Eighty miners trapped at Dawson mine in Mexico
Denver reports an explosion at Stag Canyon No 2 mine in Dawson, Mexico, entombing up to 280 workers including General Superintendent Frank McDermott. Rescue cars rush from U S and other mines as air supply and debris clearance are pursued, with hopes of saving most entombed.
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McDermott
U. S
Denver
Mmine No
Stag Canyon Fuel Company
Dawson
Mex
Frank McDermott
Dyce
Dawson and
Raton
Paso
Tex
Trinidad
Roberts
Wedera
Rocky Mountain Division
Pittsburg
Kans
Rock Springs
Wro
Debria
Mai E T Kinney
Hfe
New York
Phelps Dodec & Co
N. Mexi
Cleveland H Dodge
Tce
Bride and groom wed in Lenox town clerk’s office
Mrs Hannah Dunham Morehouse aged 75 of Otis married William Houghton an auctioneer of Stamford Conn in Charles H Pease town clerk office Otis today They left in a carriage for the old homestead in Otis It was the couple’s third marriage for each with the bride blushing at the kiss
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Washington Post
Lenox
Mass
Hannah Dunham Morehouse
Otis
Lee
Charles H. Pease
William Houghton
Stamford
Conn
Pastor found indiscreet in walking with girl
Rev Halleck Schenck was found guilty of indiscretions by a committee of the Methodist Protestant conference led by Charles Sinkingen. He was convicted of walking and riding with a girl from his parish, Miss Sarah Foreman. Schenck resigned today.
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Washington Post
Atlantic City
Halleck Schenck
Methodist Protestant Conference
Charles D. Sinkingen
Sarah Foreman
Schenck
Breach of Promise Suit Over Letters Between Hughes and Miss McIntyre
Miss Mary McIntyre, a domestic science teacher, sues William Hughes, a Brooklyn manufacturer, for 150000 alleging repeated proposals followed by calls to end the engagement. Evidence centers on aging Hughes's passionate letters as his daughters and jurors observe.
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William Hughes
McIntyre
New York
Mary I. McIntyre
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Hooker
J. Rickerd Donovan
Johnny
Mr. Hughes
Miss McIntyre
Armour Defies Government Over Beef Import Policy
Special to This Washington Post New York Oct 2 Ogden Armour arrived today aboard the White Star Inner Olympic. He said the proposed legislation to curb the American beef combine from buying beef in Argentina is absurd and that the government cannot tell them where to buy meat. He indicated imports would not lower US prices and spoke firmly for buying beef where and when they please.
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Washington Post
New York
Ogden Armour
White Star
Olympic
Armour
American Beef Combine
Argentina
Mr. Armour
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst Freed from Holloway Jail
London reports Miss Sylvia Pankhurst was released from Holloway Jail under arrest authorities following a week long hunger strike. She appeared frail and much emaciated, having been jailed after attempting to address a mob in Poplar.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Yolloway
Poplar
Sulita
Diaz Defies Huerta in Vera Cruz Campaign
Gen Felix Diaz stays in Vera Cruz defying government limits on travel while Germany's Hertha guards his return. Diaz vows to continue his presidential bid despite Aguerta Blanquet ticket doubts as arrests rise among Diaz supporters and police. French cruiser Conde heads to Mexico. Japan says no warship deployment.
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Diaz
Vera Crux
Felix Diaz
Tampico
Corcovado
Vera Cruz
Habana
Gen. Diaz
Zaragosa
Col. Vidaurrazaga
Zaragoza
Tam
The
Hertha
Dias
Gen. Drax
Mexico
Japan
Habena
Brest
France
Conde
Tokyo
Germany
Mexico City
United States
London Press Stirred by Anglo American Mexico Rift
London editorials debate the Mexican crisis as Britain reviews Huerta recognition. The Daily Graphic, Pall Mall Gazette and Globe voice concern over U S Britain policy and warn of potential danger, with talks under wraps at the State Department and White House. October 26 elections loom.
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Mexico
London
Daily Graphic
Mexico City
Washington
Graphic
Huerta
United States
Great Britain
Pall Mall Gazette
Atlantic
Globe
Wilson
The
Foreign Office
Peter of
Servis
State Department
Page
White House
Bryan
Madero Brothers Arrested in Mexico City Plot
Daniel and Evaristo Madero, brothers of the late president, have been arrested at Monterey accused of involvement in a plot to hand Mexico City to revolutionists. Dispatches say they were compromised by papers seized from dead rebels after a skirmish near Monterey.
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Mexico City
Daniel
Evaristo Madero
Monterey
Kopp Declares He Will Not Support Sulzer in Reelection
New York Oct 2 William Sulzer deposed governor faces three way race for Sixth district assembly seat. Republican incumbent Harry Kopp says he never promised to withdraw and does not intend to. Sulzer’s acceptance of Progressive nomination called a breach of faith in Kopp’s statement.
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Kopp
Mrs George Lamott Indicted In Osage Lease Case
Mrs George Lamott former wife of Representative Bird S McGuire is arrested in Pawhuska Oklahoma on a federal grand jury indictment tied to Osage Indian lease disputes. The case centers on a lease scheme involving H H Tucker and associates affecting 82040 acres. Lamott, once prominent in Osage county politics, married to a wealthy man, had been active in her ex husband’s campaigns.
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Washington Post
Pawhuska
Okla
George Lamott
Bird S. McGuire
Oklahoma
W. J. Cade
Federal Grand Jury
Lawton
Oklo
Lamott
Department of the Interior
Osage County
H. H. Tucker
Assocites
Osage
Jamnott
McGupe
Congress
John Palmer
Anarchy Rumors Grip Lisbon Amid Unrest
Telegrams report Lisbon in a state of anarchy with sailors and police rebels, an admiral's possible self-inflicted death, and a crowd attack on parliament. Newspapers suppressed and elites flee while an official note claims the government has the situation under control.
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Speel
Washington Post
Madrid
Lisbon
Sentence Sentences 15 Year Old to Hospital Operation
Cleveland October 22 Judge Adams imposes a new sentence on 15 year old Bessie Mattyk for disorderly conduct. She is to be taken to the city hospital for a throat operation and then placed in detention for observation. Previously she would have been sent to the Delaware Girls' School. The judge hopes to cure her alleged criminal tendencies.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Adams
Bessie Mattyk
Wras
City
Delaware
Mohonk Stir At Indian Conference Over Oklahoma Report
At Mohonk Lake on October 22, officials and activists gathered as Warren K Moorehead’s critical Oklahoma report, prepared for the board of Indian commissioners, circulated privately after Interior officials refused to publish. Moorehead denounced citizenship limits on tribal members and urged a national Indian commission with ten year terms and salaries.
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Mohonk Lake
N. Y
Federal Indian Service
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
Department of the Interior
Warren K. Moorehead
Board of Indian Commissioners
Moorehead
Lake Mohonk
Anaovir
Mass
Jones
Congress
National Indian Commission
Board of Commissioners
Embassy Plans Changed for German Embassy Building
Berlin reports that Prof Bruno Moehring's designs for the Washington German embassy were rejected after talks between Emperor William and Count von Bernstorf. Ernst von Ihne's court design was adopted, Moehring winning the $2,500 prize. The embassy will resemble a eighteenth century English house like Apsley House, Hyde Park Corner, London.
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Berlin
Bruno Moehring
Washington
William
Count von Bernstorf
United States
Ernst von Ihne
Apsiey House
Hyde Park Corner
London
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Odds on mayoralty race stir New York hotels
Vivid betting scene across New York hotels on October 22 with Mitchel supporters and Smathers pushing for odds. Heavy betting chatter centered around even money offers and reluctance to place large wagers as crowds discuss potential outcomes and local sentiment.
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E. Smathers
Mitchel
Washington Post
New York
Waldoerf-Astona
Smathers
West Astaners
Sailor Admiral Murder Trial Reveals Poison Plot Claims
Plymouth Mass October death of Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton centers on alleged poisoning. Keyes testifies his wife overheard Mrs Eaton say the admiral put away more than 100 men by poison. Defense to begin as trial resumes with Will and drug- search notes discussed.
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Keyes
Mother
Mrs. Eaton
Plymouth
Mass
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph G. Eaton
Ralph P. Keyes
Assinippi
Nive
Eaton
Medford
June
John H. Scott
Haton
June Keyes
Dorothy Ainsworth
Admiral Eaton
Scott
Boston
Washington
Georgetown
D. C
Alexandria
Five Scouts Die In Battle At Talipao Mindanao
Serious fighting continues around Talipao Mindanao between tribesmen and Philippine scouts. Five scouts killed eight wounded Captain Warr Meklleers of the Thirteenth company is among the wounded. The engagement began yesterday morning with units including the Thirteenth Sixteenth Trent fist Twenty fourth and Thirty first Battalions.
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Manila
Talipao
Mindanao
Warr
Scouls
Trent Fist
Index to Today's Issue From a Fragmented Page
Page v announces a mixed issue with scattered headlines including allegations about a wife, a war, and a reform bill. It notes Sailors praised, a large legal case, and political warnings. Other items mention religious orders, Knights, finances, social topics, a bride, sports, and a tragic baby death.
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Fisher
Daniels
Wien
Stas Depuri Y
Gewimakers
Nebions
Sellar
Mies Elzsbeth Bennet
Sporting
Bankers
Urge le Ees
Mik
Mrs Fairbanks Critically Ill in Indianapolis Home
Mrs Charles W Fairbanks wife of the former Vice President is critically ill at her Indianapolis home. She has been ill for about a week and her children were summoned tonight.
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Indianapolis Ind
Charles W. Fairbanks
Secretary Redfield Warns on Wage Cuts Linked to Tariff
Secretary Redfield told Flint listeners that wage reductions claimed to be caused by the Underwood tariff are fading but not abandoned. He outlined planned probes into public utilities, to be conducted by the Bureau of Standards with a hoped $100,000 appropriation to aid states and cities.
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Flint, Mich
Employers of Labor
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Dali
Bureau of Standards
Public Utilities Commissions
Congress
President's Guest Breakfast in Colonel's Honor
Brazilian officials welcome Colonel Roosevelt with a breakfast at the Cattere palace in Rio de Janeiro. The session included President Fonseca, cabinet ministers, senate and chamber leaders, Supreme Court judges, the mayor, and other officials. Roosevelt then visited military colleges in the afternoon and met the minister of war and directors before addressing the Young Men's Christian Association.
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Rio Janeiro
Theodore Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Cattere “Palace
Marshal Hermez Fonseca
Col. Roosevelt
Edwin V Morgan
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Qol. Roosevelt
Young Men's Christian Association
Bolt Kills Three Troopers In Texas City Clash
A marching column of the Sinth Too cavalry was struck between Texas City and Galveston. Privates Monroe Mortis and Moris au¢g Tebn 4 miner Neteeing baurseer Pesan were killed or injured in the crash. The exact circumstances remain unclear as a massive blast and wreckage complicated rescue efforts.
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Houston
Ter
Lok
Hgnining
Sinth Too
Texas City
Galveston
Meritus
Stanily &Oling
Monroe Mortis
Cap Moris
Niles
First in sea fights Wilson reviews DC naval battalion
President Wilson and Secretary Daniels observe the District of Columbia National Guard naval battalion drill at Water and O streets armory. The event features a pipe aboard a man of war theme, a competitive drill, and praise for the proficiency of Comdr J A Dempf's men. Daniels notes readiness should war arise, with the capital unit first called upon. Felix Noll named most proficient among 130 competitors.
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Wilson
Army and Navy
United States
National Guard
District of Columbia
Sounds
Comdr. J. A Dempt
Daniels
Remaine
Com Kempt
Sheenaald
Ieuler Navy
John Paul Jones
Washington
Mr. Daniels
Felix Nolte
Felix Noll
Dempf
W. Granville Guss
Em Eer C. M. Smithson
Fred Mwhurch
G E. Yancey
Walter W. Burns
BE. C. Geteinger
Frank Sigourney
Wrederict Mudge
P. ¥. Thompson
H. Crawford
W. R. Hoefer
Charles Hourand
Harries
District National Guard
G. V A Armstrong
EB Becke
Wit Berry
E A. Bouler
W F Boyle
J Brosen
C T Cross
H T Croyeer
J Conners
C B Coakses
J B Copping
R. Davis
C EF Davis
W HA Lilison James Ferguson
H Flynn
G J. Gentner
E Ho Hardem
W Hart
J J. Honan
R V. Herbert
J Chunes
B Lockuc
Murphey
Mi ‘Ter
T FB Miller
Medaiy Bok Metall
Simmons
Wesexeas
Chomas
Foster Ward
Fe. Avery
Derahue
Gardella
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Miss Pankhurst
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Evaristo
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Mohonk
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Columba Theater
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Harneth Werry
Wartinsburg
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Omberland
Balimere
Qhiwfron Wa
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