Note in Frye Case On Way 10 Germany Note In Frye Case On Way 10 Germany
The United States dispatches a note to Germany via Ambassador Gerard concerning the wrecking of the William P Frye. It proposes that if destruction of American ships carrying absolute contraband is necessary passengers be moved to a safer place than small boats. The US accepts Germanys suggestion to drop the umpire and submit to two experts from each nation to interpret the 1828 treaty. The government maintains small boats do not count as a place of safety under international law and argues the treaty was a special wartime arrangement to protect vessels and lives of both nations.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Gerard
William P. Frye
Frye
Red Sox Win Third Game In World Series Clash
Boston Americans defeat Philadelphia Nationals 3 to 1 in game one with Grover Alexander losing for the Phillies. Scores and battery details note Shore and Cady for Boston and Alexander and Burns for Philadelphia.
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RED Sox
Boston Americans
Philadelphia Nationals
Philadelphia
Grover Alexander
Phillies
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Shore
Cady
Alexander
Burns
Foster
Thomas
Mayer
Hubert “Dutch” Leonard
Carrigan
Burn Leonard
Bill Carrigan
Chalmers
Auto racer killed in Ohio and other accidents
Columbus Ohio October 11 Douglas Gray of Lima Ohio formerly of Chicago was instantly killed and Clarence Robinson a negro chauffeur probably fatally injured when an automobile Gray was tuning up for an amateur race overturned at the driving park in Columbus. Cincinnati October 11 Bradford Laws of Cinclare Louisiana was killed and his brother H Langdon Laws Jr hurt when their automobile plunged down a 30 foot embankment near Plainville a dense fog caused the accident.
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Douglas Gray
Columbus
Lima
Chicago
Clarence Robinson
Gray
Cincinnati
Bradford Laws
Cinclare
H. Langdon Laws, Jr
Plainville
Auto Hits Post One Dead in New York Crash
John Phillips twenty seven an automobile demonstrator was killed instantly and two male companions seriously injured when his car crashed into a trolley pole in New York on October 14.
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Auto Hits Post
New York
John Phillips
Phillips
Railway Accidents Decrease Reported by Commission
Washington reports a drop in railroad accidents per the Interstate Commerce Commission. Total deaths this year reached 2,058 and injuries 38,356 as investigations show improved safety measures across lines.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sweden May Enter Great War Tipping Europe Conflict
Washington reports Sweden may join the war as British fleet interference with U S trade is cited. Stockholm aims to profit from Russia’s defeats with possible Nordic entanglement. Sweden’s war strength around 485000, navy includes cruisers, battleships, destroyers and submarines. US-Sweden trade surged to 78.27 million last fiscal year.
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Washington
Europe
Kingdom of
Sweden
United States
Russia
Norway
Denmark
Germany
Germans Capture Belgrade as City Falls to Germans
Official war reports from Nish and Berlin announce Belgrade's fall to German forces after stubborn Serbian resistance. German statements claim the city and surrounding heights are in German hands, with Serbian positions further east driven back as advances continue.
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Nish
Berlin
Paris
War Office
Belgrade
Drina
London
Balkans
Aviator Drowns In San Diego Bay
Lieut. Walter R. Taliaferro, stationed at the Army Aviation School on North Island, fell an army aeroplane about 1,000 feet into San Diego Bay and drowned in about 50 feet of water. Oct. 13 report.
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Walter R. Taliaferro
San Diego Bay
San Diego
Cal
United States Army Aviation School
North Island
Chicago Mayor Snubbed by San Francisco Visitors
San Francisco on Oct 13 reports Mayor Thompson and his party departed disheartened after feeling snubbed by the city. The group believed their visit failed to receive expected welcome or official acknowledgment from local authorities.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Thompson
Aged Suffrage Chief Duniway Dies in Portland
Abi Gail Scott Duniway, famed as the mother of woman suffrage in Oregon, died in Portland on Monday at age eighty one. She was the sister of the late Harvey W. Scott.
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Portland
Ore
Abigail Scott Duniway
Oregon
Harvey W. Scott
Red Sox Take World Title in Dramatic 5th Game
Philadelphia fell 5 to 4 as Boston hitters slugged four home runs led by Hooper and Lewis while Foster outpitched Mayer and Rixey. Harry Hooper delivered the decisive runs, and the Red Sox clinched the championship in front of about 20 000 fans.
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Boston
Phillies
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Bill Carrigan
Philadelphia Nationals
Harry Hooper
Harry
Duffy Lewis
Speaker
Tris Speaker
Fred Luderus
Luderus
Phils
Hooper
Lewis
George Foster
Mayer
Rixey
Phillie
Phil
Bostonians
Ernie Shore
Dick Hoblitzer
Dutch Leonard
Alexander
Braves
Giants
Pat Moran
Carrigan
H. P. Hooper
Seed Scott
Oblitzer
Niehoff
Ae Burns
Killifer
Cravath
Killife ‘Weer
Gardner
Wo ‘Oster
Oo Mayer
Fi Crvet
Neat
Foster
Rettney
Y Rixey
Klem
Tat
Oughlia
Oats
Judge Rules Cotton Failures Act Unconstitutional
New York Oct 14 Federal Judge Hough declares the cotton failures act unconstitutional stating it originated in the United States senate rather than the lower house.
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New York
Hough
United States Senate
Night schools in Jackson show strong enrollment growth
Multiple Michigan towns report varied news including Jackson’s night schools drawing larger enrollments than last year, a Negaunee man losing an arm in a shotgun accident near hunting season, a Lyons doctor sought for local option law violation, church dedications and legal actions, plus local crime, suspended sentences, and community notices across Grand Rapids, Saginaw, Battle Creek, Lansing, Farmington, St Holland, Albion, Port Huron, Baldwin, Monroe, Ionia, and Reed City or Ludington.
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W. R. Grant
Lyons
Grand Rapids
Arthur W Higby
Canton
Franklin Street
Ewald
Hillsdale
United Brethren
Woodbridge
C. A. Hummart
Huntington
Ind
Central College
Frank A. Bone
Cincinnati
Grand River
Battle Creek
Custer
Michigan Cavalry Brigade Association
Cedar Creek
Sheridan
Lansing
Ferris
Joseph Bartow
Detroit House of Correction
Dogger
Andy Clark
Belding
Llness
T. Fred Ireland
William A. Wilder
Ireland
T. Frank Ireland Hardware Company
Michigan Hardware Dealers’ Association
Belding Board of Commerce
Albion
Dennis Clancy
Albion M. E
Roorkee
India
N. L. Rockey
Gonda
Keys
Samuel Dickie
A. Raymond Johns
Delos Fall
E. N. Parsons
Jackson
Fannie L. Witmore
Hugh Richard
William Witmore
Albuquerque
N. M
Hugh
Port Huron
Charles Leonard
Carey
Theodore Hammen
Hammen
Leonard
Detroit
Baldwin
E. W. Vis
Montana
Monroe
George Drouillard
Clifton Lapointe
Erie
Erie Were Entered By Burglars A Small Sum of Money Was Taken From Drouillard
Ionia
Reed City
Ludington
Unclear Minnesota Tree Tale Passes Unmarried
The fragment notes a tree as a possible failure and mentions remaining unmarried. It references Paw Still on the Job and a character Little Lemuel describing a book worm as one who eats books rather than reading.
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Lemuel
Paw
Man Charged With Abusing Team On Street
A man faced a police court on charges of beating his horses and using loud profane language. A witness, described as a pious old darky, was cross-examined. when asked if he used profanity, the man quipped that the words would have to be arranged differently for a minister to use in a sermon.
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Darky
Aus
Everybody's Magazine
Railroad inauguration request to daughter drives first spike
A formal exchange notes a railroad project starting with the daughter driving the first spike. A response affirms she will view it as an honor to officiate, and a gift of a small gold spike plus a silver hammer accompanies the moment.
Are They Still Friends in a Young Women’s Chat
A group of young women discuss ages and how appearance affects judgment. One says she is often guessed younger than her age and another notes that hearing her speak changes those perceptions.
Cook Seeks Week Off to Marry
A man reveals he granted a week off to a cook to enable her marriage as a means to settle scores. He acknowledges the hardship caused and notes it was the only way he could seek revenge.
The Haughty Help and Rural Reflections
A farmer recalls summer boarders as gentler company than hired hands. A man plays golf for sport while a woman plays for propriety. The note ends with an out of context line: Constantinople was founded in 338 ADR.
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Constantinople
Minstrel Show Delivers Risqué Gag Routine
A minstrel performance ends with risque jokes provoking laughter and abrupt exits as elderly gentlemen quietly leave between intervals. The exchange features Sambo asking the difference between an old maid and a married woman and Bones responding with a punchline about seeking a husband versus seeking him.
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Sambo
Bones
Married Minds and Moderation in a Courtroom Joke
A courtroom quip contrasts a widow and a widower over remarriage. The widow asks for intellect. the widower agrees, noting a strong minded first wife and a weak minded second, with the judge weighing the comic remark.
The Wise One and a Judge Quote on Discipline
The judge calls him a perfect disciplinarian and says he never gives an order unless he is sure it will be obeyed. A reflection notes that one compensation of life is that a man cannot study himself through a microscope. It also mentions 25 000 printing establishments in Italy.
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Italy
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