Watches sold to Perry linked to Boston man Mason
Boston police say Perry, a 19 year old negro, confessed receiving watches from Alan G. Mason and naming him as the man who supplied the stolen items after the Morton and Meshee murders. Perry identified Mason in the Cambridge jail corridor.
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Boston
George L. C. Perry
Clara A. Morton
Agnes Meshee
Perry
Alan G. Mason
Young Verry
East Cambridge
Mason
Cambridge Court
Erry
Perry L
Cambridge
Miss McPlee
Miss Morton
Waverley
Central Square
Nemser
Nemeser
Fairbairn
Dunham
Dexter
Elephant Executed Aboard Steamship In Public Death
Mandarin an elephant from Barnum and Bailey was strangled on the Minneapolis on the New York route. A hawser loop around its neck connected to a steam winch drum, then the engines started and tightened the noose. After eight minutes the elephant died and its cage was sunk with railroad iron.
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New York
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Minneapolis
Mandarin
Largest wagon planned for Chicago bank project
Milwaukee reports a west side firm plans the world’s largest wagon to haul iron and steel beams for the First National Bank building in Chicago. The wagon, built for a Chicago contractor, will carry a freight car capacity and weigh 7,500 pounds unloaded.
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Milwaukee
West Side
Chicago
First National Bank
Christmas Packages For US Soldiers In Far East
In Washington on November 10 the plan was announced to collect Christmas packages for United States soldiers serving in the far east. Packages will be cared for and forwarded to their addressed points to arrive during the holidays.
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Washington
United States
Far East
Chattanooga
Tenn
Iowa Monument Commission
Mission Ridge
Braggs
Discovery of Dead Candidate Tops Socialist Ticket
Butte Montana November 10 an discovery shows George Gierson the Social ist candidate for treasurer who received the highest vote total had been dead for several weeks before election.
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Butte
Mont
George Gierson
Electors Telegrams Sent to Count Boni de Castellenane
Paris dispatch notes La Presse printing telegrams received by Count Boni de Castellenane from electors as part of ongoing political exchanges.
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Paris
la Presse
Boni de Castellenane
Durand candidate claims Michigan machine politics rebuked
In Sagimma Michigan Nov a defeated governor candidate Durand asserts satisfaction with his campaign show and says machine politics in Michigan have been rebuked, noting reelection assurances for his constituency.
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Durand
Union station project for El Paso Texas
A union station costing five hundred thousand dollars will be built in El Paso Texas. Election bets totaling nearly four hundred thousand dollars were paid yesterday in Wall Street. Postmaster General Payne has returned to Washington from Milwaukee. The New Orleans cotton exchange launched a movement to stamp out curb trading. Billy Tate, a renowned sporting man recently committed to an asylum in Toledo Ohio, is dead.
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el Paso
Tex
Wall Street
Payne
Washington
Milwaukee
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Billy” Tate
Toledo, O
Mascagni Arrested Over Breach of Contract in Boston
Boston news reports the Mascagni Opera company leader arrested on a civil suit for breach of contract filed by Mittenthal Bros. He posted a $10,000 bond to appear for trial after arriving from Italy to present operas including Cavalleria Rusticana.
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Mascagni
Mittenthal Bros
United States
Italy
Nine Injured in East St. Louis Train Car Collision
Nine persons were badly injured Saturday when a St. Louis Valley railroad train struck a car from the East St. Louis and Suburban Electric railway at the Belleville Rock road belt crossing. Six others escaped with minor injuries. The seriously hurt included Mrs. Catherine Monken, Mrs. Eliza Voelkel, Gus Monken, Irina Monken, Mrs. Lorenz Muren, Frank McConnaughy, Mrs. Robert Hayes, Miss Lulu Sattig, and Miss Sophie Weir.
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East St. Louis
Mls
St. Louis
Belleville
Gus Monken
Collinsville Road
Irina Monken
Mra
Lorenz Muren
Frank McConnaughy
Robert Hayes
Lulu Sattig
Sophie Weir
College Football Results From Saturday
Scores across multiple campuses show Yale routing Harvard 36 to 0 at New Haven, Cornell defeating Washington and Jefferson 50 to 0 at Ithaca, Wisconsin beating Northwestern 51 to 6 at Madison, and Chicago topping Indiana 39 to 0 at Chicago. Other games include Michigan 107 over Iowa, Nebraska 16 over Kansas, Minnesota 17 over Illinois, and Depauw 44 over Rose.
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Chicago
Cambridge
Pennsylvania
Harvard
New Haven
Tucknell
Yale
New York
Brown
Columbia
Leetroit
Iowa
Michigan
Ithaca
Washington and Jefferson
Cornell
Terre Tlaute
Depauw
Rose
Indiana
Lincoln
Kansas
Nebraska
Madison
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Illinois
Minnesota
Man shoots ex-foreman at Glen Lyon coal mine
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania Patrick Hennessey fatally shot Daniel Doris outside the Susevehannun Coal company mine at Glen Lyon. Doris died yesterday. Hennessey, formerly a Glen Lyon colliery fireman, was discharged for erratic conduct and had threatened revenge, which appears to have been fulfilled.
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Wilkesbarre
Patrick Hennessey
Daniel Doris
Susevehannun Coal Company
Glen Lyon
Doris
Hennessey
Woman shoots husband in Port Dickinson feud
In Binghamton New York Mrs Enoch Hink killed her husband at their home about three miles above Port Dickinson around 4 am yesterday. He had chased her with a knife driven by jealousy of a nephew and his younger wife. The act is described as justified locally.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Enoch Hink
Port Dickinson
Indianapolis
Refus Cantrell
John McKindree
Assneh
Mennnina
Anderson
Abeseston
Cantrell
Pear
Houston
Melton
Bean
Belton
Mr. Bean
Secretary Wilson Heads Home After Talks With President
Secretary Wilson of the United States Mine Workers, after conference with President Mitchell, leaves for Indianapolis and will proceed to New Orleans for the American Federation of Labor convention.
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Wilkesbarre
Wilson
United States Mine Workers
Mitchell
Indianapolis
New Orleans
American Federation of Labor
Entries Grow for International Live Stock Exposition
Chicago to host the International Live Stock exposition from November 20 for one week. Officials report record entries and high quality exhibits, with expectations outperforming previous shows.
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Chicago
Republicans Sweep South Dakota Counties for Governor
Practically complete figures from The Argus Leader show the Republicans carried every county in the state for governor. Herried's plurality over Democrat Martin stands at 24,528.
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Sioux Falls
S. B
Argus Leader
Herried
Martin
Bliss defends 40000 voter turnout in off year
Governor Bliss comments on the 40000 turnout as acceptable in an off year and urges continued public engagement. He frames the figure as not shameful and signals plans to release a formal statement from Lansing.
Detroit Journal Excerpt on Loyalty and Post Election Reflections
The piece reflects on loyalty from friends and party members after an election. It notes a 40,000 plurality in an off year and expresses no bitterness despite being unjustly attacked and misrepresented during the campaign while confined at home after an accident.
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Detroit
Party
Enda Tay
Earning Girl Is Buried at German Baptist Church Funeral
A large Omaha crowd crowded into the German Baptist church on Twenty six and Seward to attend the funeral of Augusta Busch found dead with Rev William C Rabe last Tuesday. Rev Thomas Anderson led the service and urged viewing the tragedy with forgiveness. Burial followed at Forest Lawn cemetery.
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Omaha
Neb
German Baptist Church
Twenty - Sixth
Seward
Augusta Busch
William C. Rabe
Thomas Anderson
Cavalry Baptist Church
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Burglars Loot Pittsburg Soap Office Under Night
Early morning burglars dynamited two of four safes at Walker & Stratman on Kerr’s island. About $600 stolen and $6,000 in damage reported while workers nearby did not deter the crime. No clue to the burglars.
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Pittsburg
Nev
Walker & Stratman
Kerr’s Island
Bogota cruiser tests engines in Bay and targets
The Colombian cruiser Bogota conducted a bay cruise Saturday for engine tests and target practice. J Cross of Cedar Rapids Iowa commanded one of the Bogota guns and scored well in the exercise.
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Panama
Bogota
Padilla
J. Cross
Cedar Rapids
Miner Dies After Jump From Copper Range Train
William A. Fags of Madison Wisconsin and a clerk at the Tri Mountain mine fell from a Copper Range train near Houghton Michigan. His head was severed in the accident. He formerly worked as a clerk in Senator Spooner's law office.
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Houghton, Mich
William A. Fags
Madison
Wis
Tri-Mountain
Spooner
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Rebuilds Strength
A testimonial claims strong digestion and nutrition restore vigor with Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The patient suffered headaches cramps kidney and liver trouble and severe weakness before recovering after eight bottles and gaining 27 pounds. Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets also cure constipation.
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Dr. Pierce
Thomas A. Swarts
Sub
Station C
Columbus
Ohio
Boxtog
di Pierce
Peace Conference Collapse Stems From Amnesty Demand
In San Jose Costa Rica November 10 General Vargas Santos military governor of the Colombian revolution refused to attend a peace conference aboard the Wisconsin due to Colombia linking talks to the amnesty decree. Santo Domingo bore peace proposals. negotiations with Generals Perdomo Salazar and Herrera led to a temporary accord before the amnesty condition caused withdrawal.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
General Vargas Santos
Panana
United States
Wisconsin
Panama
Colombia
Senor Marroquin
Senor Marroquin General Santo Domingo
General Vargas- Santos
Vargas Santos
Vargas Santo
Perdomo and
Salazar
General Herrera
Vargae Santo
Vargue Santo
Colombia Warline Shifts as Government Orders Death Sentence
Reports from Panama and Colombia detail a clash over General Uribe Uribe. The government allegedly ordered General Tovar to imprison and execute Uribe Uribe after his surrender at Rio Frio. Revolt leaders vow to press on unless the Liberal party wins political rights. ongoing coast guard searches and naval salutes mark regional tensions.
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Uribe Tribe
Uribe-Uribe
Rio Frio
Colombia
Farmer
Vargas-Santos
Panama
Cclvs
Liberal Party
Bogota
Chucuito
Marmaduke
United States
Bay
Edward
Williams' Ploratity Stated in Nov 10 Carmi Illinois Report
Official returns from eleven counties in the Twenty fourth district show Representative Williams' plurality over Pt. Chapman at 241. The notice records early totals and indicates the campaign results across multiple counties in the region.
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Carmi Ile
Willams
PT. Chapomn
Nebraska storm hits western plains with severe damage
Lincoln Nebraska reports a fret eerere storm last night wide in the western half of the state. Washington November 10 the bureau of navigation plans to distribute the Weet Todlan medal to enlisted men under a congressional act approved March 3 1001. Anna ite November 1 a fire at the southern Ti nois Insane asylum near here burned half a deen sheds and minor outbuildings including the carriage houses.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Oliezard
Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Weet Todlan
Congress
Anna
Ite
Pire
Tinois Insane Asylum
Tragic Accident at Rapids Rail Yard Claims Child
In Mount Clemens Mech Noe and Richard Campan reported the death of two year old child aged 2 who lay down on the Rapids railway track and was run over by a train. The incident resulted in fatal injuries with officials investigating the accident and notifying authorities.
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Mount Clemens
Richard Campan
Rapids
Disappearance of Kalispell Great Northern Official
Benjamin B Egan, Kalispell division superintendent, went into Montana mountains with friends for hunting and vanished. A large search by Great Northern crews, engineers, and local volunteers followed, with whistles and camp signals used to aid signals if alive. no results yet.
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Egan
St. Paul
Benjamin B Egan
Kalispell
Great Northern Railway
Katlepell
Biyan
Kallepell
Button distribution tied to presidential visit
Washington says a widely distributed button showing the president and Secretary Shaw carries no political significance. Buttons were made as souvenirs during the planned Dennison visit and the president's northwest trip, by a nonpartisan citizens' committee.
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Washington
Rh. I. Arstrong
Shaw
Lown
Dennison
Northwest
Indianapolis
Citizens’ Committee
Glacial Bowlder to Mark Tagalls Grave at Mount Vernon
In Atchison Kansas the grave of John J Tagalls at Mount Vernon cemetery will be marked by a glacial bowlder from Kansas soil. A written request from Washington DC urges a natural rock monument with the name Twealls. Also notes recent political results and a horse show record set in Madrid.
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Atchison
Man
John J. Tagalls
Mount Vernon
Kansas
Waahineton
Dee Ta
Princeton student captain dies after railway accident
In Andover Massachusetts on November 10 1809 John A Collins a Princeton student and captain of the Andover eleven was fatally injured when his foot was nearly severed by a freight train while returning from a dance. He died later that day after an attempted knee amputation.
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Andover
Mass
John A. Collins
Princeton
Collins
Tie
Samuel becomes Lord Mayor of London on Saturday
Sir Marcus Samuel was formally sustained as lord mayor of London Saturday. The Siamese crown prince spent Saturday visiting St. Louis and the World’s Fair site. Chicago school teachers plan to join the Federation of Labor. An unidentified man killed himself by jumping off the Brooklyn Bridge Saturday. Dr. E. Thompson of Lincoln Nebraska accepts appointment as United States minister to Brazil.
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Marcus Samuel
London
St. Louis
Chicago
Federation of Labor
Brooklyn Bridge
E. Thompson
Lincoln, Neb
United States
Brazil
Army canteen approved by top generals and Root
Generals Corbin and Wood and Secretary Root approve of the army canteen. Henry Pfister, longtime White House head gardener, has been dropped. Reports say King Leopold of Belgium may remarry soon. Major General Corbin, in his annual report, notes opposition to early officer marriages.
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Wood
Root Ad
Henry Pfster
White House
Johnson
Leopold
Belgium
Henry
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