Death Won't Affect Election Says Taft Electors Pick
Utica dispatch reports Vice President James S. Sherman died at 9 45 p m after uremic poisoning and kidney failure His death leaves no vice president until March 4 1913 and Taft electors would choose a successor if Taft wins The article details Sherman's birth in Utica October 24 1855 his rise in the Republican Party and family background
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Utica
Congress
James S. Sherman
Sherman
Bright
New York
Taft
Republican National Committee
Republican
Senate
William F. Frye
Maine
N. Y
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Richard U
Mary Frances Sherman
Richard U. Sherman
Oneida County
Family At Bedside Leaned On Drugs To Stay Alive
A family lay by a relative’s bedside after the patient had been unconscious since Tuesday afternoon. Life was largely sustained by medical drugs and supportive care as doctors monitored the condition.
Mother denies Kimmel claimant in high profile suit
In St Louis on October 31 the claimant in the Kimmel case confronted Mrs. J Estelle Kimmel in court. She identified the man beside her as not her son George A Kimmel, provoking an emotional reaction as the claimant sat down and lamented the treatment.
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St. Louis
Kimmel
J. Estelle Kimmel
George A. Kimmel
King Alfonso Struck by Influenza in Madrid
King Alfonso has influenza with non serious condition. His physicians ordered bed rest as of October 31 in Madrid.
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Alfonso
Madrid
Preston to Princeton Want Faculty to Give Mrs Cleveland's Future Husband a Job
Princeton gossip says Mrs Grover Cleveland will not move. Rumor claims Professor Thomas J Preston of Wells College may be offered a chair at Princeton so the couple can stay in New Jersey. President Hibben dodged repeated questions about a possible Princeton appointment.
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Carrie Babcock
East Orange
Elijahim Sherrill
New York
Henry Clay
Sherrill
Richard Hugh
Hamilton College
Thomas M
Utica
Sherman
Congress
Washington
Cannon
Reed
Senate
Mes. Kinley
New Yor
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Thomas Jes Preston
Old Nassau
Thomas J. Preston
History of Arts
Wells College
Aurora
N. Y
Princeton University
Preston
Cleveland
Wells
Turco uprising in retreating campaign gains edge east of Europe
London reports the Turkish army, backed to the sea and defending the Bosporus regions, concentrates all forces in the east to hold Bulgarians and relieve Adrianople. Meager victories west of Lule Burgas hint at renewed Turkish resistance as transport links are disrupted.
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London
Bosphorus
Ferdinand
Lule Burgas
Adrianople
Constantinople
Cole
Govalant
Sea
U.S. Ships Sent To Santo Domingo To Protect Citizens
President Taft ordered cruiser Baltimore and supply ship Yankton to Banto Domingo to safeguard Americans and their property amid rising unrest. The Prairie stays near Santo Domingo City. Baltimore to patrol Puerto Plata coast while Yankton ferries dispatches. Marines not deployed unless required as garrison fortifications and consulate are targeted.
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Washington
Baltimore
Banto Domingo
Taft
Island Republic
Dominican Republic
Philadelphia
New York
Santo Domingo
Puerto Plata
Executions of 38 Rebels Near Saltillo
In Saltillo on Oct 31 thirty eight rebels from General Orozco's army were executed on a ranch after being captured in a skirmish. They were shot at dawn without being identified. A ranch owner named William Jennings reported the rebels’ presence to federal authorities.
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Saltillo
Mexico
Orozco
Here
Federala
William Jennings
Mexico City
Madero
Felix Diaz
Vera Crus
Senor Lascurain
Foreign Office
Supreme Court
Praise for Helen Gould at Naval YMCA in New York
President Taft commended Miss Helen Gould for funding the naval Y M C A gymnasium. He praised her generosity and said such gifts help keep sailors from vice, noting a past belief that sailors must drink to be good at sea.
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New York
Naval Y. M. C. A
Taft
Helen Gould
Bail Granted for Rancher J B Snead in Boyce Killing
The appellate court in Fort Worth, Texas granted bail set at $20,000 for J B Snead the rancher who shot and killed Al G Boyce. Snead’s bond was approved in the Oct application.
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J. B. Snead
Fort Worth
Tex
J. RB. Snead
al G. Boyce
Titanic survivor gives birth after tragedy on voyage
A baby girl was born to Mrs. Daniel W. Marvin of Riverside Drive New York on October 81 aboard the Titanic. Mrs. Marvin and her husband were returning from their European honeymoon when the liner sank. Mr Marvin died. she survived with the newborn. The birth attracted attention as a moving picture firm filmed the ceremony.
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New York
Daniel W. Marvin
Riverside Drive
Marvin
Europe
Impeachment Planned for Horace Fogel in New York
In New York October 31 Herace president of the Philadelphia National League baseball club will be impeached before the other club presidents of the old major circuit in this city on November 36.
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Horace Fogel
New York
Herace
Philadelphia
National League Baseball Club
Mother Superior perishes amid blaze at St. John orphanage
Six sisters of charity die in a San Antonio orphanage fire while guiding eighty seven children to safety. Mary of Cross, mother superior, returns to save a child and dies after a fall from a window. Fire chief Wright and rescuers attempt to reach her as flames consume the building.
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San Antonio
Tex
Sisters of Charity
St. John’s Orphanage
Mary of Iis
Kostka Farrell
Monica Montez
Ing
Pital
Mother Mary of the Cross
Rossiter
Wexford
Ireland
Frances Pasteur
France
Peter Claver Stevin
San Fernando School
Dullin
Leocadia Nolan
Lin
Monica Montes
Mexico
Kaldar
Charles Mathlow
Mother Superior
Mary of the Cross
Misory
Wright
Charity of the Incarnate
Officers Hurt in Riot at Little Palis Mill
Michael Haley a special policeman and Detective John Kennedy were injured during a riot in front of the Phoenix mill entrance. The clash began when Chief Long tried to break up the massed picketing and an altercation with a striker led to clubs and disorder among women strikers at the front.
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Little Palis
N. Y
Michael Haley
John Kennedy
Albany
Seriot
Phoenix
Long
Prison and Fine for Rebating Case Involving Bernard
In New York on an October day, Jules B Bernard of Chicago faced charges for receiving rebated payments from the Baltimore Ohio railroad. Bernard pleaded guilty and was sentenced to prison and a fine.
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New York
Jules B. Bernard
Chicago
Baltimore @ Ohio railroad
Bernard
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