kentucky
Dikagherty
Charles Daugherty
Epiceiias
Minots
Sprinefold
Uwls
Awillions &. Nape
Charles Wolf
John Willame
Exlich
Wabash
Miners Tragedy in Hamm Westphalia Explosion
In Hamm Westphalia Germany a catastrophic mine explosion trapped hundreds of workers. Rescue efforts were hampered by fear and chaos as relatives mourned and authorities assessed the devastation. Officials said the death toll would rise past one hundred, with many miners feared lost inside the mine.
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Hamm Westphalia
Germany
Fredhod
Roosevelt Says It Does Not Matter
Washington. November 13. President Roosevelt spoke after a meeting about who owns the Outlook, stating he has no concern with its stockholders and will be responsible only for his own writings. He emphasized his future attitude should be judged by past actions.
Long search ends at asylum gates
New York November 13 A decade long hunt for Prof Mark Harrington a noted meteorologist ended when he was found at Morris Plains New Jersey asylum as a patient listed John Doe No 8 His son Raymond who tracks weather stories fed the clue via a western newspaper prompting his mother Mrs Harrington to visit the asylum where the reunion with his wife followed but the fugitive did not recognize her until then The search began after Harrington disappeared in October 1899 from Mt Vernon New York and after years of believing him dead or gone he was identified by his wife and son through the mysterious patient description
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New York
Mark W. Harpington
Onc c Eller
United States Weather Bureau
Amer Fet
Hopelew Linathe
New Jersey Asylum For the
Mortis Plains
Harrington
Johan Doe
Trenton
Hartington
Manris
Raymond Harrington
Columbia University
Morris Plains Asylum
Morris Plains
John Doe
Morris
Mira
Raymond
Garden Avenue
Mt. Vernon
Ray
Oklahoma
Mortle Plaiis
Morris Plalis
John Dee
Colately
Mark
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