Sun Yat Sen Party Behind China Rebellion Says London Surgeon
London surgeon Dr James Cantlie argues Sun Yat Sen and his revolutionary faction back the current China upheaval. He claims the republic declaration and gains at Nanyang arsenal empower Sun Yat Sen, while foreign armies delaying his success. The report cites Chinese and British dispatches on Hankow and Pekin.
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London
Sun Yat Sen
James Cantlte
Hartley Street
Cantie
Nanyang
Eberhart backs deep waterway plan for Great Lakes
Governor A O Eberhart urged a lakes to gulf deep waterway at the convention. He proposed a seagoing channel with depth from fourteen to eighteen or twenty feet, estimating costs at 400 million dollars versus 155 million by engineers. He warned the Panama canal benefits depend on building the water route.
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Chicago
A. O Eberhart
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Gulf
Eberhart
Ile
Panama Canal
United States
Europe
Pacific Ocean
Leiter Optimistic On U S Conditions In Oct Interview
Joseph Leiter of Chicago counters James J. Hill’s gloom stating U S conditions favor the people yet bad for securities makers. He notes outside New York life is calm and the market for chromes wears thin. He quips New York faces are long as horses.
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London
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
United States
Leiter
New York
McNamara Trial Venireman Challenged After Hours Test
In Los Angeles Z T Nelson was challenged for cause by the defense in the McNamara trial. He was the first venireman examined in the case arising from the Los Angeles Times building explosion a year earlier as other veniremen began to be questioned.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Z. T. Nelson
James B. McNamara
Nelson
Los Angeles Times
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois and nearby states
Local rains today in Indiana and Illinois with a likely improvement to fair weather tomorrow. Winds light to moderate from the east to the south, with Wisconsin also seeing rain today and a probable return to fair conditions tomorrow, winds from the southeast to south.
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Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Duke of Connaught Visits Quebec as Canada’s Governor General
The Duke of Connaught arrives in Quebec as the newly appointed Governor General of Canada. He will review official ceremonies and meet with provincial leaders to discuss affairs of state and colonial ties.
Progressives to Meet James R Gartfield in Chicago Conference
Washington reports Walter L. Houser Medill McCormick leaders of the Republican progressive movement oppose Taft seek 460 progressives at a Chicago conference beginning Monday Gifford Pinchot and James R Garfield of Ohio attend Garfield recently conferred with Theodore Roosevelt on progressive plans La Follette plans a twenty five day west tour starting Nov 1 by special train through Minnesota the Dakotas Iowa Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Ohio and others
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Washington
Walter IL. Houser
Medill McCormick
Taft
John J. Hannan
SteLert M. LaFollette
Chicago
Gifford Pinchot
Interior
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Garfield
Theodore Roosevelt
la Follette
West
Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowa
Kansas
manTa
Missouri
Oklahoma
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Siesiopi
Quebec Welcomes Canadian Ruler Duke of Connaught Returns as Governor General
The Duke of Connaught lands at Quebec to assume governorship and is greeted by an escort of dragoons and provincial dignitaries. An initial delay by the honor guard is noted. The duke takes the oath, receives the great seal, and speaks French with thanks. Premier Borden hosts a luncheon as the king sends a personal message of affection. In Cleveland a thief, Clarence Lake, is killed fleeing justice after being struck by an automobile driven by M. B. Mead.
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Guard of Honor
King
Quebec
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Duke
Duches
Borden
Cleveland
Clarence Lake
M. B. Mead
Gibbons Memorial Hall Cornerstone Laid in Washington
In Washington on October 14 the cornerstone of Gibbons Memorial Hall was laid to mark 50 years since James Cardinal Gibbons entered priesthood and 25 years since his cardinalate. Cardinal Gibbons led the ceremony with archbishops bishops and other church dignitaries from across the country.
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Washington
James
Cardinal Gibbons
Gibbons Memorial Hall
Catholic University of America
Judge applies old English law in final estate ruling
In Helleville Alabama on October 14 Judge Perrin used an estanglish law ruling to decide the final settlement of the estates of Schuyler C Hill Mrs Ruth Hill and Eilen Saw yer killed in a Beald Illinois wreck last year The ruling declared the wife as the weaker sex the first to perish and the 5000 estate will go to Hill s relatives
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Helleville
Perrin
Prebate Court
Schuyler C. Hill
Ruth Hill
Eilen Sawyer
Beald
Ill
Hill
Skirt and items found near bridge tied to Webster case
A skirt petty coat and oil cloth toilet bag were found under a bridge about a mile north of the spot where the murdered Bessie Kent Webster’s body was found, researchers report possible clothing linkage.
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Dixon
Iil
Bessie Kent Webster
Boy Dies After Contact With Electric Wire In Milford
Warsaw Indiana October 14 Wilbur Sechler eleven son of Mr and Mrs Fred Sechler Milford was killed when he touched an electric wire while gathering hickory nuts from a tree in Milford The accident was reported from Warsaw Indiana.
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Warsaw
Ind
Wilbur Sechler
Fred Sechler
Milford
Steer Escapes from Abattoir and Endangers School Route
A wild steer breaks from a Cleveland abattoir shipment and charges through Thirty seventh Street, killing Emil Ziegler as pedestrians and schoolchildren flee. Police Lt Rieber shoots the steer to stop the danger. Earlier, two Jamaica boys were crowned while playing on a rafters.
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Cleveland, O
Emil Ziegler
Blanche Avenue
Thirty-seventh
Ziegler
Rieber
Police Department
Jamaica
N. Y
Fish Hatcheries Planned for Columbia City and Knox
George W. Miles Indiana state fish and game commissioner has begun work on a fish hatchery at Columbia City and plans to visit Knox to discuss a second hatchery project.
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Columbia City
Indianapolis
Ind
George W. Miles
State Fish and Game
Knox
Fruit first for sweet cravings says Dr. Allen
In Daily Diet and Health Hints Dr. T Allen cautions that cane sugar and candies are less healthy, especially for sedentary individuals. He advises meeting sweet needs with fruits rich in grape sugar such as prunes bananas dates figs raisins and apples. He notes cereals starch may ferment before converting to glucose and is a weaker carbon source.
New Name Emerges in Lorimer Bribery Inquiry
The Illinois Lorimer election bribery probe reveals Senator James Womack of Equality as the newly implicated figure. Real estate dealer W. S. Laurence testified the offer to vote for Lorimer came on a Fairfield to Chicago train, with discussions about a $1000 payoff and attempts to secure a unanimous result.
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Fairfield
Chicago
Ort
Bves
Ilinois General Assembly
William Lorimer
United States
Senate
Lorimer
James Womack
Equality
W. 8. Lawrence
Lawrence
Womack
Attorney Healy
Lorinias
Hvealy
Joseph Leiter Sees Bright Economic Outlook
Chicago financier Joseph Leiter presents an optimistic view of current business conditions. He cites improving markets and rising consumer activity, signaling confidence in a sustained upturn for investment and hiring.
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Chicago
Famous Mormon Leader John Henry Smith Dies at 65
Salt Lake City obituary notes John Henry Smith second counsellor to Joseph Smith died suddenly at 65 from lung hemorrhage. Born in Council Bluffs Iowa, he crossed plains to Utah as a youth and shaped western development. Survived by two wives, fifteen children, and eighteen grandchildren. burial at home of second wife Josephine G Smith. First wife Sarah Parr Smith visiting Chicago.
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Salt Lake City
John Henry Smith
Mormon Church
Joseph Smith
Council Blutrs
Utah
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
Joséphine G Smith
Sarah Parr Smith
Chicago
Express Office Fire at Logansport Destroys Packages
The Adams Express depot at Fan Handle Station burned destroying valuable express packages. Silver dollars and other coin scattered as water doused the flames. The extent of losses could not be estimated. A separate Worthington item reports 18 year old Wilma Burns, a high school senior, killed herself at home amid her mother’s refusal to let her attend a street fair in Lyons.
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Logansport
Ind
Coty
Hiire
Adams Express Company
Worthington
Wilma Burns
Worthington High School
Lyons
Pittsburg Council Declares War on Women Smoking in Public
Pittsburg nine city councilmen appointed by Governor Tener announce a campaign to ban women from smoking cigarettes in public places, signaling a push for a cleaner city government in October.
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Pittsburg
Aguinaldo's Lieutenant Bead Dies in Manila
Manila reports the death of Malyar, a chief commander under Aguinaldo during the Philippine rebellion. He was regarded as one of the best commanders in Aguinaldo's organization.
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Aguinaldo
Manila
Malyar
Philigpine
Turkey Expels Italian Correspondents War Economic Measures
The Ottoman government orders expulsion within 24 hours of all Italian correspondents in Constantinople. A society is formed to wage an economic war against Italy, urging a boycott of Italians and Italian goods. A prize court will handle wartime captures including ships and boats.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Italy
Hans
Ach
Indians Ravage Country in Chiapas State Invasion Threat
Chamula Indians dominate Chiapas. authorities in most towns have been deposed as Indians install new rulers. Reports from Tuxela describe hundreds of natives roaming the area, halting business, draining labor, and causing widespread robbery and murder as crops go unharvested.
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Monterey
Mex
Chamula
Massive U S Naval Mobilization Planned Across Coasts
Washington reports a nationwide naval mobilization with 162 vessels totaling 577 599 tons under Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus. The New York group includes 24 battleships 4 cruisers 22 destroyers 13 torpedo boats 8 gunboats and 24 auxiliaries. A Pacific mobilization at Los Angeles will muster 24 vessels totaling 116 245 tons.
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Washington
New York
Taft
Meyer
Tone
Hugo Osterhaus
Los Angeles
Pacific St
Pacific Feet
Witness Missing in Stephenson Bribery Inquiry
Milwaukee February 14 The senatorial committee investigating charges of bribery in the election of Senator Isaac Stephenson notes the absence of R J Shigkee who was named as a witness in the Stephenson case He lives in Superior Wis and has been paid 470 from the Stephenson fund according to testimony The committee will seek to compel his appearance
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Laurence
Senator Womack
Lorimer
Womack
Lawrence
Lee O'Neil Browne
William H. Sturmer
Briggs House
Milwaukee
R. J. Shigkee
Tee
Isaac Stephendon Sfields
Nitness
Algo
Stephenson
Shielus
Wis
Fairbanks for Governor Gaining GOP Support
A conservative Republican movement in Indiana aims to nominate former Vice President Fairbanks for governor. While not committing to a formal declaration, officials say he would not reject a state nomination if offered.
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Indianapolis
Pairbanks
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