Blane Blaine Club Parade in Cincinnati Demonstration
The Blaine club march through Vine Street with 8 000 to 10 000 protesters and a police escort. Speakers led by Judge Lueders and Mayor Galvin praised the party while denouncing Democratic mismanagement and urging an honest ballot.
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Blaine Club
McMicken
Walnut Street
Down Town
over-the-Rhine
Tenth Wards
Republican Club
Schwab
William H. Lueders
Galvin
Nicholas Longworth
William Littleford
Judge Littleford
Honest
Hunt
Littleford
Party of Praise
Party of Progress
Cincinnati
Public opinion powers U S in Berlin lectures
Emperor and entourage attended opening lectures by Wheeler of California and Moore of Harvard at the University of Berlin. Wheeler called public opinion the source of all power in the United States and contrasted American conservatism with radical politics as he praised Roosevelt and Bryan in reception of the news.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Emperor
Empress
Louise
University of Berlin
Roosevelt
Wheeler
California
Exchange
Moore
Harvard
Reynolds Hitt
Hitt
Scholle
Shartle
New World
United States
Europe
Californian
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Foreign Office
Mr. Bryan
Five Trainmen killed in Coal & Coke boiler explosion
A boiler explosion on a Coal & Coke railroad engine near Yankee Dam, 34 miles north of Charleston, tore five trainmen to fragments. Fireman Finley survived, others including engineer Rogers and conductor Riddle died. A relief train collected remains and authorities investigated causes. The railroad runs from Charleston to Elkins, owned by Davis Elkins Kerens.
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Commercial Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
Elk River
Coal & Coke Railroad
Yankee Dam
Charles Patton
Passaway
Way Stations
Patton
Thomas Blake
Caboose
Finley
Gassaway
Charles
Cléndenin
Clay
Coal & Coke Road
Elkins
Henry G. Davis
Stephen B. Elkins
Richard Kerens
Missouri
Woman Dies in House Fire at 8 Montague Street
Mrs Barbara Koenig a member of a prominent Kentucky family burned to death in a locked home at 8 Montague Street Georgetown after a lamp or fire started by an overturned lamp ignited her clothing. Her son Louis returned home about 11 pm found her body and alerted neighbors and the coroner.
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Barbara Koenig
Kentucky
Montague Street
Gton
Louis
Koenig
Tarvin
Salvador and Guatemala May Join Against Zelaya
Passengers report war has broken out between Salvador and the Zelaya government of Nicaragua. Guatemala is preparing for war and President Cabrera is expected to join forces with Salvador and Nicaragua rebels to crush Zelaya.
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Salvador
Guatemala
Zelaya
Panama
Associated Press
Pacific
Nicaragua
Cabrera
Nicafacuan
Compromise Ends Jackson County Ballot Tension
In Jackson Kentucky a bipartisan compromise delivered ballots for all but three precincts to election clerks after days of armed gatherings by Democrats and Republicans. County officials and deputies were mobilized to guard ballots, while tensions over liquor policy and control of the courthouse remained high ahead of next Tuesday’s vote.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Taulbee
Crawford
Little
Hargis
Adams
Black Attorney Convicted in Jealous Rage Murder
A Black attorney was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Mrs. Maude Dilts, a white woman. The jury recommended mercy after deliberation. The defendant struck the victim in a jealous rage and attempted to end his own life afterward.
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Lima
John W. J
Associated Press
Maude Dilts
Surprise Ity Is Fatal To View of Funmakers
Associated press reports a deadly incident in Jessup Iowa where Isan a wealthy farmer died after collapsing during a social event at the Colgan home following an unexpected snore. The collapse occurred at about midnight and he died twenty minutes later.
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Wate
Rise
Isan
Jessup
Colgan
Maniac Slashes Passersby On Pearl Street
Charles Parker, an alleged "animal man," slashed six people with a keen edged knife on Pearl Street near Broadway, then fled into a coal hole. Patrolman Beckman followed and pulled Parker from the hole after a chase, later taking him to the city hospital. six victims including William F. Winstroly and Joseph Duffer were treated for minor wounds, none fatally injured.
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Charles Parker
Pearl Street
Broadway
Beckman
William F. Winstroly
Louisville
City Hospital
Joseph Duffer
Carlisle Avenue
Charles Hoffman
Marlingo Avenue
J T Carrigan
Hale
Third and
Parker
Hast
Front Street
Pearl and
Ludlow
Nichols
Hager
Second District
City
Central Station
Nine killed in fire on Citizens Savings bank block
Nine lives lost in the early morning fire that nearly destroyed the Citizens Savings bank block in Johnsbury Vermont. Two people died from falls, several burned in ruins, and four injured were hospitalized with two not expected to survive.
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Associated Press
Johnsbury
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Frauds Charged in Registration Figures
The Toledo board of elections reports over 500 suspected fraudulent registrations in downtown wards. Special detectives under state authorization will support a grand jury investigation set to begin Monday morning.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Toledo, CO
Board of Elections
Cndar
Secretary of State
Plant Destroyed in Louisville Lumber Fire
The W. J. Hughes & Sons Lumber company plant in Louisville burned early today causing an estimated loss of 75000 dollars, insured.
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Louisville
Associated Press
W. J. Hughes & Sons Lumber Company
Notice to Agents for Extra Copies of Election Results
The Commercial Tribune orders extra copies of next Wednesday's issue containing complete election results for Ohio towns Kentucky counties and other states. Copies should reach the Circulation Department by Tuesday afternoon. The paper promises the most complete and accurate midwest election results in Wednesday's issue.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Grade Crossing Claims Two Victims in Indiana
LA PORTE Ind Oct 30 Aged couple Mr and Mrs D K Northam of Kingsbury area were instantly killed at a grade crossing when their car drove onto a Grand Trunk track and was struck by a train. Mrs Northam died instantly and Mr Northam died before doctors arrived.
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LA Porte
Ind
Associated Press
D. K. Northam
Kingsbury
Grand Trunk
Saturn steamer Saturn drifted 24 hours to repair
The Cleveland ore steamer Saturn, bound from Duluth to Buffalo, broke machinery off Marquette Michigan. It drifted helplessly for twenty four hours until the Northern Queen towed it to port for repairs.
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Saturn
Marquette, Mich
Associated Press
Cleveland
Duluth
Buffalo
Northern
Queen
Paulhan Breaks English Altitude Record at Brooklands
French aviator Lotte Paulhan soared to 720 feet over Brooklands in a biplane to set a new English altitude record. German Hans Grade won a $10,000 prize at Johannisthal by flying 2.5 kilometers in 2 minutes 48 seconds using a German‑built craft and motor.
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Associated Press Dispatch
London
Brooklands
Lotte Paulhan
Johannisthal
Germany
Associated Press
Hans Grade
Law
Mannheim
Wright aeroplane engine failure lands safely at College Park
At College Park Maryland on October 30 the Wright aeroplane halted at about twenty five feet. Lieutenants Humphreys and Foulois were aboard when the cog of a gear wheel attached to the magneto broke causing the failure. The craft landed without injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Associated Press
Humphreys
Foulois
Kronprinsess Cecile Reported Safe by Wireless
A wireless message to the Associated Press says the Kronprinsess Cecile is all well and clears rumors of a mishap. The ship was reported to be 0 miles east of Cape Race on the Atlantic.
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Wireless
Taft backs Ohio Awea bonds for river improvements
President Taft urged bonds to fund Ohio River improvement as part of the inland waterways program at a New Orleans gathering. He endorsed financing for Mississippi projects and warned Congress to provide steady support to shore up river banks and deepen channels from Chicago to New Orleans.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New Orleans
Taft
Mississippi River
Convention of the Lakes
Gulf Deep Waterways, Association
Mississippi
Secret Service
Kavanaugh
the Waterways Association
Mr. Taft
Ohio River
Gulf
Congress
United States
Chicago
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Marc
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Vine Street
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Oree
Meerze
Moores
OF Fass
Kaider
America
West
John R. Roghers
J. T. Riddle
W. BE. Carothers
F. J. Finley
Bert Thomas
Breathitt
Hurst
Maniac
Loween Lantern
Kansas City
Jack O’ Lanterns
Loretto Academy
Virginia Owen
Mamie Tiertan
Mary Maley
Owen
Toledo
the Commercial Tribune
Middle West
Indiana
Paulhan
Wright
Wright’s Machine Safe
AWEA
Deep Waterways Convention
Plause
Sanders
Louisiana
Yale
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