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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1912

Page

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Taft’s Swan Song Urges Cabinet in Congress and Six-Year Rule

New York nov 18 president taft in a lotus club toast advocates cabinet members sit in congress and a six year presidential term He jokes about ex presidents and suggests chloroform or lotus fruit as humane end to life before praising successor and critiquing mr bryan

Col. Bryan New York Taft Lotus Club Congress Hrgan Bryan Warwick

Debate on ex presidents in the senate sparks sharp wit

Abdullah Pasha is described as under anaesthetic of senate debates as he proposes ex presidents be confined to listening in the senate. He questions why Mr Bryan should join discussions, preferring oblivion via chloroform or lotus as a pleasanter, shorter fate.

Pire Senate Bryan

Princess Zekie Dies by Self Immolation in Palace Garden

Reports from Constantine detail Princess Zekie eldest daughter of Abdul Hamid perishing on a funeral pyre she built in Abushair palace garden. Her husband Moureddin Pasha fought under Nazim Pasha as Turkish defeats mounted. She spent hours in prayer before ascending the pyre and burning herself to death.

St. Petersburg Constantinople Zekie Abdul Hamid Abushair Moureddin Pasha Osman Pasha Ghazi Nazim Pasha Lule Burgas

Police Seek Suspects in Conn Mill Pond Murder

New York police seek Salvatore Lombardi and an Italian known as Luch jado in connection with the murder of a woman whose body was found in a Georgetown Connecticut mill pond.

New York Salvatore Lombardi Ralian Luchjado Georgetown Conn

Dynamite Blast Kills Five In Westchester Quarry

Five workmen died when a box of dynamite dropped and exploded in a General Crushed Stone quarry near Westchester Pennsylvania. A laborer carrying the explosive box stumbled causing the blast that tore apart those nearby.

Westchester General Crushed Stone Company

Iowans Elect Dead Man in Carroll County Supervisor Race

In Carroll Iowa voters elected Victor Schirk to county supervisor after his burial five days earlier. Opponent A A Patten who polled half as many votes is contesting the result and seeking guidance from Attorney General George Cossen on the appropriate path forward.

Hawley Declines Toga in Idaho Senate Seat Shift

Gov. James I. Hawley chose not to resign to accept a U S Senate appointment. Lieutenant Governor Sweetner named Judge K J Perky of Boise to fill the late Senator Heyburn's unexpired term.

Idaho Judge Perky Heyburn Boise Ida James I. Hawley United States Sweetner K. J. Perky

Dynamite Conspiracy Trial Details McNamara Plan to Kill Stenographer

Eyewitnesses recount James B. McNamara’s alleged scheme to kill stenographer Miss Mary C. Dye after she learned too much about the union bomb plot. Frank Eckhoff testified of a plan to place a timed bomb on a train, and other witnesses traced the broader Los Angeles Times explosion conspiracy and nitro packing shipments linked to Hockin and McNamara cohorts.

Indianapolis Ind James B. McNamara Mary C. Dye Iron Workers’ Union Frank Eckhoff Eckhoff McNamara Cincinnati Los Angeles J. J. McNamara Alice Nabb Ballagh Neb James B Miss Dye Los Angeles Times California Lena Ingersoll San Francisco F. A. Schmidt David Caplan Munete McManigal McNamaras Herbert 8. Hockin Hockin Emanuel Maddox Muncie House Hawkin

Man Dies On Wedding Anniversary In Quincy Hunting Accident

During his first wedding anniversary, 22 year old Joe Lymenstull of Quincy was accidentally shot near here by his brother Albert while hunting. He died within hours.

Quincy Til Joe Lymenstull Albert Here

Mass casualty fears in Turkish capital linked to Christians

Buffalo reports reveal postal cards from a suspected killer dubbed Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde confessing to at least three serious cases and warning that there are more. The cards refer to a six year old victim, Joseph Josephs, and detail police investigations.

Buffalo Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Joseph Josephs

Arrests Rise in Portland Portents a Wave of Exiles

Portland reports two more arrests in the depravity scandal bringing total to thirteen. A physician and several prominent men are among those named in confessions as warrants resume. William Allen, once respected, lies unconscious after a possible poison attempt, his farewell note claiming innocence yet disgrace.

Portland Ore William Allen Allen

Honor Grant and Lee Observed by United Daughters

Wreaths were laid at the statues of Ulysses Grant and Robert E. Lee at the capitol in Washington. The ceremony marked the United Daughters of the Confederacy concluding their convention with floral tributes.

United Daughters of Confederacy Washington Ulysses Grantert B. Lee Capitol United Daughters of the Federacy

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