Tschaikowsky Free at Last After Year Imprisonment
Nicholas Tetcaikovsky, an aged Russian patriot, was released in St. Petersburg after nearly a year in prison. A fund raised in England to cover the required ransom for his release was received and deposited in the Imperial Bank. He was taken from custody to gendarmerie headquarters and set at liberty once formalities were completed.
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Ball
England
Imperial Bank
St. Petersburg
Nicholas Tetcaikovsky
Terhaikoveky
Russian Duma Debates Balkans Situation in Russia
Petrograd dispatch reports the Russian Duma opening its third session in the Palace of the Senate. Debates focus on Balkan affairs with M. Maklokedi attacking the government over Austria-Hungary's annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina as a national issue and censorship concerns.
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Balkans
Petroburg
Empire
Twuride
M. Maklokedi
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
External remedy for eczema promotes skin cure claim
The ad asserts roucain is a skin disease cured by skin treatment and blood is unaffected. It alleges millions suffer skin disease yet remain healthy, dismisses Ameury salves, and promotes D. D. D. Prescription as rapidly stopping itching. It cites Hekert & Walls of Barre Vermont endorsing the combo with this treatment.
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D. Bowp
Hekert & Walls
Barre
Boyce's Ideal Bread Gains Popularity in Barre
The bakery reports rising sales of Boyce's Ideal Bread praised for taste, wholesome quality, and consistency. Each 10 loaf comes with 3 Cheeks given with every separate loaf. Paris Buns remain dainty and inviting at 10c per dozen.
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Barre
Gridiron Battle Vermont Beats Norwich In Grueling Showdown
Vermont defeats Norwich 6 to 5 after a hard fought contest with multiple lead changes. Key moments include Norwhich touchdowns through a trick play Reid to Adam and strong Vermont drives, while Buckmiller and Reid exchange kicks and punts, with penalties and sustained defense shaping the outcome.
Campaign at Its Height in New York Presidential Rally
Two leading candidates fill Madison Square Garden and cities across New York as the national campaign peaks. Taft arrives in New York for a day of meetings crowned by a large Madison Square rally with Governor Hughes, while Bryan tours upstate before returning to Troy for a mass meeting. Other major figures and party speakers canvass the nation, signaling a high point in the presidential contest.
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New York City
New York Ie
Tohn W. Kern
Indiana
Hispen
Trideon River
New York
Troy
Metropolis
Taft
Tim
Wear Street
Farm
Madison Square Hierden
Mr. Taft
Manhattan
Hughes
Madison Square
William J. Bryan
Tarretown
Ossining
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Advised by Well Informed
The Well-Informed World seeks a simple, effective laxative. California Fig Syrup Co. offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, sold by leading druggists in New York at fifty cents per bottle, touted for gentle, reliable results.
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Senna
California
California Fig Syrup Co
RIDDERS GIVE 37000 DOLLAR CONTRIBUTIONS REPORTED
New York October 22 One of the antlers of William Jennings Bryan Democrat candidate for the presidency was that no contribution for mere men should be received from any one man. Yesterday it was announced that the following contributions had been received Herman Widder treasurer of the Democratic national committee.
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New York
Merman Bichler O
Hughes Picked to Win Albany Helps Predict Shift
A Albany broker reports 10000 was sent to back Governor Hughes with even money odds. A local restaurant owner adds 7000 to Hughes bets, while Chanier money grows as Maghosi gains attention. The sentiment flip reflects a notable betting market shift in Albany.
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Albany
Hughes
Tim
Jersey City
LdenteGov
Mitchell Avoids Politics in Mine Workers Letter
Pittsburg Got. 2 John Mitchell former United Mine Workers resident sends letter to John J. Oates labor leader. He condemns or praises political alignments, asserts harmony with the American Federation Labor program, favors adoption of trade unions and friends of trade principals regardless of political affiliation.
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Pittsburg
John Mitchell
United Mine Worker
John J. Oates
Capauers
Ian Poly
Gempers
American Federation
Friends of Trade Pripaleta
President's letter upheld in Taft record dispute
Washington October 20 President Roore cit yesterday released a long letter from Samuel Ti Donnelly secretary of the general arbitration board of the New York building trades in which Donnelly upholds the president in his presentation of the Taft record as set forth by him in a letter to PL H Grace of Binghamton New York recently.
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Washington
Samuel Ti. Donnelly
General Arbitration Board
New York Building Trades
Donnelly
Taft
PL H. Grace
Binghamton
Discontent in New Hampshire favors Garr in governor race
Report from Berlin New Hampshire shows Republican discontent across the state and plan to transfer support to Clarence E Garr the Democratic candidate for governor. Voters complain about government neglect and expenditures with specific grievances over Coos county spending and limited local improvements.
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Berlin
N. TL
New Hampshire
Clarence E. Garr
Carr
Fason
Negiet
Mayd
Coos County
Britain Honors Wrights In Acro Club Medal
Tonden Ontario reports the Bellieh Acro club awards a gold medal to the Wright brothers for their remarkable achievements in aviation.
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Britain
Wrights
the Aero Club
Tonden
Ont
Bellieh Acro Club
Wright Brothers
Morse Must Stand Alone In Bank Trial Testimony
Alfred M. Curtis, former president of the National Bank of North America, testified about weekly bank reports and loans including Whiting loans. He said Morse paid $296,000 with a personal check, earning the bank a $30,800 profit, while Curtis claimed the stock and profits were Morse’s, not the bank’s.
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New York
Alfred M. Curtle
National Bank of North America
Changalnathin
Charles W. Morsé
Mr. Olcott
Curtie
Arty Stimson
Judge Hough
Curtis
Hart
Moree
Whitney
Commission
More
Dobn J H. Flagher
Morse
Night Riders Edged Toward Confession in Obion County
Samburg Tennessee October 20 authorities hold about forty men in custody linked to night rider violence. Garrett Johnson, held at Camp Nemo, may reveal crucial details about the killings of Capt Rankin and John Cochran. The confession of Tid Burton shocks Union City and Tiptonville reports claim up to 300 men tied to attacks including whipping women. Officials say oaths taken by night riders have been broken and remain unrevealed.
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Samburg
Tenn
Camp Nemo
Garrett Johnson
Johnson
Tid” Burton
Union City
Rankin
John F. Cochran
Jake
Night Rider
Tiptonville
Frurton
Obion Ecount
Hs Born
Man Fires Five Shots In Brunswick Home
Leonce Ouellette fired five bullets from a new 34 calibre revolver at Mr. and Mrs. Lachapelle in Brunswick. The couple awakened and dodged behind furniture as Ouellette fought them, with neighbors and constables intervening to restrain him. The incident occurred on Main Street near Patience Street, tied to Ouellette’s family ties and a recent marriage in the clan.
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Brunawick
Leonce Ouellette
Ouellette
Laeiaprlle
Outette
Ani
New York Woman Robbed of Gems in Cab
New York woman Myre J Petrie, staying at a San Francisco hotel, was robbed Tuesday night in Larkin Street area. A satchel she carried contained eleven diamond rings, 340 in cash, a diamond bracelet, and other jewelry valued at 1700, taken from under her arm during a parcel delivery.
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San Francisco
Myre
Extradition Bid Fails In Pouren Case In New York
A U S court judge denied freeing Russian refugee Jan Janos Pouren without further hearings. Congressman Herbert Parsons argued to vacate the second warrant used by Russia, contending no secretary of state certificate was issued per the treaty. Judge Holt sent Pouren to United States Commissioner Samuel Hitchcock to continue extradition proceedings.
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New York
Jan Janos Pouren
Toeeday Shina
Haly
United States
Herbert Parsons
Pouren
Washington
Russia
Holt
Pouren Quatter
Samuel Hitcheesk
Hitchcock
Fleeced Classmates in Chicago Man Arrested for Swindle
Chicago report says 300 year old Cornell graduate and Elmira merchant son of late L A Humphrey was arrested on a charge of fleecing former classmates with forged checks. Police allege he swindled old college chums in Chicago and other western cities out of more than 5000 since he left college. A complainant says he tried to pass a $25 bad check. Humphrey denies the charges citing his mother’s death and money owed to him.
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Chicago
F. B. Humphrey
Cornell University
Elas
Mowne
Worldleas
Humphrey
L. A. Hamphrey
Elmira
N. Y
Ile
Hemi
Delta Upsilon
Old College
West
Horne P. Sailor
Ohio
Dr Leonhardt Hem Rod Piles Cure Guarantee Card
Broad statement claims Dr Leonhardt Hem Rod internal tablet cure for piles. Product guarantees relief with a six month treatment package. Message lists Rickert Wells 160 Pine and Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo NY as contacts.
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Leonberdt
Leonhardt
Rickert & Wells
Prine
Court Takes Car Lines in Cleveland Rail Case
Goveland Oct 20 The Central Trust Company of New York as trustee for bondholders filed a federal suit against the Municipal company operating Cleveland street rail lines. Judge Taylor of the federal court ordered the car lines tied up except as needed for wage payments. The trust holds a $4 276 000 mortgage on the property tied to the old franchise chaos. The action aims to stabilize service while conflicting interests seek rights to the franchise and property. The hearing is set for next Monday.
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Goveland
Central Trust Company of New York
Cleveland Railway Company
Loviver
Municipe ‘Rdetion Company
Tion
Mauge Taylor
Federal Court
Menicipal
Central Trust Company of
New York
Elmo
Arw
Enid
Stoves at Reynolds & Son's Parade New Variety
Reynolds and Son's offers Glenwood stoves with scientific drafts that draw without blowing and produce heat with no smoke. The display covers the stove line from kitchen cookers to parlor heaters, featuring only Glenwoods.
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Reynolds & Son's
Reynolds & Son
Glenwoods
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Adams
Pierre
Norwich
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Harney
Reid
Adama
Damon
Slavin
Reed
Merceron Vermont
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Sewen
Pierce
Carswell
Carpenter
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Hawley
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Campbell Devareeer Ib
Burleigh
Radman
Hickman
Colo Aime
N. U
Gen. Sheridan
Ellen
Marion
Joe
Philadelphia Ledger
Alriinkin
W. Groves
True
OR. J. F. True & CO
Auburn
Consolidated Lichting CO
Vermont Light & Power Co
No. Mate Street
Enor
Ridders
Herman
Sons
Mitchell
Emilie Co., Florists
Main St
Raere, FE
Bank
Lachapelle and
Wife
Perfection
Eleaewanmert
Ees Arandy
Aly Peg
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
PF. B. Humphrey
Cleveland
Tpt. & Son Hardware, Ane & Mill Supplies
FURS
Israel Schwortz Fate Striet - S . Mentpelior
Cambridge
Castleton
Randolph
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
East Montpelier Road
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