Man Chases Fox Terrier Along Bronx Park Tracks
A crowd watched as a ticket agent George S. Weber chased a fox terrier along elevated tracks from Freeman Street to Simpson Street. The dog was killed when struck by a northbound train near Freeman Street station, injuring a bystander. Weber barely escaped the same fate.
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Brooklyn
Freeman Street
Bronx Park
George S. Weber
Weber
Simpson Street
Tremont Ataton
Twelve-year-old Edna Walther Leads Ballot Signatures
In Brooklyn a girl in a blue bow demanded which men would vote for women and eight promised in writing. Edna Walther, aged twelve, collected signatures at the Woman Suffrage party HQ, signaling a possible future turnout event with her role as chair girl.
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Brooklyn
Hotel Normandie
Ned
Twenty-seventh Assembly District
Woman Suffrage Party
O. H. P. Belmont
Edna Walther
New Theatre
Patricia Collins
Edna
A Generous Offer For Blood-Making Tonic Buyers
In Cheyenne A. Be. Roedel advertises Vinci cod liver and iron tonic promising a full refund if it fails to build strength and health. The offer targets elderly, frail, convalescent, and chronically ill customers, inviting them to try the bottle with risk on the seller. Local store guarantees no risk to buyers.
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Vinci
A. BE. Roedel
Cheyenne
Two Robberies Reported in City Business District
Two robberies occurred after nightfall and before daylight yesterday in the city business district. The Astle saloon at Sixteenth and Thames Streets and the Telephone Building booth at Seventeenth Street and Capitol Avenue were broken into. a shoe repair shop on Eddy Street was also entered. Stamps were taken in two cases. the Telephone booth had its phone torn from fittings and a money box opened with few dollars missing.
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Astle
Sixteenth and
Thames Streets
Seventeenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Karranger
Eddy Street
Destruction of Alameda de Paula Fountain Shaft in Havana
Havana reports the hurricane toppled the marble shaft of the Alameda de Paula fountain breaking the column after eighty years of exposure. Debris scattered across the square as the Castillian lion-ornamented shaft lay in fragments.
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Havana
Cuba
Alameda de Paula
Wyoming irrigation scheme tied to 20 million profit claim
Public Affairs accuses the state machine of shielding a land and water grab at Pig Wind River. It cites State Engineer Johnston’s figures showing reclamation costs at 3.47 per acre and a claimed profit near 19.7 million, with a further 5 million projected, branding it a public plunder scheme backed by political power.
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Joy Morton
Wyoming Kingdom
Johnston
Joy Morton & Co
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
Carey and Prosperity in Wyoming Reform Drive
The Laramie Boomerang extols Wyoming resources from coal and iron to oil, asbestos, water power, and land for settlement. It argues political bosses and corporate influence have stifled growth and calls Judge Carey the leader to end machine politics and deliver progress and prosperity for the state.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Great Mountain West
Lake
United States Geological Survey
Uinta
Crook County
Charaoter Castle
Mountain States
Judge Carey
Carey
Republican machine in death throes in Wyoming campaign
A harsh critique accuses the Wyoming Republican machine of lavish spending and manipulation. It notes newspaper defections to the Sheridan convention ticket and questions high priced advertising in Denver papers. The piece foresees the machine's collapse as public support erodes.
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Republican Machine Publicity Bureau
Machine
Machine Gang
Judge Carey
Cody Enterprise
Sundance Monitor
Carey
Wyoming
Republican Machine
Rawlins Convention
Sheridan Post
Douglas Enterprize
Meeteetse News
Encampment Herald
Riverton News
Green River Star
Afton Independent
Centennial Post
Park County Enterprise
Jackson Courier
Maney
Casser Press
Gillette Newa
Sheridan
de Public Me
Repo
Repea
Wyoming Republican
Denver Papers
Guggenheim Papers
Colorado
Pee Wee Deming
Burdick
Denver Post
Denver Republican
State House
Home Made Pinex Cough Syrup Claim
An ad promoting a homemade cough syrup using Pinex and sugar syrup. It promises fast relief for coughs including whooping cough, with instructions to mix sugar and water, add Pinex, and dose every one to three hours. Claims of strong healing effects and a money back guarantee are noted.
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United States
Canada
The
Pinex Co, Pt
Wayne, Ind
Dance at Eagle Mall Tonight by Ladies Pree
A dance event at Eagle Mall is announced for tonight featuring Ladies Pree. Tickets cost 50 cents.
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Eagle Mall
Bitter Attack on Colonel Roosevelt
Democrat congress candidate Martin Littleton denounces Colonel Roosevelt and New Nationalism in New York remarks. He accuses Roosevelt of disrespect for the republic, cites past presidents, and says Roosevelt seeks to reshape every form of government and society.
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New York
Colonel Roosevelt
Martin Littleton
Congress
Roosevelt
van Buren
Tyler
Jackson
Buchanan
Munroe
Littleton
Chicago Hangings Few in Four Years Prompt Judge's View
Judge Kavanaugh urges sterner punishment for a wife murder, arguing hangings are rare yet preferable to life imprisonment. Police Chief Steward cites 663 city homicides in four years, with only two executions and 132 convictions, highlighting lax punishment and rising crime concerns.
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Chicago
Kavanaugh
Bar Association
Dance Night By Organ ized Labor Of Cheyenne
Attend the dance at Keefe Hall hosted by Organ ized labor of Cheyenne on Thursday evening October 27. Buchanan's full orchestra will perform. Tickets cost 1.00 with ladies admitted free.
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Organized Labor of
Cheyenne
Keefe Hall
Buchanan
Notice to Voters on Registration Deadlines in City
Voters are urged to register by the upcoming dates October 27 and 28 to be eligible for the November 8 election. An estimated fifteen hundred to two thousand residents in the city have not yet registered, and all eligible voters must register under the law. Registration books are available in Dinneen's garage in the First ward, the Industrial Club in the Second ward, and the Court House annex in the Third ward.
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Laramie County
Dinneen
Court House
Mail Pouch Theft Nets Letters and Bank Notes
Thieves stole a large mail pouch from a truck at Marshalltown union station on Friday night. The sack and some contents were found Saturday under a Plaza Hotel porch near the station. Letters rifled, presumed cash and negotiable paper removed, with bank notes among the papers.
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Marshalltown
Iowa Central
Chicago
Union Station
Plaza Hotel
Lila
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