Detecive Amelie Erneaten Captures Daring Hold Up Suspect
Chicago records a bold hold up thwarted by detective Amelie Erneaten who captured a man named Edward Kelly and seized partial confession. Kelly claimed to be one of two thieves but refused to name the accomplice. Erneaten, in America for a year, recently arrived from Germany, aged 25.
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Mise Amelie Erneaten
Edward Kelly
Moe
Mian Ernesten
America
Germany
Intervention of Taft Sought in Oregon Senatorial Row
Portland Nov 27 The idea that President-Elect Taft and National Chairman Hilchecek would intervene in Oregon’s senatorial race draws strong interest. Oregon’s June election left a Republican-led legislature nearly united, while a Democrat Governor Chamberlain had been nominated by the populace for senator amid factional realignments.
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Ore
United States
C. W. Fallon
Taft
Hilchecek
Aftyonryolans
Othe
George E Chamberilla
Harvard Fullback Earns Praise In Letter From President
Letter from President Hoosewelt congratulates Harvard fullback Ernest Verwelbe for Harvard’s victory over Yale. Complex praise notes Verwelbe’s role in enabling Kennard’s successful play and highlights team effort, reluctance to single out one man, and the nation’s interest in the game.
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Saga
Ernest Verwelbe
Harvard
Yale
van Tren
Hoosewelt
Kenard
Sichory
Maennartinstedd
Rescued by Life Savers in Lake Rescue
Otto Weagle and Peter O. Meser faced certain death when their open boat teetered in a gale on the lake. A rescue crew aboard lifeboats battled heavy seas and saved the exhausted men from exposure. Both men were taken to shore in critical condition after the perilous ordeal.
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Chicago
Ho Lake
Otto Weagle
Peter O. Meser
Weagle
Meyer
Chicago to have new lumber syndicate
Chicago to have a new lumber syndicate with headquarters to be set up by a big combination. Edward Hines is named as a likely head, while public figures deny plans to restrain trade via price cuts. Several executives vanished from Chicago amid rumors of a broader consolidation.
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the Tribune
Eaya
Chicago Fe
Edward Hines
Ita
Frederick Weserhauser
Mr. Hices
Chier
Seeterdar
Man Fires At Wife Then Kills Self In Chienga
In Chienga Nov 27 Famund McCabe an engineer returned home intoxicated and ordered Kle ite to fetch beer. She cowered in bed as he fired two shots, one hitting her below the heart. He then shot himself through the heart and died. The woman remains conscious at the hospital and is expected to recover.
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Famund McCabe
Intox
Kleite
Fred
Galt Lake City
Mayfield
Gunnison & Man
Ridling
Peterson
Ras Anderson
Gil
Dr Leefinghell Tells Of Trip In Far North
Dr Leefingwell reports a two year journey to the barren wastes along Alaska's northern shore. The main goal was to find land north of Alaska but no land was found. He and his party will gain credit for mapping three rivers in the frozen north. The voyage began May 8, 1808 with Captain Bitar Mix.
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Chicago
Ernest F.lalfingwell
Alaaska
Leffingweil
Alaska
Remarkable tribute paid to bead priest in Shenandoah
The funeral of the Honan Catholic church rector A F Aviteilly drew more than twenty five clergy and many workers from Shenandoah and Mahoney valley. Services were followed by a procession to the cemetery. Parishioners, students and local schools contributed to honor the long service of the priest who served forty years.
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Hilrate
A. F. Aviteilly
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Pla
Spectal
Tata
Pather O'Keilly
Dartis
Numneratis
Train Kills Mam Who Saved Womat
A garbled report describes a train incident near Gienhait fete ere date Miniver at Threstage Isteen Cannisa and Matteld Pip at the nation ve eed. The train failed from the coach injuring a rescuer and several others with unclear details and multiple misreads.
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Mam
Womat
Nehfeli
Suman Endurance Surpasses Horse Records in Marathon
New York November 2. Reports praise Suman endurance in the Madison Square Garden marathon where Dorando of Italy defeats John J. Jayan of Chile. Michael Proker, editor of Tammany Hall, calls the race endurance record a merit and criticizes the exhibition. Croker adds remarks on the display and the remarkable 26 mile effort at an average pace.
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Madison Square Gandes
Dorando
John J. Jayen
Chileitz
Michael Proker
Tammany Hall
Croker Eal
Foy
Ming On
International Stock Exhibition in Chicago Opens
International stock show opens in Chicago with about two thousand head entered from Nebraska University Minnesota Agricultural College and Dairymen’s Association. Entries arriving include purebreds with exhibitions and a feature class. some notable breeders are listed though many details remain uncertain.
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Univerity
Nebraska
Minnesota
Billie’s Mother Dies in Chicago Home
Cleveland, Nov. 37 Mrs. Darbar Bulk mother of Harman Likeho rn, under sentence of death in Chicago, died at her home today after months of heart trouble and drophy. She read a farewell letter from her son on Sunday, collapsed, and died after a fainting spell. Burial arrangements were being discussed with an undertaker.
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Darbar Bulk
Harman Likehorn
Chicago
Mra
Bilie
Wille Redding
Severa
Boymorent
Burglars and Detectives Battle on Fire Escape
A dramatic clash between burglars and detectives played out at Western Metal Manufacturing in China. Officers trapped by thieves on a fire escape 109 feet up. Clostinsky aged 19 and Stanley Glereh 70, both previously detained, were arrested as the suspects fled across rooftops before police captured them. Continued on page five.
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Bpedastare
Western Metal Manufacturing Company
Branley Ciostineky
Stanley Glereh
Clostinsky
Fridewell
Tureday
Seroia
Agricultural scholarship contest pits farmer son against college students
A Kansas farmer son J F Troutman of Manhattan entered the contest to test practical knowledge against theoretical college experience from Kaneas North Dakota Slasours Agricultural College the University of Nebraska Ohio State University and Ontario Agricultural College of Guelph for the J Ogden Armour Agricultural scholarships offering up to 5 000 in value to reward the most efficient work.
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Slasours Agricultural Colleged
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Cause of Collision of Steamers 18 Investigated
New York dispatch reports wreckers at work on the Panama Railroad steamer Finance after a collision with the Georgie off Bandy Look. Diving and examination proceed to determine cause while attempts to float the sunken Finance continue. conflicting statements from Finance captain and Georgie pilot fuel inquiry.
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Panama Railroad
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Stramere
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Sthwbray
Yeavel
Gicof
Committee May Visit Canal Zone Meeting Discusses Interagency Travel
An interstate and foreign commerce committee plans a visit to the Canal Zone area. The session focuses on government efficiency, interagency coordination, and potential oversight measures. Details remain tentative with emphasis on naval and canal region interests.
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Jathmian Canal Zone
Plan To Visit Zone Aims For Year End Meetings
A five year gap since the committee began the project means congress adjournment last session halted plans. The appropriation committee and Interstate Commerce Commission were to visit the zone this fall, but election timing altered schedules. Likely government officials will convene at a southern fort such as Miami to survey and return before New Year. No major hearings are planned before holidays, so business progress should not be slowed. A code of law for the zone is expected to await Congress review until completion of current work.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Vpstel
I Interstate Commerce Commission
Miami
Fla
Ely
Trucker Dies From Fright En Route to Hospital
New York, Nov 27 Daniel Qale ley, Bruckman aged 497, died in fright yesterday after collapse on the way to a hospital. Taken to the institution after a fall, he lay pale and stiff, was rushed to the operating theater, and died while an orderly steadied him. The cause remains unclear, with reports of a venomous bite suspected but unconfirmed.
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New York
Daniel Qaleley
Bruckman
Panies Ainkehes
Taft For Revised Tariff In Victor Taft Orbit
Taft moves for a broad tariff revision as a steady stream of letters supports a general tariff overhaul. In Hot Springs Taft holds a position in favor of reform while New York Republican Timothy L. Woodruff arrives for talks on the state party’s mood and potential support.
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Tan
Taft
New York
Timothy L Woodrutt
New York State
Fire Threatens Part of South Chicago
A fire in South Chicago driven thirty families from their homes as flames erupted in a three story brick double building housing the Commercial Bank and Ingraham Hensett & Co. Women and children were escorted to the streets by firefighters and police. The interior was saved but about two hundred Teamsters members were affected by smoke and panic. Loss estimated at 940,060 and investigators suspect incendiaries.
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Chicago
Commercial Bank
Ingraham, Hensett & Co
Rabbit Captured After Wild Car Chase Ends in Death
A rabbit leaped from a wall and landed in a car tire couch? The hound pursued the auto for miles until it collapsed, possibly from exhaustion or Faseline fumes. The rabbit was captured and brought home by Craniper.
Proclamation Creates Ocala and Dakota National Forests
Washington Nev President Roozevelt issued proclamations creating Ocala National Forest in Marion County Florida and the Dakota Forest in Bullage County North Dakota. The two additions bring total areas under forest administration to nineteen states and Alaska. Ocala spans about 40400 acres with only one fourth currently cultivated for forest growth. Dakota forest covers about 14080 acres and aims to support planting and development, noting low existing tree growth.
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Roozevelt Han
Dakota Forest
Ae Itapena
X Stett
Distinguished Confederate Soldier and Lawyer Dies
Warrington, Nov. Silas Este of Tews Meaktan war veteran and judge who served as chief justice of New Merion, died at his home after years of public service. A former captain in the Confederate Army, he later practiced law in Washington after retiring from Congress.
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Silas Este
Tews
Juder Uare
Justion
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Yeaar
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Washington
Hotel Exclusively for Orthodox Jews Opens in New York
A new hotel in New York caters exclusively to Orthodox Jewish guests amid strong local interest. Notables visited the site for inspections as dietary rules and observed practices are integrated into the hotel’s operations.
Hotel Declares Kosher Food Prep at City Competition
Aitehon of the hotel pledges to carry out Jewish customs of food preparation. Kosher meats will be served as part of a city competition featuring the best restaurants and hotels. Officials say the event aims to showcase adherence to dietary laws.
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Aitehon
Ft Te Sald
Mining engineer 15 frobbed of $3800
Kansas City report says Halloran, a miclog man brought money to intest there. He was attacked by two men last night and robbed of $1.50. He was struck on the head but only lightly hurt as the robbers fled.
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Yittabuer
Toamen
Bart
Miner Falls Down Mine Shaft Trapping Several Killed
In Springfield on a November morning a miner named Charles Uemphiry failed to enter the cage with several miners below the Chaos Springs coal mine. The shaft gave way, triggering a collapse that left eight miners dead and others rescued or feared dead as rescue efforts continued nearby.
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Springfield
Charles Uemphiry
Ernest Ungerett
Cape
Memorial services for old time circus man
Memorial services were held today in New York at the Elka Armory for Frank Melville a prominent circus figure. Attendees included theatrical people and members of the Order, with Melville praised for his years on stage and his role in the circus community.
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New York
Elka
Frank Melville
Prominent Southern Educator In Dead
Prominent southern educator in dead noted as Sprttaare, 80, of Noy, Te, Joke Bolt Heaneswan, a figure in the Batith region, passed away in Snwaare, Tenn. The obituary mentions his long career in education and seats held at educational bodies, with details scattered by OCR errors.
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Sprttaare
Joke Bolt Heaneswan
Snwaare
Tenn
Hichiownd
Author Is Fatigued By Life in New York
New York Nov 21 Mrs F L M Cowper an author of Hiddletown New York is reported to have attempted suicide by a pistol shot to the head in her hotel room at the St Regis. A manuscript claiming to be a history of her life was found with her. She says she was born in England of American parents and moved to the United States at three months old. Her first stage appearance was in Boston in a play titled North where the leading actress was Mrs Katherine.
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New York
FL M. Cowper
Hiddletown
Ponting
Bt. Registatay
Rngland
Hhe
Boston
Man Found Guilty In Mail Pouch Theft Case
Baden Steven, a Black man, was found guilty in federal court on all counts for stealing 350 008 from a registered mail pouch. The time frame included months of flight before his arrest in Kansas City. He awaits sentencing as authorities recover how the pouch’s contents were sent to New York City and elsewhere.
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Cbaden Steven
Tve Seers
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Seo Franchen
Mater Belny
New York City
Los Angeles
Balkans unrest threatens new war as Europe debates
Disquiet grows over the Balkan situation with Serbia Montenegro and Austria Hungary seen poised for hardline moves. Reports note German influence at Constantinople and possible ambassadorial talks while Vienna and Bucharest await a decisive turn. A cabinet crisis looms as European powers press for a broader peace.
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