Magonistas Raid Teal Farms and Cavalry Clash
Rebels led by Magon followers seize rifles and horses after a battle near Laredo and Vaimargo, killing and wounding troops. Reports say Magonistas and Madereistas threaten uprisings in Puebla, Morelos, Guerrero, and surrounding states as federal forces move to quell brigandage along the Mexican border.
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Tamaulipas
Magonista
Magontata Aml Maderista
Campseraga
Magonistas
Texas
Tandhys
Carins
Wal
Niles West
Misyrs
Dom Kelu
Meculenis
Lareda
Tex
Ricardo Flores
Maugun Madeorestua Tre
Vaimargo
Lareite
Hosmosa
Care Yeige
Marshall for 1912 bid for Michigan delegation
Indiana governor Marshall seeks favor with party leaders including Batman Wilson and Fort Wayne supporters to secure a place for his 1912 Michigan delegation bid at the Democratic national convention. Indiana state officials and party workers await formal clerks for the effort.
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Pete
New York
Thomas Eo Marshall
Indiana
Aurist
Batman
Obi
Wilson
Fesey
Michigan
Women Rescued From Fire After Perilous Rescue
Fragmentary report notes women rescued at a fire with reference to Joshhwod Fadl and NOOY. The piece mentions a test of military or protective measures and a summer incident, with details damaged by night, and uncertainty around outcomes as women showed courage amid danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Tomen
Ponar
President of Ecuador Ill Troggskadi Set for Today
A scrambled report from Sep outlines Ecuadorian President Ill Troggskadi Ponader to meet with Pariteo Chir Lesa and Ecaaderean official Orpen. The note mentions health concerns and an anticipated formal appointment in Quito.
Jury Awards $500 for Hug in Washington Fort Case
In Baltimore on September 1, Maria Twiggle won a jury verdict for $500 in a common pleas court against confectioner Coleman Klein. Twiggle testified Klein made a sudden attempt to kiss her after work at Klein's candy store, and she escaped. Klein denied the incident. The suit claimed $10,000. The jury sided with Twiggle.
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Washington Fort
Baltimore
Maria Twiggle
Common Pleas Court
Migs Twigg
Coleman Klein
Milas Twigg
Miss Twice
Vale
Nihilists Renew War as Officials Targeted Again
St Petersburg reports recount renewed nihilist violence with multiple assassinations and attacks. Officials killed include M Stolypin aide Skopinsky and Admiral Makaveli's son Paul. Plotters regroup in Paris meetings as new movement plans unfold and elections debates surface.
Robbed at Gaynor's Sede in City Walk
Enectal 11 Washington Post reports lawyer A Goodman of 9 Broadway Staten Island said his pocket was picked while walking home with Mayor diaynor from City Hall. He claimed $50 was taken, a mix of one and two dollar bills rolled with a half dollar, secreted in his right trouser pocket.
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Washington Post
New York
E. A. Goodman
Broadway
Staten Island
Diaynor
City Hall
Pet deer attack injures Springfield man in September
A pet deer attacked and gored Frank tiedlex a business man in Springfield Missouri on a September day. Neighbors rushed to help and rescued him after he was knocked down by the animal. The incident was severe with multiple goring injuries.
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Springield
Frank
Tiedlex
Stolypin Dies After Palace Attack in Kiev Theater
Premier Peter Stolypin died from bullet wounds suffered at a gala in Kiev after being shot by an assassin. Reports describe his final hours, medical efforts, and the immediate scramble to protect Jewish residents as 20,000 troops pour into the city. Kokovsoff named acting premier with orders to maintain order amid the crisis.
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Kiel
Peter A. Stolypin
An As Tsansin
Municipal Theater
Wile
New York
Stolypin
Hell
Flavian
Suolypin
M. Stolypin
Kief
M. Kokousoff
Finance
M. Kokovsoff
Nicholas
Telzeringer
Kietov
Trepoff
America
Assails St Andrew's Members Over Duty At Diocese Meeting
Rev Clarence W Whitmore condemned the international Brotherhood of St Andrew for sick spirits and lax rules. He urged daily prayers and weekly conversions, triggering an nervous collapse after his remarks at the annual diocesan meeting. Local leaders debated his charges as the order faces perceived decay and disengagement.
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International Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Episcopal Church
Clarence W. Whitmore
Washington
St. Agnes’ Episcopal Church
Srinity Parish
Ita
Oir
Whitmore
St. Drew
Dr. Whitmore
Brotherhood
W. B. Dent
Order of St. Andrew
J. Henning Nelms
Oder
Stolypin Faces Opposition as Zemstvo Bill Pauses Reforms
The text notes Stolypin as interior minister and premier in conflict with the duma over local government reforms. After his controversial remarks provoking protests, the upper chamber rejected his zemstvo bill for western provinces, leading to his resignation and later resumption under imperial authority to dissolve the duma and enact reforms under the fundamental laws.
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M. Stolypin
Duma
Stolypin
Zemstvo
Auto Crash Kills One In Cape May Area
William B. Sox 35 of Ocean died in the crash near Cape May New Jersey. Harry B. Smith of this city and two women were seriously injured when the car struck a railroad track and overturned between Cape May and Wildwood. The wreck shows a speedometer reading of 65 miles per hour.
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Cape May
XN. J
Wiliam B. Sox
Ocean
Harry B. Smith
Wildwood
Washington diocese meeting on brotherhood affairs discussed
Delegates from the Washington, Masten, and Maryland dioceses met to consider a resolution by Mr. Church to abolish the annual meetings, cited as costly with limited value. Lr. Nelms argued. the resolution was laid on the table. President Dent read the annual report. treasurer Church and secretary Crosh presented theirs as routine business proceeded.
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Clifford W. Church
Washington
Vienna Mobilizes as Rioting Suppressed
Vienna under martial law after a night of disorders. The garrison commands Schonbrunn and Ottakring with around 6 000 troops occupying the district. Casualties reported vary, with official tallies showing one dead and sixty seriously injured. Police decree closes homes at 8 pm and all saloons by 9 pm until further notice.
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Vienna
Schonbrunn
Ottakring
Maine is Wet by 20 in Special Election
Augusta Me Sept 1 Official returns from last Monday's special election show a majority in favor of repealing the sentimental prohibitory amendment. Discrepancies appeared between governor council returns and secretary of state's tally which put repeal at 138 votes ahead.
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Augusta
Maine
Secretary of State
Sigel Murder Clew Fails In Chinese Actor Case
In San Francisco on September 18 police investigations failed to substantiate Wong et Sing's charge that Ah Ng On murdered Elsie el, a New York mission worker. The accuser claimed a discovery through a misread letter. the two men are said to be enemies.
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San Francisco
Wong
Morgan Rules Kaiser Price of Financial Aid
A Paris to World cablegram reports J Pierpont Morgan agreed to lend funds to avert German panic at 7 percent interest if Germany accepts France’s Morocco Congo proposals. France’s leaders regret generous offers as negotiations move toward a decisive stage with Germany bowing to ultimatums and signaling an official reply soon. An annual furniture sale is noted at the end.
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Germany
Washington Post
New York
Paris
New York World
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
France
Morocco
Congo
Mr. Morgan
Morgan & Co
Fight Duel in Dark Ends With Razor Attack at DC Home
Charles Clarke, 26, of 506 Ninth Street Northwest, was slashed twice in the left arm and once in the left side in a dimly lit hallway fight with John Ennis, 30, at a Washington house. Clarke required nearly 100 stitches. Ennis was arrested on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Wast Street
John Ennis
Charles Clarke
Ninth Street
Clarke
E Street Northwest
Samson
Washington
Ennis
Chirke
Harry Frederick
Frederick
Samuel M. Fuchs
1000 N Street Northwest
R. Samson
Fuchs
Galveston Captain Fights 170-Pound Tarpon in Tiny Skiff
In Galveston Texas Capt C C Pettitt weighs about 140 pounds and battles a 6 foot 7 inch tarpon weighing 170 pounds using only a 4 inch blade pocket knife. The fish thrashes the skiff tossing gear overboard. After a 45 minute struggle Pettitt delivers a final cut. he sustains bruises but is uninjured except for blood loss.
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Galveston
Washington Post
Tex
C. C. Pettitt
Mexico raids Texas ranches and other World items
Mexican raiders strike Texas ranches as political turmoil and global tensions unfold. Reports note Stolypin’s death, Russian nihilist activity, and shifts in European power. Taft visits Michigan amid domestic concerns while danger and intrigue ripple through diplomatic and security spheres. London relay: Sir Robert Hart ill, grave anxiety at his Buckinghamshire home.
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Texas
M. Stolypin
St. Andrew's Order
Morgan
Kaiser
Taft
Michigan
Dannellr
Rixey
Mormot Temple
Madison
Thompson
Washington Post
London
Robert Hart
China
Marion
Buckinghamshire
Riots in Spain Spark Martial Law in Valencia
Official dispatch describes mob storms Valencia town hall in Cullera killing a judge wound ing court officers. martial law proclaimed, telegraph wires cut, troops occupy streets. Widespread riots reported in Saragossa and Bilbao with clashes between civil guard and demonstrators. general strike movement warned by authorities and a revolutionary plot blamed on anarchists.
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Saragossa
Madrid
Valencia
Cullera
Woters
Custom House
Spain
Imen
Bilbao
Cadiz
Huelva
Seville
Gijon
Barcelona
Corunna
Ferrer
Ministry of the Interior
Walsh to Be Paroled From Leavenworth
New York dispatch reports John R Walsh the Chicago bank wrecker will be paroled this week from Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary. He has served one third of his five year sentence and was eligible on the first of the month with good conduct. President Taft refused to grant clemency amid pleas from his friends.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York World
John R Walsh
Chicago
Leavenworth
Kans
Department of Justice
Cas Falsh
Taft
Free Man To Save Jail Special in The Washington Port
In Port Washington Pennsylvania on September 18 Patrick Gayner of Rices Landing celebrated birth of twin sons by firing a gun to shoot up the town. He was captured after a posse led by Chief J M Dowling and jailed following a struggle. One twin fled this morning and caused damage at the lockup. Gayner returned home upon seeing the infant. A strange sequence ends with mourning after the event.
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Washington Port Washington
Patrick Gayner
Rices Landing
Gayner
J M. Dowling
Garner
Taft Defies Critics on Antitrust and Patronage in Michigan
President Taft spoke in Detroit and other Michigan cities denying claims he used patronage for politics and urging support for an amendment to place local federal officers under classified service. He defended the antitrust rulings, opposed further changes, and challenged critics including Bryan to present cases of unlawful restraints. He drew large, enthusiastic crowds in Pontiac Detroit Saginaw and Bay City as he pressed his policy to curb trusts.
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Michigan
Washington Post
Bay Cf Mich
Wolverine
William Howard Taft
United States
Detroit
Standard Oil
Paceo Trust
United States Supreme Court
Pontiac
Oxford
Saginaw
Bay City
Sault Ste. Marie
Detroit Fair Grounds
Lne
Syracuse
Lake Metropolis
Convention of International
Internal Revenue
Customs
States of
Union
Classified Service
Pontiat
Wiliam J. Bryan
Supreme Court
Aft
la Foliette
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Tran
Festine
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Mexico
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Marshall Don Arsen Poremus
Detruit
UY Brien
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West Point
Ecuador
Trogskadi
Ponader
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Preslone Flootrade
Setluuedy
Paraiteo Chirlesa
Appoital Ecaadereanoy Orpen
Nihilists
St. Petersburg
Eugene Agel
Asgu Hussian
M. Stolypiny
Alexander Skopinsky
Skopinsky
Paul
Kurosh
Cruiger
Makaveli
Oger
Rina Tightme
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Imperial Ukase
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