Six Stokers Injured on U S Battleship Vermont
Six stokers aboard the battleship Vermont were injured last night when the No 6 boiler header blew while under banked fires. Two men, M. P. Horan and H. W. Cramer, were seriously hurt. The Vermont, at Hampton Roads, was towed by tugs and a board of investigation was ordered. Other injured were R. M. Wagner J. M. Newberry M. W. Green and Co K. Hoteling.
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Washington
Vermont
Hampton Roads
M. P. Horan
H. W. Cramer
R. M. Wagner
J. M. Newberry
M. W. Green
Co. K. Hoteling
Vothis Sinks Turkish Cruiser in Bold Action
Bulgarian forces press the fight with Bulgars carrying momentum as they push to Muradli station and cut the railroad to Saloniki. Turkish troops resist stubbornly with desertions rising among Christian soldiers in the Turkish ranks. World War I era dispatches from Sofia describe the late night clash and Bulgarian gains.
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Sofia
Muradli
Saloniki
Bunarhissar
Mir
Struma
Germany Accepts Poincare Plan On Balkan Intervention Form
Berlin reports Germany has accepted the French premier Raymond Poincare s proposal for European powers intervention in the Balkan situation. The plan excludes territorial settlements and aligns with Anglo Russian views, signaling unified action among the powers.
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Berlin
Germany
Raymond Poincare
Mississippi Hero Laureates List of Carnegie Medalists
The list details Carnegie Medal recipients from various states including Texas, Ohio, Arizona, and others. It notes bronze or silver medals and monetary stipends for acts to save others from suffocation drowning or electric shock, with locations like Fort Worth, Cincinnati, Globe, and Bonavista. The passage also cites postincident educational and widow pensions and final wartime relief announcements for mining disaster widows and children in Oklahoma and West Virginia.
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Edwin A. Sutton
Cokesdale
Colo
Arvey N. Florence
Florence
W. Hampton Arrasmith
Cincinnati
Ohio
Benjamin F. Langsdale
Langsdale
ChaHen A. West
West
Edward W. Hargett
Hargett
Nora N. Higdon
Anna B. Wendeltorn
Runiaway
Globe
Arizona
Robert McD. Logan, Jr
Logan
William B. Schell
Fort Worth
Texas
Schell
W. Sterett Parkinson
Parkinson
Charles L. Graham
John D. Graham
Carlistle
John G. Wolfe
Wolfe
Reginald Eltringham
West Fairview
Co. Bert. Raymond
Raymond
Viershel F. Shelly
Growning
Indianapolis
Ind
Walter A. Smith
Smith
Frederick H. Voorhis
Middletown
Louis G. Burkhalter
Burkhalter
Ruth F. Mastelar
Veda G. Hem- Steck
Bradley
T. Wiliam Hutchins
Hutchins
Leila de [Lorens
Ship Island
Miss
Michael O’loughlin
O’ Loughlin
Patrick McMahon
Stoneham
Mass
Francis F. Park
Michael G. Loughlin
J. Louis Little
Little
Bonavista
N. F
Robert Brown
Brown
Customs
James Ford
Richard S. Stokes
Stokes
Lillie B. Eveetts
R. Ashley Greaves
Piva Foster
Lometa
Lance H. Mardiss
Marchas
Charles A. Hill
Naco
H. Frank Fizer
Fizer
Thomas Flowen
Santa Barbara
Cal
Lafayette L. Davis
David
Alonzo M. Barnett
Joseph K. Isenberg
Isenberg
Arabea V
Paul K. Crist
Altoona Pann
Dennis P. Morgan
Morgan
Armando L. Briscoe
Gustine
Henry W. Purge
Burge
Walter C. Bailey
Delha
William T. Howard
Howard
Thomas Rk. Lewis
J. Edgar Rogers
Farker Texas
Alvin J. Miller
Miller
Hugh and
Henny Cooper
Rising Star
Leo J. Lockard
Lockrd
John A Roberts
Altoona
McMahon
Michael O'Loughlin
Robert A. Atkinson
Atkinson
Jacob Sachs
Joseph Schligeter, Jr
Schlageter
Anna Espelage
James Feeney
Feney
John H. McGee
Pittsburg
Percy Walker
Walker
Abram B. Henrickson
Keen Camp
George W. T. Snare
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement by Mrs Pearson
A Mobile resident, Mrs. Theresa Pearson of 109 Church St, testifies to relief from headaches and kidney-related pains after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She reiterates her endorsement in 1911 and continues to recommend the product to friends. For sale by dealers, 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo. Remember the name Dean’s.
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Theresa Pearson
Church St. Mobile
Aia
Dean
Vanantwerp
Doan
Pearson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Wilson Rally Day Message Creates Hopeful Democratic Call
Governor Wilson urges a united Democratic surge on November 8 promising prompt service and principled action. He appeals to youth and women, stressing a peaceful push for freedom and prosperity under a trusted instrument of the republic. WOODROW WILSON.
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Wilson
Great
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Labor leaders' appeal set for January 1913
Hearing of the contempt case appeal for Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor likely will be set for January 1913. They were sentenced to jail for allegedly defying district supreme court orders in the anti boycott case brought by Bucks Store and Range Co of St Louis.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
District Supreme Court
Bucks Store and Range Company
St. Louis
Name the Baby Wins With a Telephone Book
Mrs Willard’s pressure to name the baby prompts Warren to use the telephone book for ideas. Helen and Warren choose Winifred Curtis as the final name after scanning names from the book. Helen, relieved, hugs Warren and praises the method.
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Helen
Nother
Warren
Tit
Genevieve
Mildred
Sarah J
Sarah
Elizabeth H
Elizabeth
Amelia FE
Winifred
Winifred Curtis
Curtis
Winifred Curts
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, safe remedy for indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis, and stomach upset. It claims rapid relief from sour, gassy stomach symptoms and urges keeping a fifty cent case on hand for accidental stomach distress.
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Pape
Mny Drug Store
Detectives Seek Four Chicago Gunmen Aimed at Whitman
New York dispatch reports detectives detailed to meet Chicago trains and hunt four gunmen said to plan to kill District Attorney Whitman. A letter from an opium joint keeper warned of the plot and promised each gunman $1000. Authorities investigated amid hundreds of threatening letters to Whitman.
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New York
Chicago
Lfe
Whitman
Christie-street
Two Negroes Escape From Tennessee Pen
Two prisoners, Bud Glenn and Point Carr, escaped from the Tennessee state penitentiary in Nashville this afternoon. Glenn, jailed for 21 years for assault with intent to murder from Gibson County in 1909, and Carr, serving 15 years for housebreaking and larceny from Davidson County in 1908, scaled the walls using ladders.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Bud Glenn
Point Car
Glenn
Gibson County
Carr
Davidson County
Sickles Granted Two-Week Stay On Judgment Payment
General Daniel E. Sickles received a two week extension from Sheriff Marburger to satisfy an $8,080 judgment for Bank of the Metropolis. The sale of his furniture and bric-a-brac was advertised for today.
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New York
Daniel E. Sickles
Marburger
Bank of the Metropolis
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