Wilson sails for Bermuda on four week vacation with family
Governor Wilson accompanied by Mrs Wilson and two daughters sails from New York on the Bermudian for four weeks on Bermuda. He plans an extraordinary session of Congress by April 15 to begin reforms. He buys five railroad tickets to travel within New Jersey and prepares for a quiet vacation at a cottage on the island.
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Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Democratic Party
Bermuda
Bermudian
Quebec Steamship Company
West Tenth Street
North River
Jessie
Eleanor Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Margaret
Princeton
Collingwood
New Jersey
Mia
Eighteen Autos Burn in Springfield Garage Fire
Eighteen automobiles were destroyed in a garage fire in Springfield Illinois on November 16. Stuart Allen owned the garage and the total loss is about 30000 dollars with only half covered by insurance.
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Springfield
Ill
Stuart Allen
Hauptmann Wins Nobel Prize for Literature
Stockholm reports Gerhart Hauptmann the German writer and dramatist awarded the literature Nobel Prize.
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Hauptmann
Btockholm
Sweden
Gerhart Hauptmann
Divorcee Weds British Lord in Crown Point Elopement
Crown Point Indiana November 16 Lord Douglas Banfield of Manchester England and Mrs Alice N Penney of Chicago a divorcee of three days eloped to Crown Point and were married by Rev Hillman of the Presbyterian church.
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Crown Point
Ind
Douglas Banfield
Manchester
England
Alice N. Penney
Chicago
Hillman
Presbyterian Church
Blind Banker of Paris Confesses Misappropriation
Augustin Max known as the blind banker of Paris surrendered to police and admitted misappropriating about 2 million dollars from clients. He claimed funds were invested in copper and nickel mines in New Caledonia, which failed. He sought death by his own hand but was persuaded to surrender by his family.
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Paris
France
Augustin Max
Max
New Caledonia
Johnson Freed on Bond After Mann Act Case
Jack Johnson, the prize fighter, posted a $30,000 bond signed by Matthew Baldwin and Mrs Tiny Johnson, ending five federal Mann act charges. Judge Carpenter approved the bond and Johnson left the district courtroom. Detectives served a new assault warrant from Edwin Weigle, journalist, on Johnson, who was briefly held on a $400 cash bond. Additional indictments exist. no action yet. Baldwin, principal surety, resides at Cranston and expects a $750 fee.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
W. G. Anderson
Matthew
Baldwin
North Clark Street
Tiny Johnson
United States
Carpenter
Johnson
John J. Tierney
John J. McCune
Edwin F. Weigle
Chicago Avenue
Caverly
James H. Wilkerson
Church Street
Cranston
Ex-Governor Larrabee of Iowa Dies at Clermont
Ex Governor William Larrabee, twelfth of Iowa, died at his Clermont home today after weeks of illness. Funeral plans undecided. A lifelong public figure, he influenced Iowa affairs from before the Civil War with a dignified leadership that earned broad respect. His sons and families stayed at his bedside as his decline began.
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Clearmont
Evening Journal
Larrabee
William Larrabee
Iowa
Clermont
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Ettor Murder Trial Delayed in Salem Mass
Owing to the illness of counsel W Scott Peters the Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso murder trial in the Anna Lopizzo case was postponed to Monday. The delay pauses proceedings as defense preparation continues.
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Ettor
Salem
Mass
W. Scott Peters
Arturo Giovannitti
Giovannitti
Caruso
Anna Lopizzo
Bulgarians Close on Constantinople as Cholera Spreads
Dispatches from Sofia report Bulgarian forces near Kilios and Darkos threaten Constantinople while the Turkish defense buckles under a rapid Ottoman front collapse. Cholera ravages Turkish troops and civilians with about 8000 cases, demoralizing units as the Greek army joins Serbian forces toward Monastir.
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London
Turkey
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Sofia
Kilios
Black Sea
Bosphorus
Darkos
Summheér
Pia
Astir
Salonika
Monastir
Interior plans big oil lease in Oklahoma and west
The ruling focuses on whether pipe lines as common carriers may transport the companys product. The government intends to lease a large oil territory in Oklahoma and other western areas, making the issue crucial for the Interior department.
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Oklahoma
West
Interior Department
Baldwin Club of America to organize in Baldwinsville region
PLAN CLUB OF BALDHEADS Falls Village Conn Nov 16 The Baldwin Club of America will be permanently organized at a meeting here November 25 The present temporary membership spans states from Massachusetts to Minnesota Temporary president is R J Orr of Pittsfield Massachusetts
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Taft
Washington
Lotus Club
Henry W. Taft
New Haven
Interior
Fisher
Interstate Commerce
Lane
White House
Falls Village
Conn
Baldwin Club of America
Massachusetts
Minnesota
R. J. Orr
Pittsfield
Masa
Soldiers Arrested After Bar Fight In Waukegan
Marshal A Huestis was injured while detaining six soldiers from Company B Twenty seventh infantry at Thomas Robbins restaurant High wood after they forced entry and caused a disturbance Private Gross was seriously hurt and is in the Post hospital others of the same unit were arrested.
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Waukegan, W
A. Huestis
Thomas Robbins
Highwood
Gross
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Dynamite Conspiracy Trial Details McNamara Case
James B. McNamara bought 600 pounds of nitrogelatin used in the Los Angeles Times bombing. George H. Phillips testified the powder was delivered Sept 2, 1910 at Oakland wharf to three men, including McNamara, who loaded it on the Peerless. Nine cases were later recovered by San Francisco police as evidence.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
George H. Phillips
Phillips
Los Angeles
Powder Company
Mkland
McNamara
David Caplan
Ortie KE. McManigal
Pacific Coast
McManigal
Socialist Mayor in Little Falls Found Guilty
R Lum, socialist mayor of Little Falls, was found guilty of violating the city ordinance by refusing to move when police disrupted a speech to striking mill employees. He faces a $50 fine or fifty days in jail, and stated he would choose jail over paying the fine.
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Little Falls
R. Lum
C Tady
Luna
Gunmen Verdict Expected as Rosenthal Case Near Closure
In New York, Novaytey A is to face a verdict Monday for the murder of Herman Rosenthal. The defense rests as state's rebuttal witnesses are heard and Justice Goff adjourns to allow closing arguments by nightfall.
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New York
Novaytey A
Herman Rosenthal
Heard
Justice Goff
$30,000 Stake Horse Wins at Jamestown Track
Hass ey Payne Whitney's $30,000 stake horse Bashti won the feature race at Jamestown track in Norfolk Virginia. He led from the start and finished in 1:39 25, with Yellow Eyes and Pardner among the challengers.
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Norfolk
Bashti
Hassey Payne Whitney
Jamestown
Yellow Eyes
Pardner
Nevada returns Pittman in close Senate race
Reno November 16 final official count lists Pittman Democrat ahead of Massey by nine votes for U S Senate. Roberts Republican wins Congress by nine. Totals show Massey 7 942 Roberts 7 853 Tallman 1 311.
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Reno
Nevada
Pittman
Judge Massey
United States
Ian Roberts
Congress
Massey
Roberts
Tallman
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