Colombia Builds Vindictive History Attacking United States
A Colombian text adopted in Boyaca province requires all students to memorize a chapter accusing the United States of criminal intent and conspiracy in the Panama revolt. It blames U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt and praise for force against secessionist factions, framing the canal dispute as perfidy and violence.
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Colon
R. P
United States
Panama
Colombia
Department of
Boyaca
Jorge Wills Pradilla
Public Instruction
Canal Zone
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
History of Nations
James M. Lynch Union President Libel Suit Dismissed
James M. Lynch, a union president, had his libel lawsuit against him dismissed. The ruling ends the case that challenged his conduct and public statements within the labor organization.
Lynch suit dismissed over Los Angeles Times explosion language
Supreme Court Justice Newburger dismissed James M. Lynch P of the International Typographical Union suit for libel against John Kirby Jr P of the National Association of Manufacturers and others. The ruling found the challenged resolution referred to the union as a body, not Lynch personally, and contained no individual accusation.
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Los Angeles Times
New York
Supreme Court
Newburger
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
John Kirby, Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
Lynch
Justice Newburger
Tornado Destroys Texas Town Near San Antonio
Thelma, eighteen miles south of San Antonio, was practically destroyed by a tornado. Two people were injured and crop damage occurred, though the total loss is not yet estimated. Thrilling escapes are reported.
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San Antonio
Tex
Thelma
Children Die In Fire At Schenectady Home
Fire destroyed a Schenectady residence as two of Mrs. Pulkow’s three children perished in their sleep. The father, estranged from the family, watched from across the street and did not attempt to enter the home.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Annie Kilduff Admits Killing Husband in Iowa Fish Market
Davenport Iowa report states Mrs Annie Kilduff confessed to shooting and killing her husband John Kilduff in a fish market. She told the county attorney she would do it again if he acted as he did, saying he refused to support her and their child.
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Davenport
Annie Kilduff
John Kilduff
Weather Outlook for Midwest States
Indiana forecast calls for colder and generally fair weather today and tomorrow with moderate north to northwest winds. Illinois predicts fair and colder today with calmer conditions tomorrow, but snow possible in the north, and colder in the south with moderate northwest to north winds. Wisconsin expects cloudy and colder today with possible local snows this afternoon and tonight, then fair and cold tomorrow with moderate northwesterly winds.
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Indiana
Iinois
Wisconsin
Illinois Supreme Court Repeats Adkins Will Case
The Illinois supreme court sends the Adkins will case back for another trial. The will left $400,000 to J. W. Adkins of Ohio and W. B. Adkins of Moultrie county.
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Sullivan
Lil
Illinois Supreme Court
Adkins Will
Ohio
W. B. Adkins
Moultrie County
Fierce Fight on Train Ends in Capture in Indiana
In a Lake Shore speed run from Mishawka to South Bend, F. A. Highman and J. Parsons in Madisonville custody fought to escape as passengers joined in. Subdued at South Bend station, the two were later arrested in Buffalo, New York on an embezzlement charge from a lodge. Sheriff Y. B. Stanley and Deputy Meeley were injured in the melee.
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South Bend
Ind
Lake Shore
Mishawka
F. A. Highman
J. Parsons
Madisonville
Buffalo
N. Y
Y. B. Stanley
Meeley
Thaw Dynamite Blows Up Two Men
Duluth Minnesota November 1 two men were killed when thawing dynamite to blast stumps near Midway ten miles north of Duluth Chris Walin homesteader and Eric Bolin hired man were blown to pieces in the explosion
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Duluth
Minn
Midway
Here
Chris Walin
Homesteader
Eric Bolin
Viernes
Football Causes Boy's Death in Alabama Scrimmage
Burlington Alabama November 1 Lou s Luthy aged fifteen a pupil at South Boundary school died from injuries suffered in a football scrimmage two weeks earlier. An abscess formed on the hip and blood poisoning developed.
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Burlington
Lous Luthy
South Boundary School
Edicts Fail to Calm Army in Peking Crisis
Washington reports say imperial forces are dissatisfied with government edicts as the Shantung army and troops at Pao Ting side with rebel demands. Yuan Shih Kai gains control of defensive operations and appears content with edicts, while Manchu princes threaten Beijing but foreigners are safeguarded by a strong foreign troop presence.
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Washington
Edward T. Williams
Pekin
State Department
Imperial
Shantung
Pao Ting
Tuan-Chow
Shansi
Williams
Tsing-Ching
Pekin-Hankow
WANTS CORPORATIONS TAXED IN COOK COUNTY LIST FILED
Peter Schmitz of Chicago submitted a Cook County corporate list to the capital stock committee for assessment by the state board of equalization. The schedule covers 29 restaurants 36 hotels 180 utility firms 75 advertising and addressing outfits 100 storage and warehouse firms 150 bakeries 75 brokers 25 investment security firms and 25 commercial firms. He seeks assessment of all Cook County corporations not carved out by the latest Supreme Court ruling.
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Springfield
Ill
Capital Stock Committee
State Board of Equalization
Peter Schmitz
Chicago
Cook County
Shurtleff Testifies He Used Speakership to Push Bond Bill
Edward D Shurtleff former Illinois House speaker testified to the Lorimer senate committee that he used his position to aid passage of a bond issue for the Chicago and Western Indiana railroad. He said he was urged by ex Judge William J Henley and by Hutchens a Chicago bank counsel. He offered bank books but denied depositing forty $100 bills after adjournment.
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Chicago
Edward D Shurtleff
House of Representatives
Illinois General Assembly
Lorimer Senate
Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad
Shurtleff
William J. Henley
Indiana
Hutchens
Cholera Outbreak Strikes Royal Scots in Benares
In Bombay on November 1 a rapid cholera outbreak hits the Royal Scots at Benares. Within twenty four hours eighteen cases are reported and five deaths occur among regimental members.
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Bombay
India
Royal Scots
Benares
Diet and Health Hints From Ancestral Practices
The article notes that 300 Ute Indians completed a three day sun dance and fast in Grand Junction Colorado as a preventive of disease. It claims modern medicine offers no better preventive for consumption cancer or pneumonia and praises fasting and fruit diets for rest and elimination of worn out tissue. It contrasts this with overworked modern vacations and urges a week of rest or exclusive fruit dieting.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Dreams and religion in Knabe case puzzle police
Coroner Durhams inquest into Miss Augusta Knabe reveals her cousin Helene Knabe discussed Buddhism with her but the theory of burial or suicide remains uncertain. A surgeon's microtome is missing from the apartment and detectives seek the seven inch hollow ground instrument sent by Dr Ferguson.
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Indianapolis
Durham
Augusta Knabe
Helene Knabe
Dr. Knabe
Miss Knabe
Knabe
Ferguson
JL. M. Ingraham
New York
Illinois Midshipman Dismissed for Naval Academy Violation
Washington November 1 President Taft approved the navy department recommendation to dismiss Midshipman Roberts of Illinois from the naval service for violation of Bancroft Hall regulations at the Naval Academy.
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Ilinois
Washington
Taft
Navy Department
Roberts of
Illinois
Naval Service
Bancroft Hall
Naval Academy
President hears attack on the anti trust law
A New Yorker voices sharp criticism of the anti trust law at Ganquet to Taft, challenging its effectiveness and calling for revisions. The exchange highlights mounting legislative pressure and executive attention to competition policy.
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Law
Ganquet
Taft
Pittsburg
Martin Littleton
New York
Littleton
United States Bureau of Mines
Forbes
Richeson Indicted for Cambridge Murder in Five Counts
Boston November 1 Suffolk county grand jury returned a five count indictment charging Rev Clarence V T Richeson pastor of Emanuel Baptist church Cambridge with murdering Miss Avis Linnell of Hyannisport on October 14 by giving cyanide of potassium He will plead within days and a January trial date will be set His planned wedding to Miss Viola Bernards Brookline was halted by his arrest.
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Boston
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Immanuel Baptist Church
Cambridge
Avis Linnell
Hyennisport
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Richeson
Viola Bérnards
Brookline
Talesmen Selected in Mc Namara Murder Trial
The state guards against a doctrine of justification in destroying the Los Angeles Times building after a 21 life loss. Assistant Attorney G Horton resumes probing potential socialist leanings among jurors as high tailem en are accepted. All are subject to peremptory challenge.
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Los Angeles
Cal
J. B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
G Horton
Adrianople Fortified as Bulgarian frontier defenses rise
Constantinople reports Adrianople is now completely fortified with two batteries of field artillery moved toward the Bulgarian frontier. Strangers are excluded from the district as preparations continue.
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Adrianople
Constantinople
City Fuel and Lill-Robinson Coal Merger Form City Fuel Co
Chicago announces the merger of City Fuel and Lill Robinson Coal forming City Fuel Company of Milanola. The new firm will issue 2,006,000 dollars in preferred stock and 2,000,000 dollars in common stock. Frei Upham, president of City Fuel, releases the merger news.
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Chicago
City Fuel Company
Lill-Robinson Coal Company
City Fuel Company of
Mlinola
Frei Upham
Adirondack deer season closes after light harvest
Adirondack deer season ends with notably low deer kills and fewer hunting fatalities. Report from Utica notes an unusually sparse harvest and a drop in hunting accidents during the season.
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Adirondack
Utica
Adirondacks
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Volombia
American Press Association
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Storm
Iowa
Adkins
Yuan Shih Kai
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T. J. Allen
Dean
New Yorker
Littleston
Monongahela River
Istorical Society
Western Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Nicholas Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Chamber of Commerce
Mareontoen
Talesmen
McNamara
City Fuel and
Lil-Robinson Firma Consolidated
Royal
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