Auto Hurts Envoys Pinioned Under Machine
Four men including Senor Don Juan Barrios and Gen. John Drummond were left unconscious when an automobile crashed near the Virginia Maryland line. Barrios may have a fractured skull. Verrarte, Barrios, Drummond and the chauffeur were taken to a hospital with head, facial, and limb injuries. The accident occurred as a wreath was being carried to Washington's tomb and a second car overturned after impact with a buggy and a horse-drawn vehicle.
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Verrarte
Senor
Don Juan Barrios
John Drummond
Washington
Senor Barrios
Serait Tir
Luis Toledo Herrarte
Eittinal
Minster
Tals
Miniater
Speual Mission
John Drum
Jordan Affaira
Guatesla
Ora
Starling
Twoniyesighth
Sruth
Highway Bridge
Virginia
Tonneau
Gr Oy Hospital
Barrios
Rey Ash
Reid
Legation
Drummond
America
Chautter
Lore
Car Crash Sparks Identity Hunt and Diplomatic Tangles
A car overturns on a bridge injuring passengers while a young woman flees on a horse. Detectives seek her identity amid suspicions of innocence. Gen Drummond, a renowned revolutionary figure, recounts past spills and plans a wreath for Washington's tomb. Chauffeur vanished, money losses trigger investigations by police and diplomats. A cabled report to President Cabrera prompts a Guatemala memorial wreath to be placed on the tomb.
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Taai
Drummond
Willard Hotel
Honduras
Guatemala
Washington
United States
South America
Venezuela War Tensions Rise Over Dutch Warships
Caracas faces a volatile crisis as President Castro plans Europe travel while three Dutch warships cruise the Venezuelan coast. Leaflets attack President Uisio and urge Acting President Gomez toward treason amid fears of countervailing forces. Dutch ships map Venezuela forts and press for naval leverage, with curbs against rebel leaders in Apure district.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Dee
Witserestoid
Curacao
Castro
Europe
la Guaira
Personel
Minster
Vicente Gomez
Germany
Uisio
Gomez
I- 19
Apure
Colombia
Fernandez Gabaldon
Peres Thoy
Willemstad
Dec
Jacob van Heemskerk
Maracaibo Channel
Santander
Spain
Guadeloups
Castrong
Casitron
Bordeaux
Cardinal Gibbons Guards Catholic Institutions in Funding Probe
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore hires William Nelson Cromwell to protect Catholic institutions from lawsuits tied to Fidelity Funding Company. Cromwell says he will act solely for Church interests, not creditors, and Kieran moves to secure signatures amid the probe into large loans and bonuses, including a $50,000 bonus on a $135,000 loan.
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Kieran
Miss Davis
Shaw
Washington
New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
P J.meran
Fidelity Funding Company
Wiliam Nelson Cromwell
Bischopa
Cromwell
Pittsburg
Washington Po
P J Kieran
Sylvester
New Willard Hotel
Thomas F Gliroy, Jr
McQuatde
Wwen
Ballee
Gill
Mhey
Millaha
Ursanvigh Land
Tas
Gilroy
Lorena W Davis
W Ob Arminder
Davis
Supreme Court
McGilroy
Cambridge Colby
Fidelity
T F Gilroy
United States District Court
Kober
Morris
Morrs
Elltsburg
Kiernan
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Missauri
Texas
Iirols
Ohio
New York State
Kieran Dodges Police After Empty Hotel Room Found
Detective Barbee trails Percival Kiernan after a lieutenant says Kiernan fled a Willard Hotel room. Kiernan, head of Fidelity Funding, is sought on larceny and court orders.Catholic churches and investors fear losses as the funding scheme collapses, with receivers and creditors contesting assets.
Gould slander suit reveals bill of particulars
Helen Miller Gould testified in supreme court that Elizabeth Gauley of 491 Nineteenth street Brooklyn sues for 20000 dollars over alleged slander. Gauley, once Miss Goulds maid, claims Gould charged her with improper character in 1895 and 1896.
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Weenington Post
New York
Helen Miller Gould
Supreme Court Today
Elizabeth Gauley
Nineteenth Street
Brooklyn
Miss Gould
Warrant for P J Kierani in Pittsburg and church loan dispute
Warrant issued for P J Kierani of the Fidelity Founding Company for larceny and false pretenses. A Roman Catholic institution alleges losses between 8000 and 10000 tied to Kierani's loans, with claims of duplicated and fraudulent notes. Authorities expect arrest in New York or Washington.
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Mfe
Kieran
Pittsburg
P. J. Kierani
Fidelity Founding Company
New York
Washington
Kileran
Carrie Nation forced from Dundee pubs in protest crusade
Carrie Nation, leading temperance activist, was ejected from two Dundee public houses in Scotland. She pressed on, prompting a cleric encounter over a cigarette as she denounced tea drinking. police declined prosecution, and she planned to press toward Edinburgh the next day.
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Washington
Nat London
Der
All Nations
Carrie
Dundee
Scotland
Publc
Edinburgh
Armament Opposition Marks Final Church Council Session
The first federal council of the Churches of Christ in America adjourned in Philadelphia and will meet again in December 1912 at a location to be chosen. Strong resolutions urged obligatory arbitration, condemned naval arms buildup, and criticized divorce. The council also urged schools to allot more time for religious instruction at home and church.
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Philadelphia
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Henry Wade Rogers
Yalo
United States
Walker Enlists in Navy After 100 Mile Trek
William Burke of New Bedford walked nearly 100 miles to enlist. He left New Bedford and traveled to Providence about 40 miles, then tramped all night to Boston where he took the oath of allegiance and was enrolled in the navy at daybreak. He endured cold and hunger during the journey.
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Washington Post
Boston
Mass
William Burke
New Bedford
Navy
Providence
Burke
Rich Man's Wife Held in Department Store Theft Case
Mrs Louis J Schloss wife of a Broadway clothing firm head was arrested in a city department store on charges of taking numerous small items valued at 1698. She confessed after detectives followed her for an hour and offered to pay double. Her husband, absent from court, said it was a mistake and she was ill.
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Washington Post
New York
Louis J Schloss
Marseilles
Schloss Brothers
Broadway
Baltimore
Sith Avenue
Schloss
Daniel D Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Walsh
Belore
leCauley
Riots Fire as Fanatics and Police Clash in Kansas City
A deadly riot in Kansas City near City Hall left Policeman A. G. Dalbow dead and Lola Pratt, 13, badly wounded after a mob led by John Sharp and the “Adam God” follower attacked officers. The shooter’s cartridge failed. violence spread across Fifth and Main as reinforcements joined. A woman and five children fled to a riverhouseboat, she later tried to escape by rowboat and Lola Pratt was fatally shot. The incident drew responders and heightened fears in a crowded district.
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Anhoffer
Adam God
Kansas City
A. G. Dalbow
Lola Pratt
John Sharp
Adair God
Michael Mullane
Patrick Clark
Harry Stege
George M Holt
Holt
Juvenvus Court
Sharp
Louis Pratt
Hig
Magn Slo
Hag
Hott
Piftuecekadt
Agar God
Hial
Pumstance
O O Dalbow
Harry HB Stege
Pratt
Missouri River
Bryce Lauds South Prediction as Great Future
Clarence H. Poe and Willam J. Olver urged education and labor development to advance industry. James Bryce, the British ambassador, attended as spectator at the Southern Commercial Congress and spoke of the South's progress since his last visit, noting increased activity, agriculture, and educational aims.
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Clarence H. Poe
Willam J. Olver
South
James Bryce
Southern Commercial Congress
Southland
Bryce
Congress
Mr Brive
Fought Interstate Duel and Southern Prosperity Talk
A fragmented report of a Southern conference with Judge George Hillyer and speakers William J. Oliver Clarence H Poe and J A Bonsteel. It extols Southern agricultural potential, predicts farm value growth, and urges action to develop cement and stone industries amid transportation debates and regional pride.
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George Hillyer
Georgia State Railroad Commission
Lwho
Willam J. Oliver
Knoxville Spenn
Clarence H Poe
Progressive Farmer
Raleigh , C
J A Bonsteel
United States
Bongteet
Bureau of Soils
Mystery in a St Louis death shocks high society
Francis D Hirschberg a Roman Catholic Church figure and Louisana Purchase Exposition director was shot dead at his home in St Louis The police note no intruder signs and suspect either murder or self harm The case links to a string of past tragedies among St Louis World’s Fair directors and prominent families.
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St Lews
Francis D Hirschberg
Glennon
Mra Hirschberg
Hirschberg
St Lon's
Corwin H Spencer
Sharp Used to Be an Elijah in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City dispatch describes James Sharp, leading a group of religious agitators calling themselves Yimeahf Mijah II, as they were arrested and released with orders to leave the territory. The group fled to Caldrade then traveled toward the Pacific coast and Canada, with Sharp adopting a meek stance amid local crackdowns.
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Sila
Port Au Prince
Alexis
Str
Haiti
Be Ia
Duguay Trouin
Fort Au Prince
Sharp
Elijah
Oklahoma City
Okla
James Sharp
Yimeahf
Mijah
Pombeg Sagt Benet
Caldrade
Pacific Coast
Canada
Coghlan Where Remains To Be Brought For Funeral
Rear Admiral Joseph B Coghlan's body was taken from New Rochelle New York to New York City for funeral services to be held tomorrow The casket lay in state a wreath and the admiral's sword and hat rested on the flag draped casket at the home of Charles Chamberlain in New Rochelle where many floral tributes were delivered and callers paid their respects
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New Rochelle
N. Y
New York
Joseph B. Coghlan
Federal Express
Washington
Charles Chamberlain
Admiral 5
Cavite
KILES SHILDREN RUNS AMUCK IN WAKEFIELD MASS
In Wakefield Massachusetts Hiram L Badger suddenly went insane and shot at several people in the street and fired into store fronts injuring a grocer’s clerk, Frederick Wheeler. He was chased by a crowd and captured. Badger’s madness reportedly stemmed from jealousy. His two daughters Florence 15 and Catherine 13 were attacked. Mira Badger was away at the time.
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Wakefield
Mass
Hiram L Badger
Florence
Catherine
Secral
Frederick Wheeler
Badger
Mira Badger
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