Dr D Rea to Visit Atlantic Iowa Park Hotel Oct 14
Nationally known president of a famed medical institute, Dr D Rea will visit Atlantic Iowa at the Park Hotel for one day on Oct 14. He promises a $50 reward for any case he cannot diagnose in five minutes and offers confidential free consultation. He treats eye ear nose throat lung diseases digestion kidney liver and chronic female ailments with a positive guarantee and claims expertise in deformities cancers and skin conditions.
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Southern Medical Institute
Louisville
Atlantic
Iowa
Park Hotel
Rea
D. Rea
News at the Capital Republicans Knocked Out
Debates limit on the election repeal bill and amendments to Chinese registration law. A proposed Court of Appeals and a western move by Gresham are noted amid Senate conflict over a monetary commission and the repeal bill. Party divisions surface as White, Voorhees, and Peffer clash on procedure and timing.
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Wasu Hington
Peffer
Kan
Platt
Rep
Conn
Senate
Lodge
Hoar
Hill
Stewart
Teller
Monetary Commission
Callinger
N. H
White
Dem
Cal
United States
Democratic Party
Mr. White
Mr. Voorhees
Washington
House Committee On Rules
House
Yeas
Scott
Henry W. Scott
Supreme Court of the
Territory of Oklahoma
Three Amendments in McCreary Substitute for Everett Bill
Washington Sept 22 The house foreign affairs committee devoted its session to McCreary substitute amending the Geary Chinese registration act The proposal extends six months for Chinese residents to obtain residence certificates and register It removes the word white from witnesses definitions and defines laborer to include skilled and unskilled Chinese workers including mining fishing huckstering peddling laundering shell fishing and related activities
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Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
McCreary
Everett
Court of Department Appeals Proposed by Mor gan
A bill by Mr Morgan envisions a court of department appeals to hear appeals from executive departments bureaus or officials. It would have a chief justice and four associates with salaries of 6500 and 6000 respectively. The measure targets long delayed claims and would review adverse or other decisions.
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District Court of Appeals
Land Office
Pension Office
Post Office Department
Washington
Morgan
Executive Department
Court of Department Appeals
Gresham Heads to Chicago and Congdon on Visit
Secretary Gresham departed Washington to make a brief trip visiting Chicago and Congdon, Indiana, with the aim to discuss matters of state during the Sept. 22 period.
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Gresham
Chicago
Washington
Congdon
Ind
Robbers Tell How They Got 70000 From American Express
Hancock Michigan was the scene as detectives closed the case with the $70,000 recovered and three of five conspirators confessing. Robert Hogan and Dominick Hogan led the plot, Jack King the wrestling champion, Jack Butler a seasoned crook, and George La Liberte an ex-railroad stoker. The accused will be produced in Marquette for examination while the money is shown in court as evidence. Cheering rain in Kansas and Archduke Franz Ferdinand's travel from Spokane round out the latest dispatches.
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Cuicano
Big Hancock
Mich
Marquette
American Express Company
Robert Hogan
Dominick Hogan
Jack King
United States
Jack Butler
George la Liberte
Sedalia brewery sold to St. Louis buyer for 15000
The Sedalia brewery was sold by the receivers to Rudolph Schmidt of St. Louis for fifteen thousand dollars. Bought by a St. Louisan in Sepauia, Mo., on September 22.
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Sepauia, Mo
Sedalia
Rudolph Schmidt
St. Louis
Memph is about to change hands and other notes
Memphis Appeal-Avalanche to pass hands. A Scottish bride travels to Birmingham to marry unseen groom. Cherokee Strip settlers flood land offices. Dr Hatten of osteopathy stirs New Haven Missouri. Hooded threats chase a New Orleans murder suspect. Two Chicago cops and a crook in street battle. one cop and the crook die. Hamilton Fish will probate. generosity scarce. Sea islands distress worsens. Edith Train to lead W R C officers. Bloodhounds track Wratten murderers to Birch Bridge Indiana. Whitman kidnapping strains U S Mexico ties. Brazilian rebel leader demands surrender or bombardment. Special train carries 203 Hastings passengers to Chicago. Eliza Porter 101 dies in Oak Mills Kansas. Porter born in Virginia. tied to Washington relatives.
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Memphis
Scotland
Birmingham
Ala
Cherokee Strip
Luther Walbridge
Walbridge
St. Louis
Decatur
Ills
New Haven
Hatten
Estopinal
New Orleans
Chicago
Hamilton Fish
South Carolina
Edith Train
Fort Dodge
Wratten
Birch Bridge
Dubois County
Indiana
Mexico
Whitman
Springfield
Admiral Mellos
Rio de Janeiro
Northwestern
Hastings
Neb
York
David City
Fremont
Eliza Porter
Oak Mills
Kan
Porter
Virginia
George Washington
Rothwell brothers caught in act of shipping cattle
Lincoln dispatch from Niobrara Knox county reports the Rothwell brothers two prominent feeders and shippers led a gang that has terrorized the region for over a year. They were interrupted loading a carload of steers belonging to Nels Nelson from Creighton. Jake Boom confesses a long string of cattle thefts and shipments. Sheriff Crockett has sworn in deputies chasing Jim and Sam Rothwell Charles Stewart and Joe Walker amid rising farmer unrest.
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Lincoln
Niobrara
Knox County
Rothwell Brothers
Creighton
Nels Nelson
Jake Boom
Sheriff Crockett
Jim
Sam Rothwell
Charles Stewart
Joe Walker
Gas Explosion Kills Five at Lehigh Wilkesbarre Mine
A gas explosion at Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal company’s Lance collier No 11 caused five deaths and five serious injuries. Victims include David M Jones William Jones John Flanagan Owen P Jones and Joshua Golightly. Golightly entered a gas pocket with a naked lamp. others died from flying debris.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
David M. Jones
William Jones
John Flanagan
Owen P. Jones
Joshua Golightly
Plymouth
Golightly
Mitchell bank assets show improvement amid losses
In Milwaukee the Mitchell bank reports assets improved with uncertain loans at 685000 and capital plus surplus near 546000, aiming at about one million total with deficits guaranteed by stockholders. Secretary Osborne convicted in Topeka libel case. Thomas S. Collier dies suddenly in New London. Benjamin Mitchell accepts gubernatorial nomination. Wisconsin soaked by rain easing forest fires. Mayor Trout of Roanoke injures foot and will not be interviewed in Lynchburg.
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Mitchell Bank
Mayor Trout
Lynchburg
Lyncapore
Roanoke
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