Thousands View Gaynor Funeral in New York
A vast crowd, nearly a hundred thousand, braved rain to view Mayor William J. Gaynor’s in state and funeral. Honorary pall bearers included Taft and Schiff. interment followed at Greenwood cemetery after services at Trinity Church. Public schools and firms paused as the city observed the mayor’s tribute.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
Broadway
Trinity Church
Brooklyn Bridge
Greenwood Cemetery
Taft
New Haven
William H. Taft
Robert Adamson
Waldo
Jacob H. Schiff
Herman Ridder
James Creelman
Kline
R. A. C. Smith
A. R. Watson
Justice Keogh
John D. Crimmins
Edward M. Grout
Army
Navy
Liverpool
Oneida County Taxes Kept Low by County Board Action
The Oneida county board of commissioners set state and county levy at nine and one half mills, lower than recent years. Despite some dodging taxes in the past, most property owners will see slightly higher payments this year, with Blaine and Bingham counties less affected than in 1912.
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Board of County Commissioners
American Falls
Oneida County
Blaine
Bingham Counties
Cholera Cases Rise in Bucharest Surveillance
In Bucharest on September 22 1137 cholera cases are under surveillance with 45 deaths recorded to date.
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Bucharest
Surveillanc
Thaw Extradition Hearing Moves to New Hampshire Capitol
Concord New Hampshire September 22 The legal battle over Harry Kendall Thaw shifts to the state capitol as Governor Felker arrives to conduct the extradition hearing set for tomorrow.
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Concord
N. H
Harry Kendall
New Hampshire Capitol
Matteawan
Felker
Recall petitions threaten Boise mayor and commissioners
In Boise on September 22 petitions are prepared to recall Mayor Arthur Hodges and commissioners Edward Herrington and A V Eichelberger. A vote on calling back Thomas Finegan is delayed as citizens seek consensus. Proponents cite failures of the commission system and rising costs as grounds for removal.
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Boise
Arthur Hodges
Edward Herrington
Finance
A. V. Eichelberger
Thomas Finegan
Boise City
Turkish Bulgarian Alliance Considered Over Greece Conflict
Cologne dispatch states foreign ambassadors in Turkey see possible joint action by Turkish and Bulgarian forces against Greece if Constantinople and Sofia agree to conditions. General Savoff, Bulgarian army commander, is in Constantinople as Turkish papers push the idea.
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Cologne
Constantinople
Turkey
Greece
Savoff
Wilson Ready to Sign New Tariff Measure
Washington reports the Senate and House narrowed tariff bill disputes to income tax cotton tax and administration provisions. President Wilson expects to sign the bill this week after talks with leaders. he says his pen is sharpened. Samuel Untermyer urged currency reform ideas to the Senate Banking Committee and endorsed the administration bill with amendments.
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Wilson
Washington
Senate
House
Samuel Untermyer
House Money Trust
Senate Banking Committee
Untermeyer
Trains Crash in Double Wreck Near Mukilteo
In Everett Washington on September 22 the east bound Great Northern Overland No 4 derailed and spread debris across both tracks. West bound Overland No 3 collided with wreckage injuring eleven, one seriously. Cause suspected as broken rail or axle with dual high speed on parallel tracks. Pennsylvania Railroad blamed operator negligence for leaving the double track.
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Everett
Wash
Great Northern
Overland
Mukilteo
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Two Trains Crash In College Point Kill Three
A head on collision on Long Island Electric trains at College Point killed the conductor and two motormen and injured about forty others, many mill workers on their way to shifts. One of the injured was expected to die. The crash occurred today as trains were running.
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New York
Long Island Railroad
College Point
Long Island
Mysterious Unknown Challenges Local Wrestlers and Fans Offers
The Tribune reports a wrestler dubbed the Mysterious Unknown seeks matches in lightweight and middleweight divisions with local talent including Cote and Kid Irish. He vows to beat Kid Irish three times in one hour or donate his gate share to charity and bets $100 he can beat Chester at 140 pounds. Tom J Scanlon, manager for world middleweight champ Chris Jordan, also seeks a match for mid next month.
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Middle West
the Tribune
Cote
Kid Irish
Pocatello
Chester
Tom J. Scanlon
Chris Jordan
Mike Yokel
Advertisers Promise a Fair Trial and Quality
Advertisers claim they only want you to try their wares and judge by actual use. They argue supreme confidence in their product and insist it will please, be worth the price, and live up to claims. They note trillions spent to brand trademarks and to maintain high standards once known. You can’t go wrong following advertisements.
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Williona
Boiler Explodes at Kel ly Butte Sub Jail Near Portland
A boiler blast at the Kel ly Butte sub jail five miles east of Portland, Ore, reportedly killed the engineer and wounded several others. The stockade is on fire and deputies guard the prisoners, many deemed dangerous. Help has been dispatched. damage totals unknown due to downed wires.
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Portland
Ore
Kelly-Butte
Here
Nurse stabbed at Malden hospital by unidentified intruder
Miss Doris Robinson, a nurse at Malden hospital in Malden Massachusetts, was stabbed twice near the heart by an unknown man hidden in a medicine closet. The attacker fled after leaping from a window. Her condition is listed as critical.
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Malden
Mass
Doris Robinson
Malden Hospital
Baron de Freyne Dies in Ireland at 58
Dublin Sept 22 Baron de Freyne died today at his country estate in French Park aged 58 His heir is Honorance Arthur Reginald French his only son by his first marriage The baron served for years in the Royal Fusiliers before resigning to enlist as a private in the Eighth United States Infantry
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Dublin
Ireland
Auto narrowly escapes burning after gas fumes catch
Fire Chief McMahon reports a car fire near the post office caused by a lit match near the gas fixture. The fire was quickly controlled by a chemical extinguisher after box 22 was pulled, with little damage.
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McMahon
West Side
Greeks raid Albanian mission school in Koritsa incident
Greek authorities in Koritsa Albania seized the American mission school housing about a thousand Albanian girls and arrested Albanians returning from abroad. The British consul at Monastir protested for Americans while a housekeeper was beaten and imprisoned after refusing to surrender keys. The school is run by the Congregational Church and overseen by the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
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Vienna
Koritsa
Albania
Avalona
Grereks
America
Cireece
Monastir
Late Fall Recreation at North Fork Ranch Getaway
Mrs. 8. W. Eccles and daughter will spend several days at Island Park ranch on North Fork. Their private car Nevada Northern No. 100 will run to Yellowstone then be side tracked at Eccles for a special return trip. Snow brings moonlit scenes and abundant wildlife as big game emerges from higher elevations.
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W. Eccles
Island Park
Osborn Ranch
Nevada
Yellowstone
Park
The
Arty
Eccles
North Fork
Investigation Begun Into Philippine Slavery Claims
Secretary Garrison orders an inquiry into charges by Dean Worcester and auditor W H Phipps that slavery exists in the Philippines. Governor General Harrison will conduct the probe.
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Washington
Garrison
Dean Worcester
W. H. Phipps
Philippines
Islands
Harrison
Wilson to Vote in Princeton Gubernatorial Primary
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson will depart for Princeton tomorrow to vote for Acting Governor Fielder in the Democratic gubernatorial primary.
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Washington
Wilson
Princeton
Fielder
Sulzer's Lawyer Says Legislature Had No Right
Albany Sept 22 Gov Sulzer's legal team opened anew in the impeachment court arguing the legislature acted beyond authority. Attorney Marshall contended the assembly in extra session lacked jurisdiction outside topics presented by the governor and urged adherence to constitutional mandate and legal precedents.
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Sulzer
Albany
Cullen
Marshall
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Auto
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