Ex-Treasurer Haskell Plans Suit Against Hearst
The former Democratic national committee treasurer prepares a $500,000 damages suit against William Randolph Hearst. Papers list possible courts in New York Oklahoma or Denver with Hearst to be in Denver Wednesday for filing.
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Guthrie
Okla
Democratic’ National Committee
Will'am Randolph Hearst
Haskel
New York
Hearst
Oklahoma
Haskell
Denver
Bible Published in 412 Languages Worldwide
The British and Foreign Bible Society reports progress publishing scriptures in 412 languages. In the past year 5,688,381 volumes were issued, including 864,247 complete Bibles and 1,136,565 New Testaments, distributed by colporteurs with many adventures.
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London
British and Foreign Bible Society
Lengua
Chaco
Uganda
Sindh
Duel Over Insult To Dead King Ends In Wounding Duelists
In Budapest on Sept 28 Doctor Arkay and Doctor Benedek dueled over a remark describing King Stephen of Hungary as an old fool and a thief. Arkay was severely wounded in the head by a Turkish sabre, while Benedek and the deputy who uttered the insult were central to the incident.
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Berlin
Prince Eitel Frederich
Prussia
Lfe
Eitel Frederick
Budapest
Arkay
Benedek
Stephen
Hungary
Seven Drown After Pleasure Launch Sinks in Chicago
A party of eight aboard a pleasure launch sank after striking a railroad bridge support on the Chlumet river at 126th street South Chicago. Seven men drowned. Albert Westgren, owner of the launch, swam ashore and was arrested. He knew only John Frick, his brother in law.
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Chicago
Chlumet
126Th Street
Albert Westgren
Westgren
John Frick
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold Story
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana describes suffering through a summer cold and hay fever last year. He says doctor prescriptions failed and medicines worsened his symptoms until Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package cured him and his wife found the product effective as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
A. BE. Roedel
Elks Special Train to Douglas for State Fair
Excursion committee reports all sleeping car reservations for the Elks special train from Cheyenne to Douglas are sold. Those with reservations must obtain their railroad tickets now. no unbooked passengers will be admitted. Also advertises Wood's Liver Medicine and a New York counts in pints and quarts at Palmer's Cafe.
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Cheyenne
Douglas
New York
Palmer's Cafe
May abolish all western reduced rates
Rail executives push to end low or reduced fares after January 1, 1909, with nearly all Western Passenger Association railroads approving the plan. The move aims to slow colonization of the western country by restricting cheaper travel options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Weslern Passenger Association
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Ault
E. R. Breisch
Hynd’s
Metropole Stables
Saakak Hoffman
Nteen and
O Neil Ariete
H. W. Sheldon
Isze Ferguson
Cheyenne, Wyo
Cook Bros. G
Rock Springs
Kemmerer Hanna Maitland
Louisville
16Th
Capitol Ave
Ini Cianya
J. C. Foley
Prop
J.J. Astle
Prop. Cor
Eddy Phong
Prince
WRB
den Trees
Hall
Cireculara
J. Cheney & Eo
Toledo
Drugeists
ELKS
Doug
Wood
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
A. EB. Roedel
Northwest Corner
Eddy and
Teenth Streets
Fred Bohnstedt
King's
Murchison Jewelry Company
Stai Theater
Coriith
Central Ave
Swift
Kelley Mercantile Company
Union Mercantile Company
Capitol Grocery Company
Johnston Fye & la Pash
Swift & Company
U.S. A
Stock Growers National
Bank Cheyenne
Wyoming
U. S Government
E. R. Tarry
Omaha
F. H. Gilcrest Lumber Co
Fisher
Ferguson
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