Campaign turmoil as Sarecky admits forged signature
In Albany, Sarecky admits omitting campaign contributions and forging the governor's signature to deceive a bank. Tests reveal hidden funds and tense talks with Tammany Hall leader Murphy over an impeachment trial.
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Josephthal
Wall Street
Mrs. Sulser
Albany
N. Y
Wiliam Karter
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Alan A Ryan
New York
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Ryan
Louis A. Sarecky
Sarecky
Russia
State Hospital Commission
Sulzer
United States
Elihu Root
William Barnes, Jr
Repubil
Jieeal
Samuel A. Beardsley
Utica
Herrick
Beardsley
Sniser
Anthony
Brady Herbert H. Lehman
Governors Star
Amin
Secretary of State
Governors Friends
Hunger strike ends in Bedford jail death
London news reports Albert Davis died in Bedford jail after a hunger strike begun during theft sentencing. The coroner ruled death from natural causes though authorities feared the protest and no forcible feeding was attempted. Separately Miss Lillian Leyton, a fugitive suffragette tied to outrages, was detained on return from France.
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London
Bedford
Albert Davis
Lillian Leyton
Miner Clings to Daughters as Death Looms
Wilkes Barre Pa Oct 7 Thomas Pointon six year old miner in Avoca No 8 coal mine lay with a broken back after a cave in and refused aid until his daughters Elizabeth one and Catherine fourteen were brought to his side. The girls were lowered into the mine and taken to their father as doctors warned he could live only a short time.
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Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Pointon
Avoca
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Tragic Aeroplane Crash at Lake Keuka Kills Ruth Hildreth
Miss Ruth Hildreth of New York City dies when Lincon Beachey loses control of his aeroplane near Hammondspost Lake Keuka. Her sister Dorothy is critically injured along with Navy Lieuts Richardson and Bellinger. Beachey suffers minor injuries. Ruth and Dorothy were visiting the lake with W. E. Hildreth, a former hotel man now wine company president in Urbana, New York.
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New York
Lincoln Beachey
Hammonssport
Dorothy Hildreth
Rochester
N. Y
Misa
W. E. Hildreth
New York City
Dorothy Midreth
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Hammondspost
Richanison and Bellinger
United States Naval Aviation Corps
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Lake Kéuka
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Richardson
Naval
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Lake Keuka
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Old
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Urbana
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Flushing
Long Island
Fountain Bath Costs 16.70 in Washington Fountain
In Baltimore on October 1, Frank S. R. Brown, son of former Gov. Frank Brown, pleaded guilty at central police court to taking part in a dare that led him to undress and jump into the Washington Place fountain. A warrant was sworn by WS Manning, parks superintendent, and the Druid Hill park chief. He paid fines and was discharged.
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Sulmer
Republican Organization
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William Travers Jerome
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Washington Place
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Frank Brown
Central Police Court
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Washington
WS Manning
Charles City
Druid Hill
Rebels in retreat as federal forces seize Piedras Negras
Federal troops without a shot fired occupied Piedras Negras late today forcing the constitutionalists to retreat across the border. Quarantine due to smallpox was relaxed at Eagle Pass as thousands crossed under guard to quarantine camps. Torreon reportedly captured while Carranza’s whereabouts remain unknown. US authorities promise protection and border controls as chaos and conflicting reports spread.
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Eagle Pass
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Durango
Douglas
Ariz
James Proves
Lee Lavalee
Charles Hanson
Pancho Villas
Chihuahua
Col Joh Slaughter
Agua Prieta
Assurances of Fair Elections Cited in Mexico City
In Vera Cruz a report to John Lind from Nelson O Shaughnessy claims the national palace pledges fair elections and early pacification. Villa reportedly escaped Santa Rosalia with forces as federals moved south destroying the railroad, while British Minister Sir Lionel Carden meets Lind aboard the Louisiana and then journeys to the capital.
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Ssenada
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Santa Rosalia
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Harape
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Sir Lionel E. G. Carden
Fletcher
Louisiana
Vera Cruz
Francis William Stronge
Navy plans three new battleships to raise U S rank
Wilson administration aims to boost naval power with three additional battleships and accompanying submarines and destroyers. Secretary Daniels studies details while Congress weighs an $148 million naval construction estimate. The move, if approved, would lift the United States toward Britain in fleet strength and reverse a recent German lead.
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Great Britain
Germany
United States
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Daniele
Wilson
Congressional Committees On Appropriations
Naval Affairs
Congress
House Appropriations
General Naval Board
Nea
John D Rockefeller Relative Attempts Suicide in East Quogue
Fletcher Rocke feller, a distant cousin of John D Rockefeller who runs a garage in East Quogue, tried to kill himself by slashing his throat. He was found by his wife and rushed to a doctor. Rockefeller is expected to survive. Special train and car details from Baltimore to Washington and Philadelphia omitted.
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Washington Post
New York
Fletcher 1
Rockefeller
John D Rockefeller
East Quogue
S. I
John H Benljlami
Rom River
Wilson demands swift action on currency bill and caucus plan
President Wilson declares the pending currency bill an administration measure and pushes it through Congress with dispatch. He signals a behind closed doors review by Democratic banking and currency committee, or a party caucus, to unite the party despite bank lobby pressure. Senator Simmons endorses the caucus move and Lewis reiterates the President’s political framing, warning rebels in the party.
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J. Hamilton Lewis
White House
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Reed
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O'Gorman
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SuiSer Sought Murphy 8 Ald Girl Killed by Aeroplane
A compact item lists a search for Suiser and Murphy eight year old girl killed in an aeroplane incident. Authorities report a tragedy tied to air travel with local fatalities. Names of places and agencies are given in brief, factual terms.
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Simons
Mrs Wilson Lends Aid To Stop Gambling In Food
Miss Woodrow Wilson, wife of the President, agreed to direct Mr Wilson to the Pittsburgh Marketing Club's resolution urging the President to use his influence against gambling in food products especially creamery items. A Agriculture Department letter to the club said cooperation with Charles J Brand will occur. The resolution will go to the State Federation of Women's Clubs of Pennsylvania for approval at its October Swarthmore convention.
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Eda D Fothergill
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Bureau of Markets
State Federation of Women’s Clubs of Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Italian envoy named ambassador to Washington
Rome Oct 7 Count Vincenzo Macchi di Cellere was appointed Italian Ambassador to Washington succeeding Marquis Cusani Confalonieri who requested recall. Macchi di Cellere, ex minister to Argentina, praised for diplomacy, will arrive in December to take over the embassy from Giuseppe Catalani who will remain as counselor.
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Conte
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Giuseppe Catalani
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Foreign Office
Tommaso Tittoni
Marquis di San Guillano
Count Guicciardini
Macchi
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Casani Confaloneri Casati
Dplomatic Corps
Donna Sestrice
Baker’s Home Run Delivers Win in Tight Game
The baseball game turns on a Baker home run into the stands with Collins on base. Shafer misjudges a fly ball costing two runs but the rally returns momentum for the American Leaguers. Strong support preserves Bender.
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Shafer
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World Series Game Today in Philadelphia
Philadelphia hosts the World Series game with probable batteries Plank and Schang for the home team and Mathewson Meyers for New York. Weather conditions are unfavorable and kickoff time is noted as 27 o clock in the source.
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Plank and Schang
New York
Mathewson and Meyers
Giants and Athletics open World Series in rain
The 1913 World Series opener at Brush Stadium drew about 40 000 as Philadelphia Athletics defeated the New York Giants 6 to 4. Frank Baker delivered the decisive blow with a fourth inning homer after Shafer misplayed a fly ball, while Joe Jackson noted the game echoed the clubs’ 1911 and 1912 rivalries.
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