War on the trusts meets at Ohio university visit
National Grange business here amounts to little as resolutions push anti trust measures. Grand Master’s address signals a broad anti trust stance with plans for legislation. A later Iowa anti trust league meeting aims to unite districts and elect local officers to curb trusts.
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Schwerieip
National Grange
Ohio University
Columbus
Ellia
Ohio
Thie
Grange
Das Morris
Anti- Trust League of
Iowa
Verdict for full amount in Lincoln wreck case
A Rock Island Railway suit to recover 5000 for W H Hambell's death was decided in the plaintiff's favor. Hambell rode a pass and signed waivers, yet the jury awarded the full sum, with an appeal planned. The case cited fishplate removal as a contributing factor.
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Rock Island
Hambell
Lincoln
Famseky
Neb
Rock Island Railroad Company
W. H. Hambell
George W. Davis
Cummins forces claim senate and house majorities
A Des Moines conference of Cummins supporters reports 60 votes for Cummins in the next legislature, with 44 House and 16 Senate votes claimed for him, and Gear’s bloc with several doubtful Republicans. Other items note California hospitality to the Fifty-first Iowa regiment and New York congressional backing for Sulzer’s House leadership.
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Des Moines
Berkely
San Francisco
Sulzer
House
New York
New York State
Democratic Club
Amos J. Cummings
William Sulzer
House of Representatives
Earthquakes and events mark busy Cleveland day
Telegrams report Saltram's safety fears after leaving Philadelphia for Havana on Oct 28. At Verona a sharp quake panicked residents. Cleve land Terminal Railway elected John K. Cowen president. Wheat complex events follow, including White House reception for Methodist bishops and wage strikes in Brazil Indiana. Three thousand miners walk out for pay rise. Authorities note postmasters convention focus on postal system internal workings. The U S transport Thomas moves to Manila with the Forty seventh regiment amid cheers from British squadron. A barn fire confession in Fort Wayne recalls a 18 year old tragedy.
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Saltram
Philadelphia
Havana
Cleveland Terminal Railway Company
John K. Cowen
Verona
Italy
Admiral Schley
Clover Club
South American
United States
Postmasters’ Convention
Postal Service
Rusthall
Memorial Hospital
Order of Deaconessea
Washington
Blickensderfer
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
McKinley
White House
Brazil
Ind
American Institute of Architects
Peabody
Boston
Glenn Brown
Henry Wolfer
Minnesota State
Cgeneral O. Moo. Reeve
Thirteenth
Minnesota Volunteers
Wilson
Agricultural Department
New York Cotton Exchange
John R. McLean
Ohio
Cincinnati
Queen City Club
Thomas
Manila
Gibraltar
Fort Wayne
J. F. Mellinger
Mellinger
Charles Suminsky
Threaten to fire on ships near Port Arthur clash report
Orient dispatches say tensions rise over Masampo and Tsushima positions as two Japanese cruisers enter Port Arthur amid Russian warnings. A Russian launch intercepted them with a threat to fire if they did not withdraw. Also noted is the death of G P Greathouse, former US consul general at Kangawa, Seoul.
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Awasla
Japan
Port Arthur
Victonta
B. C
Gulf of
Pe-Chi-Li
G.P. Greathouse
United States
Kangawa
Seoul
Leonids in view and Alaska congressman name listed
A Denver observer reported a meteor shower with photographs taken though counts were lower than expected. Leonids peaked late afternoon with 63 in 15 minutes. Also noted are Chief Buffington's Cherokee message, a new railroad spike ceremony in Marshalltown, and a mob execution in Dexter. An Alaskan congressman candidate from Skagway, John Price, is profiled. a Wyoming murder-suicide by Mrs. Harding is described.
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Denver
University Park
Dean Howe
Leonidas
Buffiington
Taucequan
I. T
Sioux City
Harlan
Marshalltown
Dakota Road
Dexter
William Huff
Bloomfield
Huff
Andrew Melton
Here
Hobart Night Recovery and Train Collision Report
Vice President Hobart rested well after a partial night in Detroit hospital. He ate breakfast and viewed morning papers. News briefs note a head end collision near Pleasure Ridge Park Kentucky injuring several trainmen with no passenger injuries. Telegram items report deaths, industry price increases, boxing plans, and labor arbitration actions.
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Hobart
Paterson
N. J
Louisville
Navy
Pleasure Ridge Park
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Cure for Catarrh
A salesman offers Ely's Great Basin cream balm as a cure for catarrh and cold in the head with a ten cent trial, citing Dr. Ostrum of Chicago as a user. The ad claims no cocaine mercury or injurious drug and notes availability at druggists or by mail from Ely Bros. 56 Warren St. New York City.
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Ely
ELY Bikos
Warren St
Qse Ostrum
Warren Ave
Chicago
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Fast Mail
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Maryetta Cox
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Nebraska City
Major E. B. Hayward
Davenport
Dieson & Santa Fe
Newton
Kan
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Pittsburg
Santa Fe California
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the White Rose
Miss. Purman
Figure Cummins
Herriott
Shaw
Town Dairymwn
Mason City
State Dairy Convention
W. EK. Bordman
Nevada
BE. G. Gyre
Newell
E. W. Daly
Charles City
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Storm Lake
Young Shoup
George Shoup
Woodbury County
Lion Coffee
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Century Cook-Book
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Lion Cafe
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Iowa Cry
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University of Iowa
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Sseripan, Wy
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Lee W. Harding
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Peter Maher
Kid McCoy
Coney Island Sporting Club
Tallon
Dublin
Ireland
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M. P
Parnell Monument Fund
Detroit
Tinois State Board of Arbitration
Fin Guba
J. A. Webb
National Ticket Brokers’ Association
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American Window Glass Company
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