Probing Deaths Set Off by Coincidences at Vermilya Home
Chicago police probe a cluster of eleven deaths linked to Mrs Louise Vermilya, including two husbands, two stepchildren, three children and two lodgers. Coroner and toxicology tests pursue possible murder links while separate suitors and a will emerge in the investigation.
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Bizonette
Vermilys
Hartman
Vermilya
Poinon
Bisconette
Mra
Bisonette
Poms
Chicago
Louise Vermuiya
Pollcaman Bissonetti
Crystal Lake
Ahs
Slacusa
Binsonette
Mian
Lydia Rivard
Kankakee
Night of terror in a Washington home ends in partial divorce bill
Mrs. Macye J Slaybaugh files a partial divorce from George H Slaybaugh cashier of a royal savings bank after alleging a night of gunplay and threats at their northwest Washington home. She says cruelty began within a month of their July 2 1910 marriage and that a doctor has him under care.
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George BE. Slaybaugh
Savings Bank Cauhier
Macye J. Slaybaugh
George H Slaybaugh
District Supreme Court
J. & Carmody
E. N. Hopewell
Slaybaugh
Belmont Street
Royal Savings Bank
Lim
Auestion
Ebbity House
Herkell
Wwen
Shen Hin
Tim
Chedit
Slater
Slaybangh de
Heiig
Everal Barge
Fyem
OMT
Aliekes
Fleet in War Trip Guns Salute Secretary Meyer On Naval Review
Secretary of the Navy George von L. Meyer inspected 99 Atlantic fleet ships aboard the Mayflower off New York. He urged Congress to create the rank of vice admiral and called for more enlisted men for the reserve fleet. The event drew foreign attaches and prominent U.S. officials, with salutes from ships and crowds along the Hudson.
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Fisher
Taft
New York
George von L. Meyer
Hudson River
Kiel
French Republic
Toulon
Solent
George V
Palisades
Hudson
Meyer
Osterhaua
Connecticut
Dixie
Fd&t
Mayflower
Harlem
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Sig
Moyer
Wainwright
Vreeland
Potter
Fletcher
Treasury
Benies
G. Sowerby
England
Retzmann
Germany
Tokuioro Hirago
Japan
Vasnilieff
Russia
Root and O'Gorman
Gaynor
Wickersham
Senate Committee On Naval Affana
Bolea Pentase
Penn- Byivankt
Review At Los Angeles Pacific Fleet Display Opens
The Pacific Fleet review near Los Angeles featured 24 ships including 3 submarines stretching from San Pedro to Long Beach. The battleship Oregon drew attention with a new tall military mast and a family resemblance to newer ships, marking one of the era’s grand Pacific coast naval displays.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
San Pedro
Longbeach
Oregon
Alstara
Hunters Find Boy's Body in Woods After Abduction Claim
The body of Charles Arthur Bly, two and a half, of Wildcat, was found in a woods clump about a mile from home. Missing for 15 days, he died of starvation after what authorities suspect was a kidnapping. Neighbors and state troopers searched two miles around the home. A rabbit hunter and his dogs located the body. investigators aim to identify the kidnapper and motive.
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Washington Fost
York
Charles Arthur Bly
Bivam Ely
Wildcat
State Constabulary
Harry Mundie
William Hill
Robert Arnold
Tite
General Sickles Rejected by Loyal Legion Again
Syeo al to The Washinixton Port New York Nov 1 Gen Dante Sickles commander of the Third corps at Gettysburg and recipient of Civil War honors has been blackballed by the New York Commandery of the Loyal Legion for the second time Confirmation from a high office holder says the move follows prior withdrawal of his name from admission lists after opposition linked to his father’s views on hereditary elections The Loyal Legion comprises Civil War officers in the US Army.
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Loyal Legion
Syeo
Washinixton Port
New York
Dante
Texion
Sickles
Wanted All His Kisses Sparks Bride's Suicide Attempt
Special to The Washington Post reports Huth Lacey, a Philadelphia bride, attempted suicide after discovering her husband Clarence Lacey, a vaudeville performer, must kiss other women as part of stage duties. He claimed it was merely the work, but she ingested poison and was taken to Hahnemann Hospital in serious condition.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Clarence Lacey
Huth Lacey
Lacey
Hahnemann Hospital
Harvard Law School chooses four top students for Bears prizes
The four brightest Harvard Law School students for the year are Robert A. Taft son of the president Charles E. Hughes Jr son of Justice Hughes J C Buchanan of Pittsburgh and I S Wyner of Boston. The prizes are annual French awards given to students who show the most brilliant work in their class.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University Law School
Bears
Wea
Robert A. Taft
Charles E. Hughes
Seven Girls Burned In Chehalia Powder Factory Fire
Fire at Imperial Powder Company in Chehalia Washington destroys four buildings and most of the factory equipment. Seven women killed, one or two escape, several workers uninjured. Cause under investigation with reports of paraffin boil over in mixing room. Estimated loss about 29 thousand dollars.
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Chehalia
Wash
Imperial Powder Company
Wickersham Testifies In Van Den Heuvel Will Suit
Special dispatch from New York reports Attorney General Wickersham testified in Surrogate Fowler's court over the will of Miss Charlotte Van Den Heuvel. He said the decedent failed to recognize him in later years despite long service as her attorney. The housekeeper Carolyn Koch described the parrot Pal as a regular at the table and demanding vegetables before meat, provoking laughter in the courtroom.
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New York
Wickersham
Fowlee
Charlotte van den
Heuvel
Misa van den Heuvel
Fowler
Carolyn Koch
Miss van den Heuvel
Exhibit A raiment costs Sherman in campaign speech
Vice President James S. Sherman defended tariff policy in Camden theaters arguing the high cost of his wardrobe proves only tailor charges, not living costs. He recounted buying a wool suit for 42 dollars years earlier and noted his present 48.44 bill as a tailor’s work, insisting the manufacturer bears no fault. He argued for a standout congressman and acknowledged occasional party missteps.
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W. J. Browning
Washington
James S. Sherman
William J. Browning
New Jersey
Congress
Camden
New York State
Sherman
Io Dolgeville
Tromblz
Passagc
Sher- Tan
Snowstorm Grips Chicago and Nearby Regions
Snow and cold sweep across Chicago and the Midwest with freezing temperatures. Michigan reports varied snow depths from 1 to 6 inches in upper regions and western lower areas. Duluth and Calumet note several inches of snow, while Blizzard conditions persist in parts of Minnesota and Upper Michigan.
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Ohio
Minnesota
Chiicago
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Toledo
Thia City
Duluth
Minn
Calumet
Ioughton
Summit
Lake Superior
AIDS Pension Fund Plans to Make Up Deficit
Directors of the AIDS Pension Fund consider two plans to raise money. One would use subscriptions to cover the deficit harming disabled policemen and firemen and the widows and orphans of men who died in service. The other seeks speedy help from Congress.
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Congress
Pension fund under pressure prompts drive for relief
City pension fund for police and firemen faces a looming monthly shortfall of about 3900 and a total reserve of around 215,000. Officials warn many disabled officers and widows will receive reduced or delayed pensions for six months. Chamber of Commerce directors consider fundraising or Congress action to bridge the gap, with a committee formed to investigate.
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Remem
Chamber of Commerce
Voamimoney
Hilmberd
Beate of Restore
Congress
Jeanes F. Oyster
William T. Gude
E. H. Daniel
Isaac Gane
Robert N. Harper
Joseph Strasburger
Police investigate nine deaths and gun point incident
Page one reports a mass tragedy with police probing nine fatalities including an apparent shooting threat at a guest, while Secretary Meyer commends Peet amid tariff displays and courtROOM scenes feature Mrs McRee. Chinese massacre in Hankow is noted.
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Meyer
Peet
Boerman
Polite Rension Fund
McRee
Hankow
Ade Farrareg
Linnell
Chamber of Commerce
Tatt
Hopen
Maryland Democrats
Avy
Navy News
McRee on Trial as Jurors Deadlock Ends Day
Opelousas Louisiana November 1 jurors deadlock as Mrs Zen Range McKee faces possible death penalty for the alleged September murder of Allan Garland. District Attorney Lee Garland condemns the defense while Judge Pavy plans to charge the jury in the morning.
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Kee Runge McKee
Allan Garland
Pavy
James M. Smith
Zen Range McKee
Smith
H. Dy. Hunter
B. Dubission
B. Tlunter
B. P. Venate
Vearle
Louisiana
Cerma
Mrs. McRee
Garland
Deate No Bar To Wedding In Harrison
Miss Cordélia M. Harrison wed Walter Haywood of North Arlington as plans shifted after the bride’s mother died that evening. Rev. William J. Tilley officiated at Christ Espingo wal Church in Harrison. the ceremony proceeded despite the bereavement.
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Thoman Sride
Harrison
N.J
Cordélia M. Harrison
William J. Har Tison
Walter Haywood
North Arlington
N. J
William J. Tilley
Christ Espingowal Church
Massacre by Army and Yuan Shi Kai as Premier
Yuan Shi Kai named premier plans to halt hostilities and seek negotiations with Gen Li Yuen-heng. Proposals seek union of government with rebels, while Peking quiets as the assembly discusses a loan and the fate of the Canton republic. Confidence rises in peace talks, troops position near Wuchang, and imperial government avoids recognizing Canton’s republic.
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Yuan—Caston
Republic” Falls
Yuan Shi Kai
China
L.yuen-Heng
Hankow
Tuan Shi Kai
Peking Prince
Ching
National Assembly
War Board
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Die“Pelle
Daily News
Yuan Shi Kai Wi
Yunnantu
Anking
Yunnan
Anhwet
Fuklen
Yuan Shi Kar
Rane
Johee
Gunter
Ta Yusa Heng
Gen Li
Wuchang
Yusa
Independent Republic
Canton
Willams
State Department
End of Manchu Rule in China Signals Constitutional Victory
The Manchus lose control as Prince Chun accepts resignations and names Yuan Shih Kai premier with full power to form a constitutional cabinet. The royal power is emasculated and national assemble pressures for peace while Japan and Russia exploit the crisis diplomatically.
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Yuan Shih Kai
China
Fs Willintg
Uhms
We-Wu-Pu
Japan
Russa
Crise
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