Paris Walking Contest by New York Dressmakers Draws 1600 Starters
In Paris at the Gardens of Tuilleries, 1600 midinettes from ages 14 to 40 competed a long walk to Naturre amid crowds along the Champs Elysees. The race saw automatic vehicles and cycles pass by as walkers faced hills toward Neuilly, with many dropping out near Nantes. Jeanne Chemnill led the finish under cheers, while dressmakers won many prizes. milliners took the top overall. Ban Kodo is advertised as a remedy for dyspepsia and stomach troubles.
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Herald
Tuilleries
Avenue Des Champs Elysee
Place de la Concord
Neuilly Bridge
Naterre
Mile
Jeanne Chemnll
New York City Election Closing Week Brims With Campaigning
In Greater New York, the final week of the municipal race promises record campaign activity. Thousands will attend meetings across all five boroughs by Saturday midnight. Fusionists plan a citywide push with halls rented south of Fourteenth Street and east of Broadway, while Democrats rally in Brooklyn as the battleground. District Attorney Jerome's continued participation is uncertain due to ill health, as ministers reference the election in Sunday sermons.
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Brooklyn
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Low
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Mul
Long Hermitage Ended by Death in Kentucky Mystery
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on October 26 a Kentucky death ends Andrew Allison’s long hermitage. After twelve years he built a log cabin on a nearby White Haven mountain and never spoke of his secret. Monthly a southbound package carried papers. one held a clue to the mystery, but he left without explanation. Rushville Indiana Ely Bros. ad copy and testimonial letters appear amid the scattered text.
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Wilkesbarre
Kentucky
Alison
White Haven
Accident on W A Headon Collision Between Freights
Atlanta Oct 26 In a terrible head on collision between through freight train No 8 and local freight No 7 of the Western and Atlantic road near Bolton Saturday night Fireman Tom Collum of the through train was killed At least three other crew members were seriously injured Ten cars and both engines were demolished The manner of the firemans death was horrible He was crushed between the tender and engine He died instantly Engineer William Miller was bruised but not seriously hurt
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Atlantic Road
Bolton
Tom Collum
Ufe
Tigert Signal
South Switch
Chattanooga
Freman
William Miller
Cotton market whipsawed by short covering surge
At the New York open on October 26 amid frost reports across the belt and Liverpool firmness, shorts rushed prices higher by 20 to 48 points. October jumps to 10.40, December to 10.28, January 10.25, March 10.20, and May 10.20 before selling pressure trimmed gains.
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Bource
New York
Liverpool
Athens
Reverend Shepherd Resigns Cleveland Pastor to Richmond
Knoxville Tenn Oct 26 Rev G W Shepherd yesterday resigned as pastor of the Baptist church at Cleveland Tenn to accept a call from the Baptist church at Richmond Ky His resignation was accepted Rev A G Kilheffer rector of the Episcopal church at Cleveland has received a call from an Episcopal church at Macon Ga He has it under advisement
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Knoxville
Tenn
The
Baptist Church
Cleveland
Richmond
A. G. Kilheffer
Episcopal Church
Episcopal
Macon
Death on Grand Central tracks as Rooney sought wife
Patrick D Rooney, secretary and treasurer of a large bedding company and principal stockholder, was killed under a passenger train at Grand Central station in New York. He arrived with his wife and child, the family split into different cars. Rooney alighted to find his wife and was crushed. His wife searched for him, unaware he had died, and they returned home with an officer delivering the news.
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New York
Patrick D Rooney
Grand Central Station
Rooney
Situation Not Critical War Talk in Far East Dims
Washington reports from October twenty six indicate officials see no imminent war due to lack of reliable reports from Russia Japan or Corea. Embassies and legations confirm only press clues shape their view. Count Cassini may depart from St. Petersburg next Monday as he returns to Washington. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is promoted as a versatile cure with warnings against counterfeit products.
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Washington
Russia
Japan
Corea
Hanson
Count Caxsint
J. Petersburg
DeWitt
E.O. DeWitt
Southern Interstate hearing on lumber freight rates
The Southern Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings in Atlanta on October 26 1903 to examine complaints by the Southern Yellow Pine Association against the Southern Railway and others over allegedly unjust freight increases on lumber. Testimony focused on the alleged harm to lumber interests. A separate notice promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with a testimonial from Holly Bros. of Long Branch Missouri and local sellers H. R. Palmer & Son and W. J. Smith & Bro.
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Jno. S. Cox
Wake, Ark
W. J. Smith & Bro
H.R Palmer& Son
Chamberlain
Holly Bros., Merchants
Long Branch
H. R. Palmer & Son
Mr Chas A Crane Dies in Atlanta
Yesterday morning Charles Albert Crane died suddenly in Atlanta from heart failure. The 55 year old native of Athens was a University of Georgia 1869 graduate and brother to Rosa Crane and Mrs O P Morton. His remains will be brought to Athens for interment in Oconee Cemetery.
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Athens
Charles Albert Crane
Atlanta
Mr. Crane
J, Rosa Crane
Mra.o. P. Morton
Floyd County
University of Georgia
Crane
Oco
Red Men Tonight At New Wigwam
Oconee Tribe No. 15 Improved Order of Red Men dedicates its new wigwam in Daupre Hall tonight with notable guests and rare addresses including an added talk by Mayor J F Rhodes. All Red Men in the city are invited to attend.
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Daupree Hall
Banner
J. F. Rhodes
Roundup of Brief News Notes From Various Fronts
Yellow fever declines in Laredo Texas. Cornell professor Thurston dies at home. Northern insurgent movement spreads. King Edward appoints Sir Hearty Mortimer Durand ambassador to the United States. John Redmond urges campaign against immigration at Kilarny. Captain Ison Brown arrives at Madeira after a long sea voyage. Denver cruiser fails to complete contract speech off Cape Ann. Light turnout expected in Minneapolis Minnesota state election. not over 15000 votes cast. Trial of Dr J W Jay for killing three children to begin before grand jury. Explosion at Indian Head proving ground kills one black man and injures another. St Petersburg dispatches report anti US and anti England sentiment over perceived Japan sympathy. Eastern Macedonia revolutionaries return to Bulgaria. Sofia streets crowded with them seeking aid. A quip about Mistress Weasley and repetition noted. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for curing colds and preventing pneumonia. available from local suppliers.
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Cape Ann
J. W. Jay
North Carolina
Asheville
Indian Head Proving Ground
St. Petersburg
Russia
United States
England
Japan
Resignation of Pastor A. A. Gammage at Lawn Avenue Baptist
The Lawn Avenue Baptist Church pastor, A A Gammage, resigned at the evening service following a request from the church deacons. Details imply the move came amid internal church discussions and local attendance, with no further public statements given.
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A. A. Gammage
Lawn Avenue Baptist Church
Menelik
Al‘byssinia
Hunt
Suhmedy
York
The Bishop of Prive’s Dinner Gate Prank
Dr Gott earned the sobriquet Dean for Gott after hosting friends for dinner. He proposed a walk through the grounds during a wait, they admired the greenery and entered a garden door. He then appeared and bowed them out, advising a closer homeward route not by the invited path.
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Prive
Gott
An Offensive Cravat at Whistler Studio
A visitor with a letter of introduction meets Whistler. A note identifies the guest by the name Whistler. The guest wears a red necktie that disturbs Whistler’s color scheme. He is made to remove the cravat before any conversation occurs.
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Whistler
Hin
Doctor’s Porous Plaster Ordered For Stomach Ailment
Brannigan questions the doctor’s order for a porous plaster to help a stomach issue as the chemist asks for the specific type. The exchange, quoted by the Catholic Standard and Times, highlights a misunderstanding of medical treatment.
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Brannigand
Brannigan
Catholic Standard Sud Times
A Serious Game and Will Power References
A collection of quips and ads features lines about authors games will power and a pill claim. Notable snippets mention Tommy Taddells, Mr Taddells, Tenpeck, Giles and DeWitt's Little Early Risers with a Lafaytte Indiana user endorsing their lack of griping.
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Tommy
Mr. Taddells
Seth
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Rushvile
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Three Mile Bay
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