Typhoon Delays US Fleet Arrival at Yokohama
A storm offshore from the Philippine group delayed the American battleship fleet reaching Yokohama until October 18. One sailor drowned as heavy seas battered ships. the Connecticut reported the gale began October 12 and continued to October 13. Dispatches note only minor damage and that the fleet would reach Yokohama by October 18.
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Yokohama
Istana
Laan
Associated Press
Tokio
ConNecticut
Shimonez
Tekia
Oman
Saitu
Sperry
Jim
Fire destroys Rock Island yard complex causing losses
Blaze at Rock Island yards last Priday night caused about 540 600 damage to the Rock Island Lumber and Sash and Door works. Flames swept ten acres destroying twenty million feet of lumber and two saw mills. Main line ties burned and rail traffic disrupted on several lines. Telegraph and power services were disrupted for hours.
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Tumber Company
Rock Island
Rock Tskerted Lapnaber Company
Steck Islamd Sash and Door Works
Ravk Ista
Chicate
Paville
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
Fire Tragedy In Northern Michigan Leaves Many Dead
Dispatch from Milieeslarg reports northern Michigan fires kill fifteen people including women and children. A fireman Arthur Lee reportedly boiled to death while seeking safety in a water tank aboard a locomotive.
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Michigan
Milieeslarg
Rowreek
Wei
Guandala
Arthur Lee
Bank Closure Report on Union National Bank Summerville
A telegram to the federal controller said Union National Bank of Summerville Pa has been closed by Bank Examiner John T Cunningham. The bank, with 50 000 capital, is said to hold a large amount of doubtful paper, justifying its suspension.
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Pennnsylvania Bank
Freon
John T. Cunninginin
Union National Bank
Summerville
Astral Arrives in New York After Hurricane Encounter
The weather-beaten ship Astral, leaving Isultimaore for San Francisco with 5,000 tons of coal for the U.S. government, reached New York in tow after a three day hurricane on Oct. 4 near Sea Girt Curr. Dunn reports.
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Astral
Isultimaore
San Francisco
United States
New York
Sea Girt
Dunn
New Candidate in the Field for President
Sidney Soppan of Atlanta ta. seeks the Liberal party nomination with campaign manager W C C Moore. He began a westward tour around the central region on Friday to promote his bid.
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Sidney @ Soppan
Atlanta
Liberal Party
W. C C. Moore
Central West
Sioux City Live Stock Market Prices
Friday quotations in the Sioux City live stock market list Top Reeves at 4.25 dollars and Tophogy at 6.66 dollars. Christian Science Daily announces an open daily paper by the Christian Science Publishing Society with a planned name and date of launch.
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Sioux @iy
Sioux City
Top Reeves
Tophogy
Christian Science Daily
The
Christian Science Sentinel
Bolton
Man
Christian Science Publicing Society
Christian Betace Monktaur
WAR FOR BALLOT IN COURT IN NY SUFFRAGE TEST
New York suffrage leaders sue to compel the bureau of elections to show cause why a writ of mandamus should not issue to place Mrs Julia Seton Sears on the voters register. Sears, refused registration, had voted in Colorado and is urged as a test case by Mary Coleman and Cullen.
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New York
Mary Coleman
Membeer
Bhanehard
Supreme Court
Bureau of Elections
Julia Seton Sears
Sears
Miss Cullen
Colorado
Miss Coleman
Chinese and Japanese Hostilities Escalate in Korea
Clash between Chinese and Japanese troops in Kantao northern Korea leaves several dead or wounded. Chinese war office resists pursuit of a detachment said to be aggressors. Japan protests to Pekin as frontier tensions rise and peace in China and Japan appears at risk.
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China
Japan
Kantao
Korea
Chinese War Office
Japanese Foreign Office
Pekin
Lost in North Sea as airship Bushley sinks in race
Berlin reports a German balloon Bushley downs in the North Sea on Wednesday while four balloons started a Sunday international race. Two men aboard were rescued by a passing steamer, while two airships remain missing after three days without word.
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NaHeen Beshley
Berlin
Bushley
North Sea
Fulteen
AML
Ima
Honduran Minister Recall Announced Across Washington
The recall of Dr. Angel Ugarte of Honduras was announced Thursday after he met with Secretary Root and said he had been relieved and would proceed to Mexico to represent his country there. Dr. Lazo Arriagat, brother of a former Guatemalan minister to the United States, will succeed him.
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Angel Ugarte
Honduras
United States
Root
Mexico
Lazo Arriagat
To Send Racers Abroad
Jamies R. Keene of New York announced plans to ship Colin the champion American racehorse and 9 other horses to England. The 4 year old colt has won 16 races in his first turf season and will be joined by unbeaten England bound I oot and other prospects in a ten horse shipment.
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Jamies R. Keene
New York
Decidua
America
Colin
England
I Oot
Keene
Caithomen Appropriates 50000 For Hereford Breed Efforts
At Ames City on Thursday the American Hereford Breeders Association allocated fifty thousand dollars to promote the Hereford breed in the United States. A three member board was appointed to spend the funds as they see fit.
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Amsas City
American Herefordatte Breeders’ Association
United States
National American Woman's Suffrage Association Meets in Buffalo
Delegates gather in Buffalo New York for the fortieth annual convention of the National American Woman's Suffrage Association. The mood blends advocacy with conservative currents while remaining unswervingly loyal to suffrage aims.
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Buffalo
N.Y
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Mann Indicted in Chicago for Mrs Frances Thompson Murder
An indictment was returned by the grand jury against Luman C. Mann for the murder of Mrs. Frances Thompson in Chicago. Mann surrendered to authorities after the indictment was handed down Thursday.
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Luman C. Mann
Frances 3. Thompson
Chicago
Mann
Grain Dealers Conclude Twelfth Annual Convention in St Louis
The twelfth annual session of the National Grain Dealers association opened in St Louis with about 1,000 delegates in attendance for the Grain Men convention.
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National Grain Dealers’ Association
St. Loauvis
Fleet Off Japan's Coast Sighting Near Kinghu Point
A U S battleship group departed Manila on October 10 and has been seen maneuvering southeast of Kinghu Point at the southern tip of Japan, continuing toward Yokohama.
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Japan
Manila
Yokohama
Kinghu
Six Die in Ingleside Lime Quarry Blast
Six persons were instantly killed and twenty one others injured by a dynamite explosion at the Ingleside lime quarry sixteen miles northwest of Port Collins County. Local authorities investigated the blast and the injured were taken to nearby facilities for treatment.
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Ingleside
Iilee Porthweet
Port Collins
Cotu
Forest Fires Reignite Across Regions
Reports indicate renewed wildfires in multiple forests as spring winds spread flames. Fire crews battle growing blazes near several towns, testing regional response measures and prompting evacuations where containment remains challenging.
Roosevelt addresses railroad delegates at national meeting
A Washington D C session of the National Railway Association heard reports on signaling, rubber insulation and standard design. President Roosevelt welcomed delegates from various rails and lauded railroad workers for nerve, hardihood, obedience, and leadership. The Society of Railway Financial Officers also met to discuss wage methods and drafts.
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Tiouse
National Railway Association
Washington
D. CL
Roosevelt
Tre
Brotherhood of
Tocomotive Firemen
Hardihead
Society of Railway Financial Officers
United States
Pushing Work in Panama
J H Collins returns from a fourteen month canal zone inquiry into canal commission official allegations en route to Washington to file a report. He cites record wages sent to workers, overall good health, and a decline in gambling and drinking with saloons and gambling houses closing in Colon and Panama.
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HH. Collins
Canal
Canal Commission
J. H. Collins
Cofon
Washington
Collins
Colon
Tanama
Sioux Leader Henry Standing Bear Faces Bigamy Arraignment
In New York court Henry Standing Bear a Carlisle School graduate and Sioux man is charged with bigamy. Mazel M Ajorun of St Louis says she married him in May and later found he already had a Sioux wife and three children in Dinétah. A hearing is set for the coming Wednesday.
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Standing Bear
South Dakota
Henry Standing Bear
Carlisle
New York
Mazel M. Ajorun
SG Louis
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Miss Moran
Dear
Kaust
London
Crystal Palace
Moran
Bear
Dine Tree
Girl attacked near Concord in hate-crime style assault
Witnesses say a 16 year old girl was assaulted by a Black suspect near Concord North Carolina. A mob of about 100 citizens formed and captured the suspect within an hour after the crime.
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Pearl ‘Pucker
Concord
N.C
de Negro
First Volunteer Dead in Washington Union Army
Charles Franklin Rand, the first volunteer to enlist after Lincoln's call and the first soldier awarded a Congressional Medal of Honor for bravery, has died in Washington DC at age 70.
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Chas
Franklin Rand
Lincoln
Solier
Congress
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt to Sit for Harvard Class Portrait by DeCamp
President Roosevelt met artist Jose DeCamp on Wednesday and arranged multiple sittings for a portrait of the president. The Harvard class of 1880, from which Roosevelt graduated, will feature the finished painting.
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Roosevelt
Jose DeCamp
Mr. DeCamp
Harvard
Bomb Thrown Into Taxi Garage Shocks New York
A bomb exploded early Wednesday in an enclosure on Eighth Avenue in New York injuring or shocking residents. The blast struck 250 New York Taxicab Company vehicles, triggering extensive alarm and damaging nearby buildings.
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New York
Eighth Avenue
Robber Killed in a Baile in Sapty Tex Fight
In Sapty Texas a clash between officers and robbers from Gordon leaves one bandit dead and another wounded after a robbery spree across several Gordon stores. The confrontation involved a posse of officers pursuing the suspects.
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Sapty
Tex
Gordon
Indians Freed as Federal Judge Rules School Attendance Force Illegal
In a habeas corpus ruling at Cedar Rapids, Judge Reed said the Sac and Fox Indian agent at Tama exceeded authority by jailing Tama Indians who refused to send children to school. The Indians were released, with a written opinion to follow.
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Chitren
Cedar Rapids
Tierd
Convicted of Bigamy in LeMars Court
H W Van Velson found guilty of bigamy in Plymouth County District Court LeMars after a half day trial. He married Dec 24 1882 to one wife and Oct 1 1907 to Mrs Tda Henderson of Kingsley. Both wives fainted in court as verdict delivered. sentencing set for next week.
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LeMars Court
H.W. van Velson
Tiymouth
LeMars
van Velson
Melvin
Cherokee
Tda Henderson
Kingsley
Correctionville
Henderson
Valentine
Neb
Minos
Daughters of Revolution Set Sioux City Convention
The Daughters of the American Revolution will hold their next state convention in Sioux City in October 1909. At Fort Dodge the delegates elected officers including Mrs. Harriet Lake Independence as regent Morr A Merritt Green Marshalltown as vice regent Mrs Julian Richards Waterloo as state secretary Mrs Tamin Rohs Dubuque as state treasurer Mrs Watson Miller Des Moines as state historian Mrs Hoa Shaupp Fort Dodge as state historian.
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Daughters of Revolution
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Harriet Lake
Independence
Merritt Green
Mirshalltown
Julian Richards
Waterloo
Tainin Rohs
Dubuque
Bondsmen Seek Olson in Bucket Shop Case
Des Moines detectives pursue Olson, indicted for operating a bucket shop. Olson left for St Louis with his family while bondsmen who signed $2,000 bail hire detectives to locate him.
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Des Moines
Olson
Olsen
St. Louis
Merchants Stock and Grain Company
Child Killed as Runaway Horse Tackles School Near New Hartford
Miss Myra Morton teaches a rural school and rode with Exine Hawk when the horse bolted. Both were thrown. the pupil Exine Hawk died after being hurled against a tree. Morton was unconscious for hours but expected to recover. In a separate note, Cres ton county treasurer faced questions over security for funds with only personal notes from local presidents and a $1,000 penalty for noncompliance.
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Myra Mortom
New Hartford
Exine Hawk
Creston
Board of Supervisors
Arm Slashed By Explosion At Mason City Hub Bottling Works
An explosion at the Hub Bottling Works in Mason City injured Foo Cibuzn, an employee, nearly tearing his arm apart under 74 pounds of pressure. The force knocked him down and caused severe lacerations exposing bone. Officers Ted Meu leet and others observed the aftermath. The text also notes election results for Town City officers including E. G. O'Brien and W. B. Keffer.
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Foo Cibuzn
Hub
Mason City
Decision Keeps Modern Brotherhood of America HQ in Mason City
A Davenport session of the Modern Brotherhood of America voted to retain the order's national headquarters in Mason City, confirming the location amid organizational discussions.
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Mason City
Davenport
Modern Brotherhood of America
Order
Banker Charged with Unsury Involving First National Bank
Charges allege the banker paid or was compelled to pay six thousand six hundred ninety seven dollars in usurious interest in business dealings with the First National Bank of Coune'l Blutte and its president Brovat E Hart.
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First National Bank of Coune
L Blutte
Brovat
E. Hart
Gre Gilbert
Woman Confesses to Child Custody Plight In Sioux City
In Sioux City a young mother tearfully admits she is the mother of a child given to another. The case, sparked by suspicions around Miss Bielski, ends with the child sent to the Perence Crittenton home and the mother leaving with the other child.
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Boles Nation
Sioux City
Mia
Igt Roberts
South Dakota
Miss Bielski
Man and Girl Shot in Suspected Murder Plot
Barry Bright age 24 and Listher Cook age 15 of Shenandoah lie unconscious after a Tuesday evening shooting at Bright's home. Neighbors heard shots around 8, doors were locked, officers forced entry, both victims injured. Esther Cook was to testify against Bright and his sister for enticement of a former sweetheart. jealousy over Bright's attentions is suspected to have sparked the incident.
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Barry Bright
Listher Cook
Shenandoah
Lebus Bright
Conway
Esther Cook
Bright
Mother Cook
Cook
Interurban Promoters Visit Sioux City to Plan Survey
A Des Moines to Sioux City Interurban team arrived in Sioux City at 10 am on Wednesday after auto travel along the proposed Des Moines and Sioux City Railway route. Officers J. P. O Malley, J. R. Doran, E. D. Carter, J. W. Russell, and M. I. Mitler expressed confidence and announced plans to send a surveying crew to resume construction along the route.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Des Moines and
Sioux City Railway Company
J. P. O'Malley
Perry
J. R. Doran
Beaver
E. D. Carter
Lerkley
J. W. Russell
Adell
M. I. Mitler
William Dixon Insanity Ruling In Waterloo Case
A Waterloo jury found William Dixon, 22, insane after one minute of deliberation on a forged instrument charge. Dixon had pleaded guilty, became insane after fears of abandonment by his bride, and is to be committed to the Anamosa department for the criminal insane.
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Waterloo
Willam Dixon
Dixon
Department For the Criminal Insane
Anamosa
Noted Iowa Doctor on Trial for Adultery in Newton
Dr. Perry Engle a prominent central Iowa physician and former state senator, aged over 70, stands trial in Newton for adultery with Mary MacMannas, a 34 year old domestic. The arrest is attributed to his wife.
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Perry Engle
Central
Iowa
Newton
Mary MacMannas
Engle
Death by Own Action Shocks Piot Mound Resident
Charles G Bard a meat market proprietor in Piot Mound is found dead from drinking carhalic acid in a barn after facing reported financial troubles. The tragedy unsettles the town.
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Piot Mound
Charles G. Bard
Alfred Paul Sentenced for Extortion Plot Involving Banker Threats
Alfred Paul, author of a so called Stinck Hand letter to Avo Smith, was convicted of attempted extortion against bankers. He faces a penitentiary term with an indeterminate sentence.
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Alfred Paul
Stinck
Avo. Smith
A Ciiion
UV CHICAGO Trade Development Review Highlights
BR. G.pin & Co report on trade development stressing encouragement for a broad merchandising movement. The piece notes lower freight and rising live stock arrivals, reduced store stocks, and hopeful cash grain markets. Manufacturing activity in steel, oil foundries, farm implements, and electric appliances shows momentum amid political trepidation. Bank clearings total 237347.38, with district failures rising to twenty seven.
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Chicago
BR. G.pin & Co
Trade reports hint at improvement amid harvest season
New York reports irregular trade with weather and election factors influencing markets. Farmers harvests calm activity while heavy marketing may boost collections in certain regions. Canadian business failures for the week ending Oct 30 show declines from prior weeks.
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New York
Canada
Street
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E.G. O’brien
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