Taft Addresses Shanghai Visit and Chinese Reception
Secretary of War William H. Taft arrives in Shanghai aboard the Minnesota from Japan to Manila. He speaks on U S policy amid Chinese trade interests and asserts America seeks no Chinese territory while backing modernization and the gold standard. Aristocratic Chinese women preside at a reception, a historic sight in China.
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Shanghai
William H. Tale
Minnesota
Japan
Manila
Taft
Faise
Eliston
China
Apo
United Staten Mt
Philip
Ood
Comelon
United States
Americas
Chita
Mr Tatt
Walter 2 death by own action in Cincinnati
The body of William Krieger, 26, a Walter, was found in a room on West Seventh Street Cincinnati. An empty bottle believed to have contained acid lay beside the body.
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Walter
Cincinnati
Wiliam Krieger
West Beventh Street
Chadwick
Columbus
Cassie Chadwick
Francis Kelly
Women's Department Hospital
Indictments in Little Mack Book Fraud Case Hit Northwestern Lumber Dealers
Federal grand jury returns 19 indictments against lumber dealers and officers of the Northwestern Lumbermen's Association over conspiracy to defraud via the Little Mack Book plan. The scheme used futile correspondence and mass mailings to flood opponents with catalogs and trade data.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Sie
Federal Grand Jmy
Northwestern Larmbertien's Association
Social notes at county fair with many visitors
Countless visitors and residents are listed as guests, shoppers, and relatives in Tippecanoe County for the county fair. Names include Judd Bunn of Raton New Mexico and Michael Good of Portland Oregon, with many others from Newark Canton West Lafayette and beyond visiting friends, attending funerals, and touring exhibits. Obie!
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Judd Bunn
Raton
New Mexico
Cowbocton
Michael Good
Portland
Oregon
Roscoe
L. C. Robinson
Masictia
Sethia & Co
Cincinnati
Roderick
Tippecanoe County
Vincent Fergucem
West Lafayette
Fd Standen
Cleveland
Will Ehrich
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Franklin Station
Elizabeth Taylor Clarke
Findlay
Mary Gage Mortley
Rachel Baker
Newark
Ballersted
Carmack
Philadelphia
J. J. Kirk
New Philadelphia
Mamie Felton
Columbus
Anna Jones
Newcomerstown
Benjamin Moore
William Middleon
Fleming
Myrtle
Canton
J. D. Lamgshore
Zanesville
Nace Qshe
O. Riges
S. Carton
Galveston
Ninth Street
Earl Deeds
Arthur Piper
J. BR. Jones
Albert Atkinson
H. F. Boner
Wooster
I. 1. Wheaton
Shreve
C. BK
Boner
C. M. McCoy
Valley Falls
Kansas
Geo. Hines
Chatrton
Wm. Rinehart
Baltic
Wm. Schmalt
Defiance
BR. C. Darnes
Mro
M McCoy
H.C. Darnes
Mandy Miller
Akron
Charles McDonald
M. A McConnell
William Green
Sherodeville
Haskins
Clove
G. BE. Carr
Orville
W. Timmons
Topeka
Kan
Mary Miller
East Cheatnay Street
Wattle Williams
L. Denman
Carl Williams
Cob Hershman
Londonvile
Caen ¢ Prient
Lillie LeSaeur
Arive
London
Canada
Ming Vin Et Lequeur Ami
Hilliard
New Yark
Charles Dover
Nora Speckman
New Castle
H. Redick
Lafayette
Wand
Warsaw
Infernal machines mailed to governor and others shock Denver
Denver officials halted two infernal devices disguised in wooden boxes mailed to Governor Henry Buchtel and bank presidents. A 21 year old, Kemp V Bigelow, confessed to sending the devices and to alarming Edward Chase and others. police seized the packages and investigated motives while a separate social circle report noted church activities.
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Colorado
Denver
Henry A. Buechtel
David Mi. Moffatt
First National Bank of
Charles B. Kountze
Colorado National Bank
Michael Delaney
Kemp V. Bigelow
Bigelow
Kelley
Police Department
C. L. Higelow
Bryan
Polie Department
Edward Chase
Buchtel
Chase
Tigelow
Outbreak of Diphtheria Strikes Adams Mills Family
A new diphtheria outbreak hits Adams Mills with four year old Donald Smart in critical condition. His 12 year old brother Earl died last June from the disease. The 13 child household received antitoxine treatment, fumigation, and the old porous house is to be purchased and demolished to stop spread.
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Adams Milla
Donald
Wm. Smart
Earl
Board of Health
Campaign Launched For Uniform Liquor License Law
Louisville October 9 campaign for a uniform liquor license law across all states began at a joint meeting of the Kentucky Distillers and Portation and the Kentucky Wholesale Liquor Dealers associations. Provisions include permanent existing licenses by popular vote, transferability, a future cap of one license per population unit, and licenses yielding fair government revenue without excess.
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Louisville
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Kentucky Distillers’ Anportation
Kentucky Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
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