Graft Charges Spark Court Martial in Colorado Guard
Denver reports reveal a wide scale Colorado national guard scandal in Cripple Creek with charges against officers for padded pay, extravagant supply purchases, and misuse of funding. Governor Peabody ordered a court martial to probe the alleged misconduct and potential names include Adjt-Gen Sherman Bell and Major Arthur Williams.
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Denver
Cal
Cripple Creek
Colorado National Guard
Peabody
Bettef
Chase
Sherman Bell
Frederick Gross
Arthur H. Williams
General Chase
Alderman Smith Recovers Quickly After Cough Remedy
Alderman J F Smith of Indianapolis fell severely ill with a cold and lung trouble. Physicians failed to help until Foley's Honey and Tar was tried. After a few days he improved and the second bottle cured him. He endorses the remedy as the best for coughs colds and lung issues. Sold at City Pharmacy and by AIL B Thompson Adrian.
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J. F. Smith
Indianapolis
Ind
Foley
City Pharmacy
Ail B. Thompson
Adrian
German Syrup touted as sole relief for consumption
Readers are urged that Boschee's German Syrup is the only preparation on the market today that relieves and cures consumption. It lists puré tar and gum extracts as key ingredients, claims endorsement by medical congresses, promises easier morning expectoration and permanent relief, and notes dosage sizes and prices.
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Boschee
Teachers' Examination at Adrian Church of Christ
An examination for second and third grade certificates will be held in the Church of Christ Adrian on Thursday and Friday October 15 and 16 beginning at 8 30 a m Applicants should be provided with legal paper and pencils Ink cannot be used Also advertised are a large lot of inexpensive garments at A W Carey’s store in town.
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Church of Christ, Adrian
Elopers Nabbed After Detroit Hotel Tip
Detroit Tribune reports Fred Kenney of Ai, Ohio, and Mrs. Norm Crosser were arrested noon at the Boston hotel near Union depot on telegrams from Adrian about their elopement. The woman claimed Kenney as a chaperon for $10 weekly. detectives failed to identify the couple at the depot before locating them listed as F. W. Brown and wife of Toledo.
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Detroit Tribune
Elopers
Fred Kenney
Ai. O
Norm Crosser
Boston Hotel
Union Depot
Fort Street
Adrian
Central Station
Fred
Clare
Seymour
Boston
F. W. Brown and Wife
Toledo
Detroit Police Break Up Slotted Swindle Machines
Detroit police expose and dismantle nickel to the slot devices kept by lessees. The machines use plugs at 25, 50 cents, and 1 to 2 dollar notches to prevent big wins. Capt Spillane notes the swindle was uncovered when a factory rule copy dropped from a machine.
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Detroit Free Press
Detroit
John T. Spillane
Central Police Precinct
Rutledge
McCarthy
Seal and McDonnel
Has No Equal Lenawee Paper Leads With Latest News
The Telegram proudly claims wide Lenawee coverage with reporters across Adrian and principal towns. It promises exhaustive post office updates and the newest local money news, asserting superior reach among Lenawee papers.
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Adrian
Lenawee
A Purse Pleaser. The Telegram’s Late News Value
The Telegram is described as a money driven Lenawee paper that delivers more late news than any other local newspaper, highlighting its value to readers seeking timely updates.
Resistless Reasons for Lenawee Telegram Leadership
A promotional note extols The Telegram as Lenawee’s largest newspaper. It claims the paper offers the latest news, low price, and up-to-date production ensuring modern service, positioning it as the region’s leader.
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Lenawee
Robbery and Turned Health Cure Sold in Ads
Cavendish resident S Le Quinn was robbed of personal health when a chronic constipation issue led to reliance on Dr King s New Life Pills advertised as instantly curative. The notice promotes sales at BE J Shephard & Co Hart Shaw drugstores and advertises a cheap Lake Shore By excursion to Chicago on October 10. It also touts Huron Pain Remedy as best for instant relief and removing cause, with guaranteed efficacy.
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S. le Quinn
Cavendish
Dr. King
J. Shepherd & Co
Hart & Shaw
Chicago
Lake Shore
Hitla
Huron
Albert Adley
Kalama, Mich
Dr. Lewis
Worth Wins That Is Why The Telegram Leads
Worth secures a decisive victory as coverage underscores The Telegram’s leading role in Lenawes news. The win highlights local media prominence amid evolving city events and community interest.
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Worth
Inj Lenawes
Chamberlain Speech in Glasgow Attacks Free Trade Risks
In Glasgow St Andrew's Hall packed by 6,000, Joseph Chamberlain delivered his first face campaign speech. He warned against declining foreign trade, praised Mr Halfour, critiqued Cobden era forecasts, and proposed tariffs on foreign corn and meat with selective reductions on tea sugar and imports for colonies. He argued imperial trade is vital to Britain’s prosperity and outlined a policy mix for protection with colonial preferences.
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St. Andrew’s Hall
Joseph Chamberlain
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Sheffield
Halfour
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Cobden
Europe
Seteundary
Weather Summary From Yesterday and Today
Showers and squalls expected this afternoon and in the eastern portion tonight with cooler air moving in. Thursday will be cooler in the east. Official government instruments recorded a high of 75 degrees yesterday, a low of 68 last night, and 70 this morning with noon at 74.
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News in Brief: Tariffs, War Talk, Rallies Across Nations
Brief items note Joseph Chamberlain in Glasgow backing protectionism with wheat duty. Japan wary as Manchuria war readiness grows. Alton railroad finances under question after skipped fiscal report. weather and frost risk in crops. Pullman car injury liability row. Grain Dealers conference opens in Minneapolis. 9.9 million fire losses in North America cited. political races include Rhode Island GOP backing Roosevelt. suffrage convention in Joliet. former Postmaster General Wilson S. Bissell dies. various church and civic meetings. Illinois militia strain over Cripple Creek. unions discuss labor relations. Illinois militia bands discharged for Chicago parade noncompliance. marriage licenses listed for Addison, Deerfield, Tecumseh, Adrian.
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Joseph Chamberlain
Glasgow
Manchuria
Alton Railroad
Henry D. Laughlin
Pullman
Federal Court of Appeals
Grain Dealers’ National Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Justin Wyman
Chicago Master Plumbers’ Association
L. Wolf and
Raymond
Rhode Island Republican Party
Providence
Roosevelt
Samuel F Coit
Woman's Suffrage Association of Hlinvis
Joliet
Kate Hughes
Wilson S. Bissell
Cleveland
Buffalo
N.Y
Rock River Methodist Episcopal Conference
Aurora
Bisiop Andrews
P. Hf. Swift
F. M. Menke
Mattoon
Til
Colorado
Cripple Creek
National Civie Federation
Steinway
Illinois Militia Service
Chicago
Col. Sanborn
Bissell 18 Dead The End Came Peacefully at Home
Wilson S. Bissell former postmaster general died in Buffalo New York Oct 7 at 10 45 pm after a day of gradual decline due to Brights disease and related complications. Dr Dewitt H Sherman attended him as family members watched at his bedside for nourishment and medicine.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Wilson S. Bissell
Dewitt H. Sherman
Weels
Bissell
Bright
Detroit Racing Car Crash Kills Woman in City Tour
Detroit, Oct 7. A car driven by State Senator Frank F. Glazier of Chelsea went out of control on Eastern Boulevard near Henrile Avenue at dusk. Five occupants were thrown from the vehicle. Mrs Lucy T Mudge of Albion died shortly after at Grace Hospital. The party had been touring the city for nearly two hours. Glazier, an inexperienced operator, and the others survived with injuries. Mrs Mudge, born in Albion, leaves a son and relatives plan to return her body there. Glazier is a state senator and candidate for treasurer.
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Detroit
Mich
bicDougall
Hendrie
Frank F. Glazier
Chelsea
Lucy T. Mudge
Albion
Grace Hospital
McDougall Avenue
Henurle Avenue
Glazier
Senate
Child Drowned In Cistern Saginaw Michigan
A 15 month old boy escaped his mother’s dressing and fell into a loosely covered cistern in Saginaw. The mother searched and found the child. a doctor declared life extinct.
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Saginaw
Mich
Frank Rice
Tutte Faces Perjury Charge In Niles Warrant
Niles Mich October 7 Joseph J Tutte reform alderman had a warrant issued for his arrest on perjury charges He says he has not 300 dollars in real estate sworn by him Jordan testified as a saloonist’s bondman and Tuttle claims the realty value is overstated by the affidavit
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Niles, Mich
Joseph
Tutte
Reform
Jordan
Tuttle
Smuggling Plot Foiled On Pullman Car In Port Huron
Customs officers halted train No 3 from Buffalo at Port Huron and uncovered a single Chinese man and a case of Canadian whisky hidden in an upper Pullman berth. The Chinaman, aged and nonverbal, and the alcohol were packed likely from Montreal for Chicago. Porters Crawford and crew deny knowledge. arrests await arraignment before United States Commissioner Harris.
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Port Huron
Mich
JeniTohn
Mullen
Pullman
N. Crawford
Charles Thomas
Boston
Tunnel Depot
Batley
Buzzell
Buffalo
Montreal
Chicago
Crawford
Mer
United States
Harris
Bride Deserted by Fiancé in Michigan Elopement Shocker
A Michigan city awoke to a wedding shock as Mariel Cole fled Monday night with farmer Al Shaw, leaving Otto Hoyt at the altar. Cole left a note to her mother and wedding tokens were left behind. Hoyt, a respected local, is greatly distressed by the abrupt disappearance. The report also lists Michigan patent issuances and a Camp Young update on militia training routines in Kentucky.
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Beluing
Mich
Get
Mariel Cole
Otto Hoyt
al Shaw
Shaw
Hoyt
Henearly
Mabel
Otto
Camp Young
Howard
Michigan Brigade
National Guard
Memorial painting donated for St Peters Church unveiled soon
In Mt. Clemens Michigan Flora Adams Darling daughter of the DAR presents the Matthes painting of the crucifixion to St Peters Church as a memorial for Edward Irving Darling of Washington who died after visiting the baths. The eleven foot tall masterpiece will be unveiled next Sunday. Stephen J Baker of Bakertown born 1812 marked twenty two birthdays due to February 29 birth.
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
Edward Irving Darling
Washington
Flora Adams Darling
Daughters of the American Revolution
St. Peter's Church
Matthews
Detroiter Ed Edwards Pleads Guilty in Break‑In Case
Detroiter James J Edwards of Detroit pleaded guilty to breaking into a shed near Willards east of Ypsilanti on April 29. He was sentenced in Jackson to a term of twelve months maximum and six months minimum.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
James J Edwards
Detroit
Boodling Talk Provokes Grand Jury Probe
Kansas City scene of alleged board of education misconduct sparks a grand jury inquiry. Clerk H. G. Jones admitted receiving rebates on premiums, with hints of teacher graft and bid irregularities. A committee will investigate, Jones denies resigning. And in London a wartime quarrel over remarks by General Hunter is officially retracted, Lambton also blaming harsh words.
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Kansas City
Board of Education of
Kan
H. G. Jones
Boar
Jones
Beavers Challenges Law Over Dual Indictments
George W. Beavers, held in custody, seeks habeas corpus to challenge government removal to two federal districts at once. Represented by Lawyer Seabury, he argues hearings must occur in a single case. Judge Holt set writ returnable October 9 and bail at $2,000. Brooklyn indictment cited.
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Beavers
New York
George W. Beavers
United States Mashal
Seabury
Holt
United States District Court
Brooklyn
Hott
Terrific Speed on Berlin Experimental Line Reaches 1234 Miles Per Hour
An electric car on the Mannerfeld Zozzen experimental line in Berlin achieves 1234 miles per hour, just one kilometer above the previous record. Despite minor machinery and roadbed issues, engineers vow to push higher speeds and aim for 140 miles per hour.
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Berlin
Mannerfeld-Zozzen
Royal Wedding in Darmstadt Sparks Grand Assembly
Darmstadt Oct 7 the civil marriage of Prince Andrew of Greece and Princess Alice of Hattenberg was celebrated at noon Tuesday the king of Greece and Prince Louis of Battenberg father of the bride served as witnesses. The ceremony occurred at the old palace in the presence of 209 sovereigns princes diplomats and cabinet ministers.
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Darmstadt
Prince Andrew
Greece
Princess Alice of Hattenberg
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Old Palace
Telegram Map Free Offer To Subscrib ers
A historic notice offers free Telegram Maps to city subscribers who pay arrears and six additional months in advance or opt to pay 25 cents each for six months delivery. Maps are available only at the office, with express shipping at 24 cents.
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Tellgram
Lealing
Aix
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