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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
8
Radical C D attempt to bar opposition grows in Europe
In St Petersburg a report from Helsingfors says the Constitutional Democratic party plans a congress abroad and a campaign, while the ministry vows to use lawful means to keep radical CDs out of parliament. A cabinet minister links the move to possible university unrest and a threatened student strike. Nearby, peasants clash with police as troops fire on the crowd at Noretzk killing or wounding several, and in Kielce a batch of privates falls ill from suspected poisoned meat, with one death.
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St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democratic
Helsingfors
Constitutional Democratic Executive Committee
Stockholm
Mouromtseff
Germany
Viborg
Constitutional Democrats
Stolypin
Congress
Bamara
Noretzk
Farmer's Wife Murdered in Springfield Township
Media Pennsylvania September 14 Mrs HE K Pavitt a farmer's wife was beaten to death at her home in Springfield township with a hatchet by an unknown assailant while her husband was away. His return found her body on the kitchen floor. A posse formed and William Kelson a 19 year old colored man was arrested but denies knowledge of the crime. A black man matching Kelson's description was seen near the farm and later proved an alibi and was released.
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Media
HE. K. Pavitt
Springfield Township
Here
Chester
William Kelson
Bub- Priton
Kelson
Payitt
Swiftwater Bill Gates Files Multiple Bankruptcy Petitions
Alaska miner known as a spendthrift filed four petitions in federal court in Seattle to be declared bankrupt. He lists assets of 200 dollars cash 100 dollars in apparel and a watch and chain. Court judgments total nearly 200000 dollars and he declares no real estate.
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Seattle
Wash
Swiftwater Bill
Gates
Race for Battenberg Cup at Bar, Marbor Mo
Crews from eight United States battleships competed in a regatta for the Battenberg Cup presented by the British cruiser squadron. The Fitness crew edged out the Midsour crew in a tight finish for the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar
Marbor
United States
Prince Lo of Battenberg
Democrats of Colorado Name Ticket in State Convention
The Democratic state convention adjourned sine die after naming a ticket headed by Governor Alva Adams. Elias M. Emmons as lieutenant governor and other officials were listed. The body denounced Speer faction influence and backed Bryan, pledging to curb corporate campaign contributions and oppose corporate domination in politics.
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Denver
Alva Adams
Pueblo County
Elias M. Emmons
Douglas
Horace W. Havens
Lake
Edward BE. Drach
Garfield
Williamb. Morgan
Fas Animas
Andrew Sandberg
Clear Creek
Miss Honore Maloney
Regents of State University
Benjamin Cobey
Pitkin
Harry Bryant
Bryan
Bryan Replies to Sullivan in Chicago Speech
Lincoln Sept 14 William J Bryan answered Roger Sullivan of Chicago in a Thursday night reply. Bryan refused to lower the discussion to personal controversy. He defended his stance and criticized Sullivan as a Democratic national committeeman from Illinois.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Bryan
Mr. Sullivan
Jefferson Club
Haineis
Sullivan
Finois
St. Louis
Springfield
League of
Ilinois
Democratic Party of the
Bryan at Cincinnati Addresses Large City Audience
Willam J. Bryan spoke from a stand over Cincinnati ball park on September 14 addressing a vast crowd. He said the democratic idea is broader than the republic and praised reformers who put country above self, noting seeds of democracy in every nation he visited.
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Ackley
Hardin
Sacred Heart Acadérhy
Iowa
ACE
Worxn
Cincinnati
Dempsey
Willam J. Bryan
Mrr. Bryan
Thoughts to Remove a Corn Excerpted Remedy
The fragment describes a method to remove a corn by mental focus, sending a brain to corn vibration, and repeating a sequence of phrases to disintegrate the corn. It claims progressive fading and final disappearance through thought force.
A Nice Distinction and a Clam Biology Curio
A Kansas City Star anecdote recalls a sharp tongued Atlantan wife and a late night domestic rebuke. The second item explains clam eggs carried on the mother’s gills, a parasitic life cycle where larvae attach to fish, feed on mucus, then drop to form burrows.
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Gome
Quotations on song power in Chicago News
A fragment from the Chicago News reflects on fame of songs and the idea that laws can be evaded but music endures. It cites Jne Moon and unnamed figures in a dialogue about national songmaking and public memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jne Moon
Green
Anid
Brown
Chicago News
The Price of Vanity and a Fatal Farm Tragedy
The Minneapolis Journal notes a life guard with forty-one medals who died after falling from a launch with his medals. In Ashland, Oklahoma, Frank Jones was killed and J C Jones wounded by George Freeman at the Jones farm over a local Democratic central committeeman dispute. Freeman fled the scene.
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Minneapolis Journal
Ashland
Ruan
Frank Jones
J. C. Jones
George Freeman
Jones Farm
Oklahoma
Here
Jones
Democratic Central
Freeman
Rain of sulphurous liquid reported in Argentina
Buenos Ayres on Sept 18 reports a San Juan province telegram saying on Sept 11 a rain of sulphurous liquid fell at night, causing great alarm among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
State Telegraph Department
Juchat
Province of
San Juan
Cotton Warehouse Fire Ravages Mexico City District
A large cotton warehouse named Almacenes Generale in Santiago, a suburb of Mexico City, burned late at night along with several neighboring warehouses. Authorities report losses around 800000.
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Mexico City
Almacenes Generale
Santiago
Roosevelt Completes Draft of Annual Message
President Roosevelt has completed the first draft of his next annual message to Congress. He plans to finish the document before his November trip to Panama.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Congress
Panama
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