Beattie Affidavit Alleged In Beattie Trial Case
Paul D Beattie alleges he was lured to Washington promised work drugged and forced to sign affidavits denying gun possession and a confession by Henry Clay Beattie Jr The statement was presented to Governor Manoli and Cumberland officials while authorities ponder possible arrest in Chesterfield county Virginia.
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Richmond
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Manfi
Paul Beattie
Washington
Walter ©. Blanderston
Paul D. Beattie
Randolph Street
Beattie
Henry Clay Beattie
Mayo Bridge
E. H. Neb Tett
H. C. Beattie, Jr
McMahon
Kellam
Commonwealth
Gregory
Chesterfield County
Taft to address high cost of living findings
President Taft plans a special message to Congress to transmit the tariff board report on wool and cotton schedules. He will renew parcels post recommendations. The board reportedly attributes much of the high cost of living to middlemen rather than tariffs.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Tariff Board
Strike Fizzles Out in New York Street Cleaners
The New York strike by street cleaning department drivers fizzled as Commissioner Edwards fills posts with strike-breakers and civil service recruits. Police repression reduced disorder. brick throwers and hooters vanished. Leaders failed to spark a general teamsters strike.
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New York
Edwards
Civil Service
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bronx
Weather Forecast For Indiana Illinois And Wisconsin
Indiana and Illinois fair and somewhat colder today, fair and warmer tomorrow with moderate northwest winds. Wisconsin clearing and colder today, fair tomorrow with rising temperature.
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Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Women Fight Duel in Sapulpa Ends in Death
In Sapulpa Oklahoma on November 15 Lily Marshall a freed woman and Mrs Laura Smith an Indian fought on the main street until friends separated them Mrs Smith is dead and Mrs Marshall is jailed Both were old land holders and their clash drew a crowd.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Lily Marshall
Laura Smith
Marshall
Bryan Declares He Will Not Run Again for President
William Jennings Bryan, at a Chicago banquet, asserted once more that he will not seek the presidency again. He spoke on national politics noting no landslide in sight, warning of Republican gains and predatory interests backing the president, and predicting a hard fought campaign with another congressional session shaping events.
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Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
LaSalle
United
Kern
St. Louis
Congress
Decision Bars International Harvester from Missouri
Missouri Supreme Court action convicts International Harvester in 1910 of anti trust violations. The ruling blocks all company affiliates from doing business in the state, citing a 1,600 page testimony record led by ex judge Bray and Governor Hadley. Witnesses included George W. Perkins and Charles McCormick supporting the monopoly finding.
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Jefferson City
The
International Harvester Company
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Theodore Bray
Paris
Herbert 8. Hadley
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
Perkins
Combine
McCormick
International Company
Missouri
International Harvester Company of America
International
Evidence in Quinn Case Aids Chicago Prosecution
Detectives from Kensington police return affidavits from Jackson Michigan to pursue the murder case against Mrs. Jane Quinn for killing her Navy husband John M. Quinn. If body exhumation of her first husband John McDonald cannot be ordered, Dr J H Demay Coroner Ho bart and J W Kelly who witnessed McDonald dying will be subpoenad. A Jackson telegram claims evidence suggested poisoning.
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Chicago
Kensington
Jackson
Mich
Jane Quinn
John M. Quinn
Navy
John McDonald
Caillaux Triumphs In Interpellation On Powder Question
Paris reports Premier Caillaux won the first interpellation on the powder issue as the government’s day of action survived 402 to 98. M Delcasse closed the three day debate urging powder age limit be cut from six to four years and calling for higher resistance powder for the navy and army.
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Paris
Caillaux
M. Delcasse
Fatal accident as wind throws limb at Kouts man
Leon Kouts aged thirty four, son of Barney Kouts founder of Kouts Indiana, was killed when high winds snapped a tree limb and struck him after he left his house for a pail of water.
Denver Banker Charles Knoutz Reported Dying
Denver banker Charles B. Knoutz, a multi millionaire with interests in Denver Omaha and New York, is reported dying at his Denver home from hardening of the arteries.
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Denver
Charles B. Knoutz
Omaha
New York
Fear for Captain Larsen in Niagara voyage
Toledo observers report no word from Captain Klaus Larsen since Sunday after he set out Saturday from Buffalo in a small motor boat to Detroit. He stopped at Port Dalhousie and planned to follow the Lake Erie shore to the Detroit River amid storm warnings. Detroit friends fear he may be victims of the Lake Erie tempest that roared from Saturday night to Tuesday morning.
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Toledo
Klaus Larsen
Niagara
Buffalo
Detroit
Larsen
Port Dalhousie
Lake Erie
Diet and Health Hints by Dr T J Allen
Dr T J Allen argues condiments are harmful irritants and unhealthy. He says taste should reflect the food itself to aid digestion and that flavorings mask spoilage. He notes habits of salt pepper and other seasonings can be eliminated gradually.
Three Declare for Autonomy in Manchuria
From St. Petersburg dated November 15 Manchuria has declared itself autonomous at Mukden Kirin and Tsitsikhar. Lian Tsi Chao arrived at Mukden and presided over delegates seeking to end the revolution without bloodshed and protect the Manchu dynasty. It is believed Chao may supplant Yuan Shih Kai as the leading figure in China.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Mukden
Kirin
Tsitsikhar
Lian Tsi Chao
Yuan Shih Kai
China
Famous Chinese Diplomat Calls for Emperor Abdication
A noted Chinese diplomat publicly urges the emperor to abdicate signaling political upheaval. The statement, reported by observers, frames a possible leadership transition amid ongoing tensions in the empire.
Legislators Weaken Governor Deneen Proclamation Record
The Illinois legislature adjourned sine die after a special session as the house and senate processed Governor Deneen's proclamation to rogue the assembly. Secretary Whittaker presented the document, and the sine die adjournment resolution gained rapid approval through cross-chamber action led by David F. Shanahan and Lieutenant Governor Oglesby.
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General Assembly
Senate
Deneen
House
Whittaker
Hose
David FP. Shanahan
Chicago
State Senate
Oglesby
Independent Shantung Republic Declared In China
Washington reports that an independent republic has been formed in Shantung Province without a fight. Johan Fowler, American consul at Che-Foo, says quiet prevails. Sun Fao Chi named head of the new republic.
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Washington
Shantung
China
Johan Fowler
Che-Foo
State Department
Sun Fao Chi
Republic of
Rodgers Aims to Finish Flight in Rebuilt Plane
Pasadena California aviator Al Wraith Rodgers says he feels mighty good and plans to complete his flight once his airplane is rebuilt. He relaxes in a hotel bed with a long black cigar, expressing confidence in finishing the journey.
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Pasadena
Cal
Chang Shao Tseng Shot in Wrist in Tianjin Incident
A Tianjin dispatch reports Chang Shao Tseng was shot in the wrist by agents of Yuan Shih Kai after recent critical remarks. He reportedly abandoned the Landow army in cognita amid the incident.
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London
Tien Tsin
Chang Shao Tseng
Yuan Shih Kai
Chang
Landow
Wu Ting-fang Appeals for Foreign Help in China
Wu Ting-fang issues an appeal to foreign powers to press the prince regent to abdicate as heavy firing continues in Tientsin. Shanghai dispatch dated November 15 reports the Chinese statesman seeking international aid to end the regency.
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Tien Tsin
Shanghai
Wu Ting Fang
Writs for Indicted Packers Issued by Chicago Judge
Judge Kohlsaat issued writs of habeas corpus returnable Thursday for nine of ten indicted packers in the beef trust case. Bonds were set at 30000 dollars each pending argument. J Ogden Armour, abroad, did not join the move.
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Chicago
Kohlsaat
Beef Trust
Kohsaat
J. Ogden Armour
Packer
Coal Operators Brace for Possible New Anthracite Strike
New York reports that amid looming contract expiration on March 31 and a presidential year, operators prepare for possible disruption as United Mine Workers protests resurface. Aiming to curb risk, many buyers stockpile for post March supply while operators limit coal sales to regular customers. A workers convention in January could set demands for higher pay eight hour day and union recognition, echoing last year’s actions.
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New York
Organe
United Mine Worker
Pennsylvania
T He United Mine Workers
Mrs. Matheson Acquitted In Husband Slaying Case
Mrs Lacie Matheson was acquitted after ten minutes of jury deliberation in Fort Worth Texas. She testified she was glad she killed her husband who was at a negress’s home when slain. A letter from the negress allegedly threatened her and the courtroom crowd clapped the verdict.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Lacie Matheson
Ware
Matheson
Aunt of Madero Dies in New York Hospital
Marie Madero Garcia widow of Rodolfo Garcia manager of the Neuve León Bank Monterey and aunt of Mexican President Madero died in Roosevelt Hospital after a collapse following an operation for appendicitis eleven days earlier. She was thirty one years old.
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New York
Marie Madero Garcia
Rodolfo Garcia
Neuve León Bank
Monterey
Madero
Mexico
Roosevelt Hospital
Yale Total Registration Rise Across Departments
Yale University announced joint registration figures for the current term showing increases across all departments including forestry medicine and law. The notice records higher enrollments at the university in New Haven Connecticut.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Denis
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Law
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