Three Mayoral Hopefuls Debate in Brooklyn Forum
The Brooklyn People's Forum hosted a three candidate mayoralty debate with sharp exchanges as each participant pressed their positions. Next Sunday Judge Gaynor is slated to speak with a Sunday school session prior focusing on innovative methods and Bible instruction.
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Brooklyn
York
People'sorum
Dge Gaynor
Ilstrate Bible
Louis H. Pounds
Mr. Wall
Gaynor
Hearst
T Mach
Fis
Battle in Nicaragua reported at Boca de San Carlos
Wireless news from Bluefields says the first major clash of the revolution pitted Chamorro forces against Zelaya troops on the Juan River near Boca de San Carlos. The rebels won with slight losses. government forces suffered about 100 killed and 300 wounded. rebels seized two Krupp siege guns and rifles. General Chamorro advances slowly inland as Managua mobilizes recruits.
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Bluefields
Fces
Chamorrero
Lyo
Zelaya
N Juan River
Boca de San Carlos
Iterror
Oars
QDS
Managua
Atlantic
Chamorrejo
Coffroth in New York for Jeffries Johnson Fight Bid
Promoter James Coffroth arrived in New York by train to bid on the Jeffries Johnson bout. He expects a purse near 560000 and claims strong backing with Johnson and his camps watching closely. Coffroth warns the matchup could prove highly sensational and hard to predict.
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Frisco
Jeffries-Johnson
New York
James Coffroth
Twentieth Century Limited
Chicago
Coffroth
Johnson
Letmaker
Colonel Hopkins Dies at 63 in St. Louis
Colonel John Hopkins aged sixty three died of pernicious anemia at the Jewish hospital. He leaves two daughters Ethel and Emma Hopkins who are vaudeville performers in the west. Hopkins owned and operated a chain of amusement resorts in the Middle West.
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John D. Hopkins
St. Louis
John Hopkins
Sere
Ethel Ad
Emma Hopkins
West
Colonel Hopkins
Middle West
Miss Sutton Still Champion in Portola Tennis Event
Miss Magutton world champion defeated Miss Hazel Hotchkiss United States champion in two straight sets 6 1 4 at the Portola tennis event in San Francisco on October 25.
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Sutton
San Francisco
Miss Magutton
Hazel Hotchkiss
Eyinis
Man Kills Man Who Threatened In Jacksonville
In As- onville Florida on October 25 Charles Iband killed J. H. Smith after Smith had ordered Iband to leave town. The shooting followed an incident where Smith claimed Iband was seen with his wife, Mrs. Smith.
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Asonville
Fla
Charles Iband
Jacksonville
J. H. Smith
Smith
Usband
Automobile Heart Kills Engineer in Pittsburg Office
Pittsburg October 25 George T Barnsley county road engineer collapsed with heart failure at his courthouse office while on the way to the hospital after an automobile riding accident that had affected his cart.
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Pittsburg
George T. Barnsley
Court House
Death by Tetanus After Sore Tooth In Mobile
Nicholas N. Y. died in Mobile Alabama on October 25 from tetanus that followed a sore tooth. The illness began after he picked his teeth and gradually worsened.
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Mobile
Ala
Nicholas N
New Servian Cabinet Formed
Oct 23 a new cabinet formed with M Pasitch as minister of defense and Milovanoviteh retaining the ministry of the interior in the Serb state cabinet reshuffle.
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M. Pasitch
Milovanoviteh
Ministry of For
Of, Louis. Entertains Present of the Ul, T
The world is a grand old place and we are pretty sure of the reward we deserve. We may grumble and grow at adversity. We may moan and make miserable over misfortune, we may chafe under trouble, but in our inmost hearts we know why we suffer these. A little trouble is a good thing. It checks recklessness and endows the unappreciating with the sense of appreciation.
Taft Heads Mississippi Steamship Fleet to New Orleans
President Taft arrived in St. Louis and spoke at the deep waterways convention. He will board a six mile long fleet bound for New Orleans accompanied by governors, cabinet members, senators and representatives for a four and a half day trip aboard the Oleander and other vessels. It marks the start of a major waterway effort with a large gathering of public officials.
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New Orleans
Taft
St. Louis
United States
House of Representatives
Memphis
Government
White House
Dent
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Washington
Steel Trust to Buy Breweries and Regulate Coke Workers
Pittsburg report states United States Steel Corp will invest 10 million dollars to acquire nine breweries inside the county and regulate beer sales to 25 000 coke field workers. The plan aims to boost efficiency by limiting bulk beer sales and guiding where and when workers drink.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Atrocities Reported in Congo Independent State
An officer of a rubber company reports Congo state agents tortured and killed natives between 1906 and 1909. He says villages were burned and natives chained and imprisoned for labor. The minister of colonies orders an official inquiry.
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Brussels
Congo Independent State
Husband of Slai Woman Arrested in Wooded Find
Otto Mueller, husband of the Slai woman whose skeleton was found in woods near central Islip, was arrested in Astoria after a lively chase by three officers.
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Slai
New York
Otto Mueller
Flora Wilson Returns From Studies for Metropolitan Opera Debut
Flora Wilson daughter of Secretary of Agriculture, returns to America after years abroad studying vocal music. She plans a national concert tour opening in Des Moines next Friday before appearing in major cities with violinist Karl Klein, as a prelude to an eventual Metropolitan Opera House debut.
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Secretary of Agriculture
New York
Flora Wilson
Wilson
America
Metropolitan Opera House
Des Moines
Iowa
Miss Wilson
Karl Klein
Wisconsin Capitol Building Collapse Claims One Life
Daniel Logan of Chicago died when part of the new Wisconsin state capitol building collapsed in Madison. Three hundred tons of granite fell seventy feet trapping him. two bystanders were lightly injured. Damage put at fifty thousand six hundred dollars.
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Wisconsin Capitol
Madison
Wis
Daniel Logan
Chicago
Wisconsin State Capitol
Logan
School Children to Pick Apples in Colorado Orchards
Grand Junction Colorado October 25 All schools in western Colorado will close for two weeks and pupils will help harvest the record apple crop. Growers face shortages and worry about fruit losses as harvest begins.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Colorado
Show Girl Evelyn Short Shot by Husband at Union Station
Washington reports Mrs Evelyn Short stage name Evelyn Howard a chorus girl with the Motor Girl company was shot three times by her husband William Short a paroled convict at Union station. He then killed himself a half hour later in hospital. Mrs Short is hospitalized with three bullets in her left side doctors say she may recover. The couple married seven years earlier and had a son who died in prison. Short had fled a bank shortage conviction and was released before the tragedy followed quarrels since Friday over her leaving the stage.
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Washington
Evelyn Short
Evelyn Howard
Compa
William Short
New York
Union Station
Short
Sing Sing
SIX THOMAS LIPTON ARRIVES BRINGS CHALLENGE FOR AMERICA'S CUP
The steamship Cedric reached New York with Sir Thomas Lipton and Colonel Neill aboard. Lipton presents a challenge for the America's Cup to the New York Yacht Club this week. Club members have not commented publicly on the challenge. Lipton reportedly has assurances that the challenge will be considered with seriousness.
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New York
Cedric
Sir Thomas Lipton
Colonel Neill
Sir Thomas
New York Yacht Club
Chicago Markets Open with Mixed Cattle and Strong Hogs
Chicago markets report mixed cattle and weaker sheep with hogs showing strength. Estimated receipts for today near 24 0 percent of last week and prices range from 7 25 to 7 90 for various hog grades, with cattle steady and sheep weak.
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Texas
John A. Babs Live Stock Care Company Notice
Fragment reads as a business notice from North Amery Walds Chicago about John A. Babs Live Stock Care Company. Details are unclear but refer to an entity and location in Chicago.
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John A. Babs
North Amery Walds
Chicago
Tli
Deputy Clerk Dies After Taft Visit Shooting
Dallas newspapers report Deputy County Clerk Louis Reichenstein succumbed to bayonet wounds from Sergeant J D Manley during the rush to see President Taft. Manley remains jailed on murder charges and refuses to comment for publication.
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Dallas
Tex
Louis Reichenstein
J. D. Manley
Texas National Guard
Taft
Manley
Removal bid for Governor Curry filed by Alamogordo man
A. M. Jackley of Alamogordo New Mexico charges Governor George Curry with unfitness and aims to remove him. He asks Secretary of the Interior Ballinger to act after conference with Curry and rumors Curry may resign in thirty days. Jackley contends lax administration and political use of office including penitentiary scandals and district clerk shortages.
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Santa Fe
N. M
A. M. Jackley
Alamogordo
George Curry
Ballinger
Curry
Jackley
East
Demonstrations in Madrid Protest Maura Policy
Several thousand republicans and socialists led by Deputy Alejandro Lerroit of the Barcelona Republicans paraded the principal streets of Madrid in protest against ex Premier Maura. A similar demonstration occurred in Saragossa with no disorders in either location.
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Spain
Madrid
Alejandro Lerroit
Barcelona
Maura
Saragossa
Sugar Refining Co. Suit Over Misbranding Dairy Product
Dr Frederick Buntle Vorree of Ottumwa Iowa sues for $50 alleging misbranding of a product by the Sugar Refining Company. The case was heard before Judge McPherson in federal court on October 26.
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Cook
Frederick Buntle Vorree
BO Ottumwa
Thesa Fon Sugar Refiuing Company
McPherson
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