East Calls 10 Taft Hails Soldiers Bound Out
President dwells on Som promise in government and asks if he can be a good loser. He told a university audience at Berkeley during his first journey to Manila. The visit drew enthusiastic greeting in San Francisco and included remarks about his path toward the presidency.
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Manila
San Francisco
China
Crane
Taft
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Knox
Valley Forge
Washinngton
Taft a Good Loser in Compromise Duty
In a University of California speech President Taft says a good citizen accepts compromise in government and must be a good loser when personal views differ. He argues leaders must work with popular will and align with the people, even if it costs them. He notes the Philippines trip and presidency shaped by broad public support.
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Philippines
United States
Jtasema
White House
Tropice
Tatts Apeezh
University of Calforna
President Taft Tour Ends With Spectacular Welcome at San Francisco
Taft arrives by ship off Golden Gate to a massive reception as the transport Thomas and US Coast Guard cutter dock near the pier. Cheers erupt from shore and crowd as the president acknowledges volunteers and troops before boarding a local train toward the city. He recalls past service and reflects on future in the Philippines and White House.
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Washington Post
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Golden Gate
Taft
United States
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Philip Tires
Tocal
Sid
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Ted White
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Bate
San
Avally
Beck
White House
John R. O'Donnell Dead New York Journalist at 36
John R. O'Donnell longtime New York newspaper editor died at his home of heart disease aged 36 after a career from compositor to night editor and news editor on local papers. He came from West Virginia to New York in 1871, studied at Columbia Law School, and led the Hypographical Union while opposing James G. Blaine in a presidential contest.
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New York
John R. O'Donnell
Plerala
Herevne
Mr O'Donnell
West
Columbia University Law School
Tte
James G. Blaine
Gem Smuggler Hangs Self in Prison
Berlin authorities report that Geopse Helm, a chemist accused of smuggling diamonds from Southwest Africa into Germany in violation of the colonial monopoly, hanged himself in prison. The case drew wide attention due to large operations and the stones concealed in cement blocks.
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Berlin
Geopse Helm
Mmiguyis
Africa
Germany
Balloon race outcomes loom in Europe and Philadelphia
Seventeen starters in the international balloon race from Philadelphia struggle for the cup as Mix leads a field with Meckel and Le Mane. Balloons reach mountains and land near Hibernia and Leving, while the 40,000 cubic foot units press toward official measurement by the St Pauls Aero Club. In Philadelphia, the Franklin balloon with five passengers lands near Lindell after nearly 24 hours aloft, with Dr. Fulton and others aboard as final ascent ends.
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Philadelphana
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Surin
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Edward W Mix
Mix
Alfred le Blanc
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le Hane
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le Mane
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T Chamers Fulton
Ben Pranklin Aeronautical Association
Hasskarl
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Richter
John Kartman
Crocker Engaged to Miss Helene Irwin of Sugar Family
Charles Templeton Crocker of California and Miss Helene Irwin, daughter of sugar manufacturer William Irwin, have publicly announced their engagement. Crocker, a Yale 1907 graduate, is a PACT coast industrial figure and member of several clubs. Irwin has returned from abroad with her parents and has gone West where Crocker is also.
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Charles Templeton Crocker
California
Helene Irwin
William Irwin
Irvin
Cropter
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Pact Coast
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Alexander
George Crocker
Yale
Automobile Club of America
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Union
Sister Opposes Him Widow Testifies in Brother Murder Case
The widow Louis Isaacs testified against her brother, Arthur Hirsch, in a murder trial. Prosecutors allege first degree murder for killing Isaacs on July 2 by striking him with a board. Defense claims self defense and presents Hirsch’s sister as a witness against him.
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Harcitenburge
Max Hirach
Louis Isaacs
Commonwealth
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Fairgeb
Beng
Hirsch
Isaacs
Arthur Hirsch
Panes
Crane recall sparks diplomatic intrigue over China policy
Reports say Secretary Knox ordered Minister Crane back to Washington amid speculation over his Far East stance and a controversial Shanghai speech. Washington officials denied a direct link to policy changes, while Crane's recall prompts questions about U.S. China relations and future instructions.
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Chine
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State Department
Robert Bacon
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Wa ‘Img-tang
Unuwse
Crane
Crana
Rete Horshie
Orient
Tlairs
Farmers battle monster bear in Pike County swamp
Special to The Washington Font Port Jervis N October reports a farmer and his son of the McKane family near Schohols Pike County Pa killed a monster bear weighing about 40 pounds after a running pursuit through an orchard and swamp. George and Cleveland McKane used Winchesters to wound and finish the animal.
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Monster Bear
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Schohols
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Young McKane
Spain's Morocco Extend Ops Fray European Mood
Paris October reports fear Spain plans to extend military actions in Morocco beyond initial scope. Dispatches from Madrid and Paris cite potential note to powers, guard around the Spanish embassy, and concerns of Barcelona rebels plotting against the ambassador. Troop reinforcements and regional tensions are described amid European apprehension.
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Azza
Zeluga
Flag Taken Down Over Salockkeopen Clarinet Threat
London dispatch reports an American flag displayed at McGrath’s saloon prompted police action after three orders to remove it were ignored. The flag’s removal sparked debate in the House of Commons with Asquith noting flags hung from saloons disrespect the United States.
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London
Gant Hivin O'Messher Condon
McGrath
Jim
Berrick
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Cefdon
United Irish League of Americs
House of Commons
Asquith
Safoon
United States
Postmaster Held as Thief in Grand Larceny Arrest
Daniel F Strobel, Ferki imer postmaster and Republican state committeeman, was arrested in Little Falls on a grand larceny charge. Warrant sworn by District Attorney Lewis cites bulk theft connected to a state road project.
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Lewis
30 Men Dead in Mine Fire Near Nanaimo BC
A mine explosion and fast spreading fire at the Wellington Collier Company extension near Nanaimo on Vancouver Island entombed more than 60 men. About 25 were rescued but eight victims died. Rescue attempts continued as flames hampered access to two levels under sea chambers, with over 3,000 workers in regional mines.
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Vancouver Island
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Fritea Columbia
Eleut
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Minery
Victoria
Wilterlea
Canada
Aunt and Nephew Elopement Ends in Arrest
Mrs Hine Simpson and her nephew Edward Simpson were arrested in Cleveland on a statutory charge after eloping with his uncle’s wife. They pleaded guilty and received four months in prison. Mrs Simpson, the aunt, is the mother of a seven year old boy, and both had been missing for weeks. Police had tracked them across the county, with Simpson facing additional charges from a prior assault.
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Howard Simpson
Hine Simpson
Cleveland
Simpson
Aont
Simon
Edward
Riot Over Her Stockings At Washington Fest
A Washington festival in mid October ended in chaos as Charmion Wapere, a performer at the opera house, allegedly caused part of the crowd to flee when stockings and garments were tossed into the audience. Benches broke and coats fell as spectators scrambled for trophies. The performer reportedly announced this would be her last chance to perform and vowed not to throw her hat again.
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Arbor
Charmion
Eleishea
Neyer
Earth Shocks in Utah Shocks Lake CityResidents report tremors at 7:42 and 7:45 p.m.
Earth shocks rattled Lake City Utah tonight with two distinct tremors recorded at 7 42 and 7 45 p m. Local residents described the quakes as sharp and distinct and noted small objects moved, with no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
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Utah
Cook letter reveals property seized by Peary and relief station abuses
Publicated letter from Dr Frederick A Cook dated May 25 accuses Peary of using Cook's supplies and station as a relief front, instructing staff not to aid Eskimos or search until following year. The message details hardships, polar expedition routes, and confronts claims about reaching the North Pole in 1903 amid disputes with Peary and Roosevelt era figures.
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Danish Explorer Controversy Sparks Public Debate
Reported discrepancies in Dr Cook's data trigger Danish dissatisfaction as officials, academics, and the public await full scrutiny of the explorer's records. A New York reception plan for Cook follows a board of aldermen decision, while President Schuyler of Cornell congratulates Peary on polar discovery.
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Cook
Torp
Denmark
Tr Cook
New York
J .G Schuyteen
Sornell University
Peary
King and Asquith Seek Compromise Over Finance Bill
London Oct 5 Premier Asquith left for Balmoral after a royal interview amid a looming constitutional clash. The king worries a Lords rejection could trigger crisis and seeks a government compromise to modify financial proposals and appeal to the country. Lords Crewe Lansdowne and others considered options as amendments were withdrawn and the budget debate neared a close.
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Dhe
Commons
House of Lords
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House of Igommons
Walsh Held Guilty in Misapplication Case
Chicago dated Oct 5 reports Joan Ro Walsh convicted of misapplication of funds at Chicago National Bank. Court imposes five year sentence but Supreme Court review could alter verdict. defense argues lack of criminal intent and seeks rehearing while Walsh remains free on $40,000 bonds.
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Joan Ro Walsh
Chicagoational Bank
Aim
Trial Court
Lesa
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Wi Walsh
Jane
Court of Appels
Humphrey Say
Walsh
Court of Appeal
Poisoned death in Paterson man dies after drink
Paterson New Jersey, October,Edward Proyout carpenter, died from poisoning after a beer compromised by a housekeeper Mary Webb who also fell ill. She improved after three days, but the case remains a mystery as doctors differ on cause and police seek evidence.
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N J
Edward Proyout Carpenter
Polaonad
Mary Webb
Pia Rae
Jerome May Exit Race for District Attorney New York
Independent candidate Jerome May reportedly plans withdrawal from reelection bid for district attorney as Tammany Hall nominates George Gordon Battle and defends its stance on election fraud. Hearst supporters push for his candidacy while Independence party leaders discuss petition nominations and possible new emblem.
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Punty
New York
Independence Teague
Tomsht
Charles E Gearing
Bet
Independence Party
Hearst
Ture
Heaven and Earth
Tim
Independence Tauxsue
Gbover Union
Court acquits missionary in Congo label case
The Rev W H Sheppard, an American missionary, was acquitted in Leopoldville of calumnious denunciation and libel charges tied to rubber‑gathering concessions in Kasai. Co‑defendant Rev William Morrison had charges withdrawn. the case hinged on alleged defamatory statements about the Congo concession company and villages under its control.
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Leopoldville
Belgium
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Mbel
We Congo
Kasai
Wmismananes
W HL Sheppara
William Morrison
Convecnion Company
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