Diaz Recovering From Two Wounds After Havana Attack
Gen Feliz Diaz injured during a Malacon concert in Havana after being attacked by five men with canes and knives. He remained conscious and was treated for neck wounds and bruises while three assailants were arrested. Huerta rejects Wilson demands and may call new elections or await Congress decision in Mexico City.
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Cuba
Feliz Diaz
Mexico
Malacop
Didz
Malacon
Cecilio Ocon
Luis Malda
Mexico City
Diaz
Gen. Diaz
Huerta
Wilson
Geo
Osen
Thia
Rumoro
Washington
United States
The
Hérald
Newspspert
Vera Crus
John Lind
Washington Dispatch
O'Shaughnesey
Ministers Challenged Over Marriage Ceremonies In Court
Charteston Ministerial Association in Kanawha County enjoins Rev. H. Lacy and Rev. H. J. Hill from performing marriages at the county courthouse. Writ returnable November 15 allows the ministers to show authority for wedding ceremonies there. Father of Wireless Dead. Sir William Henry Preece dies in London at 50. Gompers says he will not seek reelection as A F L president unless re elected.
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Chasteston
W. Va
Charteston
Kanawha County
H. Lacy
H. J. Hill
Court House
London
William Henry Preece
England
Wiliam
Gompers
Seattle
Wash
Samuel Gompers
The
A. F. of L
Federation
Man Suffragists Clash at Peoria Convention
A chaotic convention narrative describes suffragists debating temperance stances and party alignment. Key figures Mrs Trout and Mrs Katheri Jark are noted as allies of veterans groups, while tensions rise over younger voters and electoral strategy amid party credentials issues.
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Peoria
Orys
Gscee
Wilbur Trout
Katheri Jark
Trout
Clairvoyants Form Trust in Chicago Trial
Assistant State’s Attorney Fleming outlined a scheme at a Chicago dinner to fleece the public and aid politicians. The first two indictments in the clairvoyants case were brought to trial, naming Farney Berterhe and others tied to the Republican party.
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Chicago
Nev. T
S .Attories Fleming
Frarney Berterhe
Salve Eger Amd
al “Pere Danes
Ching
Ion
la Crosse
Dollora
Fiemine
Life of a Local Manufacturer Highlighted
A concise portrait outlines the life of a prominent local manufacturer. The piece notes early beginnings, pivotal ventures, and community impact within the city’s industrial scene.
DAME OPPOSES CLEMENCY IN WAKEFIELD MURDER CASE
New Haven reports suffragists oppose clemency for Mrs. Bessie J. Wakefield who, with James Plew, was convicted of murdering her husband last June. Judge Burpee sentenced both to be hanged on March 4, 1914. Wakefield collapsed at the bench as the verdict was read.
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New Haven
Conn
Bessie J. Wakefield
Cand
Walefield
Wakefield
James Plew
Burpee
Abandoned fishing schooner crew rescued after storm
Search for the captain and three crew members of the Annie M. Parker continues after the fishing schooner was abandoned in a storm. The coasting schooner Tiften rescued the crew, starving and half dead from exposure, and towed the damaged vessel to port.
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Port and
Annie M. Parker
Tiften
Dee
Boltord, the It 2 Pas Get, and the Cabin Clac Towed To Pert 1; Sworthy En Celta
Convict Endures Harsh Punishment in Missouri Prison
The report describes a convict in Jearson City who has endured 16 days in a punishment cell with hands above his head. Details are incomplete and fragmented as the story notes the convict’s refusals and ongoing suffering during the period.
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Steve
Jearson City
Wiliz
Lou Terer
Prisoner Willie Denied Food and Exercise Routine
Prison officials describe a routine where Willie is awakened at a fixed morning time, moved to confinement, and left standing on a concrete floor with arms stretched. He receives bread and water twice daily and may request water between feedings, with no straightening of his arms overhead.
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Rudkk
Willie
College endowments and a spoof Schiff donor tale
At a New York chamber of commerce meeting speculation swirled over a 500000 endowment for a college of commerce linked to Jacob H Schiff. Elder Schiff denied naming the donor while Mortimer Schiff led the committee on commercial education. A separate Calcutta dispatch reports nine conspirators executed after a failed plot to assassinate the Afghan ameer.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
College of Commerce
Jacob H. Schiff
Schif
Mortimer L. Schiff
Committee On Commercial Education
Schiff
Mr. Schuf
Ning
Calcutta
Agmanisan
Ameer
Afghanistan
Applauds Aigrettes Seizure In Boston News Item
The article reports J. J. Glover of Kansas City praising the aigrette seizure as a good move while his wife fretted over inspectors confiscating a handsond cluster of feathers. The piece mentions a robbery in Rock Island with a large sum taken and suspects escaped.
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Boston
J. J. Glover
Kansas City
Glover
Trailing Postodice Robbers at General Store
Bloodhounds trail suspects after a general store robbery at Hayey’s in Pendfordton. Authorities report no clear clue about the robbers who fled after the incident on November 7.
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Pendfordton
Lone Bandit Robs Car In Seattle Train Incident
A lone bandit robbed a car in Seattle injuring about a half dozen passengers and three trainmen. The assailant fled as security and witnesses reported shouting and alarms during the incident.
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Seattle
Conny
Central Bank Measure Delayed as Senate Debates Plan
Washington date Nov 7 The Senate banking committee reports delay on the administration currency bill as work continues. Senator Reed Missouri advocates moving reserves to a federal board to oversee government money and bank funds, proposing a substantial mobilization of reserves to benefit the system.
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Washington
Penate Banking Committee
Reed
Missouri
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Central Reserve
Reserve Board
Clubwomen to Clean Walks in Columbia Meeting
In Columbia Missouri on November 7 sixty members of a Tuesday club plan to clear leaves and trash from sidewalks. Using tools at hand including jackknives knitting hatchets and sod cutters they aim to improve the walks before the next club meeting.
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Columbia
Geelty
F. M. Thompson
Negroes Petition Wilson in Washington and New England
Fragmented text shows a delegation of negroes petitioning in Washington and Massachusetts with mention of a party leader and cabinet members. Also notes the death of Temple E. Carr in Saginaw and a fleeting reference to November weather and a fortune amount.
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Washingtona
Massachusetts
Meimberg
E. Carr
Saginaw
Temple E. Sor
Patrons Never Fors Veecouver Veasa Operates Six Months
A short notice states a business named Veecouver Wasa operated six months with a changing purchaser. Stanley Voorb is noted as a person involved in the matter and a patrol action is referenced. The fragmentary text provides limited details on the sale or status.
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Fors Veecouver
Wasa
Stanley Voorb Boy
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