Republicans Plan Meetins in Countrys Areas Next Week
Local Republican committees schedule meetings across multiple townships to begin at 1 30 PM from October 22 to November 4. Speakers include Lillie Bentley Pierce Hugher Williams Brandis Haire and Moothorne. Also notes brief local issues from Drayton to Fargo and mail delivery tests in St. Louis and Cabanna.
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Morton Township
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Acme
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W. A. Bentley
Gerald Piere
Alexander Hugher
F. A. Williams
FN. Brandis
John Hairecourt
W. S. Moothorne
S.C. Smitty
Another Strike Threatened in Mexican Railroads
News from San AxroNI0 Texas reports a threatened railway strike in Mexico after American machinists in Mexico City walked out demanding 80 cents more per day from a 4 dollar rate. The dispute spread to employers in San Luis Potosí with machinists, boilermakers, and firemen also quitting work, signaling a broader stoppage amid wage demands.
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Supreme Court Validates Michigan Miner Law Electors by Districts
Oct. 17 reports the United States Supreme Court upholding the Michigan law that elects presidential electors by congressional district. The ruling, by Chief Justice Fuller, finds the Fourteenth Amendment does not bar states from fixing electors by district. Also notes Judge Gresham’s withdrawal from the party and related political commentary.
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Rampaging Elephant Disrupts Lincoln Park Streets
In Chicago on a windy morning, a large elephant broke from its corral in Lincoln Park and charged through streets from Clark to Wisconsin. It toppled a delivery wagon, killed a horse, and endangered pedestrians before keepers lured it back to the park, ending the spree with ropes and a tree restraint.
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Judge Brill Dismisses Case Over Electoral Ticket Printing
Judge Brill ruled the court lacked jurisdiction and dismissed Lewia Wader et al versus Secretary of State Brown seeking order to show cause why the electoral ticket could not be printed as requested by the Democratic state central committee. Tadge Flandran suggested little further action while Lewis Baker argued the matter aims to influence electors. Secretary Brown said he would have preferred court jurisdiction and anticipated action might have been approved.
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Austrian and Russian clash on Galician frontier
Reports from Vienna outline a border engagement between Austrian sentinels and Russian troops near Belrac. A shot killed one Austrian after guards refused to admit Russian emigrants, with bayonet exchanges and eventual Russian retreat. Separately, Pittsburgh area rumors claim Pennsylvania Southwestern System absorbed Terre Haute and Peoria lines, though officials deny the deal. Mrs. Mary B. Lease denies misattributed remarks about party votes, calling the rumored interview false.
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Chicago Fort
FAST TIME THE CITY OF PARIS SETS Atlantic Crossing Record
New York dispatch reports The City of Paris arrived at Sandy Hook lightship just after midnight, completing the 2,742 mile crossing in five days fourteen hours and twenty four minutes, surpassing prior records by over an hour. Crowd in Chicago expected 500000 visitors for dedication events alongside International notices.
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Catholic archbishops meet in New York next Monday
Report of the forthcoming annual meeting of American archbishops in New York City enabled by Archbishop Satolli. Topics include education for about 1,000,000 Catholic children outside parochial schools and the role of secret societies.
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Beaten to Death in California Burglary
An elderly California couple aged 69 and 71 were murdered by a burglar in their home. Neighbors and a son heard cries and found Jose Travelo, an Indian, in the room with the victims. The couple’s heads were beaten, a struggle ensued when the suspect drew a knife, and he was overpowered and bound. An examination suggested the motive was plunder.
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No Danger of an Uprising among Sioux this winter
Indian agent Geurew Wright at Rosebud Agency South Dakota reports no uprising risk among the Sioux this winter. He notes industrious farming, high school attendance, and recently arrested three would be ghost dancers with no trouble since. He believes uprisings are past among the Sioux at least. Politi¢idan Not Wasted. Union Pacific will not let executives engage in politics or hold office. Last week L H Woodmadse George Abbott and W G Reid resigned their state posts at Cheyenne under company guidance.
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Eleven Inning No-Run Tie Between Cleveland and Boston
Cleveland and Boston clubs battled eleven innings without a run before darkness ended the game. Both teams showed strong pitching and control with few hits, Young pitching all eleven innings with no walks.
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