Calabrian Earthquake Devastates Towns Across Calabria
Reports from Calabria and parts of Sicily describe a powerful earthquake causing widespread destruction. Pizzo, Monteleone di Calabria, and eighteen villages are reportedly ruined with many casualties and forced evacuations. Troops, engineers, and doctors rush to assist. King Victor Emmanuel pledges aid and $6,000 is sent for relief.
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Calabria
Sicily
Pizza
Monteleone
Naples
Florence
Rome
Italy
Pizzo
Eghten Vilages
Messia Reggio Monteleone
Martirata Setaconiiscopio
Triparni
Zammaro Cessaninl Naida
Olivadi
Muusky
Ferrans
Calabra
Castllamare
Flerence Citanzare
Calabrina
Calimis Tle
Monte- Segne di Ciulibia
Martinano
Monteleone di Calabria
Stefaconr
Piscoplu
Triparm
Nicastro
Martinino
San Flore
Jonadi
Dashna
Borgia
Guirifalea
Montauio
Cortali
Filadella
Gimgliano
Jacuno
Naida
Setrastietta
Monnrano
Maida Gimigliano
Victor Emmanuel
Saular
Enfermisia
Messina
Vallambrosa
Stefaconi
Piscoplo
San Gregorio
Zammaro
Mileto
Cessanisi
Bratteo
Santeo
San Costantine
Conidoni
Santo Nabrio
Cosenga
Catangaro
Catanzaro
Reggio
Catannaro
Joachim Murat
Catanzero
Hipponion
Vibo Valentia
Quiet in Tokyo as anti foreign feeling lingers
Reports from Tokyo describe a night of relative calm with heavy rain aiding restraint. Attacks on Christian churches blamed on local conditions. Marquis Ito statue dragged. five newspapers suspended. calls for a special Diet session surface while foreigners largely unconcerned. Thirteen cars and a railway kiosk damaged, thirty wounded. authorities urge restraint and measures to quell unrest.
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Marquis Ito
Ekobe
Tokyo
aLiet
Kabe
Asalgu
Tsukizi
Japan
Portsmouth
Harriman Party
Nikko
Kanda
Hibaya Park
Chiba
Shonts Awards Panama Canal Concession Alleged Collusion
New York bidders protest to President Roosevelt over Panama Canal concession awarded to J. B. Markel of Omaha. Plan includes ten hotels for higher salaried workers and twenty commissary camps for laborers, with meals at about 14 dollars monthly. Contract spans five years and runs into millions. other bids withdrawn.
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New York
Canal Commission
J. E. Markel
Gmans
Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
J. B Markel
Omaha
Nebi
Oyster Bay
Panama
Markel
Canal
R Ulroad
Colon
Isthmus
H. Balfe & Co
Hudgins & Dumas
Roosevelt
J EM. Markel
Mr. Markel
Pfister Sues For Damages Over Conspiracy Claim
Milwaukee banker and newspaper owner Charles F Pfister sues District Attorney Francis B McGovern Assistant D A Henry F and Special D A Guy D Goff for 500000 in damages. He alleges a political fight in Wisconsin GOP sparked the suit and cites his indictment over Wisconsin Rendering Company funds as false. Pfister seeks damages. other suits totaling 700000 also noted.
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Milwaukee
Conpiracy
Charles F Pfister
Francis BE. McGovern
Henry FF
Chchems
Guy D ‘Goff
Republican Party
Wisconsin
M1 Pfister
Pfister
Brand Jury
Wisconsin Rendering Company
Lenox Horse Show Draws Diplomats and 6000 Spectators
Lenox Massachusetts hosts the sixth annual horse show with the Berkshire summer colony including two ambassadors and attaches from three legations. Bloodgood stable leads with eight firsts and multiple placings as Giraud Foster and William D Sloane claim several wins. Roster takes the cup for four in hands for the third straight year.
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Lenox
Mass
Berkshire
Mortimer Durand
L. Hengelmuller
von Dem Bussche
Bloodgood
whoge_ exhibits
Gladys
Vera Bloodgood
Giraud Foster
William D Sloane
Mr. Roster
Hobson Candidate Again In Democratic Senate Race
Special to The Washington Post. Capt Richmond P Hobson told Bristol readers he will leave Sunday for Alabama to oppose Congressman Bankhead for the Sixth District Democratic nomination. He vows victory, cites fifty three speaking engagements across nine counties, and plans a county tour with Mrs Hobson. He aims to confront railroad monopolies and prefers national issues to state matters.
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Washington Post
Bristol, Tenn
Richmond P Hobson
Tennessee Chautauqua
Alabama
Congressman Bankhead
Congress
Hobson
Exiled From New York Woman Freed In Court
Beatrice Young, who shot Mrs. Catherine Morgan in a New York hotel, was released after promising to relocate as an exile from New York and move west likely to Minnesota. Royal Blue Line trains serve 23d Street and Liberty Street entrances to the city. Auction set for late today by Wilson & Mayers featuring new furniture and carpets at 0 a.m. and 12 noon at 1237 G at.
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New Yok
Beatrice Young
Catherine Morgan
New York
Minnesota
Royal Blue Line
Baltimore and Ohio Land
Liberty Street
Metropolis
New Jersey
C Street
Wilson & Mayers
Phacion
Covered Up Its Deals Clerks Signed for Millions
The Armstrong insurance committee disclosed that New York Life moved industrial securities to New York Security and Trust Company to hide ownership. A $1.5 million note by a $600 salary messenger was accepted as collateral, with large loans and accounts tied to the trust company. Prussian demands forced asset concealment, and officers of New York Life interacted with the trust company, including potential stock buyback arrangements.
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New York Life Control Trust Company
Washington
New York
Armstrong Insurance Committee
New York Life Insurance Company
New York Security and Trust Company
New York Trust Company
New York Safe Insurance Company
New York Life
Trust Company
Securities Department
New York Safe
M Trust Company
Edmund D. Randolph
Charles E. Hughes
Randolph
Insurance Company
Index to Today's Issue Part OnD
Index outlines sections across pages with topics including earthquakes in Southern Italy accusations and removals, athletic exhibits, veterans meetings, politics, Tariff debate, regional news, editorials, social notes, sports, canal data, riflemen, obituaries, mourning, fraud and clerical annuities, finance, trade, churches, seminary, fiction, notable books, and ownership league plans featuring Andy Smith.
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Italy
Palmer
Swartzell
Grand Army
Senator Stone
Virginia
Maryland
Jeffries
Megrht
Canal
Arsenal
Penfield
Immaculate Seminary
Andy Smith
Death of Jacob H Thompson Mystery Feared Murder or Stroke
Jacob H Thompson exchange editor of the New York Times was found dying in his St James Hotel room. Doctors disagree on cause with coroner and hospital surgeons split between apoplexy and murder. A note to his niece and blood evidence hint at foul play. police seek truth amid conflicting opinions.
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Jacob H. Thompson
The
New York Times
Washington Post
New York
Jacob H Thompson
St James Hotel
West Forty-fifth Street
Scholer
Flower Hospital
Fuller
R. A. Stewart
Thompson
Mary Moran
Mr Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Miss Wendell
Dominick
Times
Roosevelt Removes Frank W Palmer as Public Printer
President Roosevelt dismissed Frank W Palmer head of the Government Printing Office and named Oscar J Rickett as Acting Public Printer. Palmer was directed to resign and to turn over office to Rickett while a Keep Commission investigation proceeds, with no definite plan for a permanent successor.
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Ricketts
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Frank W. Palmer
Government Printing Office
Washington
Oscar J. Rickett
Mr. Palmer
Ricketts God
Il. C. Hay
Palmer
Ricketts and Hay
Falmer
Ricketts and
Hay
Keep Commission
Dmr
Oyster Bay Dispatch
Presidents
Mr Palmer
Civil Service Commission
Keep
Lanston
Chairman Keep
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Col. Slemp
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Baltimore & Ohia
Union Trust Co
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Cane May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Delaware River Bridge
Cumberland
Berkeley Springs
Harpers Ferry
Martinsberg
R. R
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Congressional Limited
Aztire
Moser
Mr. Ricketts
Labor Federation
Master Painters and Decorators’ Association of Philadelphia
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
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Our Association
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Master House Painters and Decorators’ Association
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