Thaw Escapes Canada Arrest, Held in Colebrook NH
Fugitives tale unfolds as Harry K Thaw slips from Canadian deportation and spends hours a free man in an automobile tour through Vermont and New Hampshire before arrest in Colebrook NH hotel. Jerome travels to lead New York case while New Hampshire judges weigh habeas corpus. Officers guard Thaw, parents and officials react to dramatic deportation.
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Jerome
Canada
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Thawe
McInnes
Ottawa
Montreal
Court of King's Bench
Coaticook
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New Shampshire
New York
James B. Tuttle
New Hampshire
Greenfield
Mass
O’elder
Franklin Kennedy
Stane
Pennsylvania
Haris Tumbler
Monument unveiled for 1808 Vesuvian eruption victims in Naples
The Naples civil and military authorities unveiled a memorial today in San Giuseppe Vesuviano for the 1808 earthquake and eruption victims. The ceremony featured a town council resolution thanking William Randolph Hearst for aid sent to the affected district at the time.
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Naples
Washington Post
San Giugeppe
Vesuviano
San Giuseppe
William Randolph
Miss Wilson Rehearses Bird Masque at Harlakenden House
Cornish New Hampshire September 10 Miss Eleanor Wilson youngest daughter of the President has joined a dress rehearsal for the Meriden Bird Masque to be staged next Friday evening. She will perform as Ornis the Bird Spirit alongside artists from the local colony who appeared in costumes for the first time today.
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Eleanor. Wilson
Harlakenden House
Wid
Sunmen Loot Cafe: One Captured by Citizen
National Theater audience witnesses attack at 13th Street and B Streets as a citizen detains a suspect after a cafe incident. Police investigate while bystanders describe the scene and identify the apparent assailant. Authorities urge witnesses to provide information.
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National Theater
Lake Erie Battle Anniversary Banquet Highlights Canadian US Unity
Cedar Point Ohio Sept 10 speakers including former President Taft and Dr John MacDonald of Ontario urged stronger North American defense. Gov Pothier praised unity to protect shores, while memorial plans at Put in Bay outline a 335 foot monument with a bronze statue promoting peace through arbitration. Police chase ends with a robbery and gunfire near Washington DC. one suspect captured, another fled.
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Taft
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Cedar Point
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Ghent
John, MacDonald
Ontario
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Gauen Eulyy Comrhg
Barclay
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Fugitive describes Jersey City getaway in evasive tale
A man fleeing authorities in New York claims he carried a weapon in Jersey City before coming here but denies planning anyone’s death. He refused to give a New York address, says he wants his scheine, and admits looking for quick money to return to New York. A lookout is set for the 6 foot tall, smooth faced man in a dark blue serge suit and gray fedora.
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New York
Davida
Lye
Drue
Fedéra
Tragedy Aboard Craven Off Tybee In Torpedo Boat Mishap
Special to The Washington Post Savannah Ga Sept 10 two sailors were killed instantly and three badly burned when boiler room fire and steam exploded aboard the torpedo boat destroyer Craven en route from Charleston to Savannah off Tybee Island The dead are McCaffrey and Milton Injured include Daughton Swinn and Oller Gabbett A rescuer Water Tender Smith risked his life to save mates Bystanders report low water in boiler and an official investigation will examine the cause The damaged vessel proceeded to Fort Screven after nightfall
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Tybee
Washington Post
Savannah
Holler No. 1
Craven
Charleston
Buret
McCaffrey
Milton
Daughton
Swinn
Oller Gabbett
Estill
Fort Scriven
D. B. Smith
Enslen
W. D. Lamont
Fort Screven
Savbrinab
Schubrick
Tombstone accident kills three year old in cemetery
Bertram Speiss, a three year old, was fatally injured when a 400 pound monument slab toppled while he tried to climb it. His mother, Anna Speiss, placed flowers on his brother’s grave as the heavy stone fractured and fell. Nearby residents describe a tragic scene in the cemetery yesterday.
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Anna C. Speiss
Bertram Speiss
Atrbet
Ohimgel
Mystery man Zamacona in Washington on private business
Manuel M. de Zamacona, the enigmatic Mexican liaison for Huerta, arrived in Washington for private and personal business. Officials say no formal reception planned, while talks with Secretary of State and President Wilson loom, with possible discussions on loans and the National Railways of Mexico.
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Washington
Huerta
Wilson
United States
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Senor’ Zamacona
Mexico City
New York
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Ziamacona
Fenemiea
St Theatre Department
Gove ‘Maytorena
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Nogales
Gov
Thaw Held in New Hampshire Gov Pothier for Larger Navy
Headlines on page 1 report a thaw in New Hampshire and Governor Pothier advocating a larger navy. Other items mention gunmen looting a café, two killed on a warship, a tombstone inscription, and various sensational notes.
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Pothier
Tombstone
Kiis
Senor Zamacona
Wilson
Senate
Fox
Murdock
Prince‘of
Monaco
New York
T-Society
Kalhfus
Gompers
News of Alexandria
Man Ends Life by River After Warning Family
Robert R. Mothershead, a former wagon driver living at 1212 Four-and-a-Half Street SW, walked to Stephenson's Wharf and plunged into the Potomac in view of steamer passengers. He told his wife he would not return, leaving a baby to inform about coming home in a white box. Scores of onlookers watched as rescue attempts failed. Local police and mine rescue teams aided, but he died at the scene. Business troubles were suggested as a motive.
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Thirteenthy Street
Vasos
George Hoffman
Columbla
Hoffman
Twelfth
Atlentsy - Cinta
Robert R. Mothershead
Stephenson's Wharf
L. Street
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W. A Osterman
Rainey Pasrseno
Derkhand
Georgetown
W. H. Manning
George S. Pope
Bureau of Mines
Hairpins Doff Garter Rule Sparks National Order
Special to The Washington ros from Philadelphia reports twenty women in the Women’s Auxiliary of the Army and Navy Union formed the National Order of Hairpins. President Mrs J Russell Downs and secretary treasurer Mrs H P Judson outlined by laws requiring members to abandon garters and display hair pins. A challenge test will prove membership by showing the pin emblem. If challenged, a member must produce the emblem, with rules restricting challenges to appropriate venues. Husbands expressed interest upon learning of the group.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Women's Auxiliary of the
Army and Navy Union
National Order of Hairpins
J. Russell Downs
H. P. Judson
Against Mitchel Odds Highlight Early Contention
Special to The News from New York notes odds on the election and hints at forthcoming results. Fragmentary text references a candidate Mitchel and rising anticipation as events unfold.
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New York
Light on afterlife at Lodge address stirs belief
Sir Oliver Lodge, president of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, argued that discarnate intelligence may interact with the material world and urged belief in ultimate continuity. He maintained science can examine afterlife phenomena and that memory and affection survive bodily death.
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Birmingham
England
Oliver Lodge
British Association For the Advancement of
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Radium
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