Milan Students Riot in Innsbruck Funeral of Artist Pretzey
Milan witnesses about 50 students shouting Down with Austria and jeering at the Innsbruck correspondent. A fight erupted injuring several as police restored order. The artist Pretzey, stabbed at the November 3 riot, was honored with a large public funeral guarded by troops.
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Pretzey
Rome
Vienna
Milan Nova
Austria
Innsbruck
Orriere
Deila Sera
Grermans
Rhine
Artit Prezzry
Theaty Council
Intersit
Flaes
Ofin
Grell
Schalk
Sir Walter Scott
Arthur Symona
Napoleon
Galileo
Cleopatra
Herv
Extremists Lose Ground In National Election Report
Fragmented and noisy report notes gains by conservatives and clashes within parties. It cites Premier Giu tia Liberal and shifts among supporters, with limited movement among extremist factions and ongoing political tension.
Man Charged in Shooting Incident In Court
A man faced charges this morning on a shooting case involving a colorfully named victim and a list of alleged assailants. Police reported a firearm discharge striking a person in the arm. The case proceeded at the local court with multiple witnesses and procedural actions ongoing.
Woman Dies After Brain Hemorrhage at Emergency Hospital
Susan Winter Coloer, seventy, died at Emergency Hospital after hemorrhage of the brain. She lived at 129 New York Avenue Northwest near F Street. Relatives notified and took charge of the remains. Sergeant J T Sprinkle returned home to vote in Indiana.
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Susan Winter Coloer
New York Avenue
Still Holding Out On Front Lines In Cold Snowy Winter
Early morning fighting continues with heavy guns focusing on the Japanese test where lines are close. The Japanese do not reply. Nightly exchanges indicate distant firing along the lines. Cold weather brings wind and flurries. ground frozen, soldiers avoid fires to escape Russian shots. They build shelters of cornstalks when Chinese houses are unavailable. Fur overcoats seeing use.
Japanese Minister Denies Organized Attack Claim
In a Hague interview with the Associated Press Mitsuhashi the Japanese Minister to the Netherlands denied a reported cable from St Petersburg claiming Japan organized an attack on the Russian Baltic squadron. He called the document a forgery and rejected the accusation before the International Commission.
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the Hague
Nova
Nyaboukata Mitsubashi
Netherlands
Associated Press Today
St Petersburg
Russia
International Commission
Mitsuhashi
Vladivostok Fortified to Withstand Siege Says Captain Halvorsen
Capt Halvorsen of the Norwegian steamer Tungus reports Vladivostok is strongly fortified beyond the city, with ships unloading food cannon and ammunition in port. He notes a mined harbor to seven miles out, possible submarine boats, dense European resident morale, and daily mail trains with coal supplies from nearby mines.
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Chefoo
Vladivostok
Halvorsen
Tungus
Arthur
Vindivestok
Nindivestek
Germans seek explanation over Sonntag fishing nets incident
St Petersburg reports Germany formally asks Russia for an explanation of the Sonntag affair after the vessel’s owner says he rushed to lease nets fearing Russian shells. The foreign office sends documents on the North Sea incident to Admiral Kaznakoff after audience with the Emperor and talks with Grand Dukes Alexis and Alexander. Russian torpedo boat destroyers Bodr Bezupret ehn and Blestyaschrat of the Baltic Squadron have arrived at Bizerta.
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Sonntag
St Petersburg
Germany
Russia
Sonntig
Bizerta Bizerta
Tums
Bodr Bezupretehn
Blestyaschrat
Baltic Sea
Skull Crushed After Gambling Quarrel at Plant
A gambling quarrel in a fram e shack at the plant left George Bailey, 27, severely injured when Charles Thompson, 32, allegedly struck him with a pick during a craps game. Bailey, at Freeumens Hospital with a depressed skull fracture, may die. Thompson fled. police and detectives scoured the area and later arrested several bystanders. Also, Charles Downing, 25, was struck by streetcar No 23 near Eleventh and Yale, suffering head and facial cuts and taken to Garfield Hospital.
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George Bailey
Freeumens Hospital
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Bailey
Biles
Wilson Street
Cherry Hil
Alexandria
Kles
Mit Bates
George Lewis
Charles Read
William Hamilton
James Taylor
Willesses
Charles Downing
Washington Traction Company
Eleventh
Yale Streets
Garfield Hospital
Trinceton Street
Weaveer
C 8 Jones
English Eyes on Taft No Freedom for New State
The London opinion argues the United States led Panama’s revolution to substitute one bondage for another. It warns Roosevelt’s approach threatens independence, cites the Panama canal zone, and calls for respect of treaties while noting the economic annexation shaping Panama and Colon under U.S. influence.
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London
Panama
Washington
United States of Colombia
United States of North America
Roosevelt
Taftia
New Republic
United States
Colon
Republic of
Pinama
Roosevelts
Taft
Central America
Consul Mallett
Atlantic
Mallett
United States of
Colombia
Whisky price cut stirs Peoria dealers war of extermination
Announcement that the basing price of whisky dropped from 124 to 123 dollars sparks a response from independent dealers who claim the trust has begun a campaign to crush them. They foresee further declines while noting trust leaders tried to push prices to 128 dollars.
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Peoria al
Samuel Woolner
Kinsinger
Peoria
Great Western
Monarch
Atlas
Arrested by the janitor at the Washington School for Boys
Police report Jesse Parker colored 20 residing Fort Reno was arrested for housebreaking after a janitor and special officer Fowler found a break in at Washington School for Boys on Wisconsin Avenue about 4 am. Parker allegedly escaped on the way to the station but was later recaptured by Mounted Scratsley and Mounted Officer Giles. Parker protests innocence.
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Washington School For Boys
Jesse Parker
Tennallytown
Fowler
Wisconsin Avenue
Parker
Fort Reno
Heather
Giles
Germany Opens Arbitration Talks With United States
Berlin reports the North German Gazette prints government inspired praise for negotiations toward a U S Germany arbitration treaty. Secretary Hay and Roosevelt discuss the proposal after a conference with Ambassador Speck von Sternburg, with talks modeled on the Franco American accord and likely fast progress before Congress in December.
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Inctorses
Berlin
Germany
America
United States
Roosevelt
Hay
Speck von Sternburg
State Department
White House
France
Jusserand
United States Senate
Congress
Notes on Reputation and Book Market Voices
A railing discussion on magazine ad savvy and reputation, noting how authorship and pull determine a book’s sales. It examines The Bookman lists, Old Gorgon Graham, and the role of satire, markets, and reader taste in shaping which novels succeed.
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Literatura
Ly Man
Japan
Gorgon Graham
Bookman
Old St Louis
D Heult
Parkers
Carriag
St Louis
Churchill
Nana
Butta
Graham
Portland
Oreg
St Paul
New Orleans
Serlons
Bhaws Man
Sunerman
Old Gorgon Graham
Railroading News: Appointments and Dividends Across Lines
John Hill named master mechanic of the Lake Erie and Western with Lima office to replace William White. Canadian Railway Club in Toronto adds 260 members as John P Paul discusses fuel economy. resignations affect Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton and Atlanta and West Point leadership. Baltimore and Ohio awards James Stewart & Co a $100,000 Columbus freight house contract. Dividends declared include Georgia Southern and Florida and Reading preferred shares plus Northern Pacific quarterly and extra payouts.
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John Hill
Lake Erie and Western
Lima
Ohio
William White
Canadian Railway Club
Toronto
John P Paul
Canadian Paciflc
Atlanta
West Point
Jonn M Egan
R Lawwn
A Wickergham
Wos
Baltimore and
T O
James Stewart & Co
Pittsburg
Columbus
Georgia Southern
Florida
Northern Pacific
Election News Displayed At The Post Building Tonight
Washington residents are invited to gather in front of The Post Building Tuesday night to receive election results. The event features a giant stereopticon screen, AP and Western Union bulletins, telegraph dispatches from correspondents in doubtful states, and incidental entertainment with specially prepared pictures.Everyone is welcome to attend and view the live news coverage.
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Washingtonians
Post
Associated Press
Western Union and
Pental
Bearden
Walta
Disappearing cigar store Indians haunt Kansas City streets
A retrospective man laments the loss of wooden Indians once seen outside tobacco shops in Kansas City. Six still stand in a half hour Main Street walk, with prices to replace from $75 to $125 each. Auctions and paint keepers preserve a fading icon as illuminated signs replace the carved figures.
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Kansas City
Main Street
Highth Street
Missouri Avenue
Walnut
Highth
Kansas
Walnuttree
Pocahontas
Dutch Charlie, Eighty-Eight, Battered Career Starts at Thirty-Six
A New York Telegram report chronicles Dutch Charlie, long-time Missouri Penitentiary inmate, now eighty-eight, serving his twelfth sentence for grand larceny. Began at thirty-six under Lewis Meyer, with multiple aliases and transfers from St Louis County, Gasconade, Cole, Warren, and other counties. He insists the latest three-year term stems from watching a watch at a Warren County farm, now aged and still confined.
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Kenasaa City
Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Cerse
Louis County
Warren County
St Louis County
Lewis Meyer
Tsab
August Meyer
Gasconade County
John Miller
John Meyer
Guv Woods
St Louis City
August Lohman
Cole County
Charles Lohman
Ste Genevieve County
Franklin County
August Wellenkamp
August Dickman
Grand Starren
Maius
November Thanksgiving in California’s sunlit dream
The verse contrasts warm autumn scenes with traditional November imagery. It evokes California’s November sunshine and lingering June-like color in gardens while lamenting the approach of winter. The piece blends seasonal mood shifts and nostalgic longing for rime frost and gray days.
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Marl
Teges
Berger Andsen
Sorders
Amob
Palace
Dinachette
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Odin
Traltin
Uroversty
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Aed
Zanardelh
Bias
Tim
Ludinsky
Roy
Wallin
Trent
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Innskw
Greta
Cruis Ars
Giutia
Clem Aloanid
Lotay
Leceti
Leste
Rudy Ale Pym
Ofer
Pin Fobe
Aaron Bell
Cularel Igel
Irving Whitney
Col Weral
Sergeant Sprinkle
Sergt
J T Sprinkle
Indiana
Hague
Port Arthur
Sigmawave
Trust
Crtic
News OF the Railroads
Lewis M Webb
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Cincinnati
Hamilton and
Dayton
the Post
Burton
Army
Baltic
Boston
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North Sea
Rojestvensk
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Enkorst
Atlanta Constitution
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Chicago Tribune
W. B. Moses & Sons
F Street
Corner Eleventh
Charlie
New York
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California
Palais Royal
Eleventh Streets
Christ
Mas
Alger
Braeme
Cary
Cooper
Corelli
Doyle
Dumas
Emerson
Hawthorne
Henry
Holmes
Hugo
Kipling
Longfellow
Lyall
Macaulay
Meade
Optic
Reid
Ruskin
Stevenson
Verne
George Eliot
Shakespeare
Thackeray
Childs Playmate
Scribner’s
Miss Gilberts
Joe
Richard Croker
Alfred Henry Lewis
Gabriel Conroy
Bret Haite
Samantha
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Alan Dale
Oklahoma
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George Ade
Ith Original Company
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Owen Wister
Chase
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Payne
Creser
Opry
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Wilblr CO
Buess
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Chas Hera
Louise Sylvester
Donals
Mohians
Pewitt
Claude Gillingwater
Lafayette
Eugenie Blair
Sherlock
Kernan
Matinees
Sears
Arthur Pinero
OLMES
Atinee Daily
Mr Ty‘e- Phist
Tyte-Phist
NA Iona
Alvely
Ada Rehan
MR. Charles
Richman
Ali Thursay
Cecilia Loftus
Academy
Jefe
Kent Weer
Arey Ell
Dalnert
Coleridce
Taylor Mil Caneudt
Gonventio Hall
Hiawatha Avemocr
Gusta O
Selec
Philpltts
Agenc
Droop
Zeam
Abby Johnson
Abby L
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Fulton’s
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