Riot at Manhattan Lyceum as anarchists clashed with police
New York October 30 anarchists gathered at the Manhattan Lyceum on East Fourth Street. Police stormed the hall arresting ten anarchists including Emma Goldman and Edelson. Women attacked officers shouting down with the police as a struggle erupted with scratches and punches reported.
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Sergt
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Shaw
Czolgosz
McKinley
Braun
Polics
I Meon
Bhaw
Lena Sweet
Morris Schwartz
Emma Goldman
Edeleon
Long Sweet
Terrorists Kill Policeman on Anniversary Day
A band of terrorists shot and killed a policeman in Warsaw as Russia marked the first anniversary of its constitution decree. The day otherwise passed quietly due to government precautions and a lack of enthusiasm from extremists and moderates.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Warsaw
Pittsburg Man Becomes a Human Torch in Garage Accident
Pittsburg Pa October xx Harket a twenty four year old man suffered severe burns after a large gasoline can ignited in an auto garage. An employer threw the can into the street and Harket, passing by, was covered in blaze. A nearby car driver smothered the flames with a robe and sped him to the hospital. Police arrested the chauffeur for speeding but released him later.
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Pittsburg
Ximer Harket
Hacket
Riot in Dare Locks Deep Under East River
New York dispatch reports a clash among forty laborers at lock No 3 in the East River tunnel. Three patrolmen entering 100 feet underground faced a brutal fight, arresting Schulaky after a laborer suffered a fractured skull and others were injured.
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New York
East Fifty-first Street
East River Tunnel
Schulaky
Baby Becomes Heir as Plankinton Estate Goes to Hospital
Milwaukee Wis Oct 80 A newborn Plankinton heir alters a will legacy. The Plankinton boy born this morning saves the estate from a Milwaukee Hospital Association bequest valued between 4 and 8 million dollars if no heir had survived. The hospital had stood to receive the fortune upon the testator’s death.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Hospital Association
Plankinton
Woods Plankinton
John Plankinton
Mayes
Depew Reappears In Public After Health Recovery
Senator Chauncey M. Depew, recently returned from a sanatorium after health concerns, was seen in public at the New Amsterdam Theater in New York for the first time since spring. Accompanied by Mrs. Depew, his son, and two friends, he attended the premiere of Shaw's Caesar and Cleopatra and appeared vigorous and youthful in mood.
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Washington
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Fun for Mrs Longworth in Toledo Campaign Stop
Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth and husband held a campaign event in Memorial Hall Toledo drawn by a packed audience at the Toledo Club. Denman praised her father and urged voters to elect McLean to please Roosevelt, linking Roosevelt Democrats to defeat. The crowd greeted the First Daughter warmly and pressed forward at a post speech reception.
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Washington Post
Oledo
Ohio
UO G Denman
Republican Campaign Committee
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Memorial Hall
Mrs. Longworth
Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
McClellan
McClean
Wart recalls Bonaparte past atit ude and party rifts
Baltimore dispatch reports Governor Warfield, Senator Whyte and Rep Hefflin addressing a Democratic mass meeting. Whyte denounces Bonaparte for partisan shifts, laments imperialism, and judges Taft and Bonaparte amid a poisoned public image. Whyte cites ptomaine poisoning incident in Atlantic City.
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Alga
Bonaparte
Atlantic City
Washington Post
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Hefflin
Warfield
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Uch
Republican Party
Swindler Robs Bank in Pittsburgh Entourage Arrested
In Pittsburgh on Oct 30 H B Clack of Columbus and Miss Nellie Haworg with Mrs Daisy Robinson were arrested after a fight with detectives. Clack faces forgery charges while the women are labeled suspicious persons. An accomplice Harry Karvey escaped, likely bound for New York. Clack pretended to own a 140 banked sum in Columbus and deposited a check for 80, then withdrew 2 when a teller was out. The group planned an amusement business. revolver used during arrest.
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H. B. Clack
Columbus
Ohto
Nellie Haworg
Daisy Robinson
Clark Ia
Harry Karvey
New York
Clark
Ieader
Merchants’ Sayings and Trust Company
Columbia
Ohio
Yeas
Pittsbury
Meadowbrook Hunt Accident Knocks Two Riders Unconscious
W Scott Cameron and Allan Pinkerton were thrown from their mounts while attempting a fence at Meadowbrook Hounds on October 30. Both men were knocked unconscious for over half an hour, initially feared dead, then treated at the Meadowbrook Club before being able to ride away.
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Washington Post
Meadowbrook
Long Island
Meadowbrook Hounds
W. Scott Cameron
Allan Pinkerton
Meadowbrook Club
Woman Dies After Appendicitis Looms Over Thanksgiving
Miss Hazel Beach of Overly North Dakota faced appendicitis and planned to marry Dr Will F Casavan on Thanksgiving Day. The operation failed and both she and the physician died by suicide, the physician allegedly killing himself with poison amid grief.
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Washington Post
Overly
N. Dak
Hazel Beach
Will F. Casavan
Polgon
Women Befeather Woman Steve Polish and Moldsuses Used as a Foundation
Four married women from East Sandy near Franklin plead guilty to humiliating neighbor Hattie Lowry by dousing her with stove polish molasses and feathers before a crowd. They were fined. Lowry, the victim, vows to stay in East Sandy as sheriff arrests the others. The incident drew quick police action and community outcry. (Plus note: Shonts sails for Isthmus with delegation for Panama.)
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Washington Post
Franklin
East Sandy
Verda Lowry
Bertha Brinkman
Nellie Glaze
Wilds Pherson
Vic
Hattie ‘Lowry
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Hettie Lowry
Hattie Lowry
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Lowry
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Sandy
Utes Fire On Scouts Old Settlers Fortified
Sheridan Wyo October 30 report of Ute attack on scout Doc Speak and E H Cotting with a horse killed. Settlers housold looted shots fired, spears burned into fort. Women and children placed in safety as troops mass for clash with the Utes and potential Cheyenne allies. Crow Indians reported nearing the Powder River region raising fears of intensified conflict. Troop movements from Fort Robinson Fort Meade and Fort Keogh anticipated to reach near the Indian camp by night.
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Washington Post
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United States
Doc. Speak
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Mont
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Spear
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Wounded Knee
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Powder River Valley
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Auger
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Jia
Indian Corp
Rogers
Fort Meade
Ruger
Butte
Sheridin
Wyo
Shoriday
Birney
Fort Keogh
Ashland
Hoar Sinking As Official Bulletin Reports Worsening
Worcester Mass October 20 The official bedside bulletin states Representative Hoar has grown weaker through the night and at 10 o clock his condition is serious. The report accompanies a copy of a collector sale announcement for various items including fur ments and paintings listed in the notice.
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Worcester
Mass
Hoar
Attempt to wreck bridge in Youngstown Ohio
An early hour attempted rock of the Baltimore and Ohio bridge in the eastern part of Youngstown occurred. A man carrying a package attracted attention, a heavy explosion followed, the bridge was badly shaken but remained in use. The two men escaped on a westbound freight train and were searched at New Water Falls with no one found.
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Youngetown
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Baltimore and Ohio
New, Tar. Falls
France moves to abolish death penalty in coming session
The cabinet approved a measure to end capital punishment in France, signaling Parliament will enact the change. Since the public executioner’s salary was cut, officials had not taken formal action, but Prime Minister Clemenceau intends to proceed definitively.
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Washington Post
Paria
Peasion
Monsieur de Paris
Sarrien Anblatry
Chamber of Deputies
France
M. Clemenceau
German Ship Goes Down After Collision Near Goodwins
Ostend reports on October 28 the German steamer Hermann sailing from Antwerp to the Mediterranean sank after a collision near the Goodwins. Twenty three crew members drowned as the ship fell in the channel. London dispatches note the loss of the Russian steamer Jessica in the Gulf of Botnia with the captain and thirty men drowned.
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Belgium
Hermann
Antwerp
Mediterranean
Erst Goodwins
London
Hamburg
Tribune
Jessica
Gulf of Botmia
Doomed Murderer to Wed in Prison as Reprieve Granted
Oct 20 Washington Paria reports a death row burglar named Negro, condemned for murdering a warden, agreed to marry a woman suspected of aiding his knife attack. He refused a presidential reprieve but received permission for the prison wedding, to be held soon.
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Gabe Dargis
Washington
Paria
Leopold Grants Congo Concessions To American Firms
Washington dispatch: Gazette de Bruxelles reports King Leopold has initiated an American syndicate to exploit Congo Independent State territories near British lands and has ceded crown domain to another American group for 16,000,000 francs yearly.
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Washington Post
Brussels
Gazette de Bruselles
Leopold
Congo
Anna Held Jewel Heist Recovered In Curious Sequence
Cleveland reports Anna Held has recovered 280000 dollars worth of jewels lost last week in a puzzling incident. Two men with a suitcase left a Lake Shore train at Painesville Monday night followed by two others posing as Toledo detectives. The quartet fled, dropping the case, and were captured by night policeman Hennessy. The detectives and suspects rode the train away, with the case last seen in Painesville. A Toledo dispatcher later confirmed the jewels’ recovery.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Anna Held
Lake Shore
Painesville
Toledo
Hennessy
Auto Wreck on Beechwood Boulevard Kills One
A Beechwood boulevard crash near Pittsburgh fatally injures Elmer Buiter of Pennsylvania while seriously injuring Carlos Heralton and other passengers. The car, returning from the Sheney Country Club, struck a stone wall after a gear failure, flinging occupants into the air and onto the ground. Hospital treatment followed for all injured.
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A. Girdy
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N. Jay
Bernard McClour
Wheeling
W. Waxellehtty
Epley
Franklin
Gheny Country Club
Quarrel Over Prodigy In Berlin Patronage Fight
Berlin reports a clash between Princess Frederick Leopold and Daphne Hilmers mother Mrs. Hilmers over Daphne the child piano prodigy. The princess, who has guided Daphne’s music for years, seeks German naturalization for the girl and resists returning to the United States. If resisted, the princess may withdraw patronage. The aim is for Germany to claim credit for the talent she discovered.
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Frederick’ Leopold
Daphne Hilmers
Germany
Cabie
Washington Post
Berlin
Frederick Leopold
Kaiserin
Chicago
Daphne Bilmers
Daphne
United States
Pri
President in Retirement to Pine Knot During Panama Trip
President Roosevelt plans to retreat to Pine Knot Virginia with Mrs Roosevelt during his Panama journey. Cabinet meetings will pause and visitors barred except officials and those handling government affairs. Roosevelt will leave Washington for Pine Knot then return to vote in Oyster Bay before heading back.
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New York
Utica
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Pine Knot
Roosevelt
Washington
Oyster Bay
Piné Knot
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Joseph Wilmer
Weber Will Be a Bishop
Milwaukee report states Bishop T L Michalson died yesterday and will be succeeded by Bishop Coadjutor W W Webb. Bothen arrived from Philadelphia and the piece notes a coincidence tied to Bishop Nicholson's late consecration and ongoing diocesan work.
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Milwaukee
Washington Post
Wis
T. L. Michalson
W. W. “Webb
Bothen
Philadelphia
Nicholson le Rt
Uncertain Path to Victory in New York Governor Race
Washington Post report from Oct 3 outlines a tightly contested New York governor race between Hughes and Hearst, with both camps bluffing about margins. Republicans fear upstate shortfall while Hearst supporters expect strong city turnout, and funding worries threaten election day operations.
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New York
Woodrum
Hughes
Woodrutt
New York City
Conners
Democratic State Committee
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Zhmsen
Hearst
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Benjamin B. Odell
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