U S Interventions Urged As Port au Prince Turmoil Grows
Capt Nilsen of the Seebere liner Atlantis reports dangerous conditions in Port au Prince Haiti with street fighting and revolts after Le Conté was toppled. Ship crews fear ashore attacks as bandits threaten sailors and U S intervention is urged to protect interests and crews aboard foreign vessels.
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Mauti
United States
Nilsen
Atlantis
Resn
Port-au-Prince
Port-su-Prizeswich
Negro Republic of
Hats
Antoine Simeon
Petrel
le Conte
Republic
Haitien
Congressmen killed in car crash near Postoria Ohio
Congressman Carl C. Anderson of Fosteria dies instantly when the car he rode in overturns near Postoria Ohio. Russell Knepper Charles Sharp and Paul Meyers are injured. Meyers suffers possible death, Knepper and Sharp have serious injuries.
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Postoria
Ohio
Carl C. Anderson
Fostoria
Anderson
Russell Knepper
Seneca County
Charles Sharp
Ioria
Paul Meyers
Meyers
Congressman Anderson
Kneper
Sharp
Repairs to Davis Avenue Bridge by City Efforts Under Scrutiny
City officials contest claims about delays on the Davis Avenue Bridge over Three-mile Creek. Superintendent Joseph Heiter says repairs started within three days, with a red lantern displayed and the work completed by the street department. The dispute involves الحدود maintenance in a disputed district and a state Supreme Court case on city county responsibility.
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Denis Avennue
Three-mile Creek
Joseph Herter
Heiter
Vitx Street
Hetter
Greer
Hagan
State Supreme Court
Heller
Green
Sullivan
Supreme Court
Helter
Pillans
B. B. Boone
Semmes
Mobile
City of
Virginia Street
Catherine Street
Davis Avenue
Marmotte Street
One-Mile Creek
Striking Shopmen At Teague Refuse New Foreman
Three hundred workers of the Trinity and Brazos Valley Railroad at Teague Texas refused to work under a recently appointed foreman and went on strike today as of October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Trinity and Brazos Valley Railroad
Teague
Martial law ordered for trials of six negroes in Forsyth county
Six black defendants were moved from a county jail under state militia guard to Cumming for trial on charges tied to the assault and murder of two white women. Martial law will cover Forsyth county during the proceedings, with troops on constant guard to quell mob violence after a prior lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Cumming
Brown
Forsyth County
Courtmartial of militiamen progresses in Augusta
Courtmartial proceedings continue in Augusta with Captain Jowitt's hearing expected to finish today. Captain Henderson will be tried next for guarding the deadline area where shootings occurred while streetcar service resumes under armed guard. Local officials vow arrests for interference as arbitration talks fail.
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Augusta
Jowitt
Henderson
Augusta-Aiken
Barrett
Clark
Strakers
Why Roosevelt Got His Divorce
Lynn Mass October 1 Governor Marshall, Democratic vice presidential candidate, denounces Roosevelt as having “divorced” from the Republican party over non support. He attacks Roosevelt’s platform as paternalistic and socialist, criticizing tariffs and immigration laws while urging economic change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Marshall
Warren
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Death of Bruce-Brown in Wisconsin Vanderbilt Cup crash
Davie Bruce-Brown, 25, a famed New York sportsman, died after a tire burst in a Fiat at the Wentworth course near Milwaukee. Mechanician Tony Scudalari was fatally injured as the car plunged into a ditch and field. Surgeons tried to save him but Bruce-Brown died hours later.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Davie Bruce-Brown
New York
Tony Scudalari
Wentwatosa
Bruce Brown
Theear
Sevdalart
Trinity
Caleb Brags
Bruce-Brown
Ralph de Palma
Teddy Tetzlaff
Bragg
Savannah
Milwaukee Automobile Dealers’ Association
A. R. Hardington
Bruce- Brown
Empire City
News of Bruce-Brown’s Death Reaches Mother in Milwaukee
Mrs. R A Bruce-Brown, mother of the dead automobile driver, left New York for Milwaukee after learning of her son's death. E R Holender, Fiat Motor Sales president, said Caleb Brazz blamed an imperfect track for the crash and that Bruce-Brown’s car struck a soft spot at 80 miles an hour causing the overturn. He noted drivers delayed racing ten days awaiting track repairs after concerns over track safety.
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New York
R. A. Bruce-Brown
Milwaukee
E. R. Holender
Fiat Motor Sales Company
Caleb Brazz
Bruce-Brown
Bragg
Hollender
Premonition Fateful Race Driver Dies After Milwaukee Crash
Indianapolis report says David Bruce Brown died from injuries after speeding his race car on the Milwaukee grand prix course. He told George M. Dickson he feared something would happen and regretted the trip, saying he had to fulfill his contract despite his misgivings.
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Indianapolis
Ind
David Bruce- Brown
Milwaukee
George M. Dickson
National Motor Vehicle Company
Bruce-Brown
Dickson
Bruce- Brown
Union Pacific Resumes Control of C. and A.
Union Pacific interests regained control of the Chicago and Alton Railroad as R B Lovett Julius Kruttschnitt and J J Spence were chosen to the Alton board at the annual stockholders meeting. Union Pacific owns more than ten million dollars of the preferred stock.
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Chicago
Union Pacific
Chicago and Alton Railroad
R. 8. Lovett
Julius Kruttschnitt
J. J. Spence
The
Alton
Alleged dynamiters to be speedily tried
Indianapolis Oct 2 A government witness-seeking staff from Boston to Los Angeles mobilizes to prepare witnesses for the McNamaras dynamite conspiracy trial. Agents will assemble a diverse testimony pool including conductors, boarding housekeepers, renters, jewelers, and quarry workers to fit a promised complete story. Witnesses from the Pacific coast are prioritized as the trial accelerates under Judge Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Boston
Los Angeles
Miller
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
Utah
James B. McNamara
Ortie EB. McManigal
Los Angeles Times
Albert B. Anderson
Tragic discovery in Detroit as 13 year old Mathilda Reis slain
In Detroit an unnamed man attacked 13 year old Mathilda Reis on an errand for her mother. Her mutilated body was found in an alley near her home last night after she was seen at a nearby grocery. No arrests have been made.
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Detroit
Mathilda Reis
Morrison Dies in Walke Explosion Aboard Newport Destroyer
Washington October 1 Lieutenant Donald H Morrison killed today when the torpedo boat destroyer Walke exploded at Newport He had earlier rescued a crewman from drowning on the night of September 22 and received commendation from Admiral Andrews and his commanding officers The death occurred as naval officials began an investigation led by Captain Capehart Also reported is the death of Harry Lee Wilder 28 a machinist's mate from Sparks Nevada with five years in service all facts from Navy department notices
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Washington
Donald H. Morrison
Newport
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Andrews
Navy Department
Morrison
E. W. Eberle
Atlantic Torpedo Flotilla
Osterhaus
Atlantic Fleet
Favorate Generale Ctoedenent
South
Missouri
Naval Academy
Harry Lee Wilder
Sparks
Nevada
Robert L. Wilder
Orlando
Fla
Revolt in Nicaragua Persists Near Managua and Granada
The uprising in Nicaragua continues south of Managua with Masaya bombarded by rebel forces under General Zeledon. American warships guard Managua and Granada while officials expect the conflict to last about two more weeks and report growing abuses of foreigners.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Mena
Managua
Granada
Masaya
Zeledon
Weitzel
State Department
Tragic double tragedy ends in self destruction in West Pelham
In West Pelham Massachusetts on October 1 Mrs Jennie B Shaw and her husband George Shaw a wealthy farmer who had separated two years earlier were involved in a brutal attack. The husband shot Mrs Shaw twice while she rode in a buggy with two companions and then beat her with a revolver butt before dying by self inflicted explosion after placing dynamite in a stump. Mrs Shaw is not expected to survive. The couple had been married many years but had not seen each other since a prior quarrel.
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West Pelham
Mass
Jennie B. Shaw
George Shaw
Hartford County
Commercial invasion after the election plan outlined
A Mobile chamber and business league committee states no invasion of West Indian and Windward Island ports will occur until after the presidential election. Mr. W. T. McGowin announces the delay as merchants discuss expanding trade relations with the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windward Island
Mobile
W. T. McGowin
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Taste and Hearing Restored by Nasal Balm
Thousands distressed by catarrh find relief with a nasal balm that clears the nose and restores taste and smell. The ad cites G. Van Antwerp and Son as agents offering this remedy and warns against risky snuffs and powders.
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Port AU Prince
Negro
Haiti
Simon
Nelsen
U. S
Streets
Edison
Water Street
Buffalo Bill
Monroe Park Show Grounds
Ak Tan
Orient
Laren
Toket
Baver's Pharmacy
Cor, Dauphin
Conception Sts
W. A. Rimes
Ruston
Foley
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Tom Marshall
Wauwatosa
Young Brown
C. and
Copaib
Prosecutor
Traegdy
Crichton Lumber Co
Parkis
Pocketbooks
Mobile’s
G. van Antwerp and Son
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