Rebels Take Gen Yin Guns and Baggage Train
San Francisco dispatch reports 20 000 troops retreating after a major battle in Hupeh with 15 000 revolutionaries capturing artillery and baggage. Revolt gains control of mountain passes hindering Hankow Peking rail traffic as rebels claim 35 000 seasoned troops and 1 000 needing treatment. Palace rumors arise as regent death claims surface and public notices surge.
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San Francisco
Yin Tchang
Kwangchul
Hupeh
Li Yueng
Shogo
Kwangenl
Canton
Free Press
Li Yuen Tuen
Young China
Shanghai
Peking
London
Yin-Tchang
Sayangchau
Yin- Tchang
Ichang
Kuominghui
Wuchang
Changsha
Yochow
Confederacy
Siechuan
Red Cross Society
Jui Cheng
Sah Chen Ping
Hankow
Changptao
Honan
Atx
Sah
Wuhans
Chang Piao
National Assembly
Two Dead and Race Tensions After Coweta Shootout
In Coweta Oklahoma Ed Suddeth a negro was shot by a mob after a violent clash that left city attorney J D Reavers dead and white men Carmen Oliver and Stellar Thompson wounded. Whites patrol streets as negroes stream in from surrounding areas amid warnings of a race war with Oklahoma National Guard ordered to Coweta.
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Oklahoma Village
Coweta
Okta
Ed Suddeth
Suddeth
J. D Reavers
Carmen Oliver
Stellar Thompson
Muskogee
Swazer
Ed Rose
Swater
Ruse
Hart
Elling
Beavera
Oliver
Thompson
Jal
Wagoner
Club Proposed to Improve Servant Service by Miller
Joseph Miller, long in hotels and restaurants, argues in The Weshtington Post that a club for servants is the only method to secure first class service. He says kindness fails and scolding leads to strikes, and announces retirement from active business on November 1.
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Bpeetall
Weshtington
Joseph Miller
Miller
Prisoner Edward Melvin Dies by Self Inflicted Wound
Edward E. Melvin, serving a life term for murder at the State Prison, killed himself in his cell this morning by cutting his throat with a razor. He had been confined about one month after fatally shooting John Carry over a half dollar at Charlestown on December 10, 140.
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Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Edward E. Melvin
Melvin
John Carry
Charlestown
Eggs Sell for 2 Cents Each in Guayamas Amid Floods
In Guayamas, Mexico, eggs fetch 2 cents each as other foods rise in price. Tucson dispatches report floods drowned many hens and transportation damage drive the shortages, inflating local costs.
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Tucson
Artz
Guayamas
Mexico
Bride and husband seek marriage proof in rain soaked pursuit
A 17 year old bride and her husband eloped to Mount Rainier after her father pursued arrests. The couple sought a marriage certificate from Rev Dr Mate, enduring a downpour. The bride remained hostage at home until the minister produced the certificate, allowing their Washington reunion.
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Frank J Welsh
Mount Rainier
W M McDaniels
Fourteenth Street
Welya
Fuller Street
McDaniels
Ryan
Upper Marlboro
Mate
Missouri
Welsh
Charles C. Mate
Christian Church
Washington
Drowned in Auto Plunge Near Green Bank Bridge
At Green Bank New Jersey a touring car plunged from a bridge into the river after skidding. Dr Howard G Steimus Mrs Howard G Steimus and Mr and Mrs William G McArdle of Philadelphia were in the party. Mrs McArdle drowned. Mrs Steimus escaped. The two men crawled free with injuries.
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Washington
Bags Harbor
N. J
Green Bank
Howard G. Stelmus
William G McArdle
Philadelphia
Shore Road
Sea Island City
Green Bank Bridge
Steimus
McArdle
Ingratitude blamed for diplomat's death
Mrs Hattie Woodcock Squiers, widow of Herbert G Squiers, ex army officer and minister to Cuba and Panama, says political neglect and government opposition contributed to his death from heart disease at the Hotel Stafford. His body will be shipped to New York Wednesday. Edward R Bacon will accompany the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
Washington Post
New York
Gct
New York World
London
Mra
Hattie Woodcock Squiers
Herbert Goldsmith Squiers
United States Army
Cuba
Panama
Stafford
The
World
Mrs. Squiers
Edward R. Bacon
Carnegie Secretary Sees Cage in Inquiry Test
James Bertram, Carnegie's private secretary, arrived in New York aboard the California. He noted the coincidence that Martin Littleton was on the same ship and predicted Carnegie will be examined in a test that feels like a cage for the examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Washington Post
New York
James Bertram
Andrew Carnegie
California
Martin W. Littleton
Mr. Bertram
Littleton
Hearst Returns to Democracy Pleases Bay State Democrats
Massachusetts Democrats hail William Randolph Hearst rejoining the party with support from Col Alfred E Greene and William H O'Brien. Boston leaders Thomas J Giblin and others say Hearst's return strengthens the party for 1912. Dispatches from Champ Clark and Oscar Underwood express approval as Boston expects increased influence and votes.
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Washington Post
Boston
Massachusetts
William Randolph Hearst
Bay State
Alfred E Greene
Duxbury
William Randolph Hégrat
Democratic Party
William H O’brien
House of Representatives
Wham HB
Hearst
Thomas J. Giblin
Heig
Underwood
Mrs. McRea Faces Trial Over Garland Killing
Opelousas La Oct 27 jurors to be drawn for the trial of Mrs Zee Runge McRea charged with murdering Allen Garland in her home. Neighbors heard shots after Garland entered with a spool of thread and the defendant says she was forced to kill him amid pressure from the young man. McRea, a mother of three, had previously allowed Garland to visit the home while she was away on business.
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Young
Opelousas
Veniremen
Young Garland
McRea
Garland
600 Men and Boys Search Hills for Missing Boy Ely
A band of about 600 men and boys led by state troopers pressed a search for the body of Charles A. Ely, a boy missing since last Wednesday. They waded quagmires climbed hills and penetrated ravines in the effort reported from York, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
York
Charles A. Ely
Taft Hosts Boosters and Tours South Dakota Lands
President Taft greets Rosebud boosters from a 100 mile auto journey to Pierre, attends a Methodist service, delivers an arbitration treaties speech at Pierre Auditorium, and tours land lottery sites. A buffalo steak meal served by Representative Burke illustrates frontier hospitality amid open land bids and rapid city land offices.
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Taft
Pierre Auditorium
Inperal Lo
Washington Post
Pierre
Buffalo Stekk
Representative Burke
South Dakota
Moving Picture Concern of
Chicago
Indiana
Hoséfind
Rosebud Indian Reservation
Maj. Butt
Rosebud
Rapid City
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Methodist Church
Veesey
Night Express Wrecked near Hartford in Embankment Crash
Special dispatch reports the night express from Boston to New York side swiped a work train near Hartford on Oct 22, sending four cars down a three foot embankment. Five work train men were badly injured including conductor James Cooney and flagman James Turley. Engineer Jeremiah Loomis attempted to stop but was blocked by steam and smoke.
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Washington Post
Hertford
Conn
Boston
New York
James Cooney
Hartford
Thomas Riley
Yrasdmaster
Jams
Turley
Flagman
Frank Dersore
East Bernp
John Toomey
New Haven
Jeremiah Loomis
Angs
Unitarian National Conference Opens Here Today
More than 1,500 Unitarians including laymen and clergy gather for the twenty-fourth national conference at All Souls Church with sessions over four days. Key topics include social reforms and international peace, with President Taft expected to send a communication.
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Taft
Aymen
National Conference of the Church
AH Souls
Memones Hall
Unitarian Church
Flight ends in emergency landing near Beaumont
A disabled engine at 4,500 feet forced aviator Robert G. Fowler to make a forced landing at Stewart's ranch near Beaumont California. He described the flight as among the hardest he has had since starting aviation, noting a strong wind as he piloted to a safe touchdown. The trip was part of the coast to coast attempt starting from Riverside earlier today.
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Beaumont
Cal
Robert G. Fowler
Stewart's Ranch
Here
Fowler
Hiverside
Chinese Rebels Win Victory in Today’s Issue Index
Story index notes multiple items including a race war with two dead, a bride, a Taft reference, a Catholic convention, social events, sport listings, and editorials. Prominent names include Taft and Rockefeller.
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Financial Review
William Rockefeller
News of Alexandria
Bible Times
Cardinal
German Cruiser Von der Tann Battles Fire at Kiel
Fire broke out today in the tow oil and alcohol storeroom of the German cruiser Von der Tann at Kiel. Fire raged for about 30 minutes but did not cause major damage. officials suspect spontaneous combustion. The incident echoes a prior storeroom fire blamed for the September Liberté explosions.
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Kiel
Priest Holds Inquiry Over Tenor Case At Two Churches
A municipal court case centers on Mills alleged breach of contract with St Matthew's Church. Rt Rev Mgr Russell of St Patrick's backs choir director R M Silby, who says Mills never sang for St Patrick's and was not on the roster. Attorney Charles J Murphy represents St Matthew's in the $100 damages claim amid citywide choir tension.
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St. Patrick’s
Saya
Eleventh Street
Northeist
St. Patrick's Church
Matthew's Church
Rhode Island Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Mgr
William T Russell
St. Patrick’s Church
R. M. Suby
Mar. Russell
Mills
St. Patrick’s Choir
Maer
Thomas E. Lee
St. Matthew's Church
Mgr. Russell
St. Patrick’s Rectory
R M. Silby
London
Westminster Cathedral
Silby
Mer. Lee
Charles J Murphy
Mgr Lee
Mils
Milla
St. Mary’s Church
St Matthew's
St. Patrick's
Ainger
Doctor and wife killed in railroad crossing tragedy
In Warren Pennsylvania a locomotive struck an automobile, instantly killing Dr James Glass and his wife as their child Fred, age three, rode with them. Fred was thrown clear and not seriously injured, and witnesses report the deaf mute boy may begin to speak after witnessing the wreck. Doctors at the Emergency Hospital treat the boy and assess potential speech recovery while investigators examine the crossing.
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Burt
Washington Post
Warren
Stopeham
James Glass
Fred
Poison Vial Sought as Richeson Fails to Resign
Boston dispatch details ongoing probe into the death of Hyannis teacher Miss Linnell linked to Rev Clarence V T Richeson. Police search for a cyanide container in a Young Women's Christian Association home. sister Miss Richeson arrives unable to see her brother. Church leaders urge resignation amid tension while Richeson remains jailed. Cambridge pastor Dr George Cross avoids the topic in service.
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Francis A. Christie
Meadville Theological Seminary
Howard N. Brown
Boston
George R. Dodson
St. Louie
J. H. Holmes
Swarthmore
Samuel A Lhilot
Minot Simons
Cleveland
Samuel M. Crothers
Cambridge
Mass
Miss Edmands
Edmand
Avis Linnell
Hyannis
Clarence V. T. Riche- Bon
Young Women’s Christian Association
Miss Lindell
Watts
Richegon
Miss Linnell
Christian Association
Richeson
Conservatory of Music
Immanuel Baptist Church
C. V. T. Richeson
George’ Cross
St. John
Thomas M. Rumney
Mr. Rumney
Ihn
Philip R. Dunbar
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Wasewer
Muskowee County
Spap
Urges Club For
TXFE
Cuta
Razor
W. M. McDaniels
Daughter
F. J. Welsh
MacDaniels
Bath
Oman
Clark
Mrea
Boosters
Night Express
Unitarians
Church
American Unitarian Association
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Unitarian Temperance Society
Young People’s Religious
Unio
National Alliance of Unitarian Women
Horace Davis
A. G. B. Pierce
Lewia G. Wilson
W. S. Lawrence
Emma C. Low
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dudley Hays Ferrell
Brockton
National Young People’s Religious Union
A. B. K Shurtleff
Cyril H. Burdett
Unitarian Laymen’s League
Arlington
International Peace
Edward H. Cummings
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
William C. Gannett
Rochester
Hlmer
William B. Mquiton
Illnois State Civil Service Commission
Anna Garlin Spencer
New York School of Civics and Philanthropy
Charles B. Ball
C F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
F .W. Hooper
Brooklyn Institute
Frederick Winsor
Concord
Russell
Dunbar
Charles Street
Misa L V. Richeson
Saranac Lake
Brookins
Raments
Hicheson
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