Athens Revolt Rumors Stir in Greek Capital
Telegrams report an Athens uprising linked to the military league and royalist unrest. King George and the royal family allegedly fled, with unreached telegraph lines and censorship masking details as the government dissolved the national assembly and set December elections.
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Military League
National Assembly
Paris
Athens
George
King George
M. Venezelos
Venezelos
Tr ¢Ven
Kinens
Aviator Planned Dayton to Columbus Silk Parcel Flight
Columbus Ohio, Oct 28. An aviator chosen by eht brothers will fly from Dayton to Columbus carrying a bolt of silk to deliver to a local department store representative. Roy A. Knabenshue traveled to New York to secure an aeroplane for the Belmont race era and will send it to Dayton for a sixty to seventy mile flight. The trip is billed as the first commercial air transport attempt with an unbroken flight contract.
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Columbus
Eht Brothers
Dayton
Roy A. Knabenshue
New York
Roosevelt 52 Celebrates Birthday With Busy Campaign Day
Theodore Roosevelt turned 52 with a long day of work. He spoke in Fonda Gloversville Amsterdam Little Falls and Herkimer and held a Utica meeting Thursday night before continuing his circuit.
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Utica
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Fonda
Gloversville
Amsterdam
Little Falls
Herkimer
Col Roosevelt Honored by Society in Paris
Paris October 28 The French Society of Sports at its annual meeting awarded the grand prize to Col Roosevelt for being an all around man.
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Col. Rooseevlt
Paris
French Society of Sports
Col. Roosevelt
Crown Prince Maha Vajiravudh Crowned King of Siam
Bangkok announces Crown Prince Maha Vajiravudh will be crowned king of Siam on November 11 succeeding the late King Chulalongkorn. Born January 1, 1881, the prince is in his thirtieth year and educated in England. he previously visited the United States eight years ago.
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Bangkok
Siam
Maha Vajih
Chulalongkorn
England
United States
Girl Burned in Coffin At Funeral in Boston
A grim fire broke out during preparations for a funeral in Boston as a candle toppled and ignited the clothing on a body in a coffin. Firefighters evacuated mourners and prevented broader damage. The cremated corpse of Miss Lettitia di Napoli, 19, will be buried today.
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Boston
Lettitia di Napoli
Markets Echo Wide Price Ranges Across Wheat Corn and Livestock
Chicago and Omaha live stock markets show mixed results with cattle and hogs varying by grade. East Buffalo records softer hogs and lamb price dips amid lighter demand while a nearby accident near Bargersville injures Mrs. Tewell and two others in a vehicle rollover.
Beveridge backs inheritance and income tax oppose ship subsidy
Oakland City Ind Oct 28 Senator Beveridge voiced support for an income tax and a national inheritance tax and declared opposition to a ship subsidy noting he is glad the subsidy is dead. This marked his first public stance on these taxes.
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Oakland City
Ind
Beveridge
Cholera Suspects Guarded After Ship Arrival
Two Italian cholera suspects were taken into custody in Schenectady and placed in quarantine until the state health commissioner orders release. They arrived in the United States Thursday aboard the steamship Taormina at Philadelphia after a death from cholera occurred aboard the ship.
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Albany
Schenectady
Taormina
Philadelphia
Touring car overturns near Franklin injuring four women
A touring car near Franklin on October 28 overturned trapping four women identified as Mrs. K. P. Randall, Mrs. Henry Tewell, Mrs. R. W. Wilson, and Mrs. Mary Randall. Details of injuries and aftermath not provided in readable text.
Connie Mack Marries Katharine Hallahan in Philadelphia
Cornelius McGillicuddy known as Connie Mack, manager of the world champion Athletics, wed Katharine Hallahan at Our Lady of Holy Souls Church. The ceremony was quiet with witnesses, after which the couple left for New York and then Genoa for a tour of Europe. A civic celebration and banquet by Philadelphia American League officials followed the wedding news.
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Philadelphia
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Connie Mack
Katherine Hallahan
Athletics
American League Club
Illinois Infantile Paralysis Epidemic Warns of Infectious Risk
Illinois health officials report an outbreak of acute poliomyelitis with two Lowden daughters among the affected. Western Illinois shows most cases since July, prompting strict patient isolation and disinfection, with public funerals discouraged and rooms disinfected after recovery or death.
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Springfield
Illinois
J. A. Egan
State Board of Health
Frank O. Lowden
Oregon
Iowan
Minois
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Nebraska
New York
Tafts and Notables Attend National Theater Event
President and Mrs. Taft with Mr Justice and Mrs Lurton and other relatives occupied the president's box at the National theater last evening.
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Taft
Justice
Mrs. Lurton
Herron
Helen Taft
Capt
A. A. W. Butt
National Theater
Parole Call for Stroud Convicted in Saloon Fight
Friends of George Stroud in Anderson Indiana circulate a petition seeking parole after he was convicted seven years ago of murdering Joseph Yates in a saloon fight at Orestes. Stroud received a life sentence to Michigan City prison.
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Anderson
Ind
George Stroud
Joseph Yates
Orestes
Stroud
Michigan City
Attacked by Angry Ram in Hastings Farmfield Incident
Otis Demott, a Hastings farmer, fought off an angry ram after it charged him as he tried to drive it into another field. The animal gored him with its horns, knocked him down, and he restrained it by the horns and struck it with a stone until it fled. He crawled to safety seeking help.
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Hastings
Mich
Otis Demott
Here
Demott
Revenue cutters to search for missing steamers
Four revenue cutters will hunt for the steamers Crown Prince and Arkadia overdue ten days at port with seventy five passengers. Three U S boats will sail from New Orleans Mobile and Galveston. A British cutter has already departed from Jamaica.
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New Orleans
Crown Prince
Arkadia
Mobile
Galveston
Jamaica
A Clever Burglar 19 Uwwn Toils Of Law
A clever burglar remains under scrutiny as authorities proceed with the case linked to the Crippen murder confession allegation. The publication faces publication restrictions amid ongoing legal handling and potential outcomes.
Lincoln League Announces Banquet Speakers at IU
The Lincoln League of Indiana University arranged the annual banquet for November 2 in Bloomington. Speakers include William Dudley Foulke State Senator Oscar Bland former Representative John C Chaney and President Hastings of the State Lincoln League along with other Second District political figures.
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Bloomington
Ind
Lincoln League
Indiana University
William Dudley Foulke
Oscar Bland
John C. Chaney
Hastings
State
Markets Hogs Chicago October 28 1910
Estimated receipts 15000 hogs. Left over from yesterday 8822. Market 5 lower than yesterday. Light hogs 8 45 to 900. Mixed packers 800 to 900. Heavy shipping grades 775 to 8 90. Rough 775 to 7 90. Cattle 2000 weak. Sheep 13000 steady.
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Chicago
Chicago Hog Prices and Receipts Report 1910
Chicago market notes for October 28 1910 show estimated receipts today around 15000 with official receipts yesterday 17999 and official shipments 2006. Leftovers 1822. Tomorrow estimated receipts 800 to 8700. Market slow 5 to 10 lower than yesterday with bulk 800 to 870, light 845 to 890, mixed packers 795 to 900, heavy shipping 770 to 880, rough 770 to 790, porkers 875 to 885, pigs 800 to 865.
Market Receipts and Prices From Yesterday's cattle sale
Estimated receipts at the 2000 Market show weak demand with Reeves quoted at 4 50 to 7 70 for cows and heifers. Ideal steers bring 4 15 to 4 40, stockers and feeders 3 30 to 5 69, Western cattle 4 00 to 6 70, with overall softer tones on the day.
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Omaha
Texas
Evening News fined for Crippen case story
London October 28 the high court fined the Evening News $1000 for contempt after publishing a conference tale between Richard Muir and the Montrose quarter master. The story claimed a Crippen escape plan, later proven fake, and prejudiced Crippen's murder trial.
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London
High Court
The
Evening News
Richard Muir
Montrose
Crippen
Chronicle
Market Report on Sheep and Lamb Prices
Steady trade across categories with Native sheep at 275 to 440, Western sheep 300 to 440, Yearlings 450 to 560, Lambs 475 to 710, Western lambs 0 to 700. Prices reflect a stable market with varied weights and regional listings.
Market: Sion al early decline
Early market notes show mixed packers and dull sheep with varying prices. Light cattle range 5 45 to 8 90, mixed packers 7 95 to 8 90, roughs 7 70 to 7 90. Sheep described as strong despite overall softness.
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Sion
Beach-Wickham Grain Company Address Listing
Furnished by Beach-Wickham Grain Company based in Chicago Illinois with postal telegraph building locations at 544 and 6545.
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Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Chicago
Illinois
Taft Heads Theater Party Returns to White House
Miss Helen Taft, after a ten day visit with relatives in New York, has returned to the White House.
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Taft
Helen Taft
New York
Washington
White House
Dressed Burglar Known as Raffles Held in Passaic Case
A stylish youth known as a Passaic hillside figure is jailed in Passaic County on thirty burglary charges. He used graceful disguise to enter mansions including Robert Mueller’s home on Please Hill, leaving swiftly when detected. He admitted the acts when captured in Hoboken and claimed the car he used was sold hours earlier.
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New York
Hillside
Passaic
Passaic County
Hoboken
Henrique Anthony
Hudson Street
Turner
Anthony
Robert Mueller
Mueller
Anthy
James
Reginald
John Henry
Falls Under Harrow Claims Life of James W. Hoy
James W. Hoy, a prominent farmer from four miles west of Muir Michigan, died after an accident four weeks prior when his team of mules on a disc harrow spooked. He was crushed and amputated in a bid to save him. his spine injury left him mentally impaired. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Muir, Mich
James W. Hoy
American Woman Dies in Paris Gas Tragedy
Lucinda Parrar 25, American student, living at 258 Rue Champag ne Premiere, died by inhaling gas in her Paris kitchen. She left a note stating intent to commit suicide. Her U S. address is unknown. she is believed to hail from one of several states. She had suffered from mental brain trouble.
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Paris
Lucinda Parrar
Rue de Ch¢mpagne Premiere
America
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Chicago Tribune
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State Health Board AT Work
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Ished
Dr. Crippen
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